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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 81, 3 October 1893, Page 1

P. THOMSON, General Storekeeper, Plumber, & Tinsmith, \V~ ISIIES to annom:co to hi? customers and the public generally, that he ruis received liis Christmas consignment of Cutler}', Ghisswaro aud Crockery. Also a beautiful I. if. of Metal Teapocs and Cruots. Special line of Jain .Lira, to bo sold remarkably cheap. Also Ironmongery, Dn'uy and Kitchen Utensils,- Tinwaro (owu make), Holloware always on hand. Tanks, Spouting, and Piping, and all plumbing work executed at moderate prices. W. & J. Staples, BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURERS. WELLINGTON.

DAVID MURKAY, ' IRON AND BIUyS FOI7NDEK, BOILEHMaKEK. MILLWUIGIIT, — AND- ! GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Wasranii. OOLE maker Murraj'> Improved Rock JO Wool Press — ll>r br*i in tlvc market ; strong, compact, durable, simple and cheap. maker or — Hich»presßure, compound ••»ni! condensing Endues from 2 to i 35 N. horse-power; gteel, tubular, Cornish, portable, vertical Boilers; Saw and Floi:rmill Machinery; Cheese and Butter l'l.ints ; Waterwheels, Pumping Machinery, Bonecrushers and Disenteyr.itor.s ; Shafting Iron and Steel ; Pulleys (ca>t nnd wrought iron and split); Timber and Jacks; Bearings; Gearing; Spur and Bevel. KKI'AIUS A SI'ECIALTV. For sale—One 20»hp portable boiler (80lb working pressure), two 14»hp horizontal engines, one 12-1) p liorizontal engine and Cornish bailer, one 3 hp engine and double-action pump, one single cylinder steam winch, one 8-hp portable engine and boiler. ' DAVID HUMriilULb, Bakeh and Confectioner, BUNNYTHOLPE, PAYS regular daily visits to Feilding and surrounding districts. Best wlieaten Bread (3d the 4lb loai. Fancy Confectionery, Wedding and Birthday Cakes, a specialty. Only the best materials used. Terms : Cash or Monthly. D. HUMPHRIES. fHE Public Trust Office of New Zealand is' <t Government institution to atford, at low rates Of Commission, a secure and convenient recourse Tor thoso w)io. di'sirous of forming trusts in the colony, cnmiut satisfactorily appoint j>rivatc trustees or executors, »ad for pi-raons unable or unwilliiiK to midovtake or continue the administration of the trusts accepted by or imposed upon tlirni. The Public Trust Office, constituted by " The Public Trust Oliict- Act, 1872," has been since much enlarged iv its functions by amending Acts, to uK-et growing requirements. The Aiueudment Act of lH'jl facilitates administration, authorises prompt distribution. provides absolute security against loss to estates from investments at the discretion ot the Public Trustee, and insures the regular payment of tho interest. The Security and Fidelity of the Pub. lie Trustee's administration must bo considered of the utmost importance to every person contemplating the appointment of a trustee. Tho colony tjwuitiiiees the. fidelity of the administration, nnd Guarantees also I the Integrity of the Capital Funds invested at tho option of tho Public Trustee. The Colony Cuarantees also, on tho capital funds arising for investment out of tho properties placed in the Public Trust Office, & common rate of interest, to bo paid quarterly. Free of all charges of the Public Trust Office. Tho value of this pnnrnntGO ig in tho Guarantee of the Colony against loss from investments iv bad or insufficient securities, and against loss from delay in investment, and for t?ie ro-juliir and punctual payment of the interest, free of all charges of the Public Trust Office. In the appointment of Trustees there must always bo seriOUS concern as to the security of the Capital funds; and tho larger the capital funJls the greater must be the coi'.cern for security, and the less for a bu,'h rate of interest. The Public Trustee cannot .lie, cannot leave the colouy, cannot become (libqualified, or involved in private diuicuitieb, and cannot be distrusted. In private trusteeships, death and absence render necessary numerous and expensive deeds not required by Public Trustee s administration, which has, besides, the office solicitor's advice without expense to the estates. Ky *H wuo k»« w or uave experienced the contingencies of private trusteeships those advantages must be appreciated. l'"or further informntion npply to the Apeuta of or to The Public Trustee, W«*Jington. VIODEL SHOEING FORGIi JOHN TAYLOR, Proprietor, General Smith's Work in all its branchei Horsea carefully shod. Steel Shoe; used i* required. Special attention givet to malrormed and diseased feet. Fittings for lteid and Gray's Ploughs Fire Gratings for " Dover" Stoyes. Coil Chains. Maul Kings, Long Shove Handles, Spnde Handles, Bolts, Swivels, Patent Connecting Links, &.c, &c, JOHN TAYLOR, FABPJER a.nd GENERAL SMITH >Hnciiesteu Hquahk, Feildi>'&. "~ (J. P. POWLEB, COMMISSION A G E M AND Licensed Land Beokee. Offices — LauibtoD Quny, Phcenix Build* ings. Wellington.