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Wanganui Chronicle, 13 November 1950, Page 7

; Farmvru! g £4,000,000 : Worth of ! t'onfidenreSil&>£!ssS£~J 8 I | > Fjur million pounds represents the value ® ' of farm property administered by the Public Trust Office. J Under the active management of the Public Trustee are 205 farms O J of a total value of £1,750,000 covering 240,000 acres and carrying g J 305,000 head of stock. o J In addition the Public Trustee is interested in the farming of a further O 9 522 properties covering 152,000 acres and valued at £2,250,000. ® Expert advice is provided by Farm Supervisors stationed through- q out New Zealand. <* » These figures speak for themselves. Almost 80 years of trustee ® J duty and estate management have fully equip- _ 0 J ped the Public Trustee to give wise guidance O I* and capable administration to your estate. ® J Consult your nearest representative of . . . J The Seal of Confidence I The PUBLIC TRUSTEE | o Office Kxlahlished I«2 WANGANUI MR. C. A. HENDRY g RAETIHI MR. F. L. LEE, Agent. g l> WAVERLEY MR. J. C. GRAY, Agent. «»• o ’ ! 1 BUTLAND INDUSTRIES LTD., GREAT SOUTH RO, AUCKLAND. Ol

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