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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 831, 28 July 1881, Page 3

: hEPAR'AI'E TENDBRSwIU be recei/d! 0 up to noon of TUESDAY, 2nd -August I for the following works':—'./Vv- '■-■''/•(>;■; '"' l.m2ohains(about)of 'formatlfjn Ji£ 2.—13 ohains do., Wrigiey'-etrect. '• l v ■. 3.—22J;ohains do., Perry-Btrcot '4.-69 chains formation and 'gravelling footpath, and 12 ohains 61 culvert,' Queen and High'-streets.' ' S.^ichains (about) stumping•iu.Ci.le- • street. C.—Kerliing Footpaths-various places at per chain; laUer only '' 7;— Completing formation and metalling about 19 chains Queen-street, ftom __.;., Hall-st. to Waipoua Bridge, ; Tenders must be marked Nos. 1,2,3, &o. respfctively, .Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specificaiona at the Council Chambers. ' 1: "' E.BROWN, ' Town Clerk.

WAIRARAPA WESM)UNTY. TENDERS for the eJBWn trussed bridge of three 95 WWH| over the Waiohine River, near will be received at the County Office, Misterton, where plans and specifications may be seen up to noon on Friday 12th August, 1881. ■ The lowest or any tetier mil not necessarily be accepted. JOHN KING, County Engineer. Masterton, July 28th, 1981, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HEADS OF FAMILIES AT CARTERTON. A. L. WHITEON and after this date is prepared to snpply SECOND QUALITY BREAD FRESH DAILY at 5 THE 41b LOAF-5-CASH IFBOOKED-Gd CARTERTON* BAKERY. TO CARRIERS HAVING BULLOCK DRAYS. TENDERS are invited for draying to Bowlands. Upper Tauem, the following goods:— \ , From Burnett and Yule's Sawmill, 2500 ft of timber; from the Upper Plain, 100 hags ol chaff; from Masterton and the Railway Station, 10 bags of wheat and about J-ton of general goods ; from Bridge Creek (the other side of the Bush) about 12,000 ft of timber and 300 brioks. The work to be begun immediately the present wet weather ceases, and completed within one month from that date, Tenders, at per 100 ft for the timber, and per ton for the goods to be in the Masterton Post Office, addressed Mr Hawkins, Bowlands, Masterton, on or before Saturday, the 30th inst,, at noon, 789 TO FENCERS. TENDERS are required for erecting, finding all posts and laying th»m, for two miles (more or less) of wire fencing, Tenders to dose on the 10th August. For particulars apply to J. & W. BIDWILL. Pihautea, Fcatherston, July 15th 1881. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 31st July, for the following properties—-l.—Dwelliig-house containing seven rooms, situated in Albert-street; section measures 60ft by 2C4ft. 2.—Section in Albert-street, measuring 8011 by 2C4ft, with shed. . Full particulars on application, No tender necessarily accepted, 322 R. BROWN & CO. WAIPOUA BREWERI WAIPOUA BREWERY Re-opening of IHE WAIPOUA j)BEWERY. R. Y. SMITH has the pleasure to announce that he has purchased the valuable Plant and Stock-in-Tra.de of the Wait-oca Brewery, R. V. SMITH is now able to brow and sell at ordinary rates A BETTER GLASS OF BEER than any which has hitherto been brewed in the Provincial District, DUNEDIN BEER wilj now be superseded by a better local article at a less price, \Y AMEK, Tailob, Perry Street, (Late Cutter for Mr F. W. Hales.) Gentlemen's own Material made up. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by the State. ALTHOUGH this lotfice has been in oxjsteme foi a period of moro than sovk yVars, it is believed that the objects for which' it was established are not sufficiently "known or understood. It is desired to set forth in a concise form information resp"ecting the business which this office undertakes" ; Ll 1, This charge of all kinds of monoy trust, such as'Mafri'age Settlements, moneys to'lji.e invested for the benefit "flf Min'prs, moneys, gushed for charitable jmjectß, moneys the 1 ttyle to which' is' in' dispute,' or whose legal owner is unknown' or cannot be found, &c,,'&c, 2, The administration of the wills of persons who by appointing the Public Trustee as their, executor secure the guarantee or the Slate for the due fulfilment 6{ their mshes, j and risk cpnßpjuent on the apI PointafDt pf pirate persona a? executors. Who' not unfrequen(;ly, though earnestly desirous of aoting for the benefit of parties I nteiested, feil to carry out leg£\llv the'obj I iieets for which they were appointed and, consequently involve themselves and those whose interests they are striving to protect in costly and harassing litigation, 3, The administration of all estates of which no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not wish to incur tho responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cause obtain the necessary powers to act. In such cases it is the duty of the Public Trustees to discharge all legal debts as far as the assets extend, and divide the residue amongst the next of kin, 4, The administration of the estates of lunatics, lunatic patients, and convicts, 6. The charge of all lands lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has been absent from the colony for ten yearß, having left no known agent. The cost of administering estates is yery amall. Information may bg objamea from all agents,— '" ! ' ■ ■ ft C, HAMIRTON,: : '■'■ Pttblio Trustee, SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. MR JAMES BROWN, of Masterton, is appointed agent for the abovo ComALFRED BOARDMAN, Jnly 23,1881. HUBSORIPTIONS in aid of introducing .J> the natural enemies o! RABBIIS will ifc received by the Rabbit Inspectors of each district and members of sub-Committee appointed at the late meeting. IpS, WILSONE'S- SCHOOL REyl OPENED ON MONDAY, 18th INST. Vacanoieß for day pupils. , ' Estab'lishm 1871. .v. :>'- : \ Friday, 15th July, 1881. . 820