Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 21 October 1933, Page 11

THE GUARDIAN TRUST One of the first considerations to arise ExerClSeS CIOS© in the making of a Will is who Is to act as Trustee and Executor. It is Personal Supervision generally realised that a Corporate Trustee of perpetual existence is / preferable to a Private Trustee, who OT i al aDaKI cannot offer the same security and facilities necessary for the successful tSLcItCS administration of the Estate. At the same time, many a man feels that his ( own particular Estate calls for an intimate knowledge of local conditions, “ and should accordingly be administered by a Trustee who is “on the spot.’ The Guardian Trust is completely equipped to render this close personal ' service through its ' extensive organisation of branches and agencies throughout the Dominion. Testator and beneficiary alike, may discuss matters in fullest confidence and receive helpful service and impartial advice. The __rnnuu— Directorate and Management have a first-hand knowledge of local conditions, whilst the staff is specially trained in all | branches of Trust work. Send without ZjfeZgfflMmX obligation, for helpful Booklet on the framing of Wills and administration of Estates. Capital: . . rioo,ooo invested in N.Z. Government Securities Assets under administration exceed £10,000,000 AND Nearly f1,000,C00 new business last year ~ The Guardian Trust & Executors’ Company of New Zealand Ltd. (.Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, 1883) SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD., Brougham Street, New PfymouA, Branches and Aganciea throughout the Dominion, .. . Gxx-xsb

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