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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7287, 14 October 1933, Page 3

Si^orAND’C'j^ ESTATES ADMINISTERED From Factories to Farms An important consideration in the appointment of a Trustee and Executor is ability to efficiently conduct and manage Testator’s business, so that beneficiaries will secure the greatest return from their share in the Estate. This applies whether the business be a Factory or a Farm. The Guardian Trust is completely equipped to carry on, under terms of a Will, any type of business, and provides expert supervision for the protection of beneficiaries' interests. The business man and the farmer alike will appreciate the difficulties that arc likely to arise if he is compelled to leave the administration of his Estate to his wife or friend who may not have the time, experience or desire to give it the proper attention it requires. It is therefore a wise precaution to appoint The Guardian Trust as your Trustee and Executor. Write for illustrated Brochure giving further information which will be sent withoutobligation. Capital: £IOO,OOO invested in N.Z. Government Securities Additional liability of Shareholders under Special Act £IOO,OOO Assets under administration exceed £10,000,000 Nearly £1,000,000 new business last year The Guardian Trust & Executors’ Company of Mew Zealand Ltd. C lncorporated by Special Act of Parliament, 1533) Bank of New Zealand Chambers, lambton Quay, Wellington. C.S. WATKINS Esq., J.P.: Wellington Director. EDGAR WYLIE: Wellington Manager. 1 Branches and Agencies throughout the Dominion, G 10-l 23

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