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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 959, 9 January 1882, Page 3

! A. Armstron g SALE OF • j; PRIVILEGES. SATURDAY, January 14,1832. CAETERTON-TARATaHE - RACEMEETiM XI. • instructions to sell at the White Hart Hotel, Carterton, on Saturday, the 14th inst,, at 2 p.m., the Privilege!.of the,above liacn Meeting, consisting of-- " '"'•■ THE GATES ' No. 1 PUBLICAN'S BOOT!!. No. 2 . ■ do REFRESHMENT BOOTIIandFRUIT STALL FANCY STALL THE CARDS OF THE RACES SADDLING -PADDOCK HORSE YARDS, Etc. Sata ftt 2 p.m. Sharp. Tenders. J fTIENDEHS will bo received until noon on 1 MONDAY, January 9th, for Cutting , Binding, and S! ooking ? 3 acres of Wheat ami •Oats. Wire Binders not to be used. The • lowest orany tender not necessarily accepted. - 8 " ■ ■ CHARLES HOLMWOOD, !''os PinH TENDIiR', me inv.ttJ by the to close at o.p.m on MONDAY the 9lk inst., for Reaping, Binding, and Stooking about CO acres, more or. less, of oats and 0 wheat at Aknra, near the Railway Station. 0 968 CHARLES M'KILLOP. i i ■ |i.mjy.m>j win uu ictcmm up nil \xnu- ■ J" _ NESDAY, the lltli inst,, for cutting, j binding, and atooking'about 13 acres of t wheat. Apply, to B. BUDDEN, Te Ore Ore. ! 1 inst,, for clearing light manuka scrub, | at per acre. J. V. SMITH. TARATAfII-CAIiTERTON HIGHWAY BOARD. | J woik'i(l.) Msi'nltini; 40 chains more or less on s Oli er'j Line |i (2.) FeliiiV! and .'dumping 30 chains more or fcs mi .Joseph's Line; Matarawa. : | (3) Wire l-'mirt'iig, 13 chains Tore or Jess | aciws Air (,'nse.berg'a land, Nix's Line. I (4.) Metaling and Fornmlion 20ehairi.i on (5.) Mctollinj; and Foiraation 10 chains ~ more or less n>\ Waterson's Line. ■j Specific itioiis may be seen at the Council Chambers, Carterton, vheio tenders mu.-t be lodged not bite; than TUESDAY, Met,.at 12 o.ehick iiu.lll. 11. H. WOLTERS. Cartaion, otli J.i"iurv, IS.-2. Munurfpnl Election. TO THE BURGESSES OF MASTEBTON. n ENTLEMEN, didate for a scat in the Borough Coaucil, I liiv.- iriat jilf.'is'M-e in consenting to do so,, and if I should he returned to the Council. 1 will do my utmost to fairly and wmsisieutiv advance the interests of the Jloiotigh'. Yours, Respectfully, 902 EDWIN ARN'DLP, i rilHi'i tollowiiig Candidates have j I . duly nominated fur the office of Omin. eillors fur the of Mastcrtoti : Al'iNOl/D. E,ltti„ CASKLWUICrJIior Ull.UlHElll.AiN;E(lwiiiE(linlnir..|. CORJiICTT. J„hii Hieka IfKlliN. (i,-.„:U I'ERIiY, Beimel I I'wmio There heing mere C:ii.il;ii!es than vacancies, a lOLL ui'l be ti:"ii it the Tina Ilnll, MaM.-iloi., in, I'liiDAY, lull .Inn l$8i!, between the lifliiioOi ilnMo-ikin the forenoon, and (i o'ctvl, i„ i|, c i.iu-niiion, blithe cl.i.-tioii of ihitj (il h; above named candidates. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by the State.' * I/rnOUGH'this 'oilice has been in . existence t'oi a period of more than seven years, it is believed that the objects or which it was established are not sufficiently known or understood. It ia desired to set forth in a concisu fi rin information respecting the business which this office undertakes :- . 1. The oharge of all kindß of money trust, such as Marriage Settlements, money's to he invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for charitable objects, inonevs the titlo to which is in dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown or wiiimt be found, iSe.,&o., 2. The administration of the wills of persons who by appointing the Public Tliißtee. thefir executor secure the guarantee of the Stato or tho duo fulfilment of their wisl.e.«, and avoid tho risk consequent mi tlw appointment of private persona as excentors, who nut unfroqneniiy, though earnestly desirous of uotiug foii tlm benefit of parties interested, fail to carry out leanlN the oh jectsfor which they wen- appointed and consequently involve theinsehvs and those whose interests iliey are striving to protect in costly and harassing litig'ifcou. 3. The administration of all estates of which no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not wish to incur the responsibility of admiivstration, or cannot from any cause obtain the ne'essary powers to act, In Biich cases it is Hie duly of the Public Trustees to discharge nil legal debts as far as the assets extend, and divide the residue amongst the next of kin. 4. Tho administration of tho estates of lunatios, lunatic patients, and couvicts. • .5. The charge or" all lands lying waste and unoccupied of which tho owner is unknown, or who has been absent from the colony for ten years, having'left no known agent. The cost of admiuistiiing estates is very small. Information may he obtained from all agents.— . ■" - It. C. HAMERTON, " "üblic Tn>?tec, \ LTFMTION IN TIME OF CLOSING jOL ... MAILS, For Carterton, Greytown, Tauherenikau. . Feathcrston, Kaitoko, Upper flutt, Taita, Hutt, Wellington, Northern and ■Southern Provinces, daily (Sundays excepted), at 6,30 a.ni. and 1,30 p.m. For Tauem, Wharcnma, East Coast, Tenui, Whakataki, Castlepoint, Oahanga, and ' Glenbnru, biweekly, Monday and /. Thursday, at9,iJop;m. For Taueru <fc Bideford, weekly, Saturdays, : at 9.30 p.m. ■ .. For JDreycrtown, Afauriteville, Eketabuna Woodville, Kopna, W aipukurau, Napier, ■ Pabiatna. Waiuui, Palmerston I North, ' : and Wanganui, close on Mondays,.-.; • Wednesdays,ijndFridays,atlp.m./ : : ForAlfredton, ; Mrinday,atl : p.m. ; ;; ' ; i .; J.BAGGE, : :: 1932 v v'; Postmaster, Masterton.: : ;;_ v !