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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 138, 30 April 1881, Page 4

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS i £•,::•,'■,■ \i ! FOR SALE j Throughout this Distriot, including !Tt)WN AND COUNTRY LiNDS Improved and Unimproved F.QR.CASH,. oj; upon thermoat'LlßEßAL TERMS. MONEY TO LEND. iln small or large sums at current rates, | upon I freehold „ ©n|^y, ! * " • ' ' ' JAMES' LINTON. i : HOW, r T,O. S.AYE .MONEY ' GO TO ! GATTON, i „,o , ; ; > M;AIN t ..ST^.EI'VT, , : ,-,-«■ ! ' '■ Palmerston North/ ' ■ I For WATERT iG'rfT '% : from : 26s ; JELASTIC SIDES and BALMORALS jfrom . 2*15.7j r : AIKI. f.f-r.d ' ■ ' 1 ''•; i i ! Style and Fit Guarranteed. JIMPORTANT TO THOSE BUILDi IN.G ,OR ..FUR^JSHING.^ j ■ F. VENN, \ OF, <THB iWOODWARE 'F AOT OR V ; PALMEIISTON IN^eturpirigf. thajnkjs fdr^bi^ patr'opage, so liberally bestowed upon him for jthe last five years, begs to state that j ALL GOODS PURCHASED ! at the above factory j ON AND -ASTJBfr "APRIL Ist, i will be subject to a '•REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT. | FO R CA S H ■ „....--■ pn, delivery,. or, : .-.r iTEN" PER 1 CENT. Ft)R CASH IN j ONE.jMON.TH. I After which uo reduction will be made. ' .- . , ____ S S'asiies, Doors, Furniture, Turnery, Moulding, and Glass, of every description at lowest rates. STEAM WObi>wlßE H 'FACTORY, ; „,\, j!,. .[..MAIN^STREET,,.; jViiT.f / i-■ «• - !■: ; :•: PaLMERSION . . NdRTH^ ., V f' If HE^tTBLIC : t'RX7St u OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. - ' ; - A LTHOUGH this office has been m r\ existence for a period of seven |yearß, it is believed that the objects for (which it was established -,-v re. nut. .jsuffi'ciently known or"unaeirst6oa\ It is dejsired to se.t f forih ,m a TCpncise'.Coriin iniformation respecting 'the business which ithU^pffice updejpt.ake.v\--r.; : . -.: , . > ! 'The Pub' lie Trustee is an officer spej ciaily-.^appoiated pyu the tGovernrn,ent t r j 1. To take charge of all Viiids of money ihonds gush/ /as Mjijrri.age. -; settlements, moaeys to be invested for the benefit of Minor^^mpneys bep t ,ueat^ed for charitable objects, moneys, the title to which is m j dispute, or whose i< gal QTw^ijis; unknown, or cannot be found, &c, <§?. 2, To administer the wjlj|pf allppr^ons, who by a: painting the Public Trustee as their^fe.cntpr,;Becijr;tj tt?eguarMte.e : Qf the State for the due fu filmint of their wishes jafßdnavpillj the nak-icoijiieq.de.ojti Pn^hle appointment of private persons as executors, wbo not unfrequetttly.vtho.ugh'ioarnestly desirous of acting for the bent fit of parjties;inteßestptt,lfaiM6 cari^'rfut lipily the jobjec's for which they were appointed, and consequently inv.olve<foen)'selves and tho?e whose interests they are striving to protect m costly and tion. r 3. To take one adnilnis'tration 'or all [estates of which no disposition has been made by will, whenever VeUtiveV 1 tf<v not , iwish to injure the responsibility of „ad-: ininiStVatiQn^or f kny •' 'cause obtain the necessary powers jtq iict-, fn jsuch cases it is the duty""6f 'the'Trublic I fr.rnstee to discharge alt|egi)l de.h>.sp far [ tW Assets W(lm4? M !""r|i«idue ! kmongst the next of kin. v ... „. 4- To take charge of, and gr'aVit^ease of all lands lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown,, or who has been absent from the Colony .for, ten, years hiving left no known agent. ° S'ta't^'guar-: kntee is secured for the safe custody of pi monies placed m the offi.ee, The cost of administering estates is very small, information may he r o.htain,ed ,;fjrpjm. all , agents, "'" " c ' ! H. C. HAMETITON, I Pablic Trustee hrn b aJJ © E..8 s, i PRACTICAL ! BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, j [OPPOSITB THE COURT-HOOSE^J j Palmers ton., Kll orders executed with promptitude ' ..;■.-. and neatness. .. CHARGES MODES ATE,