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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 191, 19 June 1903, Page 1

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C npitd.. fin a 'lnUn s: Gn-.n avL's-d hv the State j T!I” Oh PICE UNDERTAKES TfEE .FOLLOWING BX T SI"NEBB : ' J. Tim'.Wind-,shtrat’on of al) Intes* ••;; n Estates. 2. The Exet-übor-ship of the Wills of Persons who may appoint the Public Tvus- - too their Executor; also the Aihpirrisfcr.-tkm of Trusts and Estates renounced by previously appointed Trustees and Executors. 3. The Administration, of all kinds of ’money Trusts — including Marriange Settlements. ' • ' 4.. The Administration of the Estates of Lunatics. : . . .■ V 5. The Mnnagoment of property as Attorney or Agent for the Owner. 6. The Deposit of Wills fox' safe custody when' the Public-Trustee is appointed - Executor. > ■ ______ 1 -- : ■ ' \ : In uiov. ite trusteeships, death ami absence render necessary numerous and- i •iXi'cnsive needs not required by the T > uh!:c T”ustee’s• AdmmLtr.-stioxi. whicl: • !:•••- b-:Sf !cs ( S aieifcor s advice w.t-iKu;! t expense* to the estates. The Public . Tiu't sh'nougn department of the State, is absolutely free from politico. xnlbumcv- re control.. * id-.. i nr. dm - -xs tuthe Office and i.■ \cr: ; k a jnd'v t--* any of tlu? Office Agehis ra- l- ■ U-: , s> ey -.d ) at the Publ.ax si. *! "Wellirtxrton. • ■ i I “ ' : Vd pOh'h’fOdS. • 1 ! Public Tins tec* '