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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 26 June 1926, Page 8

PULLOVERS AND COAT SWEATERS. SPECIAL SELECTION. AT TRICES PROM 13/fl. UNDERWEAR FROM THE LEADING MILLS. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL. PROM 7/a. OVERCOATS. SMART DESIGNS AND THE VERY LATEST CUT, AT OUR USUAL POPULAR PRICES ALL THE LATEST IN MEN’S WEAR, AT el d s STAFFORD STREET. Telephone 784. 4JS.;, “ WE GO ON POR EVER.” THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY, LIMITED. THE LEADING TRUSTEE COMPANY IN THE DOMINION.

I_|AS it ever occurred to you that * * in appointing your best friend to bo the Executor of your will that you are imposing upon him a burden and a responsibility for which he is entirely unfitted? He accepts the Trust feeling that he is morally obliged to do so, but is it fair? Care and time must be devoted to even the Smallest Trust, and your friend may himself die before its completion. By appointing the Company you are certain of a permanent Trustee, and moreover you obtain the benefit of the Company’s forty-two years’ experience in administering Estates. All business is strictly confidential. Como and have a chat with us, »r write for our pamphlet. L. S. ABERNETHY, District Manager. STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU. QHI'ROPODY. The Foot Treatment Department at the Hot Sea Water Baths, Caroline Bay, is fully equipped for proper treatment of Flat Feet, Tired and Aching Feet, and Corns. ’Phone 2G(jR for appointment. Massage end Electrical Department in charge of VINCENT C. PIKE, Regd. Masseur (cert.,). Open Daily, and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings fi.3o c j The Print Blurs, The Head Aches, Your Work is Pushed Aside. Those are the warnings of Nature that your eyes are overstrained. You will appreciate the comfort of correctly fitting Glasses. Wo have the very latest and most comfortable styles. We have the qualifications and the equipment to examine your eyes.

Wm. Mcßride, Optometrist, Tim am. ’Phone 100. ADMINISTRATION BY THE - PUBLIC TRUSTEE. When a business man appoints the Public Trustee as his executor and the trustee ot his estate he may rest assured that every duty will be faithfully performed. The long experience of the Public /Trust Office, its staff of welltrained officers—specialists in the various branches of the work—and its financial resources enable it to meet any emergency that may arise after the' testator has passed away. The Public Trustee is empowered to make advances 1o estates on the security of their assets, and this provision often enables the realisation of assets to be postponed until a favourable market arrives, and prevents the loss which would result from a forced sale at an inopportune time. The power to finance estates in this manner also enables difficult and involved estates to be carried on by the Public Trustee until they can bo realised to the best advantage. The facilities offered by tlie Public Trust Office should commend themselves to every person possessing assels and desirous in the event of his death of having them administered in the best interests of his dependents or next-of-kin. F. E. DUNCAN, District Public Trustee, Timaru