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Mataura Ensign, Volume V, Issue 225, 30 January 1883, Page 4

General Jpfchaht. J m A, SAYEKS ; &mr Wholeßale and Retail GROOERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, DE E STREET, [NVERgA^GILL, f c468 •Miisie Warehouse. SOUTHLAND txANO AND MUSIC WAREHOUBB. MOTE,' JOHNSON & CO., inveroargill; Importers of Pianop, Organs","; Harmonium?, Violins, Concertinas',' Corneti, ' Acoordians, Pianos, from ... ... £35 0 0 Harinouiurifs, from £6 10 0 Discount for Cash, or Time Payments. 12 to 24 months. 0212 ' ' : ' ■■•■•• ' Butchers. O~MAILL & STEWART. FAMILY BUTCHERS RIVERSDALE. Highest price given for Hides, e32 •i^w 1 -^^ J^EASEE k McLEAN, WHOLESALE, AITD BETAIL, BTJTCHEB 2ACON & HAM OUEEES, Gr 6 E E . Gash Purchasers of Sheepskins & Hides in any quantity. Bakers. KM o K I N N Oi N, . ri,i. I x. '..,.■.. , ' BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKERi j "'""" l, i " CONFECTIONER, &c.,. EDENDALE. j a94 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Joseph Heherr, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Gore and surrounding districts that he has removed to larger and more convenient promises, adjoin* ing Brennan' s Hote . Customers favoring him with their orders may rely pn receiving the best of goods and every 'attention. ' None but the purest water used. Christening and Wedding Cakis made to order on the shortest notice. pIL B ERT MoDOU GA L BAKER, PASTRYCOOK, AND CONFECTIuNER, &0., Wholesale and Retail GOEE. Balls, Suppers, Soirees and Wedding Partie , t t . e ; ; catered for. - ■■ :.. : : (loverhmeiit Notices. G : fl'V ;t _--i'S ,i MENT LABOR EXCHANGE. Notice'is hereby given that' a register in whioh are entered the-' names' of persons ap-. plying .for employment, is; kept at the Immigration dffi'ce,' Inveroargill. Forms pf ap plication can°alßo ; be ; obtained "' by fierspns m t,he country ; districts irequirii)g ( the .services of MeQha I p.icß,.Labpr | erß, 1 Domestic Serysnliß &c,. at tbe luimigration Office,' as well' as ' ajt the Po'st -Offices .and 'Police Stations. ' ' These forms ar y e;:sent free pf paymtpt of postage to the Immigration Officer, invercargill. H. VERNON WLLICRAF, < j ; ; „, i.. . / Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, ; ! 'invercargill/' lsth December, 1882 i c422 PUBLIC ' TRU ST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. 1 NY^.person , ; may. appoint tjie Publio J3_ Trustee executor arid trustee under hia will or co'ditiil. ■ Any present trustee may transfjr the maiagement~ortrust property "to the Public Truste'eifwho WUI. thereupon 'hold such pro perty upon the original trusts attaching (.hereto, 'Xa - ■ X-' '„ i / , r Any person, company asspqiation or public body within or 1 Without the^cdlony, maf place nny property belonging tp them in chaVge of tbePublio Trustee upon trust for such uses us may be defined in the deed creating the brußt. .■!.;" Any building , land, or friendly society may by its rules, provide that property belonging t&it may 'be placed in the Public Trust Offioe for Buoh trusts and uses and with- such powers ts may be defined in or by .the said rules. The advantages offered are :— j ) Ist. Sxatb Gtjaranteb against s peculati n fraud or dishonesty ; '2nd. All prbpoaed investihents are considered , by. *[ Board, consisting ofthe Honorable Uolonial Treasurer, the Attorney General the Er«H2ptrbfle"F;-ncl : 'Auditor-General,- the Government Insuranoe Commissioner, and the Publio Trustee. '"'Careful conoidei ation! of all reoufitiesoffered is therefore ensured. : qrd. SPhe. Public Trustee iu his corporate japaclty, nevbe .'.dim. "iiivEß leavbls thb 3pPST,ay A#D-»BVBBi BEOOMISS INCAPAOITATED, thus avoiding. the. many inconveniences psulting rfrom ireg.uent fresh appointments of rrustees, ..necessitated by death, •'chapgo o aoocie, oV'merital or bodily infirmity. <-f f 4fch,VPurictuality and promptitude in the remittance of; ..periodical .payments toi beneficiaries" under trust or will to any partlof the oolony or elsewhere- at which it. may be deBired that payments should be made, j sth. The effective Vciieck which is cavl^d into operation beiore rr.y moneys can be drawn from tbe Public Tri/etees account. . 6th. Reasonable charges— On estates such as are now being considered the Public Trustee is authorised to charge li per cent on all receipts, and H V ev ceat on disbursements, and 5s per cent on all moneys invested. No charge is made for obtaining probate, nor for passing , stamp and property tax returns, nor for' correspondence however voluminous. Thus the Bavmg to estateß placed an thw office is cepsiderable. B, C. HAMERTQN, 472 Publio Trustee. ■