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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 638, 25 August 1882, Page 3

1 JSBHMJIJJ»*rt Notice.-* TO TRAVELLERS BY RAIL FROAi BIRD LING'S FLAT TO CHRISTCHURCH, I HAVE much pleasure in announcing that I hive started a LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE close to the RAILWAY TERMINUS at BIRDLING'S FLAT. I shall be prepared to take horses on and after Saturday, August 2Gth. Excellent Stabling and good Paddocks for sheep or cattle. JOHN FRAZER. PROGRESS OF AKAROA. I)OBERT NOONAN begs to an- \- nounce that he lias opened the first CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS Ever started in Akaroa, at his premises, Lavaud Street, near the Jetty, which have undergone extensive repairs and alterations to make them suitable. Customers may rely not only upon the best articles being kept, but also on a prompt attention to all orders. Tho stock kept will he extensive and varied. ROBERT NOONAN, Akaroa. SADDLES. SADDLES. T WILL FORWARD to any part JL of New Zetlmc, on receipt of P.O. order for £5, one of my best STOCK SADDLES, complete, with Leather Girth, a good strong Bridle., and Pair of Spurs. A trial solicited. Satisfaction in any kind of Saddle guaranteed. Five Prize Medals, First Prize New Zealand Exhibition. A. DUNBAR, Saddler, Christchurch. BARRY'S BAY STORE. MESSRS BRODERICK & CO. beg to announce that they have opened the Store in Barry's Bay ( formerly owned by Mr Latter j as a Druggist's and General Store. Mr Broderick being a Pharmaceutical Chemist, the drugs will be most carefully dispensed, and all prescriptions made up accurately. The diseases of horses and cattle have also been studied by Mr Broderick, who keeps a large stock ot medicines necessarily used for their relief. A well-assorted stock of Drapery, Groceries, Stationer)', and other requirements on hand. All goods kept are ot the best quality, and are disposed of at the lowest prices compatible with a fair profit. Teeth carefully extracted. Note address— BRODERICK & CO., Barry's Bay Store. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. A NY person may appoint the PubjAi. lie Trustee executor and trustee under his will or codicil. Any present trustee may transfer the management of trust property to the Pu' lie Trustee, who will thereupon lio'd such property upon the original trusts attaching thereto. Any person, company, association, or public body within or without the colony, may place any property belonging to them in charge of the Public Trustee upon trust for such uses as may be defined in the deed creating the trust. Auy building, -land, or friendly eocietv may, by its rules, provide that property belonging to it may be placed in the Public Trust < ffice, for such trusts and uses and with such powers as may bj defined in or by the said rules. The advantages offered are :-— Ist. State Guarantee against peculation, fraud, or dishonesty. 2nd. All proposed investments arc considered by a Board, consisting of the Honorable Co onial Treasurer, the Attorney Gvner.il, the Conip* roller and Auditor G neral, the Government Insurance Commissioner,' and the Public Trustee. Careful consideration of all securities offered it is therefore insured. 3rd. The Public Trustee, in his corporate capacity, never dies, never, LEAVES THE COUNTRY, and NEVER RECOMES INCAPACITATED, til US avoiding tliC many inconvenience-* resulting from frequent fresh appointments of Trustees, necessitated by death, change of abode, or mental or bodily infirmity. 4th. Punctuality and promptitude in the remittance of p riodical payments to beneficiaries under trust or will to any part of the colony oi elsewhere at which may be desired that payment should be made. 5 th. The effective check which is called hA.o opera; ion before any moneys can bo paid from the Public Trustee's account. 6th. Reasonable charges : On estates such as are now being considered the Public Trus.ce is authorised to charge 1-g-per cent, on all recepts, and 1-|- per cent, on disbursments, • nd 5s percent, on all moneys invested. No charge is made for obtaining probate, nor for passing stamp and property tax returns, nor for correspondence, however voluminous. Thus the saving to estates placed in this office is considerable. R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. I