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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 4, 28 June 1882, Page 4

lA. . ' ' ' :" ! £iy%," ; ffi;..' I, ' r | '^J^T^V "^fpV'f^oOMS ■ : E \",:vj D-Ss€B??no_s" or PHOTOS ! r " ' l 'TMi^S DAILY, r i V r i?Vs on Vitiiilh, and F»mily Grbnps. 7 ' ' Ft rOBITB AiriijkLS. FATOHFJ7ia,T Pf_loTO> O^APEtZD^ ti. AU £INDs\ OF Caresfuiy, Copied, . PICTURES EN]JSgED TO ANT SIZE. AND QOLO^ED IN OIL AND WAT^R CQLdJFiS. Prices on Application. • * A ... : j. kirk'Woop, BROADWiAY, ! if . . .MARTON^.'.. ']]'";_ PORTRAITS 1 ! PORTISAirs;.!! PORTRAITS! !li G. Hv'. SBCAILER, ' BE G S to inform tbe public of F« ilding tbat he has Opened Galleries in Feildinsr and Palmerston, and is now prepared to take Portrait! in all the various styles. Studio* Feilding— Manchester street Stutxo. Palmerston, Main Street. G. W.S. wonld call special attention to the fact tbat be' b_is engaged the aervice* of a fim-clasa artist, also that iboHe favoring hhn with their patronage may rely on obtaining first* elites pictures. '' ! BPECULTT.— ChiIdren taken by the inataaia^eons process. • " . H'J... I ' -,' ' -.A. Cabinet, Cortes-de-visite. Vigiette, and Rembrandt photos taken. ■ .1 1 . , ■ A: j '•' «•' Landscapes, Dogs, Horsenand otber aniaala taken by aa; entirely new process wbicb ensures' accuracy and '. effect. Will visit Palmeraton, 1 Monday, Wedhesdav, and Saturday. * Feilding, . Tuesday. Thursday, and Friday. Remsmoer my address :— .-,.,..: G. ,W. SHAILER, ' _ , Photographer. n^HE PUBLIC TRUST OfflGE, . .-JL , „—^ • - • Guaranteed by the State. Although tbia office ibas been' in „ i jexiatenoe Jor m- period of. .more than seven yeare, -it ie -believed that tbe objects fofi^hiebiitwas established are not sufficiently known or under* atopd.. It is desjred to, s^t.for tb in t concise forija inforn ation, 'rjaspect^ng the business which, this office under* 1. The chtfrge of ajl kinds bfinbney trusts, siiCb a§ Marr age Beilleiiiehts, money to be lovestdfl 1 fot'the betttefit of Minors, money be|ueatbad'fbrcki__ri* tablo: objects; *iodeya the: titlo'to which ia ; in 4ispu^,or whose legal owners -it,: .unknown or cannot bo Ipundi.oteM etc, , I ..... • : 2. The administration of tbo villa of persohs who by^pppinting the Pub lie Trustee as their executor securo the guarihteb oifthe | Stite fot thejfhl« filment of theft .wishes, and avoid tbo risk consequent|on the appointmeatoJ private peMOns^ executors Awbo not unfrequenay, tfiougb earnestly dietir ous of acting f« the benefit of partiea interested, fci^to carry out legsSly the objects for they wore appointed and consequ|Antly involve^ themselvos and those wbose interests th«y„ar striving to protect i^ coatlj and barras^ing litigation. r . 8; The admmistratioh oif ' all esta.cea of which no disbosition bsi been mado by will, Whenever do sot wish to inem> 'tb#. responsibility of ad ministration 'or from -'4ny cause obtiin the ncadssaty powers < to act. In «uch esses It is lbs duty of the Public Trustee! to: discharge »11 legal debts eo far aa the assets epten J, and divine the residue amongst the nextoflpai „ „.,., y, s , ... ... .;;,.,; 4. The adminjatratipn of estates of lunatics, lunatic patents, and tynvicta." "'■ ' . 5. Thecharjre of all lands Mmg waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has beea absent from the edlony for tea years, having left no knowa agent. -••••: lhe oo*t administeriug eat^tee ,f very small* - lafonn^tion may oo ob . tained from all agent*., „ -. R.C.aAM^RTQN, y Public Tmitoe. __W. GOLDING, Chimney Sweep & Wlghtman, BEGS to inform the Public that bo bas taken over; the businese carried; on oy his late father, and dopes by pr. .snpt attention to all ordera to receive the support of this public.