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Temuka Leader, Issue 925, 9 March 1882, Page 1

li A E ii E S L O CKTON CIVIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, Commercial street, Tenmka (next Wallingford Hotel. fe!4 CABINETMAKER, TTPHOLSTERER, and U TTNDERTAKER rSYHE UNDERSIGNED begs to intimate I to In's friends and the public generally that be is ready to receive Orders in any of the above branches. REPAIRS NEATLY AND CHEAPLY EXECUTED. All sorts of Picture Frames made to order. ' ' Customers may rely on any Order they may favor him with being executed carefully and to their entire satisfaction. Entrance to Workshop by Air Marshall’ 0 ’ Yard, or Railway Reserve Rond. JOSEPH BER 7 ROYAL HOTEL, TIMARU. fllA VE much pleasure in making known to the inhabitants of Tenmka and Districts that I have TAKEN from Mr James Sullivan the above well-known HOTEL. The comforts of this commodious House being so generally known, meal no comment. 1 may state that its previous character will be fully upheld by me, and that no trouble nor expense will be spared to make it in every sense n home for till who may favor me with a call. Families will tind every convenience, with Bath-rooms and Billiard-rooms. The Wines, Spirits and Beer kept by me will be only of the very best quality, Meals at all hours, at the very cheapest rates, M. SPILLANE, fc7 Propiietor.

THE STANDARD BREWERY 00. LIMITED. SOUTH BELT, CHRISTCHURCH. BREWERS, MALTSTERS, AND BOTTLERS. F. W. HALES, fe7 Manager.

THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. , Guaranteed by the State. LTHOUGH this Office has been in existence ter a period of more them seven years, it is believed that the objects or wliit• 1 1 it was established are not suffijieutly known or understood. It is desired J o set set forth in a concise form inforrnaion respecting the business which this ffiice undertakes : 1. The charge ot all kinds of money rusts, such as Marriage Settlement, iioney to be invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys bequeathed for charitable )i:jcc!s, moneys tin- title to which is in iisputc, or whose legal owner is unknown , u- cannot be found, etc-., etc. 2. The administration of the wills of ler-ons who by appointing the Public [Trustee ns their executor secure the guarantee of the State for the due .fulfilnent of their wishes, and avoid the risk ■onsequent ou the appointment of private ( icrso'.is as oxccut, or who nut unfreneatly, though earnestly de-irons of cting"for the benefit of parties interested, ail to carry out legally the objects for vhich they were appointed, and conselueutly involve themselves and those chose "interests they are striving to proect in costly and harasssiug litigation. | 3. The administration of all estates of vhich no disposition has] been made b}' riil, whenever relatives do not wish to ,icur the responsibility of administration, r cannot from any cause obtain the n ecessarv powers (o act. la such cases it J s the duly of ihe Public Trustee to dis- p barge ab leg .1 debts so far as the assets xtetid, and divide the residue amongst j, ie neSii of iciu. C 4. The administration of the estates of mad s, lunatic parents, and convicts 5 T o ch-uv; ■ofa Ila ids lying w.-.s'e h • - :)>.••• ■ i" ■ d , f v.-hic • own' r is : j< ■ h e h -so l.l ! rorn j n