Talk:Public trustee

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Hi, have added to the stubb which only dealth with Australia, but really needs more than just the australasian perspective. I was going to do a history of the Public Trustee of New Zealand, based largely on Vennell's Century of Trust book published in the 1970s - I'm holding off as Public Trust (as the NZ Public Trustee now calls itself) is supposed to be funding a last 33 year update - but no sign of it yet, so may just get on with things. Any comments or assistance welcome Winstonwolfe 04:01, 11 June 2006 (UTC).[reply]