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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1665, 15 February 1886, Page 3

*'Jit SALE OB LIiASE. P.ATiOS \ V\*M \\ PIA^Dd! ! L 1 n ACRES at Fern F!aN Kccfton, Vf R ROBERT HEARD,. 01/S thfc property of James Roch- ill Pmuofo.te Tuner and Repairer, ?OBT,Esq. Apply to begs to inhrm the -musical public of H. ROCHFORT, Reefton, that HE HAS ARRIVED, ] Dawcon's Hotel, ii^efto: , *nd is prepared to carry out any work Or to intrusted to his oare S. J. JOHNSTON, Harmoniums tuned and repaired. Grey month Mr H. wishes also to state that HE 1 WILL MAKE HALF YEARLY NEW BUTCHERY. VISITS toßeefton^ndhopesbystnct ' utention to business to meiit their DUFFY BROTHERS, mtroua « e __ ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Wholesale a- id Retail -"~ , „ FAMILY BUTCHERS. Orders, l«ft at Bwvbw?w » Hot. l, Vl !l receive his immediate at^ri' "m. HAVE COMMENCED business U. A " nico r»upv W PK tteeiioin in preuiises adjoining LAUItO fftliUl VV ni\ the C.iiiity Cuiuil Chambers, Shiol PI^AIN and ORNAMENTAL. <treet, AND TRUST that BY KEEP- <mT?tf Sativ Stitch ING none but THE PRIMES! ( jREWEL STITCH, Satin Stitch ...wlity of MKAT, CM.il.ined WITH SJ N S „« Wm Plo-nr, itODKRATE PRICES andpromp. irtention to nii-rit a share of pubh- MACBAME LACE, jatrouage. &o , &c., x- . Families in all parts of the district Orders receiv. d ;orany >f »he ib<;\« waited njM>n for orders. 'muni kinds 4Two.\. Puj 11k : taught. PUBLIC SCHOOL PRIZE FUND. Lidie's Dosses readeJ, an . Lades )wn Cloth Tiaced. i N ENTERTAINMENT in aid <.f — A the above FU <D will b, hel.l at MR 8 SAAD ER S , an EARLY DATE, of which due Adjoining Ho.rlci..^ Temperance D:nnot oh uill he given. I j, tg R.o.nf,. Sl^l>str P et, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF REEFTON And Surrounding Districts. , GREAT ( lear iv g; Sa I c WILL COMMENCE ON .. WEDNESDAY, 27ft JAHOAIY!H when g:e\t bargains In Every Department WILL BE OFFERED. INSPECTION INVITED. BROADWAY. I - THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND, i . ITS OBJECTS. 1. The Administration of lutastate Estates, aud the realisation and distribution of the personal Estate. 2. The Executorahip of the ills <»f persons who may appoint the Public Trustee thuir executor, hii<l thus uvoid the necessity whicli otherwise would exist o! committing thoii friontl-j to the reßnoiiuiliilitins involved Uy such pwitiMu. _ ! 3. The Adiniuistmtioii uf all kinds of Money Trunts, incliuUn« Mai riiige Settle nie.uts ami every kind of fund, the trubta of whicli are definitely set forth iv tlu * deed creating the Trust. ITS ADVANTAGES. 1. The Public Trmtee in his corporate ciineity NEVER DIES, NEVER , l LEAVES THE COUNTRY, and NEVEIt BKCOMBS INCAPACITATED; thus, . by his appointment, the expense of fresh iippoiutmunts of Trust ecH consequent oi H ' l death, change of abode, or mental or bodily intituiity, is alio>/ethor avoided. ;. 2. All proposed investments are c<m<iidt>red l>y a Board of Officers, eusuriiij careful consideratimi of all securities offered. » 3. The Govern men t the Colony is responsible fur tho Inmost fulfilment of al trusts placed iv the office • ITS iNOREASIN¥?OPULARITY. THIS WILL BE SHEWN BY TUB FOLLOWING FIQUBB.S :— Cash Receipts. 1880 | 1881 | 1882 | 1883 j 1834 ! 1385 t> L 41.813 t68,262 L 71.319 L90.H9 L 116.136 Ll'Js,ooo, y Estimated. . c Scales of chanjes with existing regulations and all iufornmiion may be obtaiuw f from the Public Tbustee, Wellington, or any of his ogents throughout the Colony. f VV. LLOYD, ....... '• Local A»ent)at We?tport. S Wellington December uth 1835, ' ''