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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 1, 17 June 1882, Page 4

Photographers j MAR T O M.* -' n ttU PORTRAIT ROXH^H EVERY DESClilPTlO^^^^^^^B TAKEN ij^^^^^^^^j Views on Statio^^^^^^^^^^^H Fayoeite An^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ALL £T^|^^^^^^^^^^| PICTURES EN^^^^^^^^^H SIZE, AND c^^^^^^^^^^^| AND WA'^^^^^^^^^^^J Prices on^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^f B R o^^^^^^^^^H G. W. Sl^ILEH^^^M T> E G S to inform the j^^^^^^H ■*-} Fnildinar that he Q &^^^^^^^| Galleries in Feildinu nncHl^^^^^^^^H and is now prepared to t^^^^^^^^^^^H in all cue various styles^^^^^^^^^^^H Studio, Feilding — -Man^^^^^^^^^H Studio, Palmerston, ; J^^^^^^^^^J G. W. S. would, call fl^^^^^^| tinn to the fact that he^^^^^^^^^^H the services of a first-cl^^^^^^^^^^H that those favoring; D^^^^^^^^^^^| patronage may rely on c^^^^^^^^^^H class pictures. i^^^^^^^^^^H Sl\EClALTY.—Chil<^^^^^^H the instantaneous procc^^^^^^^^^^H Cahinet, Cartes-de-v^^^^^^^^^^| and Rembrandt photos Landscapes, Dogs, animals taken by ai i^^^^^^^^^^| process which ensure^^^^^^^^^^^H effect. , ■ ; Will visit Pali^^^^^^^H Monday, Wednesday,^^^^^^^^^^H Feilding^^^^^^^^^H Tuesday, Thursday ,^^^^^^^^^H RemeniDer my adar^^^^^^^^^H G. W. SHA^^^^^H Photo^^^^^^l *ipHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFTCB; 5 . / |_ '■ - • ■ Jsi: : l, 1 j Guaranteed by the State. . ~£tf? * Although this, office has beenJaf^" existence for a period of more than seven years, Jt is that tbflobjects for #hich it was established 1 arg not sufficiently, known or underr!" stood. It is desired to set forth. in, f.!' concise form in Formation respecting-, the business which this office undertakes: — ... . ,;•. ■•.-. < r 1. The charge of all kinds of 'lndney' trusts, such as Marriage SealeineatSi ; " money to be iu vested for the ben'fefit! 1 of Minors, money bequeathed forcharij", . table objects, moneys the '.jatle . tst > which is in dispute, or whose: legal >. owners is unknown or cannot be> found, etc., etc. . .- . n'-i" ; , 2. The administration of the wilftf" j of persons who by appointing tue Puj^ , k ' ; | lie Trustee as their executor secur^ \ '■ the guarantee of the State for 'Jhefuii,^,. filment of their wishes, and avoid the.: • J risk consequent on the appointment oi private persons as executors, who not unfrequently, though earnestly desir ous of acting for the benefit of parties interested, fail to-carry cut legally the objects for which they were appointed and consequently involve themselves, and those whose interests J;hey\filr, v striving to protect^ in costly .and; "V 1 hamrssing litigation. ■ -"il^Hi 3: The administration of all estacea \\ oi which notfiisposition has been 'made ■'■ i by, will, whenever relative^ di> ;not "j wls-h to incur the responsibility' offaji \ ministration, or cap not ' from 'aioyj : J caust) obtain ohe necessary, pow 4 e^g; \p v , n act. In such cases it isthe.dutyi.oi' •■■» the Public Trustee to discharge -'all" ' legal debts so far as the assets ieitfenl; »« ai^d divide the residue amongst the ! { next of kin. ■ '■' ' ! ' v "• 1:< 4. The administration "of the'es^es. [''; of lunatics, lunatic patients, and o^,o^ vic t ts - , . .., .. ::: : '*di<k^ 5. Ihe charge of all 1 an d 3 flying! waste acd unoccupied j ef - which^k^H| owner is unknown, or i^hodhj^^^^^H absent from the coliaA&l^^^^^^^^H having left "°knoj^^^^^^^^^^^^H The cer^f*6iH|fe^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| very stnall. tamed from