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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 134, 16 April 1881, Page 4

; CAUTION. rpHB PUBLIC of MANAWATU are CAUTIONED AGAINST the MISSTATEMENT made by the Standard that it has the largest circulation m the County. They are referred to the report of the Mariawatu Coun'y 'Council, and the circular published m our fourth page. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOB i SALE! Numerous t>ropbbties Throughout this District, including TOWN AND COUNTRY L^N'DS Improved and Unimproved FOB CASH> or upon tho] most LIBERAL TERMS. ; MONRY TO LEND. In small or large sums at current rates, upon freehold securities on'y, JAMES LTXTOJT. HOW TO SAVE MONEY oo to GArroN, MAIN ST'K.ERT, Palmekstox ICorth. For WATERTLGIITS, from 20<; ELASTIC SIDKS aud BALMORALS from 21s. Style and Fit Guarmrteed. IMPORTANT TO -TIIOSR BUILDING OR FUIiNISHING. F. .ONN, or the WOOD WARE FACTORY PALMERSTON NORTH. IN returning thanks for the patronagfi so liberally l>e^towofl up>»n him for tbe last five yea rp, begs to sf;itt that ALL GOODS PIfRCIIASKD at the above factory ON AND AFTKR APRIL Ist, will be subject to a REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT. FOR CASH on delivery, or TEN PER CENT. FOR CASn IN ONE MO N'T (I. After which no -reduction will be made. Sashes, Doors, Furniture,. Turnery, Moulding, and Glass of cxery description at lowQat rates. STEAM WOODWARE FACTORY, MAIS-BTUBET, Palmebstox North, ■VT'LEAN BROTHERS & RIGG IMPORTERS, HARDWARE AND METAL MERCHANTS. 69 EIIZABITH- STREET AHD COLMXS 'Plaoi. 183 colliss-stbeit, and 190 BODBKE STftEET, MELBOURNE. ! SPECIAL OFFICE. THE PUBLIC TKUST OFriCE OF NEW ZEALAND. A LTHOUGH this office has been m XjL existence for a period of seven years, it is believed that the objects for which it was fstabli»heil *re ui>t sufficiently known or undtrstood. It is desired, to pet forth, m a concise form information respectinu: the business which this (iffi *c undertakes : — , Tnc Piililio Trustee is an offi er sp»I'ijilly Kjipoitjretl l>y the (Jovi'rniinnr. jl. . <> takt chaigeofstll kinds of money b> il- Sfuli as Marri.-i^c settK merits .(iitiueys ;o be invested for the bfiufit of ]\^i nor brqiuatiivd f«vr cb iri -able olyects, moneys, the title to whiu'i is m dispute, or whose 1. gal owner is unknown, or cannot be found, &c, &. 2. Tuadminister the wilUo.f all persons, who by a pointing the public Trustee as their executor secure the guarantee of the State for the due fu filmtnt of their wishes and avoid the risk consequent on the appointment of privnte person's as executors, who not unfreqnently, though earnestly desiroui of acting for the bent-fit of parties interested, fail to carry out legally the objec s for which they w^re appointed, and consequently involve tht>in«vlvvß and tno-e .whoiie inti-re8?8 thi-y are Ktrivi •<!* to protect m costly and harassing litigation 3. To tikp one »dmini*-tmtinn of «ll es'acs of »h c-» no dtspoMii on his len nijule hy will, whenever relatives do not wish to ininre the responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cau-e obtain the necessary powers to act. fn ' such cases it is the duty of the Puhlic Trustee to discharge all legal debts so far tlte assets extend, and divide the residue amonsst the next of kin. 4. To take charge of, and grant 'ease of a|l lands lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has heenahxent from the Colony for ten years h iviug left no kno-rn agent. State guurantee i< secured frr the safe custrdy of all monies placid m the office. Thu cont of adminiHtering tstatt« is very t<m;i]l Information may be obtained from a..l age.ut«, R. 0, HAMERTON. Fubho Trustee