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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 202, 28 July 1903, Page 1

Xasker and Co, 1 he.. I Cheapest Shop in Motueka for Drapery ! The effect of our SPOT CASH SYSTEM, is .that we are able to put before you such values as must convince the most sceptical that for Real. StPS'Him Bed Rock Value we are abs olutely on top. We import .all our Goods direct from the Manufacturer, pay spot cash for tneiri, and sell for spot cash 5 this eanbles 11s to sell a single article at wholesale price. Here are a few lines which will open your eyes as to what we are doing. Colonial Flam.els, 1 Qd per yard Double Bed Sheeting, Is per yard, worth fully Is 6d per yard • Shirtings, 4| per y^ard A. grand line of Ladies’ Hose, at Is a pair Three Pairs of Men’s All Wool Knitted Sox, for 2s 6d All Wool Dress Serges in Navy. Black, and lied, at Is 6d per yam, worth 2s 6d 4,000 yards of Fianelette, in striped and plain colors, worth 9d, to be cleared for 6d per vard BLANKETS ! BLANKETS! , BLANKETS! Soiled, Soiled, Soiled, A few pairs left, to b e cleared at one. third off.the usual prices. Hurry up, here’s: your chaube for the coming winter. . A real, genuine -Bargain’ All Good* '.narlced at absolute Wholesale Price , to be sold for SPOT CASH to the first coolers. I-f A Dpy ¥ CTO MANAGER FOR E-IdkiSLXV x FU %v LfiK, BERT TaSlEl St e© M High-street , Motueka.

|psMto»a*^*n»s■__: sasssattii POOR GIA 30BINSOM I f f J A" UdUt y>:^--^7':s?->,. yum u laj rsuc DID NOTK^tn-'WHAT -i to do, — sc ■■ l ti | HE SAT DOWN AND WROTE \ , I TOTHE. NEWZEALAND FOLKy-A" ' 'X\ | 1 FORA PAIR OFTHFQ.F ~ Vs 3 I BOOTS 1 !tL -^ i - _ i WQH’TVIOiUI DO SO Y //-\h/ M rjtf //Hr.ff STs«, St-A,;' - : - \ Bm 1 ' i— J -— Dll u *» 4, 5| H Hi Iliumiiliilv 11! Iglfll' f JM Mm Vfjjijpil i N? I, lilt!' i! !*n& Hlii!n ifiiSumi I M p^lilpp 1 ; i *L > ,f]iil.»ii4-ttiijiiiu ii bp*** Mniiiil BRAND BOOTS PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEi .ZEALAND Capita „ ana Interest Guaranteed by the State THE OFFICE UNDERTAKES. THE FOLLOWING'. BUSINESS : ]. The Administration of all Intestate Estates. ‘2. The Executorship of the Wills of Persons who. may appoint the Public Trustee their Executor; also the Administration of Trusts and Estates renounced by previously appointed Trustees and Executors. 3. The Administration of all kinds of money: Trusts - including Mavriange Settlements. .. . .. . 4. The Administration of the Estates of Lunatics. : o. The Slnnagomeirc of property as Attorney or Agent fo- the Owner. 6. The Deposit of Wills for safe custody when the Public Trustee is appointed 'Executor. - .... / Tn pnv;ae trustee ships, death and absence render uecessayv-numerous and expensive deeds not required by the Public Trustees Administration, which has besides Office Solicitor’s ad rice without expense to'the estates. The Public Trust Oilice, o.iuii\>ug*i a ciepartuieiit ot the State, is absolutely free from political. influence or control. - j - For pariculavs as to the Office and its work apply to any of the Ouk-o Agents or to the undersigned,' at the Public Trust Office, Wellington.’ • ' . K ;W. J. PO YNTON, r•• •w - - -. . - Public Trustee-