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Temuka Leader, Issue 2572, 24 October 1893, Page 1

vmmifTrii? rHBSE GRAND-WEARING BOOTS STILL CONTINUE IN FAVOUR, ...... And are known throughout the Colony as the FINEST FITTING AND WEARING BOOTS EVER PUT BEFORE THE PUBLIC Householders of all occupations, if they wish to study economy and comfort, must see they obtain this Brand. There are more ZEALANDIA Boots manufactured than any other brand in the country, and the demand is increasing each month. NOTHING BUT STERLING MERIT HAS PRODUCED THIS RESULT. THEY ARE MADE MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S,—AND EVERY PAIR IS BRANDED ~2feS And is Warranted by the Manufacturer to Give Good Wear. N»w Lasts and Shapes are constantly being received, so every Customer can rely on Being Properly Fitted. SOLD BY ALL THE LEADING RETAILERS.

J. H. ANDREWVILLE, TEMUKA, BEGS to inform his old Customers and the Public generally that he has obtained one of the Best CORNCRTJSHERS in the Colony, which enables him to meet the requirements of Customers by Crushing from the Largest to the Smallest Seeds with dispatch. Parcels coming early can be taken away the same day. Ox SaIe—CRUSHED OATS and WHEAT MEAL, guaranteed equal to any in the market, in large or small quantities. Receipts for making Wheatmeal Coffee Free to Customers. jul

J. B. MANSFIELD, MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH, OHRISTCHURCH, r"S GREATLY OVERSTOCKED with L MONUMENTS and HEADSTONES of all descriptions. A Great Reduction in Concrete Enclosures and Iron Fences, &c. No reasonable offer will be refused for the present stock. Inspection invited. my3o

CEYLON TEA AGENCY. }URE CEYLON TEAS of the Fiuest Quality, as packed in the Garden Factory, can always be obtained from the Agents of the Tea Planttirs' Association of Uoylon. Drink British (irown Tea—Pure, Wholesome, Pleasant, Economical. E. R. "tAYLOB,, Lgent for theJJTea Planters' Association of Ceylon. CHURCH STREET, TIMARU. fe2 SHOOTINB_SEASON. I HAVE JUST TO HAND A large assortment of SPORTING REQUISITES, Consisting of Eley's and Club's Cartridges and Cases. Shot—all sizes Curtis & Harvey's Diamond-grain Gunpowder, and other makers Shot and Powder Measures, Wads and Wad Cutters C.F. and Percussion Caps, Re-cappere and Closures All at Lowest Prices 1 E. BROWN. COAL AND TIMBER MERCHANT, AND GENERAL IRONMONGER, TEMUKA. Agencies—Commercial Union Assurance Co., Dank's Windmills, Kaitangata Coal Co.

TIMARU AGRICULTURAL ANI PASTORAL ASSOCIATION SHOW. OCTOBER, 1893. ~1 E. WARBURTON again offers J(".. Prize of ONE GUINEA for tl best plate of 12 sconea made with h »CAN'T BE BEAT" BAKIN POWDER as leavening agent (last year prize was won by Mrs Wyllie, King down). Ask your grocer for this brar and take no other. It is the best, and a respectable storekeepers sell it. jyl "g'frisE 'EV&ast Office ol Mew ZeaßaKd is a Govornuiun inMirm.joii to afford, at low rates Ol commission, a secure ajja eonyeiiifin recourse ior those who, desirous of forniiiij trusts in the colony, cannot satisfactorily up point private trustees or executors, and foi persons unable or unwilling to undertake O] continue the administration of tho trusts ao cepted by or imposed upon them, The Public Trust Office, constitutes by " The' Public Trust Office Act, 1872," hoi been since rnucb. enlarged in its functions bj amending Acts, to meet growing requirements The" Amendment Act of 1891 facilitates ad ministration, authorises* prompt distribution provide absolute security againsl loss tp ©states from investments at the discretion of the Pubjic Trustee, auc insures ;tho regular payment of the interest. The Security and Fidelity of the Pub lie Truijtee's administration must be con Hidered of tba utmost importance to everj person contemplfttiug the appointment of $ trustee. Tho colouy guarantee!) tlw fidelity o] the administration, and Guarantees also inveatedat'the option of the Public The Colony Guarantees also, on th< capital funds arising for investment out of th< properties placed in the Public Trust Offico, i common rate of interest, to be paid quarterly Free of all charges of the PublW Trust Office. The value of this guarantee is in th' Guarantee of the Colony against los from investments in bad or insufficient securi tieß, and against lose from delay in invest merit, and for the regular and punctual pay mont of. the interest, free of all charges of th Public Trust Office. In the appointment o Trustee? there must always be seriOU! concern as to the security of tta^ capital funds} and the larger the capita funds the greater must be the concorn fo Bacurity, and the less for a high rate of in terest. The Public Trustee cannot die cannot leavo the colony, cannot become dis qualified, or involved in private difficulties and cannot be distrusted. In private trusteeships, death and absenc< reader necessary numerous and expensive deeds not required by Public Trustee's ad ministration, which has, besides, the offici solicitor's advice without expense to th estates. By all who know or have experiencei the contingencies of private trusteeships thesi advantages must be appreciated. For further information apply to the Agent