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Temuka Leader, Issue 1265, 15 November 1884, Page 4

NO STABLE IS OOMfLETK WITHOUT ELLIMAN’S ROYAL EMBROCATION. SPECIMEN TESTIMONIALS. Prom iu* Grace, too Duke of Rutland, Mauler i of Hdv.jir Hunt. December Ist, 1879 Bibs, —Blliman’d Royal Embrocation it used in my stable* j I think it very useful. RUTLAND. Prom G. 0. Carew Gibson, Esq., Sandgate, Pulborough, Sussex. October 7th, 1878. Sirs, —I like your Embrocation very much; we use a groat deal of it. All sorts o f cuts, bruises, and slight sprains it does wel. for ; capped hooks and Bore throats it is almost certain to cure. Yours faithfully, G. 0. Oabkvt Gibbon, Prom J. Bellamy, Esq., Master of the lale of Wight Hunt. December, 1878. Sirs, — I usoElliman’s Royal Embrocation, and have found it most efficacious in many oases of sprains and wounds, but especially for sore throats, and when used with bandages as a mild blister. J. Bbllamy. From Lieut.-Colonel K, H. Price, Master of Radnorshire Hunt. December, 1878. Gentlemen, — I usa the Royal Embrocation in my stables and kennels, and have found it very serviceable. I have also used the Universal Embrocation for lumbago and rheumatism for the last two years, and have suffered very little since using it, R. H. Pbice, Lkut.-Oolonel. Of Chemists and Saddlers, in Bottles, 2.-', 2s 61, and 3a 6d. Proprietors— ELLIMAN, SONS & CO , Slough. THE ALEXANDRA CHERRY TOOTH PASTE. Highly esteemed for Cleansing and Preserving the Teeth and Gums, giving an agreeable fragrrace to the breath, and for removing the discolouration of the Teeth occasioned by smoking. Agents ; KEMPTHCRNE, PRO3SER & 00. FOR BREAKFAST. Q H 000 LAT-MENIER Annual Consumption Exceeds 18,000.0001 be SOLD EVERYWHERE, jg- P. GREGORY AND CO * AMERICAN MACHINERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 17 Pitt street, Sydney, N.S.W.; 2 and 4 California street, San Francisco. Importers of all kinds of Wood Working Machinery, Also, Mine and Mill Furnishings of every description. Largo stocks in both Australian and American Stores, Indents executed. Correspondence solicited. SHEEP WASHING. JACKSON’S SHEEP LIFT J (Protected b Ryal Letters Patent,) Is a most useful and simple contrivance for lifting sheep from the hot soak instead of their being dragged up an incline ; it can be fitted to almost any wash. The following statements have been kindly given for publication ; I have used one of Jackson’s Patent Lifts at my wash with great advantage, as it saves labor, prevents injury to the sheep economises soap, and helps to insure more perfect washmg. WILLIAM LEWI’ 1 . Stoneleigb, near Shipton. I have seen Jaeksons’s Patent Sheep Lift at work, and I consider it a valuable inven tion ; the sheep are got under the jets while wool is hot; the washing is greatly facilitated; the *heep are saved from injury by rough usuage, and the color and condition of the wool is improved. peter Mclntyre, Makwallak. Full particulars, price, etc., can be obtained from the patentee, John Owen or Beaufoit. jpUBLIO TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. Any Person may appoint the Public Trnsten executor and trustee under hi* will or codicil. A y present trustee mey transfer the management of trust property to the Public Trustee, who will thereupon bold such property upon the original trust attaching thereto. Ary person, company, association or public body within or without the colony, may place any property belonging to them in charge of the Public Trustee upon trust for such uses as may be defined in the deed creating the trust. Any building, land, or friendly society may, by its rules, provide that property belorging to it may be placed in the Public Trust Office, f r such Musts and uses and with such powers as m»jr bo defined in or by the said rules. The advantages offered are t—--1 t. Stale Guarantee against peculation, fraud or dishonesty. 2 d All proposed investments are considered by a Board, ounsis'ing of tin- H- n, CoLnial Tree-urer, the Attorney-General, ■he Oo’.nptro’]ar and Au Ttor-Qemial, the Government Lirurinoa Commissio er, aid the Public Trustee Ca'eful ccmidar Jiou oi ..}) « pqHijcs ojfertd it ia tb rGore insured. 3rd. Thf! fldbju.6 XfUjtpe |' his corporate cap ci') n*v«-r dies, ne'viv >f (fee g-.Jq: y, and i rTi- become* incapacitated, thus i-v idinjr the many ice nver.ipr.oes resuming f m L, qut-m fresh appointments of Mmtee*, i e-ersitated by death, change of abode, or mental or bodily infirmi’y. 4th. J’lnofcqaJjty- and promptitnd- in the rer. itlappe of ppriodfpal payments tq banefio.arit s und.er trp»t pr will to any p»rt of the cplopy, «t whiph it may be desired that payment sno v, ld he pa de 6 h. The etf - .oliye phepk whiph is called into operation before any moneys pan be pi.id from the Public Trustee’s Aecmnt. 6th. Rea. enable Charges. On estates »nch as are now being considered the Pubic Trustep js authorised to charge 1$ pt-r cent, on pH receipts, ai d 1£ per cent, on all disbursements, and §s 'per pent, pn all rooreye inyrstid. No charge is pi ode fpr obtaining preb te, nor for pairing sfcajppa and property tex ip urn*, noy forporr.gpordence, Lowiyir voiuroini us Tbps the ssying to (states placed in this 1 flics is Gonfidpvnble. R. C. HAMERTON, Bi 30 Public Trustee.