COMING EVENTS.
May 2.—Princess Theatre. Pictures. May 2nd.—Ball, Public Hall, Kokatalii. May 3.—Westminster Glee Singers, Princess Theatre. May 4.—At 7.3 Q p.m., meeting Hokitika Borough Council. May 9.—County Elections. May R3.—Westland Land Board meets. May Ifi.—Chrysanthemum Show, All Saint’s Schoolroom. May 20.—Deer shooting season closes. May 23.—Umpire Eve Ball for Returned Soldiers’ Club at 9 p.m. May 23.-Westland County Council, ordinary meeting at 2 p.m. May 23.—Election of County Chairman at, noon. May 23rd.—Tenders close gravel supply, Inter-Wanganui district. May 2!.—Empire Day. May 2-lth., 25th., 20th.—Sale. of work in St. Mary’s Club Rooms. May 30.—Jumble Sale and dnntc at Tvoiterangi. dune I—Opossum season opens. Westland find Grey districts. June 3.—King’s Birthday. Juno Ith.—Bowling Club ball. June 5-6th.--Poster Bazaar, Beautifying Society. ' June Bth.—At noon, annual meeting Westland Licensing Committee. June 15-10.—Sale of work, Salvation Army Hall. Sept. 4th and stli.—All Saints’ Bazaar.
SAFETY FOR YOUR. ESTATE. No 23.—Public Trustee’s Management. Business men can soo in the annual report of the Public Trust Office evidence of careful management of estates. It i,s •moiltioiu'd. that provision is made in the Public Trust Office Acts for the debiting of losses made by the staff in the course of the administration of estates. The Profit and Loss Account for the year ending March 31st. last shows that the sum required to meet sucti losses for the year was £6l only, though the total value of the estates under administration exceeded £25,000,000. The profits of the office for the year—a time of very difficult fitta nc ial con d i t ion s—were £11,053, after concessions amounting to £57,500 had been made to the estates and funds under administration Out of the profits for successive years, substantial reserves have been built up. Tho total reserves on March 31st., 1022, amounted to £151,535. For full information apply to the Publio Trustee, Wellington, or to MR T. It. SAYWELL, District Public Trustee, Greymouth. A representative of tho Offieo is in attendance at Hokitika on Thursdays and Fridays in each week.
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