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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 22 November 1924, Page 8

SPECIALS FOR MEN. All the Leading Makers Represented In Our Large Stock of HATS , AND CAPS. FANCY HALF HOSE IN All the Latest Shades. WE HAVE A VERY CHOICE SELECTION ; AWAITING YOU. vCiTi'k READY TO WEAR SUITS. OUR STOCKS OF THESE ARE ALWAYS KEPT UP-TO-DATE BY NEW GOODS, AND ARE PERFECT FITTING. Popular Prices. AT O 1 iand s INSPECT Z. BERTS, BEST ASSORTMENT OF SEAGRASS FURNITURE EVER COLLECTED IN SOUTH CANTERBURY. Better than you have ever seen before. BEST SEAGRASS CHAIRS 25/- to £4 7s 6d. A specially made, Handsome and Substantial Seagrass Rocker only £3 15s. All the Proprietor asks is that you inspect his Stocks. You are under no- obligation to purchase. Z. n E R I Relies on his Genuine Bargain Prices. Z. BE 11 I Furniture Warehouseman and Cabinetmaker, Cr. North and Stafford Streets. Telephones 771 T and 771 M. There is Something Different IN CORDIALS, LTD.’s, DRINKS. That’s why they are more popular than ever. Have you tried Cordials’ Ltd.’s Dry Ginger Ale? It’s thirst-quenching, invigorating, Appetising.

Timaru Leading Outfitters. BOYS’ BATHING COSTUMES, 3s 6d each. S.M., M., O.S. BATHING COSTUMES, 4s 6d, 4s lid each. We Stock PETONE WOOLLEN COSTUMES in Red and Blue Stripe. Our . Price 11s 9d. TENNIS AND CRICKET TROUSERS, All Sizes, 18s Gd each. Call and Inspect our Window Display of MEN’S PYJAMAS in the latest stripes made up of Tobralco, imititation Fuji and Striped Pique. Prices from 10s 6d to 21s. WHITE CANOE SHIRTS, From 10s Gd to 22s Gd. MEN’S SPORTS SUITS, From 7 9s Gd. Arriving Dailv the Latest in TIES, FANCY IIOSE AND HANDKERCHIEFS. OUR ADDRESS- Odp. HUTTC'-’S. STAFFORD STREET. SPECIAL INVESTMENT OF ESTATE FUNDS. \Y/HEN THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE is directed by a will or trust instrument to invest the moneys of any estate or trust outside the Common Fund, he takes every care to secure the best available safe investment. Although the State guarantee does not apply to such investments, the Public Trustee exercises all the caro that a private trustee would exercise, and is liable for loss to the same extent as a private trustee. Until a suitable investment is found, a Common Fund Mortgage is allocated from the Ist of the month following the receipt of the funds and the interest therefrom is credited to the estate. The Public Trustee lias special facilities for the investment of funds in mortgages or local body debentures. Where funds are specially invested by the Public Trustee exactly the same rate of interest is obtained by the beneficiaries as would be obtained by a private trustee in similar circumstances. For information apply to— F. E. DUNCAN, District Public Trustee, Timaru