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Motueka Star, Volume III, Issue 119, 3 October 1902, Page 1

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o Capita* ana Interest Guaf anteect by the State . v THE OFFICE UNDERTAKES; THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS; * ]. The Admlnistrati m of all Intestate Estates. 2. The Executorship of tlie - Wills of Persons who may appoint the Public Trustee their Executor; also the Administration of Trusts and Estates re- " '• • non.iced by previously appointed Trustees and Executors. 3- The Admiu \ st.rattoa of all kinds of money Trusts- including Marrian« , 6 . '."V . ; Settlement-;. ’ . . -- ' 4. The Administration of the Estates,of Lunatics. 5. The Management of property as Attorney or Agent for the' Owner. : 6. The Deposit of Wills for safe custody when the Public Trustee is appointed Executor. In piivaie trusteeships, death and absence render necessary numerous and expensive deeds not required.-by the Public '.Trustee’s Administration, which hast besides Office Solicitor*.* advice without expense to the estates. The Public Trust Office, although a department, of the State, .is .absolutely free from political in due ncc or control. \ v For purieuia as t o the Offi.ce and 'its vyork apply to any of .the Office Agents or to the undersighed, at the Public Trust Office, Wellington. h W. J. dPOJNTON. Public- Ti-ustoe*