QOMMENCINO ’J'O-MORROW, QOMMENCING 'JO-MORROW, Enthralling New Serial, " 'yyiLD Q.RAPES ” “ 'yyiLD Q.RAPES ” By THEODORA WILSON WILSON. A Charming Story with Delightful Appeal.
TOWER OF PERMANENT SECURITY Established in 1883, by special Act of Parliament, the Guardian Trust was created to provide a permanent organisation to efficiently handle the complex problems of trusteeship and the administration of assets. DIRECTORS Mr. S. Austin Carr Sir Qt rge El iot Mr. V. J. Lamer Mr. K. B. Myeu Mr. E. R. N. Russell Mr. P. H. Upton Mr. W. R. Wilson MANAGER Mr. R. F. Ward Since its inception over half a century ago the Guardian Trust has accumulated a vast fund of knowledge and experience, and offers you material advantages which could not be secured by the appointment of a Private Trustee. The Guardian Trust will relieve you of all administrative responsibilities, while your estate will receive the benefit of the Company's years of specialised experience and its wide knowledge of markets, finance and the Law. The future welfare of your dependants inevitably rests upon the success with which your Trustee manages your affairs. Call and see the manager to-day, or write for the Company's free Booklet, which contains much valuable and interesting information. The Guardian Trust & Executors’ Company of N.Z. Limited (Incorporated by Special Ace of Parliament, 1883) Capital: £IOO.OOO, invested in N.Z. Government Securities. Additional Liability of Shareholders : £IOO,OOO Estates under Administration exceed £13.000.000. New Business last year over £1,000,000 Head Office:-South British Insurance Building, Shortland Street, Auckland.
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20247, 16 July 1937, Page 3
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