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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1654, 18 January 1886, Page 3

1885--6 SUMMER SEASON, 1885--6. SMITH & BARKLEY HAVE much PLEASURE in INFORMING the r NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS, mi.-! the P^LIC -onen.Hy, ri.-t their STUCK for the PBESENT SEASON is NOW COMPLETE. THE GCOD3 ARE W NEWEST DESiGNI AND MATERIALS, And Specially Pelecteo for our F mily Ts.t-3. Having in'view the great depression ct present existing in the district, we have marked all goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. I We : p end a LIST of a FEW of the I^aDIN 3 LINES, AND RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT INFECTION :)$(: DRESS r EP .TTMENT." Black and Coloured Silks, Plain anl Bio.-sid.'il Sitii.s, o .is! unites, aid a great variety of New Dk-ss Mitiiial, with Tiinnlrngs and Oi'::uiiifiiLs l«j lhitcll. N .:\v and Choice Pat torn d in Prims, Bi-och«>, Piain and Printed Sateens, Zephyrs, Muslins, G.ilu'ea 1 ?, Drills. &<.-. We are showing an Extensive Stock of r. I a« • k , am! Fancy Lf\<es, in new makes and designs, Economic and Swiss Emb.uidery, Kveriu&tinjj Tiinsunngs, &c, &c. : ) @( : MANTLE AND MILLINERY DEPRTMENT. We are showing some very Choice Cashmere, mvl D o>-a(le«l Djln.ans aud Jai'lcets, Client ii;»\ Lace, «nd Bejidi'd Ficluit s hi <i Capes. A Beautiful Lot of Ladies' gßonnets and Tiimnud Hats of the Laftft F sliinfis, Ladies' a d Gir.s' Untrim'n»*d Hats in «jr--at \a»iety. NSW GLOVES: NSAY FEATHERS! SEW ROWERS ! CARPZTAND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Brussels, Tapestry, Kider, Feit, and Hemp O-wpets, in Newt«st Designs, with HeartlwUi.'S to match. Dour Mats. Damask, Repp, Lace, Muslin, and Leno Curtains, Cretones, Vallanee J<ace t , — &C, &C, &C. I Floorcloths, Passage-cloths, and Linoleums (all widths). Eooms Measured, Carpets Made and Laid Down. CLOTHING AND HAT DEPARTMENT. Iv this Department our Stock will be found nmst complete, aid the hest quality of New Zealand Manufacture and imported Men's a il Youths' Coats, Trousers, and Trousers and \\ s s and Suits. Boy's K .i< k ; > Suit-*, in Tweed, Drill, &c. — First class Value. JIjA, YoVhs', nwd P» >. ' White and R'*uattr* Shrlf*. Whi c and Famy bunimei- Vess-. S.ik, Lu^u;-, a d rl->iia:.d Coats. Straw and Leghorn Hats. Merino, L-e^hrmi, and St^aw EL lmels, and ail the New Shapes in Black and Coloured Felt Hata. SBITB IHABE TO !E2AE;3a3.. Over 100 Patterns of Tweeds axd Coatings to sllect from. o -asg-s -• BROADWAY. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ITS OBJECTS. 1. The Administration of Intestate Estates, aud the realisation and oistribution of the personal Estate. 2. The Kxecutorship of the ills of persons who may app"ir.t the Public Trnatee thuir executor, and thus avoid the necessity which otherwise would exist of committing their friends to the responsibilities involved by such position. 3. The Administration of all kinds of Money Trusts, inclining Mauiage Settlements and every kind of fund, the trusts of wliioh are definite y set forth iv the deed creating the Trust. ITS ADVANTAGES. 1. The Public Trustee in his corporate capacity NEVER DIES, KEVER LEAVES THE COUNTRY, and NEVER BECOMES INCAPACITATED; thus, by his appointment, the expense of fresh appointments of Tru te»s consequent on ■death, chang* of abode, or mental or b-Kliiy iuSi .aily. b v'< ,\th. r avoided. 2. All proposed investments art} c>nsM«ivd by a rio;ua ii Utticjis, eusuriag careful consideration of all securities otfeivd. 3. The Government the Colony is responsible for the honest fulfilment of ail trusts placed in the office ITS NCREASING POPULARITY. THIS WILL BK SHEWN BY THB TOIAoWIsG TIQVJUBH ." — Caah Receipts. 1880 I 1881 I im | 1883 | 1884 | 1885 L 41.813 LG8.202 L 71.319 LDa,ll9 L1i6,136 Ll^o.OOO, Estiuiatet. Scales of charges with existing regulations and all inf>nn:i ! i>n may ba oWtaiaaJ from the Public TuusTes, Wellington, «h tt'»y of iiU agonu thr«Mjj;iioatUiaOjluisy. W. LLOYD, Lical Agent at Westport. Wellington, December sth, 18S5.

JOHN CHiNG, WINE, BPIitlT, .vm> PUOVI6IOH BafAiAVAT^ !IKSVTD»» 4 CENT f-U- Vv*. :i:ul A. CiVJI&vVh •X- (L'jUiI :••«)), r> '; <• -:itcil bl;-t!jd8 «4 Wines at-ii Spitius, consisting oi:~* tnvulid Port, Claret, Genera^ OUI Scctya and Li;'a Wlt'sk*^-, ()ul CoguNc Druody, vV'»ito Rum. To avrivo per sliip •* Hannibal," ivoia London, now duo. 6 QUARTER CASKS H.-ur.^y's PALE II RANDY, Yinhi^c (Ju.uan'ced, 1077. — AT.S 1 T OK SALE — Nelson and MojU's pnie Blendod Teas. .TIT>JT AliKIYEi', a s|.Vn«li«l lot of NKW SEE,»S, n -,,l EARLY SEED POTATOES, ioiisistiiijj oftEarly Ho*., Early Yfiii»ontS, Ykto; ::ut Phik Eyes. j 13 1 nvn Riveis, &0., &c. . OKN CHING.

W. F. WARNER, pOMMERCIAL TIOTIiJL, CATBEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHUKCH. Agent for th ■ T'l.^vaph Lino of! Coaches betwti'ii the Eas.t and West Coast*. j The Family portion of the Hotel is repU'tf with every convenii'iue. BIX SUITES of KOOllti, entinly | SEP \RATE from the other portion of the i-L.rarfc. j , . —ALSO— | Lady's Duawiso Roo:r. I 6 Sample Rooms, Uusurpassed. | Every attention to arri\a' and ilepar- j tore, of trains and coaches. j J j Awnt for all West Coast Coaches, j n _. : SEEDS. I THE UNDERSIGNED has the! CHOICEST sorts .. F ower, i Vegp abl , aad Agricultural EEDS , for sale. I Twelve packets of the former will be sent post free for 4/ ; any seeds of the two latter will be forwarded by the coach. I S. BOLTON, Seedsman, Nelson.