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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 768, 14 May 1881, Page 3

T.OWN HALL.;. ' LAST ;^iGHT! i „■.. ; ... ,V_ ....,.,.. MAMMOTH COMDEIWE DIORAMA . ,J :. ~' .■:■ ...OFTIIE . : . . : . T AMERICAN WAR! . „..-U AMERICAN WAR! : . - [And the Wonderful Automaton •.-. • "\\ slack: rope taultersj; 'slack'rope vaulters! ', GREATEST GIFT DISTRIBUTION I ! Ever attempted in the Colonies, .■■'. I ' :,.,,,■ TO-NIGHT)''... ! ' ; : Locht and Chain and Cloch ■ .',, :; > liiaddition,........ ~,, 70 Useful ;axd .Valuable : Aktiolksl GRAND' MATINEE! ; SATURDAY AFTERNOON, i ■ .At 2.30 o'oloclc.' Every Child will receive a Presont. CARTERTON - ■ MAY 16th and 17th, OREYTWN •■-•• MAY 18th and 19th, FEATHERSTON MAY 30th." R.GEORGE, 7fif Proprietor. |V E)V, ZE ALAN DEB.HO TEL ' Manners-street, "Wellington. THO'MAS SMITH .Proprietor, (Lato of Reefton.) Superior Accommodation for Boarders; 255, per week, or Gs per day. Bath Booms- Plunge and Shouer Baths, 'Spacioitß Billiard room—Two tallica under care of an experienced marker. N.Z. Times, Post Canterbury Times, Australasian, and London Sporting and Dramatic News filed. First-class Stabling and loose-boxes-TUESDAY, MAY 24th. • Birthday of Her Majesty Queen ■ Victoria, Under the immediate patronage o( Captain Buck, and Officers and Members of the M.R.Y. Corps. \ BALL to celebrate tbe above evcntwill . beheld in the Town Hall, Mastcrton, to which the patronage of all subjects is invited. JAS. CLAYSON, Seaotary. , Ticktts, including refreshments, 8s M, may be obtained from Messrs Bish, Elkins, Price, Chinchen, Corbett, and 7(55 ' The Secretary, WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS. EXHIBITS wiil be received at the xJ Mhenamm on and after Monday, the Kith inst., and it is particularly requested that all exhibits may be sent in no later than 5 p.m. on Friday, the 20th inst. The acting secretary will be in attendance in No i Room, Athcmmim Buildings from 2 p.m.to 5 p.m. on each day (except Sunday) to supply any information reijuircd by exhibitors. All applications for space should bi> scut in at once, so that necessary anaiigemcnts may be made. Country exhibitors can send their exhibits by r,vl, making tho carriage payable on delivery. ALFRED KING. Acting Secretary. Wellington, Athcnieum, 11th May, 1881. 707 THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by tbe State,

XX existence foi a period of more than seven years, it is bdieved that the objects for which it was established aro not sulli--ciently known or understood. It is desired to set forth in a concise form information resDFctiug the business which this oilico undertakes : 1. The charge of all kinds of money trust, such as Marriage-. Settlements, moneys to be invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for, charitable objects, moneys the title to which is in dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown or cannot be found, A'c.jA'c, 'i The administration of the wills nf persons who by appointing the Public Trustee m their executor secure the guarantee of the Slate for the due fulijlincnt of their wishes, and avoid the risk consequent on the appointment of private persons as executors, who nut unfrequeut'y, though earnestly desirous of apting for the benefit, of parties intiuested, fr.il to carry'out leg'allv the ob jects for,which they were appointed, andconsequently involve themselves and those whoso interests ll|cy aro striving to protect . in costly ipl harassing litigation, 3, The administration of' a'l estates of wluch no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not wish to incur the responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cause obtain tho necessary power.* to act. In such cases it is the duty of the Public Trustees to dl-charge all legal debts as ifar as the assets extend, and divide the residue amongst the next of k in. 4, The administration of tho estates of lunatics, lunatic patients, and convicts. . 5. The charge of all lands lying waste and unoccupied of wlrch tho owner is unknown, or who has been absent from the colony for teu years, having left no known agent. Tho cost of adininist3iing estates is very j small, Information may be obtained from all agents.— j- - -. E. C. HAMEIITON, Public Trustee. GEORGE DIXON .YV and Fancy Goods Warehouso, opposite the Club Hotel, Masterlou, has on hand a large assortment of Cameron's Tobaccos. The LAIIGPST STOCK ju the Wairaripa to choose frojn. Meerschaum',' G.8.D., and Briar PIPES by the million I CIGARS and CIGARETTES of the"best, brands, GJ). having imported a Tobacco-Cutting Machine can recoin&eml one and ail to-come and try his ROUGH-GUI' vmteamed 'IOBACCO. Pouches. Cigar and Cigarette Cases, new and Rare Ladies' Everlasting Purses, .Fancy Solitaires, Ladies' Handbags, Baby Baskets, Fancy and Wastepaper Baskets, Long-handle Clothes Biushcs, Rinmiel's and l'iesso & Lubin's Perfumery, and Pomades, Florida Water, Lavender Water, Tricopherous, Hair Oils of the test quality, Salad -Oil, Castor Oil, Soap, Candles, Blacking. Abo, a quantity of Scented Soaps and a lot of of New Shell Goods just opened, suitable for Birthday Presents. All to be sold VERY CjIEAjV ■ HABDRESSING SALOOtf. It is a luxury indeed,—_ Wltenever.you may stand in need Of facial decoration, To get a shavo from Rowuw's hand, .Whose razor's like a magic wand— So quick in operation,"" Wliercsoe'or you tum-your eyo i The snow-white towels.ycu will espy, ' And water for ablution,: , ..) : ; With combs and brushes for your hair, Enough to make a < dandy stare ; ,-,-,., : ; ' When applied with resolutiou... - -Thenicome, iny friends, one and all r , : i Give Rowland but a single ca11,,. -, ;.,.. ; ; He'U guarantee.a second, Once inhis ; (om(ortable chair,;-;;-. !.■;,,;'.-,,■ iThen let him Bhave andout your hair iAnd.you'U'Ml'yo rightly^reokoned., v,?