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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 100, 25 October 1893, Page 1

P. THOMSON, General Storekeeper, Plumber, & Tinsmith, \V ISHES to announce to his customers aud the public generally, that •'* he has received his Christmas consignment of Cutlery, Glassware and Crockery. Also a beautiful lot of Metal Teapoca and Cruets. Special line of Jam Jars, to be sold remarkably cheap. Also Ironmongery, Dairy and Kitchen Utensils, Tinware (own make), Holloware always on hand. Tanks, Spouting, and Piping, and all plumbing work executed at moderate prices. /. ) W. & J. Staples, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, WELLINGTON. "William carthew's Edward Martin's NEW SUPPLIES OF USEFUL fc -^ YVC *- 1 ** lflttl tlll ° BOOKS: TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cassell's Picturesque Australasia, 4 Kimbolton Koa» vo!s., 4os - Macaziue Ot Art, 20s /— \ My display of Styles Sheep and their Diseases, 12s W Poultry, by Wright, Bos W J? Maosikicknck. Bee Keepers' Manuel, Gs Gd Live Stock, 4s ; New-laid Eggs, Is 3d /\K?<u\ J have s P ared no Farm Favourites J I effort to obtain the Cats, and their Management, 2s $[ very latest Hens, and How to Keep Them, i)d v"X \ "I P^ductions from Birds, Common aud Out-door, Is 3d \AI a \ nnVnvTAT Horse Owner and Stable Compan- \^-i - \ _ LUI ;": MAL , _ , |J*— ' V I— l JP AND ion, Is 3d T A\ PV COMINENTAL Duckri, aud How .to Make lliern L^/ \±fi WAKKETS. Pay, 2ti Gd / r Food Feeding and Manure, Is Od l\ v se ' cclf ' on °f Kitchen Garden, for Amateurs, os | \ Tweeds nnd Cloths Gardening. New Zealand, 3s I is much larger Maori Dictionary, by Williams, 13s Ij and more Maori Conversation, 3s Cd varied that hitherto. Domestic Medicine, 4s 6d J Family Physician, by Cassell, 25s ] I Dress well and be Book Keeping, Is 6d . ' g ° =a^ i \ sure oi Mechanics Students Introduction, 5s '- «-, •^-i^^gjJL^'S Success. Evolution of Marriage, 4s * '•• Twf *i • ~ + Lady's Manuell. Ruddock. 5s I)rrn^, U " 9 . %\ r^~ Chemistrj of Life and Health, 3s MARTIN'S TAILORING Advice to a Wife, by Chevasse ESTABLISHMENT. Advice to a Mother, by Chevasse Life of Mm 3ootl^2jrol^_ls.s TFUPI 1? OP Vx ShTon " DAVID HUMPHRIES, TEMPLE^ PiSHIOA THE PON TAILORING ESTAB Baker and Confectioner, LISHMENT. BIRMINGHAM BUNNYTHOBPE, (Opposite Lowes' New Stables). I)AYS regular daily visits to Feild- STEVENS* is prepared to ing and surrounding districts J execute all orders in fir.t-class Best wheaten Bread Gd the 41b at Wellington pnoeß| his motto loal> being •' No Fit, No Pay." r, -. . .. „, ,i n i Knowing the wauts of the district, Fancy Confectionery, Wedding and £ Strapping, Cuffing, and Birthday Cakes, ajpecialty. Repftirs in gener^ a e ßpecialty h . „.,.,, , • , nA Gentlemen's own material made up. Only the bes materials used. Particularattention given to ladiesTerms : Cash or Monthly. fc As a proof of his abilities in I^ l^^. this line, J. F. Stevens has received T HE Public Trust Office of complimentary letters from Maggie New Zealand i» a Government Moore Williamson, the renowned institution to afford, ut low mt6B Of Anefrnlion n^frpKS nurl ntliprs for commission, a secure and convenient Australian actiess, ana otners, lor recourse lor tboso who, desirous of forming WUOm lie executed yariOUS Worl£. trusts in the colony, cannot satisfactorily ap- : _ point private trustees or executors, and for . /,t"f T r> ir; i\' l//"/'/r / / lti'i i\ r l persons unable or unwilling to undertake or A Vbl liAhIAA ML I < Alj 1 n<n Icontinuetbe administration of tbo trusts ac- })K\T SOCIKTY cepted by or imposed upon tbetu. ' ' ' 4>w « -w +*%**, . . i New Zealand Branch ; b7^P?S?c T^?o^^rSS" U Si Head Office Customhouse Quay, been since much enlarged in its functions by WELLINGTON, amending Acts, to meet growing requirements. Local Hoard of Directors • The lfon The Amendment Act of IH9I facilitates ad- x . a % tt n\inVJ ,' ministration, authorises prompt distribution, Morgan b. Uracc, M.V., L-.M.Vr., MuU provides absolute security against (Chairman); the Hon. Charles J. John - loss to estates from investments s t on , M.L.C. (Deputy Chairman; ; Alfred at the discretion of the l'ubhc Trustee, uud = • L 2T \ A / {L , J. v , insures the regular payment of the interest. de iJathe Brandon, Jisq ; tne lion JidThe Security and Fidelity of the rub- ward Kichardson. C.M.G., M.L.0. ; John lie Trustee's administration must be con- Duncan, fcsq. ; ivledical Oiheer, Dr W. sidered of the utmost importance to every Q. Ker^p, M.R.CS., England, person contemplating tlie appointment of a __,r., oij-^f Woalthipst nntl Most trustee. Tho colony gwirmitecs the fidelity of T^tlr^ Uldest. VV cailli tsl, and ft Obt the administration, and Guarantees also ■ Prosperous Australian Life (./luce, the Integrity of the Capital Funds an( j Largest in the British Empire. ££■&&# ru; n rantee; Ub a^ T on 8t th 0 e A Tho only Colonial Life Oflice W hu-L capiUl funds ariHing for investment out of the declares a liODUS hvery lear. properties placed in the Public Trust Office ft yy Method of Valuation adopted hu ?Zr^\"3»W«^™*& <*•' *"*<* «' "f the most Siring Jt TrUSt Office* Character, and ensures a considerably The Vftlue Of tins guarantee is in tho larger reserve to meet liabilities than thai ( Cuarantee Of the Colony against loss / <£ y^ f n/ an y u (f lcr office in the Australfrom investments in bad or Insufficient securi- • '(j o i (j ; i ; ( . s ties, and against loss from delay in invest- anian meiit and for tho regular and punctual pay- ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS incut of the interest, free of all charges of the «-.. (\(u\ ()()() Public Trust Office. In tbe appointment of *11,UUV,UUU Trustees there must always be serious (eleven millions sterling), concern as to the security off^tne Al , invesled t0 yi ld n ly G r cent JSB^l^ft^St'WSrcS'c^S Policies in Fore/ "llO.^Oo security, and the less for ft high rate of in- Kum Assured £'38,888,283 terest. The Public Trustee cannot die Accumulated Funds ... £11,328.448 cannot leave the colony, cannot become am - ,-,>.,. ■!.».-. qualified, or involved in private difficulties; Annual Income ... ... £1,901 ,123 and cannot be distrusted. Cash Bonuses Divided ... £5,431,622 In private trusteeships, death and absence "RONTTSTi^ render necessary numerous and expensive x»\7ii UUUQ. deeds not required by Public Trustee's ad- . 1M „.«, ministration, which has, besides, the offloc Cash Bonus for One Year, 1892, £i>o4,--solicitors advice without expense to the 261, yielding reversionary bonuses estates. By all who know or have experlencea _„,„, ,«.;„„.« t i non n/v» ,r^~ mn \, the contingencies of privato trusteeships these amounting to L 1,030,000. after makadvantages must bo appreciated. ing special reserves amounting to For further information apply to the Agent* £234,51 1. of or to The Public Trustee, W«*» Cash Bonuses declared for last Fire JinotOlta Years, over Two Millions, yielding MO DEL SHOEING FORGK reversionary bonuses exceeding Four Millhons. Tr*TT"V TAVT HR Assure your life in the A.M. P. Society JvJUJN ±A. X LiXJ sstx t aQ d secure a bonus every year. Proprietor, Expenses of Management less than 9] per cent on the total income. General Smith'B Work in all its branches EDWARD W LOWE Horses carefully shod. Sieel Shoes Resident Sooretarv used if required. Special attention given „ , n<r becietaiy. to mohormed and diseased feet. Uranch UUice— Fittings for Reid and Gray's Ploughs. _ Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Fire Gratings for •• Dover" Stoyes. roonPFNP.r Coil Chains. Maul Kings, Long Shovel LDMUM} GOODBEHERE. Handles, Spnde Handles, Bolts, . Swi»cls-. Patent Connect- TAMES J. CURTIS ing Links, &c, Ac. .1 JOHN "TAYLOB, Cust< "" 5 ' Sbip 'S" n ' i Forwordi " K FAERIER and GENERAL SMITH Grey Street, Winchester Square, Feildino. WELLINGTON, N.Z. "wWrANTEir KNOWN— Copies "o Propnetor of WeU^Rton Parcel Delivery W the Feeding Star can al Goods and P^cKwirded to all parts ways be obtained Jrom Win. Caithew o f tuc wor ld. A&4 Ji 8* MUaoii, p.o. Woi 16b..— Tsiephoae, lie (