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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1664, 10 February 1886, Page 3

Pirt,M>l KiANtttl! ■r'lAiHUolll MR ROBERT HEARD, Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, begs to inform the musical public oi Reefton, that HE HAS ARRIVED, and is prepared to cany out any work intrusted to his earn Harmoniums tuned and repaired. Mr H. wishes also to slate th.it HE WILL MAKE HALF YEARLY VISITS to Reefton, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit their patronage. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Orders left at Stevenson's Hot- l, will receive his immediate attention. LADIES~FAUCY V\HRK PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL. AREWEL STITCH, Satin Stitch, \J NETTING, Point We, Piip«T and Was Flowers, LEATHER WORK, MAOBAME LACE, &v., itc., <kc. 01d.'.-* rec iv^tt»ny of »be above m^ntioMed kiixls of work. Pupils taught. Lidie's Dresses Beaded, and Ladle's Own Cloth Traced. MRS S a"H DEP. 8 , Adjoining II • king'K Temperance Din ing R-ioms. Shiel-street.

FOft tiALE OB JjJiASii. *? 1 Q AC^ r€l at Fern Flut, "Rwffon, ** s - f li«. property of James RocHk ir. Esq. Apply to H. ROCHFORT, I D ny ,on\ Hot^l, Ht-cftoi , j Orto — i S. J. JOHNSTON, ! Grey month. f ■ l';iK ESTATE OF M. U. Oissing (..'}] KMisT AND J)HUGGIST, DEr'R\SRD TS D E It S WANTED for th< PURCHASE of the GOODWILL m ■ -i' '• XI . i i.i M>E i tin- ;ibi)i-. estate. I ' :'■ ■ <\' i s on application to th niidersignecl. Tenders will CLOSE on FRIDAY, FEiJU UAUY 26th, I*B6, at 7 y m. The hi'liesfc or any tender noi aec^s-tHfilv Mfpented. D. 0. PRESHAW, Executor, Reef ton January 30tli, 1336. PUBLIC SCiIOOITpRIZK FUND. » S ENTEFITAtXMENT in aid of t'\ tlip al»ov FUVD «ill h - held .tt an EARLY DATE, of which dne not i!<- will he Jiven.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TEL PEOPLE OF K&lFIOH And Surrouxdisg Districts. i SMITH <& BJiRKLEY f B GREAT flear i2i s; $« I c > WILL COMMENCE ON WEDNESDAY, 27th JANUARY!!! WHS I GREAT B RCUIN& 4 In Every Department WILL BE OFFERED. / — — — . ii ■ in iIHWj-yjij*™ —•- i mi iiiii»ii««™^«»««»«««™mmb«««»«^m»™» INSPECTION INVITED. BROADWAY. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NKW ZB\L ITS OBJECTS. 1. The Administration of Intestate Kstatus, and the realisation and distribution of the personal Rstate. 2 The Executorship of the ills of persons who may appoint the PtiWlic Trus tee their executor, and thu-t avoid the necessity which otherwise would exist of committing theii friends to the r.sp >usil>iliti^B involved by such position. 3. Tlirt Administration of ?ill kind.i of Money Tntstn, itit;!udiiij» 'lam - t^ >.: ,>._-ui .: mentß and every kiid ot fmt'J, the trusts of which are definitely set forth in lite deed creating the Trust. ITS ADVANTAGES. 1. The Public Truiteei.i his crporate CA^icity N3VSR DtES, NEVER LEAVES THE COUNTRY, and NEVER BECOMES INCAPACITATED ; thus, l>y his appointment, the expense of fresh appointments of Trunreos consequent on death, change of ahode. or mental or liodily intimity, is altogether avoided. 2. AH proposed investments are considered by a Board of Officers, ensuring careful consideration of all Hecurities offered. 3. The Government the Colony is reap' nisi Me fur the houobt fulfilment of all trust* placed iti the office ' ITS NCRHASING~POPULARITY.. I THIH WILL BE SHEWN BY THE TOLLOWINO FIOJRBU : — CaHh Receipts. ISBO | 1881 ' 1882 | 1883 | 1884 | 1885 L 41.813 L 68.262 L 71.319 L9o,lia U1(i,136 L 195,000, Estimated. Scales of clinrußS with existing regulations and all information may be obtained from the Public Trustee, Wellington, t>r any of his agents throughout the Colony. VV. LLOYD, Lojal Agent at Westport. Wellington DcO-ui'uer sth, 1885.