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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1926, Page 12

NO MORE DISAPPOINTMENTS WE STOCK BOSTOCK HALUSIZES Our big new shipment of ■ “ BOSTOCK ” Footwear is here, including the much- “ asked-for English "LOTUS” and "DELTA” SHOES These include all sizes and half-sizes in the new styles for the coming season. Prices are Surely Lower at M C EWEN BROS., “K” SHOE STORE New Plymouth. ’Phone 201. IF YOU COULD Only read the feelings of those whose hair is dying. IF YOU COULD— Only read the message of the A.B. BOTTLE You would not wait for the unmistakable warning of the hairbrush. Don’t ask for those feelings, ask for a Bottle of "A. 8. J. B. AUSTIN CHEMIST DEVON ST, NEW PLYMOUTH. WOMEN WHO DON’T MIND PAYING LOW PRICES. tWill find in great variety here at the "Vogue” modish, new season’s millinery models—exact style replicas ot "expensive” hats! But we just haven’t the heart to ask such ridiculously high prices as are V customary for stylish hats. Perhaps a visit, niQdam ? THE VOGUE For Modish Millinery Moderately Priced, 100 DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH DISTANCE DOESN’T DEBAR YOU FROM SUCCESSFUL TRAINING. There are probably many ambitious men or women under the impression that a successful course of study is impossible in their case owing to living in out-of-the-way places. The case of J.C.D., a resident of Fiji, completely disproves this idea. Here is his letter:— "I must certainly thank you for your valued coaching, which enabled me to become a qualified accountant, with just a year’s study. My case should prove conclusively that mere distance in no way debars men from qualifying under your splendid Home-Study Method.— (Signed) J.C.D., Levuka.” Whether you live in North Auckland or Stewart Island, in Samoa or the Chatham Islands, you are within reach of the valuable training afforded by Hemingway’s Home Study Courses. By the application of a few hours of your spare time each week to a highly interesting course of study, in which your individual requirements are never lost sight of, you can prepare yourself for a better position at a higher salary. .Write for particulars of Courses, stating the subject you are interested in, to •pfEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516. AUCKLAND. ADMINISTRATION BY THE pUBLIC TRUSTEE. When a business man appoints the Public Trustee as his execu- . tor and the trustee of his estate he may rest assured that every duty wjll be faithfully performed. The long experience of the Public Trust Office, its staff of welltrained officers—specialists in the various branches of the work—and its financial resources enable it to meet any emergency that may. arise after the testator has i passed away. . The Public Trustee is empowered to. make advances to estates on the security of their assets, and this provision often enables the realisation of assets to be postponed until a favourable market arrives, and prevents the loss which would result from a forced sale at an inopportune time. The power to finance estates in this manner also enables difficult and involved estates to be carried on by the Public Trustee until' they can be realised to the best advantage. The facilities offered by the Public Trust Office should commend themselves to every person possessing assets and desirous in the event of his death of having them administered in the best interests of his dependants or next-of-kin. For information apply to— F. M. WHYTE, District Public Trustee, C 33 New Plymouth.