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Mataura Ensign, Volume V, Issue 224, 26 January 1883, Page 4

General Merchant. . : T A. SAYEKS&ISar Wholesale and Retail ! ' |i:i GROCERS, WINE I( A3^D SIPTOT, MERCHANTS, t ■-„ DEE STREET, INVERGAKGILL. ' 0468 . Music Warehousei SOUTHLAND - txANO ' AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE.' MOIE, JOHNSON & CO., ,<;■ .' r Importers of Pian os, 1 ' Oi"gang, Harmoniums, Violinß, Concertinas, Cornets, Aooordians, j &c.IPianos, from : ... ... £35 0 0 Harmoniums, from £6 10 0 Discount for Casb, or Time Payments. 12 to 24" months. : , c 212 I Butchers. ;q M AILL & ST E WART. ' FAMILY BUTCHERS RIVERSDALE. Highest price given for Hides. e32 rpKASEE & McLEAN, WHOLESALE, AXCD BETAIL, BFTCHEB 2AOON & HAM GUBEBS, Gt 0 E E : Gash Purchasers of Sheepskins & Hides in any quantity. BaKers. TT M o K I N N 0 N N , BREA.D SAND BISCUIT BAKER, , , t CON]ffECTIO2TJBR,,&o.j EDENDALE. a 94 ■■•■•■ NOTICE OF BEMOVAL. Joseph Heherr, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Gore and surrounding districts that he has removed to larger and more convenient promiaes, adjoin* ing Brennan's Hote . Customers favoring him with their orders may rely on receiving the best of goods and if. '. ■ : every attention. None but the purest water used. Christening and Wedding Cakes made to order on the shortest notice. - - . '■•■'> i■.••.!■ ;■:•- :. ( .'«.\v , •■■• ■' fi ILBE R T MoD OU G A L BAKBR, PASTRYCOOK,, AND CONFECTIONER,' &0., Wholesale and Retail • , GjOjRB;, ... ; •., Balls, Suppers, Soirees and Wedding Partie catered for. ;.->imi, i j» 'i . j ii l .:.».' ,j ' ' ' j'< ■ Government Notices. l !; /GOVERNMENT LABORi XX EXCHANGE. Notice is hereby given that a register in which are entered the names of pertons ap-> piying for employment, iB kept at the Immigration Office, Inveroargill. '■ Forms of ap ; plication can also be obtained by persons in the country districts requiring the services of ! Meohanicb' f Laborersi ODomestic'Servants &c, at. the Immigration Office, as well as at, the, Post Offices and Police { Stations!. These forms 'are sent free of payment of postage to' the Immigration Officer, Inveroargill. ! H. VERNON LILLIORAP, , Immigration Offioer. ; Immigratidn Office, '- 1 '" '' ' " ; j Invercargill, 15th December, 1882. c 422 1 ; — „i. 1 . << ! PUBLIC '-TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. j ANY person niaV appoint the Publio , Trustee executor and, trustee under his' will or codicil. ' • Any present trustee may transfer the management of trust property to the Public? Trustee, who will thereupon hold such pro > perty upon the original trusts attaching thereto. '■ Any person,, company, association or publii body within or Without' the colony, may place any property belonging to them in charge oif the Publio Trustee upon trust for such uses as may be defined in the deed, creating the trust. I •"Any building , land, or friendly society may by, its .rules, .provide that property, belonging te it may be. placed in the Public Trust Office "for such trusts 1 and uses and With 'such powers as may be defined in or by the said rules, i. ,! , The advantages offered are ;— , .' , _ ; Ist. Statb Q-tjabantbe aguinst s.peculati n fraud or dishonesty 2nd., All proposed investments are considered by a Board, consisting of the , Honorabli? Colonial Treasurer, the Attorney" General tho Comptroller and' Auditor; General, the Go 1 vprnment- Insurance Commissioner, and tho Pattfio Tra'stee. Careful consideiation of all securities; offered ijs therefore ensured. . j ""3rd. The Public Trustee in Wb corporate capacity, never' l) dies,: 'nevbe msaves r mh COUMTRT AND.KBVEE BECOMES INCAPAOITATEn', thus avoiding^he many .inconveniences resulting from'- 5 - frequent- fresh : appointments ojf Trustees, necessitated by death, change b abode,' or mental 1 or bbdily infirmity. [ , 4th. Punctuality ;and promptitude in, the remittance I 'of 'periodical payments to beueficiaries under trust or willto any ; part of the colony or elsewhere »t which it may be desired that payments should be made, I gth. The effecti^ chebk whichis oalled intp operation. before fr,j moneys .can be drawp frbin the PuDlicTruotees account! '"■■"■'-'■ - | 6th. Beasonable.oharges^pOn estates such as are now being considered the Publio Trustee is authorised to charge; li" per cent on a|l receipts, and 1^ per. cent on disbursements, and 5s per cent en »H moneys invested. Ni» charge is made for' obtaining probate, nor for passing stamp and property. Ja* .r#urn>»;, nor for correspondence however voluminous. Thus the saving to estates placed in this office is considerable. | B, C. HAMERTQN, \ 472 Publio Trustee. ■