COMING EVENTS.
Juno 3.—King’s Birthday. Juno 4th. King's Birthday, (observed). June 4th.—Unveiling of Burns' Memorial, Cass Square.. Juno 4.---At 7 p.m. mooting Hokitika School Committee. Juno I.—Pictures, Princess Theatre. June 1 tli.— Bowling Club ball. June 5.- Westland Chamber of Commcroo, 7.30. June o-Ctli. Hosier Bazaar, Beautifying Society. * Juno G.—-liueliro and dance, One .Milo Hall, Arahurn. June G.-Grand plain and fancy dress masquerade ball, Town Hall, Bimu. June 7. —Kuclire Tournament at •S tow’s. June Btli. —At noon, annual meeting Westland Licensing Committee. June 8.- Hokitika Borough Council at 7.30 p.m.
Juno 10.—Demise of H. J. Seddon, 100 G. Jmm 11 th.—Tenders close erection of Nurse’s cottage, Maiho. June 12.—At 11 a.in. W. Jeffries ana Co. auction sale stock, P. T. MoConnon, Ivokatalii. Juno 13. - Bale of Work, Salvation Army, St. Andrew's Hall. .June 13.- Ball, Koiterangi, aid of ILK.A. building fund. June 14.- Kiu-hre Tournament at Slow’d. June 15— Spoils and danre, Stafford. June 10. Soldiers' Sale l)ay, Itevcll Street. June 18.- W. Jeffries and C'o., stock sale, Wataroa. June 20. Monster US A. Knchie, Drill Shed. June 25-20. Westland Winter School at Hokitika. June 27th.- Kokatahi Winter Show. July 11.--Annual meeting, Koiterangi Lime Coy. TDK WILL AND TDK WAV. No .4.—Nothing Succeeds like Success. “The final test of efficiency is results” is a modern version of the old proverb. “The end crowns the work." Judged by the unquestionable standard of results, New Zealand’s Public Trust Office is a conspicuous monument of successful enterprise. Tlio results have been so good that New Zealand's example has been copied by Great Britain and several of the Australian States. The remarkable expansion of the Public Trust Office business since its establishment in 1872 is shown in the following schedule of tile number and value of estates under administration bv the Public I rust on on 31st March. 1322; No. Value £ Wills 5,3(r2,G 53 Trusts ... 1.817 4.811,1)18 Tn testable 2,174 1.333.558 Mental Patient.-? ... 1,074 1. IUo, 150 Miscellaneous ... ‘-’.38, 12.344,, 84
9,53 s 25,187,778 For full information apply to the Public Trustee. Wellington, or to MR T. lL SAY WELL, District Public Trustee, Greymouth. A representative of the Office is in attendance, at Hokitika on Thursdays and Fridays in each week.
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