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The answer is no - A will must be signed and witnessed by 2 witnesses:
http://www.hkclic.org/tc/topics/probate/making_a_will/q1.shtml
Also, there are other bigger issues:
1. Life insurance proceeds are usually exempted from will and probate. In other words, if your estate is only the proceeds from your life insurance upon your death, your beneficiary designation on file with the insurance company supersedes the will, unless you have specifically instructed the proceeds to be included into your estate.
This makes your purposes moot.
2. Based on your information, your will lacks contingency. In short, in case of anything happened to your sister after your death, but before your daughter reaches 30, it is possible that the proceeds will be back under the guardianship of her father.
My advice is you should talk to your agent and see if a trust can be set up for the proceeds. In the case when the estate is only insurance proceeds, the insurance company is the best place to look for solutions.