revising gpiiE yyiLL. When a family man with the aid of a thoroughly experienced advisor has made a good Will, he has performed a vitally important duty towards his family—but the duty does not end with the proper signing and safe custody of the document. As time goes on the prospective needs of dependants may change. There may be alterations in the number or circumstances of dependants or next-of-kin rendering necessary a redistribution of the estate. The will should therefore be carefully revised at intervals to accord with the changed circumstances. When a will is made at the Public Trust Office, it is deposited free of charge in a place of safety, and is free from the risks of fire and theft. It is, however, readily available for revision at any time. For information, apply to— F. M. WHYTE, District Public Trustee, D—l 7 New Plymouth,
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Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1926, Page 12
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146Page 12 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1926, Page 12
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