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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 7 June 1924, Page 8

PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN ENDORSE AND EULOGISE OUR WORK. 'T'HE thorough and practical nature of our Postal Courses, combined with their general excellence, have commanded the respect and approval of leading business men throughout the Dominion. They have seen what instruction by mail under our guidance has done, in some cases, for themselves, and in others, for members of tHeir staffs. For z u years we have been engaged exclusively in the work of helping ambitious men- and women to gain promotion, to secure better jobs, to earn more money. Students who enrol for examinations, are coached until they secure their passes, independent of the time it takes." Should they fail at the first attempt, they continue their studies with us until their passes are registered, at no additional cost. Courses include: Book-keeping, Accountancy, Secretaryship, Law, Banking, Advertising. Public Exams., Teachers’ Exams., Shorthand. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. This Hot Bottle Needs No Water. Heat is not just Heat. There are different kinds. “Thermor” supplies the right kind —the kind that gives the quickest comfort and the most relief. The kind that is immediately available and continuously usable. THE THERMOR WATERLESS HOT BOTTLE Has no equal as a bed warmer. PRICE 12s 6d. It gives a dry heat, which from the beginning is the right temperature for use. Its heat remains stationary at the usable temperature for twelve hours. It cannot leak. Lasts a lifetime, and never needs renewing. Put it in the Baby’s Cot at night; it will be still hot at 6 a.m. Just put into boiling water for 10 minutes, and it keeps hot for 12 hours. A. NEWLAN HANCOCK, CHEMIST- TEMUKA. DANCER! DRY WEATHER RISKS. Due to the continued dry weather the risk of FIRE is greater now than it has been for years. Owing to this extra risk we have been, and are still working overtime to cope with the large increase in new business offering. To those who have not yet insured, or who are under insured, we would strongly advise to protect their valued interests immediately. Enquiries by telephone or letter receive prompt attention We desir.e to sincerely thank all our clients for their continued support, and will be pleased to see old and new clients at any time. The Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd., is the popular office for every class of fire, accident and sickness insurance. Fred Gruhn, Chief Agent . The National Mutual Life Asscn., the Office of Di»tinction. Low rates, large bonuses. Fred Gruhn, District Agent. Office: Hay’s Building, corner Strathallan and Stafford Streets. Telephone 1060. .THAT OLD PICTURE NEEDS FRAMING. . . ... pERHAPS you have an Old Print which you value stowed away and in clanger of perishing. Why not have it properly framed. It will give you more pleasure. Send it down and let us frame it for you. An artistic Frame’s Mouldings will make a wonderful improvement. J. ABERNETHY, 45 George Street, DUNEDIN. (Opp. Moray Place, G.P.0.) NOTEI WHY suffer the annoyance of a Blunt Saw? while we have an Expert Saw-Doctor at your service, Who will gullet, hammer, sharpen and set all classes of Circular Saws, braze eet and sharpen Band Saws. Carpenters’ Saws re-toothed and set, and all other classes of Saws put into first class working order. Country Clients please notify ns When sending Saws with full name and BEDROCK PRICES, At SHLLLITO’S, LTD., ildimr Contractors and Joinery Manufacturers, LeCren Street, TIMARU. Telephone 298. ’ FREE MONEY. ynE IDEAL WAY of makin Home your own, is to j EQUITABLE STARR BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY, When you will have an opportunity to partake in the' £IOOO draws. Repayments as Rent FREE OF INTEREST. ! G. D. VIRTUE, S.C. Agent, Beswick Street. The Will and the Way. NO SAVING PRIVATE ESTATES. When Sir Julius Vogel, half a century ago, persuaded Parliament " to pass the Public Trust. Bill, Ids action was not due to a pressure lor ‘‘State enterprise’ ’in a general way. it. was not the wish of tho statesmen here in the early seventies to look lor a Government profit in a new undertaking. They deeided lo establish the Public Trust. Office because they were firmly convinced bv bard cold facts that .such an institution was necessary for the safeguarding of private estates. As far back as the year 1 S7H, Sir Julius Vogel referred to “innumerable case.-,’’ of minor.-, whose inheritance bad been largely wasted or utterly lost by the mistakes, the unwise speculation, or the peenlation of trustee-,. The Public Trust. Ot'lieo came t.lieu as a. sure means of enabling a testator to make the I)-st possible provisio for bis dependants without, fear of mishap. For full information, apply to to Mr F. E. Duncan, District Pub lie Trustee. Timaru. Agencies at Corn Mi ne, Temuka, Waimato and the Public Trustee, .Wellington, or Fairlie.