Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 31 March 1934, Page 11

' w JSLas a TRUSTEE . . . are you WORRIED ? Once upon a time It was thought that the highest mark of friendship was to be appointed a Trustee to a friend’s estate. Since then, the trials and diffl- ' ; ' culties of Trusteeship have been recognised. ’And - to-day, with its uncertain present and still more uncertain future, a Trustee’s duty is nerve-racking and onerous. If you are a Trustee and feel the responsibility is too heavy for you to carry, let the Guardian Trust bear the whole or part of the burden. The Guardian Trust will take over your entire responsibility for the administration of the estate and relieve you of all the onerous duties connected therewith. Or, alternatively, the Guardian Trust will be happy to enter Into co-trusteeship or have you act as Advisory Trustee If in either case ' “ you wish to retain close connection with the Trust. Consult your solicitor about the facilities and service of the Guardian Trust. Estates under administration exceed £ij,ooo,ooo. New Business last year £i,800,000. The GUARDIAN TRUST & Executors’ Company of New Zealand Ltd. ' (Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, 1S83). Capital £lOO,OOO, invested in N.Z. Government Securities. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD., Brougham Street, New Plymouth. Branches and Agencies throughout the Dominion.

POTASH MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE Numerous “trials” in Taranaki have recently proved that phosphates alone do not give maximum results. They have, indeed, suggested that the time has arrived when potash must be used to justify the use of super, slag, etc. If necessary—reduce phosphatic dressings somewhat to allow of the purchase of some “Sun Brand” 30% potash salts for the autumn top-dressing. w ■ Be sure you order lt is reliable! t 3 ill A N 13 An advertisement issued by Pacific Potash Limited, Box 624, Auckland