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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19044, 18 June 1936, Page 7

Experienced Executors should be consulted management of a friend's estate presents complex responsibilities requiring specialised f- ■■' .training and knowledge. More and more trustees are finding that the appointment of the Guardian Trust has relieved them of the onerous and exacting duties which Trusteeship entails. With the Guardian Trust, property management is the specialised task of men trained in this work. Statistical information, up-to-date knowledge of markets, and constant study of business trends .are among the advantages offered. Efficiently and promptly for a minimum fee is this work carried out. Transfer your responsibilities to ... J the Guardian Trust mim r~ c„„„:.,i:„,„:„ ■>'" the duties or „-j* Trustees. Make an appointment today for a confidential discussion with the Manager. COSTS OF ESTATE ADMINISTRATION The maximum charge the Guardian Trust can make is only HALF as much as a Private Trustee may be allowed by law. For instance, the charge on an estate valued at £ 5,000 earning 4% per annum from debentures and shares, etc. - and a Life interest to the widow who lives twenty years after Testator's death, is only _£i 1-5-0 per annum far less a sum 'than would be allowed a Private Trustee. And this covers both capital and income commission and includes the whole administration charges and the cost of keeping of estate accounts, auditing, etc., too. THE GUAR & Executors' Company of New Zealand Ltd. (Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, iSB,i). Capital: £IOO,OOO invested in N.Z. Government Securities Additional Liability of Shareholders: £ 100,000 Head Office: South British Insurance Building, Shortland St., Auckland Gisborne Office, 44 Childers Road. Local Manager: T. F. Mitchell. Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay Directors: H. B. Williams, H. V. Hoadley, E. J. Herrick. Branches and Agencies throughout the Dominion.

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