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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 August 1929, Page 4

THINK OF THE FUTURE. Every man should make a •will so that his wife and family’s future will be safeguarded, and his wishes and bequests carried out to the smallest detail. There is an interesting little book, issued by the Public Trustee, entitled “A Vital Business Matter.” It tells all the “whys and wherefores” of making a will, and contains a lot of valuable information for the business man. Free copies may be obtained from any office or Agent of the Public Trustee, or post free from the Public Trustee, Wellington.

MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT & BUILDING SOCIETY. rpHE SOCIETY is prepared to receive A Money on Deposit. Terms on application. J. B. KEITH. Manager.

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SEATON, SLADDEN & PAVITT. REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEEBS & LICENSED SUEVEYOES. MASTEETON AND WELLINGTON. C. WHITE-PARSONS, CHIROPBACTOE. Graduate ' Palmer School, Davenport, U.S.A, Member N.Z. Chiropractors’ Association (Inc.). COENEE EENALL & CHAPEL STS. Telephone 1021. CONSULTATION EEEE. HOUES.—B.3O a.m. to 10 a.m., 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. And by arrangement. Saturdays, 8.30 a.m. to 12 noon. BIRTH. FLAWS. —On August 16th, the wife of V. Flaws, George Street, a daughter. Both well. ' DEATH. CHANDLEB. —On August 12th, 1920, at Wanganui Hospital, Samuel William 'Chandler, husband of Louisa Chandler, 6 Wilson Street, second son • of the late Sergeant-Major Chandler, 3 Sth Royal Irish Regimentj aged 63. IN MEMORIAM. WELCH.—In loving memory of James Welch, of “Willow Park,” Opaki, who departed this life on August 19, 1909. Time’s kind and steady finger Smooths out the edge of grief; And the kinder hand of memory Turns back another leaf. —lnserted by his wife and family. J