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Motueka Star, Volume III, Issue 118, 30 September 1902, Page 1

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o ana Interest G- i.n cinteed t>y the State. THE OFFICE UNDERTAKES THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS : 1. The Administration of all Intacta to Estates. 2. The Exeeut >rship of the Wills of Persons who mav appoint the Public Tiu - ; tee their Executor; also the Administration of Trusts and Estates r<_iiouaced by previously appointed Trustees and Executors. 3. The A. lan oi strati on of all kinds of money Trust v- including Marriange Settlements. 4. The Administration of the. Estates of . Lunatics. 5. The Management of property as Atb >r!ney or Agent for the Owner. 6. The Deposit of Wills for safe custody when tile Public Trustee is appointed Executor. In piivate trustee drips, death and absence render necessary numerous and expensive deeds not re pared by the Public Trustee’s Administration, which has besides Office Solicitor’s advice witnout expense to the estates. The Public Trust Office, although a department of the State, is absolutely free from political in due ace or control. . . . ■ . For parieulars as t >the Office and its work apply to any of the Office Agents or to the unde signed, at the Public Trust Office, Wellington. ; W. J. POYNTON. Public Trustee’