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Temuka Leader, Issue 930, 21 March 1882, Page 1

GENERAL CO I) MISSION AGENT. OFFICE : Near Hr Essery’s, Mad South Load. Temuka, J. J. Heap ilesiies to announce to tin resi 'cuts of Temuka and distiicis tint U< lias .Commenced Bnsim-ss as above, inn trusts liy strict {tteniinn to till mainr n trusted to hint to moil a share o publu p itronage. Lents ami Debts Co’lecl jl. TEMUKA MILL, MILFORD FOR Farmers’ cimveniencp. WHEAT for GRATING LEFT a Mb GRAY’S STORE. TEMUK \, will It rated to Mil and Flour iitmnd ti T n.n'ca for la per bushel. iV2I J. II DCKINSGN. B ON-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS. Latter Street, (Opposite Lmiwooil Hotel. T marn). Bng-ies, Spring Carts, and Card ices of all drß' riptions male to onl r. A 1 kinds of veliicles n piired and ri.-painted at the shortest notice. AROHD. FRASER, in *l4 Litter stree', Tirnaru TTMARU PLUMBING AND PAINTING WORKS, Opposite New Post-office. W. H~ A L E Y ’ PLUMBER. ‘ G \SFITTER. BNLLII .ANGER. A INTER, GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER. GLASS Short. Colored. Rbh d. Roll, d, Plate, Finfc'-d, R null Plate and Polished Piatc, gl zed or cqt to any size. WALL PAPER—A sp'erdid assortme:;t i i Stoi k mid To Arrive. PAINTS - White Lead, tied L*nJ, Oils, O-dor*. P *tty ft' d Bipshes Ac. BATHS (Hot M r co *.). BELLS (Electric or Wire) SHEET LEAD, SPOUTING, PUMPS, Ac. Estimate given for work in Town or Country. mal6 ANDY’S MAIN DPi,LYING BELTS Guaiauteed Waterproof. and not affected I y 11 e Weather AMERICAN COLTON BELTING— Hi If the C'l-t of Leather. Made an\ Let gth without Joints These Belt are made snitabl • for any width of Pull y fn-ni lin to 6 in in width,and c n be mad 1 * en Hess ortap*rd if mpn’si'e, to Pee'ent. * Jnmp ’ in rnnii'o g Prirps—TT mihurir. 1873 ; B rl’n. 1879; Linciimi i, 1880 ; New Y. rk, 1830 Patentee a-d Manufactn-er— MAURICE GANDY, 5, Ansd 11 st.net, LLerpon ; and B.i'ti mop-, U bed 3 ates America London Address : 130, Queen Victoria strei t, E.C. SnnnVs on apnlic lion. A Substantial Guarantee given with every Alain Driving ije :t THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by the St Re. ALTHOUGH this Officr has been ii. ■ xist*'i'ce tor a ; e*iud of more tin n seven v«ar», it is hdievjd that theobj w'S for whi< h it was i-sfalili'hed art no’ s i'li ch-nily known or understood. It is d -sirerl to -et set forili in g, concise form informitdm r• •sp-ctin* the'business which 1 1 . is Office undertakes : 1. Top charge ot aR kinds of money trints. such as IVarrage S-itlemeid, mom y to he in' pried for Mie benefit <1 Mi* o r s, moneys In-quo it he 1 lon hiritdde ii j cB, mo *eys tin* tit e io which is in diepnte, or wbo«e leiral owner is unknown or cannot be found, et «de. 2. The administration of llm wills of n«r-ons who bv anp-inting the Pnbl c Tmst'-e as their executor secure the guar itdou of the State f. v the due firtilment of tln-ir w .-hes, and avoid-the risk .•onseqnent o 1 t' e appointment of p'ivate p rsft as exeent, or who u"! unfietnent'y. th<*u gl l earn-stlv do-iro is o’’ acting for the brnefi 1 of parties n-ierested, fail to carry out legally die objects for which they «er • appoint al, ami cons •• q<ie - *ti\ involve tlie.ns lya* and tbo-e "ho-e int to t-» they are s’livi g, to *prot* c>d n coßlyand haras.-sjag I.ligation. 3. Th • administration if all ' states of wldch no (lisp sitio • low made by "ii, win-nevi-r relatives do not »ish to i enr the resooncibi ity of admihi-trition. or laniiot from any cause ohta n the • ■ecessaiy powers to act. • la such cases i; is tlie dn'y of'ln' Public Trustee to discharge all leg d debts so far as the assets extend, and divide the residue amongst he next of kin. 4. Tin* administra’ion of the estates.of Innati s, lunatic patents, and convicts 5 The charge of a I lands l\ *’ng was’o and.. nnocMip ed of which the owner is unknown, or, vim I as been absent fio.n the * olony for ten years, having left no known . gent. The cos’ of adnvuistejing estates is very S n iH. Infoimation may beobt.ai ed from all agents, R. C. HAMERTON, _ Public Trustee,