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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 140, 7 May 1881, Page 4

James Smitlx» TE jARO HOUSE, ..IMPORTER 88/ESS-PABRICS, MIRINOES, C_iM___RE3, LUSTRES, *0., 40. ONI SHILLINftI ' m the Peund ! ']plSCoAif]fi3}i X'A U A job oisa. l- h - a ■•- ;'■ •' *•• THE UNDERSIGNED HAS EOR SALE T>BOPERTIBS Throughont this District^ including TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND& : Improved, and. Unimproved FOR CASH, or npon thej most LIBERAL yERMS. r MJONJJY TO LEND. lii small or large sums at current rates, upon freehold securities; only, * JAMES LINTON* HOW TO SAVE MONEY co to GATTON, MAIN STREET, Pa-messton Noxthi. .:..*. For WATERTIGHTS, from 20s; ELASTIC SIDES and BALMORALS from 21s. Style and Fit Gnarranteed. IMPORTANT TO THOSE BUILD•_NG OR FURNISHING, F. vTNN, I or THB WOODWARE FACTORY PALMERSTON NORTH. I >TN returning thanks for the patronage JL so liberally, bestowed upon him for the last five years, bega to state that i; ALL GOObSVPIfRCHASED at the. above factory ON AND AFTER APRIL Ist, : , will be subject to a REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT. ; J FOR CASH , | on delivery, os* TEN PER CENT. FOR CASH IN ! : ;:} ONE MQNTH. I After which no reduction will be made. I Sashes, Doors, Furniture Turnery, Moulding, and Glass of every description I at lov/Jat fates. STEAM WOO"PWASE FACTORY, ! MAES-STREET, , Palmeustqn .NoJfcTßj,. . . 4—— n H l—f . . SPECIAL: OFFICE... THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF I NEW ZEALAND. V jA LTHOUGHi"this office has been m jljl. ' ! existence for a period of seven , years, it is believed that the objects for which it was established are ''not sufficiently known or understood. It is desired to set forth 1 m a concise form information respecting tbe 'business which this office undertakes '— • ; • ] Thfe Piiblie Trustee it an officer specially appointed by the Government. \. To take 'charge of all! Yds of money bonds such as Marriage -settlements, moneys to be invested for the benefit. of Minors,^moneys bequeathe^ for charitable objects, moneys,, ithe, title to which i» m dispute, or whose legal owner, is unkjaown, or cannot be found, &c, A.' * ' ' ' | 2. To administer the wilU of all persons/ who by appointing the Piiblie Trustee as their executor secure- thfe gu_ antee of the J^tate forthedne fulfilmenti of their wishes and avoid the risk consequient on. the appointment of private 'persons as executors, who not unfrequfent'y!, though earnestly R desirous of acting' fat* the' Benefi t. .of parties i-dtirrested, fail to carry -out legally tbe I objects for which they were appointed; md co"^'''iuen' I yuinvolve' i th'emßelveß'iahd tjhose s, .-j :.i interests they are striving to protect m costl^) and harassing, litigation. ''•> ' :) (1 ' ■ i 3. To take one administration of all of which ho disposition has been made by will, whenever 1 relatives, do not wish to incurt the responsibility ■ . of adminisfratirihj'or cannot from any cause qbtain the necessary powers to. aot. In suoh cases it is the ' diityi of the Public Trustee to discharge all 1 legal debts so far t|be assets extend; and' divids th^- residue amongst the next of <' *n. > ; 4. To take charge of, and grant lease of all lands 1 *ng waste and unqecupied of which the owner -is unknown, or. who has been absent from the Colony for .ten years having left no known agent. State guarantee is secured 'for the "safe custody of all mojJieß.pl aced-in the office.- The cost iof administering estates is -very small. InformaUen may be obtained -from all, agents/ ' ' ' ' '' '• '- ■ ■ X- "'"*' R. C. HAMERTQN, Public Trustee TjT I ANDE RS , PRAGTIGAL ; BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ;. . ToiJ^OSITB TB(_ OOVBf-BODSB^ ! .. . .. Palmerston, All ordert executed with promptitude and neatness. PQABGES MOB-R4TB.