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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 968, 7 January 1882, Page 3

TO BUILDERS. 'LENDERS are invited up tn nnon <.. 1 Saturday, January 7th, 1B88; ir th" t"sCtio:» (>f 11 dwoling honsv a*. Wnimii on :•':• ilr W. McLaren. I'iaiis and Specifications (o be seen at nr office hero, and at Mr W. Stuart Forbc oliice, Carterton. Tenders recenvd a both places. ■Tho lowest or any tender not neccmril accepted. GEO. FANNIN, 058 Architect. CASTLEPOINT HIGHWAY BOARD TEND liatS will he rcc.ivod at tho nfllei of the Board up to norm n( January from Cnstlopoint to Kaliumin«i'.' The wor! will bo let in three sections. ■Specifications can be seen at tho. Tinu ■Store and at Wiakataki. The lowest or any tender will not noce.-i sarily bo accepted, A, MeHUTCHON, Clerk. Tinni, December 13,1881. !)5: rriENDERS will he received until noon or 1 MONDAY. January 9th, for Cutlirg Bindini;, anJ'S'ooking'/3 acres of Wheat aw Oats. Wire Hinders not to be us- d. Tin lowest or any tender not necessnrily accepted CHARLES HOLMWOOD, 965 Opalii, TENDERS are invited by the uudcrsignci to close at 5 p,m on MONDAY the 9il inst., for Reaping, Binding, and Stcokimj about (10 acres, more or less, of oats am wheat at Akura, near the Railway Station. fIGC CHARLES M'KfLLOP. TENDERS will be received up till \\ ED NEHDAY, the 11th inst., for cutting binding, and stooking about I,') acres ol wheat. Apply to B. BUDDEN, Te Ore Ore. IENDEBN will be received up to tho 14th , inst., for clearing light manuka scrub, at per acre. J.V.SMIFH. TARATAHLCARTERTON HIGHWAY BOARD. mESDEES are invited for the following TENDERS i works : (1.) Mu+iilHnt; 40 chains more or less ou Oli, ei-'a Line. (2.) Felling and stumping 30 cluing mora or less on Joseph's Lino, Matarawa. (3) Wire-Fein' mr, 13 chains nwre'nr less aero a Mr Ciisedwru'V land, Nix's Line. (I.) Ihta'.liii"and Formation '2o chains in Wi.ite's Line. {!> ) Metalling and Foiuiation 10 chains more or less ou Waioison's Line. Specifications may bo seen at the Council Chamber, Carterton, where tenders muit be lodged no 1 , later than TUESDAY, 31st, at 12 o,elncl; roan. E E WOLTfiRS. Cart: rton, sth January, 1882. Municipal Election. TO THE BUROBSSKS OF MASTER I'ON. n KXTIiEMEN.JIAVIN'G been asked by a mind or of my fellow settlers to come forward as a candidate for a seat in the !3orongh Council, I have LTcat pleasure in absenting to do so, and if I slj'inld lio returned to the Council J will do my utmost t,o fairly and consistently advance the interests ■•.f tho Dotvngh. Y'jiir.i, Refuel full/, 962 EOWIN aRNdLD. ITMUI Candidates -have been I 'duly nominated for the office (if Cuiiaeillors for the Borough of Mrscerion : - ARNOLD, Edwin ' CASELBERG, Myer (IHAMBERLAIN.EJwiiiIMiiihur-l. CORBETT, John Hicks HERON, Geori!B I'ERRY, Bennett Pascoe There being more Candidates than vaca.icies, a POLL will be taken at the Town

lull, lliikterlon. on KKIDAY, 13th .Inn. .SB2, lohV::en the iuiui-aof9o\ hvkin the omioon, Mnl C> .•'(•'"(:!; in the iiftr-iiioon, fur ■he (•]n.:tio!i ot ihrn3 nf t.'ie above iiiiivd I'indidales n Riiowy, "eturiiiigOiliccr MasUlou. 30th \U ("<'imrnntn.il liy flip State. A I/CHOUGH Hiis 'otik'e lias been in 1.. esisteiui! foi a period of more than iov'l'ii years, it is. klieved that- the object* or which it was established arc iwi snlli jiently known oi umU-vHloiid. It is dewed o set fori)) in a ioneine f, mi iiif.nmalmii .■eauecting the business which this office uulertakes:— • 1. The charge of nil kinds of money trust, iucli aa Marriage Settlements, moneys to be ovested for the benefit of Minors, moneys, jequtiitheil for charitable ohjectH, muiinys the title to which is in dispute, or whose" egal mrntr is unknown or cannot he found, ic.do., 2, The administration of the wills of perions who by appointing the Public Trustee thefir executor secure the guarantee of the 3tate or the due fuliilment of their wisl.es, Mid avoid the risk consequent uu the appointment of ptivato perttorti as executors, who not unfrequently, though earnestly desirous of aoting for the benefit of parties interested, fail to carry out legally the ob jects for which they were appointed and oonsequently 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 vieh to incur the responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cause obtain the nefesßary powers to act'.' In such casts it is the dnty of the Public Trustees to discharge all legal debts as far as the assets extin.l, and divide the residue amount the next oi kin, • 4,. The administration of the estates of lunatics, lunatic patients, and convicts. o. The charge of ail lands lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner i< unknown, or who has been absent from tin: colony for ten years, having left no known agent. The cost of adininistfliii" estatea is yery small. Information may bo obtained from "'1 agents.— R 0. HAMERTON, •'nblio Tr<"tee. PARKS & PETERSEN. —o— CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS I .Notice, tN order to keep pace with the times and to'afford their customers an opportunity of investing.iu CHEAP BOOTS, P. and P have determined to sell, for one mgnth qnly, their choice selection of /BOO'TS AtfD SHOES. '. ■■■■viv.'' At Cost Price. : P. and P. call particular attention to fc;e fact that this is their first attempt at a CJ.EAEING SALE, that it is thoroughly genuine, and that the terms are STBIOTLY C4P. : ' . ~"; One call respectfully solioiied, ■ ' ■ Women's Kid, os and upwards •Girls'. V,, 3s .... .„■•:. ".'Babies' '?.',',"•: .In .'"' '.,'.' ''' : ".; ; v , Men's and>Vo.utl.(S.';equally cheap. .■ iTDS'f'reojivrf], a splendid consignment of t»:. : SHOES. ■■■ 950 ; . ,..._ , PATOi'.PJfiTEESON.'^