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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 74, 17 May 1881, Page 3

ATJTUII AID OTTER - GOODS. The Undersigned begs to announce the arrival of A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, And .solicits- of the public inspection of the same. The above consists of — New Winceys Indies' Dress Materials. I Scotch Plaids 7 ' '■'■". Cdrseis , Hosiery I •..■•■■ Sealskin Hals . ' ;V : ; i Tnm O'Ftianter Hats Flowers r ' : Lawn Tennis Jerseys . . Shawls, Squares, Capes MEI\ T S'- AXD BOYS' 'Geelong; Siiits, Tro'usdrs am] V-jsif, Ovorco.it?' j Hard and Soft Pelt I ln: H . Travelling Cqw ■■t Alloa, I f ambswool, aiid Alorino liaif liose, Psints. i White^ Dress Shir's , j, „., ,.: ■■ -Undcirsliiria,; Kega.lt:i, Oxford, Harvard, and Crimean Shirts | ; Flannels, Llnpkcts, Rug.--, ami Countevpancs i■ ■ ' | • ALBO AN T ASSCRTMEAT OF ; IRONMONGERS AN I) FOLLGWARE. 'aND' A FULL BTOC7C OF G-o pi: pi IP 73 T Tm 1 C* JL'-J kjr %J Mi i-t» 1 Ml Jb . i Guns and Ammunition. JOHN W. LIE DELL, IRONMONGER AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER. LICENSED DEALER IN ARMS ANJ> AMMUNITION. tfkJ^LM Robinson's JlgsilL. yETEKINAItY EORGE, THK PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. MAIN -STREET, FOXTON. Guaranteed by the State. STAMPS A LT HOUGH this office has been TJTTK ARE LICENSED TO SELL XA in existence for a period of \V more than seven years.it is believed STAMPS. that the objects for which it wasestab* lished are uot sufficiently known or HUSSKLL BROS., understood. It is desired to sei forth in a concise form information re I} AWL IN SON & TUKLEY, spec: ing the business which this £\ engineers, office undertakes :— Shoeing and General Smiths. 1. The charge of all kinds of OTAKI. money trusts, such as Marriage iret- ( j tlemei.ts, money to be invested for All kinds of repairs done. Charges the benefit of Minors, moneys be- moderate, nueathed for charitable objects, ~~~ — — moneys the title to which is in dis- W ANTED KNOWN- That Mrs pute, or whose legal, owner is mi- ** Moss, of Moutoa Road, does known or cannot be found. &c, &c. Mangling 8d per dozen ;4d if folded. 2. The V.duiuiistration of the Families waited on for orders, and wills of persons who by appointing every care taken. the Public Trustee as their executor ~ secure the guarantee of. the State for TJ^O BE LET — That commodious the due fulfilment of their wishes, -*- a "d well-fitted shop at corner and avoid the risk consequent on the of Avenue and Main-street, lately appointment of private persons as in t,he occupation of Mr Loudon. executors, who riot uhfrequently, rent tow. though earnestly desirous, <rf acting F(jr partioular ito for the benefit of parties interested, JoHN w^ frfojjLL fail to c^ry gut legally ihe objects Commission Agent, Foxton. for which they were appointed, and _ . ' > consequently involve themselves and v ~~ ' : " ' those whose interests the} are striving- TOSEPH .PE A N AND UO, io protect in costly and harrassing litigation. FELLMONGERS, !i B. The administration of all es- _ _ tates of which no disposition has ( Near Mr C.^Symons Eesiderice,) been marie by will, whenever relatives . oxToisr. do not wish to incur the r«spon3 - billy of administration, or cannot n *sn Purchasers of Wool, -Shaw, from ;any cause obtain the necessary &c, &o. powers to act In such cases it is : the duty of the ' Public: (Trustee to dia- Wool Scoured upon . commission, charge all legal debts so far as the as follows: — ; -.. . ussets extend, and divide *he residue Fleeced Wool, 1-^dper lb., scoured amongßt the next of kin. weights, 4 lhe administration of the ca- Locks and Pieces, l^d do do tates of lunatic«, luuatic patients, :, and Convicts. To THB j^jbLlC OF FOXTON o. The charge or airlands lying DthTEIOT : waste and unoccupied of which the owh'er is unknown, or who has been JOHN HAERIS, of the Foxton absent from the colbny^for'teri years, I o having left no known agent. Bnot and Shoe Shop.beos respeotfully ' The cost of administering estates t<call public atlention to his large is very smull. liifonuVtion may be and cMMplete Stock of Rt>ady.-mtide obttiined fr.-m all agents. Boots and Shoes SUltabl© for •«. :k. 0. UAMEKTON, the Wintor Season. Public Trustee. . -r-r- . ; . : , ; -.: i . ■•:■ . „ The Stock is constantly replenished " ' S> from -he best and cheapest markets,' ! NO'IOE. and the prices canuoi fail to give sat- : .> isfaction, \NY PERSON trespassing on jny farm, Moutpa Listric , Boots and Sh»es made to ohdek., •withqui my 'permission.,,, will be piu«» ■ „. secuted, I having cjready suffered Fancy Slippers soled ,-and coiupleted* loss through the carelessness of tres- *— — pass rs. - Leather find Carpet ?lipptra on , : A. J. WHYTE. ' sale i at cheup prices. , , -. : Foxton, 27th April, 1881, Eepaus^jcpflaptl^ejf^utedi