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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 67, 16 September 1893, Page 1

P. THOMSON, ) General Storekeeper, Plumber, & Tinsmith, \T~ ISHES to aniuMir.rr to his customers find the public generally, that "^ he has received his Christmas consignment of Cutlery, Glassware- aud Crockery. Also a be?iuiil'ui lot of Metal Teapots aud Cruets. lj Special Hue of Jam .Lirs, to be sold romarkably cheap. Also Ironmongery, D.u'ry aud Kitchen Utonsils, Tinwaro (own make), Hollowaro always on hand. Tanks, Spouting, a;nl Piping, aud all plumbing work executed at niodor--3 ate prices. ' VV. & J. Staples, BOOT AND SirOl<: MANUFACTURERS. WELLINGTON.

I JOHN GOULD, CLAIKVILLK HOl'Sfe' BAKERY, IN takrng this opporl unity of thanking the Eosidents in nnd around Feilding for the very liberal .-'.ihl substantial support accorded to mo during the sis yrars I have been in Business ; I alsc avail myself of this opjiortunity to in* form then that owing to my ever-increas-ing Business I have found it necessary to erect a new and iikut commodious Oven, and no expense has been spared in fitting up with every convenience for making v lirst-class article, and that all orders entrusted to me will receive careful and prompt attention. Birthday nnd Picnic Parlies supplied with every Kcquisitc. Pastry and WeddingCnkcsmadotoorder. Fine and Decorticated Bread delivered Daily in all parts of the Town, made from the choicest brands of Flour. On and after Ist February J. Gould will be prepared to supply best Bread at 6d the 41b loaf for strictly Cash on delivery. DAVID HUMPHRIES, Baker and Confectioner, BUNNYTHORPB, PAYS regular daily visits to Fcildmg and surrounding districts. Best wheaten Bread Gd the 41b loaf. Fancy Confectionery, Wedding and Birthday Cakes, a specialty. Only the best materials used. Terms : Cash or Monthly. D. HUMPHRIES. THE Public Trust Office of New Zealand i, n Govrnmicnt institution to silYonl, at low rates Of Commission, n sccuiv nu<\ convenient nccnux; for tli<j.-o who, drsirous of lorniin^ trusts in the colony, i.-;uin-.it Mitisfuctorily niilioint iirivute trustees <>r c.\ociuors, aacl for I».tsohb unable or unuilHnu to undertake or continue tlt<; ailininihtrutinii of tho trusts ucCL'iited by or imposed upon t!:oni. The Public Trust Office, constituted liy "Tho l'ublic Tru>l Ollicc Act, 18?2," lmfl ljuen since wiuch cnliiiijtMl iv its functions by amending Acts, to nirrt Krowiii^reijuirrnients. The AiiH-iKlinont Act of li-'.M facilitates administration, authorises i»o)i))>t distribution, provides absolute security against loss to estates from investments nt the discretion ol tlm l'ublic Trustee, and insures the regular imyiuent of tho interest. The Security and Fidelity of the rub. lie Trustee's adiniiiistiv.tion must bo considered of the utmost iiii]inrtanco to every liemin contemplating the appointment of ii trustee. Tho colony iin/innitet'x tlmfliMitu of theadministrntion.iinci Guarantees also the Integrity of the Capital Funds invested nt the option of the l'ublic Trustee. Tho Colony Guarantees also, on the capital funds arising for investment out of tho properties placed in the Public Trust Office, a ••oiiiinon rate of inteivM, to bo paid cpu&rterly, Free of all charges of the Public Trust Office. The value of this pinrnnteo is in tho Guarantee of the Colony against loss from investments iv b.wl or insufficient (securities, nnd nf,'niiist )>>;;s from delay in investment, and for the iv-juhir and punctual payment of the interest, fnr nf ull chnnjes of the I'iihUc Trust OMcr. In the appointment of Trustees there must nhvays bo Ser'lOUS concern as to the security of the Capital funds; nnd tho larger the capital tuuds the floater must bo tho concern for security, and the less for a high rate of interest. " The Public Trustee cannot die, cimnot leave the colony, cannot become disqualified, or involved in private difficulties; and cannot be distrusted. In private trusteeships, death and absence render necessary numerous aud expensive deeds not required by l'ublic Trustee's administration, which has, besides, tho ofnee solicitor's ndvico without expense to tho ; estates. Uy all who know or have experienced the contingencies of private trusteeships thuso advantages must be appreciated. I'or further info; m;iti<>n apply to tho Arpiils of or to The Public Trustee, Wellington. Tl/rODEL SHOEING FOltGii JOHN TAYLOR, PItOIT.IKTOK, General Smith's Work in all its branches Horses carefully shod. Steel Shoe: . used if required. Special attention giver to malronncd nn<l diseased feet, j Fittings for lioid and Gray's Ploughs Fire Gratings for " Dover" Stoycs. 3 Coil Chains, Mnul JJings, Long Shove 1 11.am11.-s, K|i.-hlj. Handles, Holts, j SwivrN. Pitlcnl, Connecting Link?, <See, &c, : JOHN TAYLOR, i FATMiIEIt am) GENERAL SMITH i A 1 \ncukstku Square, Feildin&. f ~ C. P. POWLES, COMMISSION AGE i\ 1 A-NU 1 LicrNj-Ko Land Bbokek. , Offices — Lauibtou Qu;i.y, Phamix Build* ings;, Wellington.