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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1249, 21 July 1884, Page 4

THE PUBLIC TRUST OPFICB OF NEW ZEALAND. ATTENTION is directed to the pro* y isions of the Acts e?tablished this and the advantages placed Office, within the reach of every th^reby t Subject to such provisions, the State offers to every person- - ' 1. About to make his or her Will or Codicil, 2. Intending to provide for wife and -.hildren or others by Deed^of Settlement, 3. Settling Property by way of Marriage Settlement, 4. Desiaing to renounce the trusti : of aWill having been appointed ; Executor or Trustee under the same, 5. Having acted as Trustee, Executor, or Administrator, wishing , j to be relieved of the .burthen of I Trusteeship or Administration, the option of using the State machinery and gives an aDsolute guarantee against loss of funds b> fraud, peculation, or disnonesty. Every information may De obtained from J. HERBERT HANKENS, Esq., Agent at Palmerston North, or tron R. C.HAMERTON* „,? Public Trustee. /^ EORGE and" COMPANY PALMERSTON BUTCHERY, The Squahe, , a - • Palmerston North. ■ Orders punctually attended to. » " NOTICE- l CITY BUTCEEKY; ' THE SQUARE, : AND TERRACE END. :S , Having secured the services bfj ' HW HENDEUSON* -^ _■' LATE OF • ■. •". ••"■■-• " WELLINGTON,! as my shopman, I am now prepared to make a • ■ " j SHOW OF MEAr I each : FEIDAY EVENING-. •;.;■::•■ 1 Mr Read, the manager at Terrace End shop, is empowered to collect accounts and ■' ; give receipts for same. v . , Messrs. Arthur Lovejny, Moreeibead. f?y- , mons, and John Hush arc my authorised salesmen, empowered to collect j accounts' and : give receipt for sam ;■... , TEMPLE OF FASHION. ;• .7 - Arrival of .'...' ..,r t-i WINTER SLOCK ■- '■■ :u /^IHOICE and fiivKionable "assort\J meat just to hand direct from the SCOTCH and EJvGLJ.SH MARKETS \. ; and MOS3EIL A^l> KAIAPOI- ' \\!{ T. T-. KISRSLAKE. .._ TEMPLE OF FASHION, " f_ Next Foresters Hall, . • , • , THE GREATEST ~~ TODEB OF MODIEI OTESI Long expwience has proved these famous iem«H^l£^#. rr tnost effectual m curing either the dangerous' maladjetor- ;^- --the slighter complaints which are more particularly b* cidental to the life of a. miner, or to those living is th« Occasional doses of these Pills will guard th< )■}■>— against those evils which so ofren beset the human n*& v^: — coughs, colds, and all disorders of the* -liver and stomach— the frequent forerunners of fever, dyK»terjV*diarrhoea, and cholera. • ::{f'/r /_ -. -„.. - - ._ ]|If|fHwnr^v7ffi|i|i|VYis?(#|l o ! J ' llllfilVll/-l^m»JlklMiilWilH,.<> „ Is the most effectual remedy for old' sores, vouadb fleers, rheumatism, and all skin diseases ; m fact, wOW used according to the printed directions, it never faillMl- _ gure alikft deep and superficial ailinent^ '• •-'■■-< - >B -«'« The Pills and Ointment are Manufactured .pniv a^ .'. 78, New Oxford St, (late 533, Oxford St.)idnd«qtf, ? . And are sold by all Vendors. of Medicines throughout th« Civilized World ; with directions for uee m almost evtcy language. , . „ .. „,>..;. .€W Purchasers should look to : tie Eabis^* " the Pots and i3oxes If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.