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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1662, 5 February 1886, Page 3

P.ANOS ! PIAMOS trPIATOS! ! ! MR ROBERT HEARD, Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, begs to inform the musical public of R«efton, that HE HAS ARRIVED, and is piepared to ewvy oat aay work intrusted to his care. Harmoniums tuned and repaired. Mr H. wishes also to state that HE WILL MAKE HALF YEARLY VISITS to Renfton, a»d hopes by strict attention to business to merit their patronage. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Orders Iff* at Stbv^tson's Hotl, .rill jec« ive his iinniedfcu* attention. ladies" fancy w .rk. PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL. CREWEL STITCH, Satin Stitch, (j N E XT IN G, Point Lace. Paper and Wax Flowers, LBAT&KtiWOBK, MACRAME LACE, &o , kc, Ac. '""tltfy °^ '^ Ie noov< * m> '. oHPTork. Pupils Dres^-s Teaded, andLadie's Own ClotU Traced. M s s Idee s, Adjoining Ho, ki.^s T-mperauee Dining Rooms. Shiei-street.

I "iiEKFrON FLRK BRIGADE! T. A ! »JOURNED Annwl Meeting of Menibfi-s and Btib«cribe« will i*. heII o.Tt'ESDAY EVENING NEXT, at Imlf paßt, 8, FOR the purpose of ELECTING OFFICERS. T Mi«m'en who hive Uniforms i'j *'i<-i) f>.)-«e«sion, are respei-tfully r u<* ■ ! f>>;t Hi ii thpip nil that date. E.J. SCANTLE BURY, Secretary. IN THE ESTATE OF M. R. Gissing, CIIBMWT AND DRUGGIST, DECEASED T:NDE RS WANTED for the PURCHASE of the GOOD-WILL .<» S t.'JK-IN-TUADK in the above H'ute. i ■ ■■■ •• b on application to the ; I i- v -LOSE on FRIDAY, ''KDRUAIiY 20t«, IHB6, at 7 p m. The highest, or any tender not ••cessarily accepted. D. 0. PRESHAW, Executor, Reefton Ja-mary 3 ) , 1-586.

H! PORT ANT NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF REEFTON And S rrounding Districts. GREAT Clearing S« 1 c WILL COMMENCE ON WED ESDAY, 27th JANUARtI! St. In Every Department WILL BE OFFERED. iiHaPECTDN INVITED: BROADWAY. , ' ■ i < .)'■ •' •... „ ■ '. ■.- ■» ■«-'» ■ ■ ■ ,*-»•■-■ ■_..■.•>■ v. n Till: PUBLIC TRUST OFFIC.'I Or NB\V ZEALAND. ITS OBJECTS. 1. T'ie 'Adniinistra'ion of Intestate Kattitud, and the realisation, and distribution "f the tmrmiiinl Ehl.uh. 2. The Executuinhi[> nf thu i!l» of pomons win* nmy a|ip"int the Public Trus tee thoir cxtjctu.ir, mid thn* uvuiil thu necossity which otherwise would exist of commit tinu then fntjii'l. *<• tl>o i esp-»nstb?liti«s involved by sii'.-ii pimitinn. 3. Thu Adininirttmttiin <>f nil kiinU <>f M-uinv Trusts, inoiiuliu^ Maiiiag.- Seit!«.> tnmitHand every kind <>f fund, thu truots of wliich art* dolinitely set forth in thu deed crmiting the Tumi. ITS ADVANTAGES. 1. The Public TruntßM in his corporate cijmoity NEVER DIRS, NEVER LEAVES THK COUNTRY, and NEVER BECOMES INOAPAOITaTED; thua, by his a|ipoint.ment, the expense of fresh appointments of TruifteeH consequent on denth, cliango <<f u'tode. or mental or builily iuKniiity, is altogether avoided. 2. All projioHod invi'BtuientH are c"tnsiiltM:d by a Board of Officers, ensuring careful consideration of all securities offered. 3. The Government, tho Colony is responsible for the honest fulfilment of all trust a placed in the office ' , . !T^ NCR~A3iNG POPULARITY, ■■ THIK WILL BE SHEWN BY THK FOLLOWING FIOUKKH :— Cash Receipts. 1880 | 1881 ! 1882 | 1883 I 1884 | 1885 L 41.813 1,68,262 L 71.319 L 90.119 L11G.136 L 1.05,000, Eatmmteil. Scales of uimrues with vtHtiuu r»ijnlati>ius and all information may be obtained from the Public Thc^tee, '. < i.tti^toa, or any of his ngents througliout the Colony. W. LLOYD, Lojul Agent at Westport. W«llingtun, December sth, 1885.