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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 189, 12 June 1903, Page 1

.A The 'Cheapest' Shop, in l-Motueka for-*Drapery l' The effect of o in*-SPOT DASH fe' we are .able to put before ! you such values as lmist convince the mostsßyptibaf that, for ISea.l* Sterflpg , Sed Rock Value we are absolutely y ; " j •J’ W-eiimpbrt alFour Goods direct frbm tbe'Mbnufactafcr, pay spot c-hsli for them, and sell for spot c:asli ; this eanblesusth sell a single article at wholesale price.. "Here' are a "few lines which wilTopen your eves as to what we are doing'. : Oolonidl Flannels, ‘lOd’per'yard Double Bed Sheeting,-Is per yaniy ivOrtlV-fully Is 6d per yard / ■ ... .. . . - : - ; Shirtingsj 4j per’yard . ' . : A grand' line-of Ladies’ 4i FTose, <it Ts a pair Three Bail’s of Men’s All Wool--Tiriitted Sox, for 2s 6d . :All' Wool" Dress Serges in Navy. Black, and Red, at Is 6d per yam, worth '2s 6(1 '4,000 yftV-vhs of Flanelette, in striped-and plain worth 9d, to be / cleared for 6d her-vard ' . ■ Blankets ? - blankets-! ' :;*-blankets T" : ■ .. Soj : t’cd, Soi/ifi V Soiled, ~ . A few pairs left, to be cleared at one thud off tbe*. usual prices. . Huriiy up-. '"here’s your chance for the coming winter. A real., genuine-. Bargain-. ... - •All Goo'ls ?narlced. at absolute Wholesale Price, to be sold for SPO7' i'A IJJ in the first .coiners.. HARRY':FOWLER, bbrt^kelV®®,-High-street . Motueka. ' :

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PUBLIC TRUST jfFtCE -OF, MEW.;, lEtftftMD

; . . ■ . ; O- . . ' ' ana Interest Guaranteed, bv the . State - THE OFFICE, UNDERTAKES/ THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS : 1. Tile Administration of affi Inte,state,Estates; • ’ , O. 21 The Executorship of the Wills' of : -Perseus- who may; appoint, the Public Trustee their' Executor; also the Administration of--'Trusts and Estates- ret ,npunced;by ; previously appointed ; Trusteesand Executors. 3. t;The; Administration. of all kinds of money - Trusts - including Marriange . ' Settlements. •• " ’ ~r .. ... './• . 4. The Adimnistration of the Estates of Lunatics. ( , : - 5. IliS tVLnttgamenu of property: as Attorney, or-Agent-for'the. Owner, 6. The Deposit of Wills.for safe-custody; when, the Public Tinistee is Appointed Executor. a'-' •.•'•..ms:-:'.-- a- ■ -- ■ _ ;• .. . .In pi jvate trusteeships, deatlv arfd'abSeliC'e render necessary numerous; and expensive deeds not. recpii^ed-bv.the^Public-;.Trustee’s j.-Admlnistration, which has besides Office Solicitor** advice without expense tb the - estates. The Public, Trus£ .Office,- although h departm&nt of the State, is'absolutely free from’ political influence hr control, y; - " .•> • " ; :!• .- • - | , .For pai-iculars as to. the Office .and its work apply to . of, the Office Agents | or to the undersigned, at tihe Public Trust Office* Wellington. |o" ;o : .•. , v " ' ;\: v : -; ; / r .j. poynton. I "PnV.Hr>. 'TViisVap