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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 139, 4 May 1881, Page 4

: ' " " ■ ' * l * " ■C'Ow— -— - TE ARO HOUSiE, ■-- '■' r- IMPO^TEI^ ■ j or ■ i SILKS, VELTETS, " ' iDRESS FABRICS, AiERINQES, CASHMERES, : LUSTRES, ko., &c. ' " ■ OJiE SHILLING; ; »t» iha Pound ■i ■j>,i-&>co>zr-irTJ ■ '"ypn- cash. THE UNDERSIGNED tiA^ FOR SALE p'ROPBRTI'B'S 1 "Throughout this District, including TOT AND 'CPJJNTRY L&.NDS 1 ' Improved a^d^ Ummpi,oved - ' FOR CASH, upoia, t'h'ejmpst LIBERAL ' : ■" TERMS.'__ I MONEY TO LBNDv 'In small or large suras", at. current rates, upon freehold, securities on'y, .*''"■ JAMES LINTON. HOW TQ, SA V E MONEY 60 TO }- MAIN BTRERT, .' I '■' ' 3?ALMERST.ON NOETH. , For WATBiRTIGHTS, from 20s; .ELASTIC SIDSB, and BALMORALS' fr9ra 21s. '.. . Style and Fit Guarranteedi. IMPORTANT TO THOSE BUTLD- ' ING OR FURNISHING. T. YE p, W O O.D.WAR E FA OTO.KY PALMERSTON NORTH. TFN returning thanks for the patronage .\_ bo liberally bestowed upon him for the last fey'e years, begs to state that ALL GOODS PURCHASED at the above factory ON AND, AFTEOt AFRILIst, : will be subject to a REDUCTION op PER. CENT; P O R , " C A S Q On delivery, oy TEN PER CENT. FOR CASH IN * ONE MONTH. After which no reduction will be made. Sashes, Doora, Furniture, Tnrnery, Moulding, and Glass of every description at loweot rates... STEAM WQJ »DWABR FACTO HY, j *" ' MAIN-STREUT, I PjU-»4er*ton Nojrth, ; SPECIAL OFFICE. ! THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ALTHOUGH this office has been m existence for a period of seven yeari, it is believed that the objects for which it was established are not sufficiently know.n or understood. It is de- . sired to set fprth m a concise, form information respecting the business which this office undertakes :.— ! T,he-Pnbiic Trustee is .an officer specially appointed by the Government. j 1. To take charge of all kinds of money bonds , such as Marriage settlements, moneys to be invested for the benefit of. Minors, moneys bequeath,ed for charitable objects, moneys, the title to : which is. in ; dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown, or cannot be found, &c, &. . ' . 2. To administer the wills of all persons, who by at'pointing.the Public Trustee as | their executor secure the guarantee of the State fortbe due fulfilment of their wishes and avoid the risk consequent on the appointment 6f private perWons as executors, ' who not unfrequently. though earnestlydesirous' of acting for tht bent fit of parties, interested, foil to carry out legally the objects for which th^eV were appointed, and con r- quently -involve themselves aud those whose. interests they are striving to j project : ill costly • and harassing litigation." " - - ' 3.. To take one administration of all estates bf which no • disposition has beea made by will, whenever relatives do not wish to. injure. the responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cause , objtain the necessary powers to. act. In such cases -it is the duty of the Public Trustee to discharge all legal debts so far the assets extend, and divide the residue 1 amongst ibie next of kin. ■~ 4- To take charge pf, and grant lease of all lands lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has been absent from the Colony for ten years having left no known ag< nt. Stae guarantee is secured for the saft- ci*t< dy of all monies placed m the office. Th ■ cost j of administering estates, .is very small Information may be obtained from all j agent§. ; - ' R. C. HA ME _« TON, I Public Trustee Tfl SANDERS, PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, [opposite the court-house] Palmerston. All orders executed with promptitude ' and neatness. 9XTARGES MODEKA.TE.