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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1298, 18 September 1884, Page 4

THE PUBLIC TB[TST OFFICI OF NEW ZEALAND. A TTENTION is directed to the pro* £L visions of the Acts e?tabliihed thii Office, and the advantages placed thereby within the reach if every pejion. Subject to such provisions., the State offers to every person — About to make his or fcer Will or Codicil, Intending to provide for wife and children or others by Deed of Settlement, ' 3, Settling Property by way of Marriage Settlement, 4. Desiaing to renounce the truite of a Will btving been appointed j Executor or Trustee under the same, ..,._••- --6. Having acted as Trustee, ExeenI tor, or Administrator, wishing ■ to be relieved of the burthen at, I Trusteeship or. Administration ,',-. the option of usiag the State machinery and gives an aDsolute guarantee against loss of funds b> fraud, peculation, or distionesty. ■■ ■ . ■■■■,:..■■■ - Every information may be obtained from J. HERBERT HiNZINS.-lCai,^ ; ; ". SoLICItOR, , Agent at Pahnerston North, or tipm^.{ fi. C-HAMERTON^ - ; Pnblie Tnutie. /^ EOEGE and COMPAKT \ PALMERSTON BUTCHESY, [ The Square, \ |Pdlmerston North. ' ; Orders punctually attended t; \ HOTICETH? SQUARE, '• .\- ■ r !-.' ' AND :. . --.' ; TEERACE EN2>. I Having secured the services ofj M"W HENDERSON* MITE OF WELLINGTON, as my shopman, I am now prepared to make a SHOW OF MEA r EACH EVENING, ..'..' \ Mr Bead, the manager at Terrace End sbopiJis empowered, to collect accounts ani giya receipts for same. -: Messrs. Arthur Xorejoy, Morsebead Sy»; mons, and John Rush are ray authorised salesmen, empowert-d to collect account* ' and give receipt for earn . " : TO GRAZIERS. WANTED Known that JMi*^ "■ Milleb; 5f tbe'dity Bnti r ' chery, the Square, Ten ; ace ; End, n% l " : Purchaser of FAT CATTLE 'anJ- > •;SHEfiP. •: i .:-..:..-■ •: ■■■. :!-!,■'• ' j IRONMONGEKi FAMi».Y GECJtiER,; ..Tni" Squabjs, PALMEESTON NOETH;; r ;.-.., ■TT^OR detailed advertisement see^'Tit" : ' JP Settler's' Frieud'," a monthly GUV" den^ Farm, and Fireside Journal, w¥»«k m;iv be obtained %x the Store gratiu : •■■■■■ .ii ■-■.. ■■ . !_{ T (' < ; THE GREATEST ''' ° 'I'y WOUDEBr iDP MOJDEM- s3^ Lone experience has proved these famous .Tejntj&MvJfeft most effectual m curing either the dangerous. nuia&JMtff tlie slighter complaints which arc more particularly {■• c-denta to the life of a miner, or to those living ia tte bush. - ' . ". '. -z^ Occasional doses of these Pills will guard thes£*leai against those evils which so often beset the human. (a^% va: — coughs, 'colds, and all disorders of 'the' 1 - liver 'mS stomach— the frequent forerunners, of fevor,) dys^itfjjfc I diarrhoea, and cholera. ,^: '. ' ! ■ ' ■'■ ■■': ■■■■•■■•> '■■;-•■■■ •■■ >: .) ./-■ Q .. , j -nd^ ■^■^^^^^^f^^vf^%v^^3^^^^^^^^^^^r^E«^^K^ Is the most effectual; remedy, for old sores. vron«4fc ulcers, rheumatism, and all skin diseases ; m fact,' vk<| used according to the printed ' directions, it never (ailttit cure alike, deep and superficial ailments. ' . The Pills and Ointment are Mannfacturod »nlj **■ ' 78, Kew Oxford St. (late 533, Oxford St.)'LohdJa 4 And are sold by all Vendors of Medicines throughout!* Civilized World ; with directions for use m almost *TM*language. , " • i .<e*Purctiaßers saould look to the iaiti'."»i ) the iota and Boxes If tlie address is not &•%' j Oxford Strest, London, they axe spurious. -i '