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Dunstan Times, Issue 1033, 3 February 1882, Page 2

Governtnenl Notices V. Mail notices. Mails close at the Clyde Post Office a Uime :- ■ I'or Dunedin mul intermediate stations \ ia J-awrente, on Mondays, Wednesdays ami I' ntlftvsat 2 p.m.; and via Quoensluwi on Saturdays only, at 9 .'id a.m l*ov Queenstown and intermediate stations, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and CiatncUavs. at 9.30 a. m Eor Palmerston, via Manuherikia, ntnl nierimdiatestulions. on Sutmays at i> p, m ini 'J'hur-days at 9 p m B Mails arrive from Dunedin on Mon‘day>, VVednesdiiys.ami Fridays v,a Queens. : a "" 1 tie.-. lays, Thursdays, and Satxiniayj*, vwj, Laurence li. WILLIAM HKNEY, Postmaster,

Mails WdfleMtiie Manuflenkia office as under For 'XhTiir, Xas«.l.y, Palmerston, and ntbvnle.flnite stations, on Sundays and I'-.m., and I hnrsdays, at 9 p. m. For Tinned in and intermediate stations on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at op m ; and Dunedin, via Queenstown, Saturdays only', at. 8’45 a.m Vueeiwtowii an,l intermediate stations, on Tuesdays, Tlnnsdavs, and >atumays, at 8.45 a.m. * ’ ( lyde, 'Tuesdays and Saturdays at 5 jxm. Jl ° H. D. WILLCOX, Posimastei, Alexandra. j

.0 OU RT A PPOIN TM EM TS. ■FEBRUARY. Friday, 3rd -Monday, dth Tuesday, 7th Wednesday, Bth >nday, Knh outlay 13th ■'iiiesday 14th ; Friday," 17th Aldiioay, 2dth Tuesday, 21sfc 22nd,* 'Umi-stfay, 23rd ... t Or<mv:< |] Alexand ra ••• Blacks ’** w T ™ Ba J Jjana ••• JVaseivp* xVaseby, Warden’s ... • ... Arrowt,yi; M ‘ . vueenstown, U';, lvt , u Arrowtowu, Warder > s ‘ Eoi JU7 The Receiver and Clerk . f Con e ■„ 'Attend his office at Backs on ) wdl i. , " s °i> t'n q_j 1 ohruary, and at Alexandra on t?' , - Uth f«r the purpose ( f Wmi(lav■revenue ami issuing summonses JACKSON KKliiih • u.m. a , id Ward on. Court House, Clyde. January J9 J

PUBLIC TiilTS" i KJSW 7 t OFFICE OF] % /F\LAMD. A NY pei % Pnl,r .«oii tinny appoint the VUStCe U1 A Tffastoe executor and I Act or codicil. jAnv I/ presentVh>'"(■>• vnay tvans,,v r 0 -*' of the mist proi ,erty Ti'bstee, who will rhere,»«i? hold 'property n] ou the filial - then j„. Any person, company, association, oar ptiijlH* body within or with<>"t the . colony, may place aiij£ property bedousing to them in tharge of the ■'Ff.idic Ino tee trust for such ■‘fiscs as may be ■ jtilined in the deed creating the trusty. Any huih'.mr, land, ov friendly •society may, by its rules, provide that property oolonging to it may be placet

in the Public '1 rust Office, for sucl trusts ami uses and with such power us may be iletiued in or by the sun rules. i he advantages ottered are:— Ist. State G<uakantre agains peculation, fraud, or dishonesty. 2nd. All proposed investments ai cousvoered by u board, consisting ot th Honorable Colonial Treasurer, th Attorney Ceneral, the Comptiolh

m.4 Awiitm Oenerel, the Government Insitrel/ce Commissioner, and the huh- j ■he Trustee. Careful consideration -of ,h]| seem ities offered is therefore ensure'). ;’„d. The Public Trustee, tu his corporate. capacity, Ni-.vuit WE s, SEVEU. LEAVES THE COONTJJY, and 'SI'-VEU BKC'oMKS ISfAPACITATKI), thus avoiding the mativ iocunveuiences resulting Jvom frequent hash :q>]iointiueu s of '1 rustces, necessitated by death, change of ahode, or mental or bodily infirmity. -fth. Punctually and jiromtitude in ihc r> mittauco of pet iodietil payments to heiielieiaries under trustor will to »nv pat t of the colon v or elsewhere at which it may he desir d that payments shuit.d he made. sth. The elfic'ive cheek which is called into operation before any moneys can drawn Item the Public Trustee’s MCCOUIIt. t; hj. I Seasonable charges: On estates such as are now being considered the „ Public Trustee is authorised to charge 1 j pci cent, on all nceipts, and l| per cent on dislmr-einents. and 5s p» r «-eu r . on ad moneys invested .No charge is.made tor obtaining probate, nor foi passing stamp and property tax returns, uor t t corresnondence howto er voluminous. Tims the saving to mi tales plac'd in this o.oce is consider*h.e. If. 0 UviMEUTOX, .Public Trustee