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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1069, 9 May 1882, Page 3

IMPOUNDED from Hio Manaia on the 25th of April—--1 light, chestnut horse, white star on forehead, no brands. If not claimed and expenses paid within 21 days from this dato, it will bo sold at the Public Pound, Mnstcrton, on the 17tli day of May in accordance with the Impounding Act, 18/ G. IJ. BENTLEY, roimdkecpcr, Apiil 26,1582, 1058 MONSTI3I2 CLEARING SALE. SURPLUS STOCK. COMMENCING ON SATURDAY NEXT, 6th INSTANT. BOOTS! I BOOTS!! BOOTS![! BOOTS!! To Suit Everybody. ENTBAL "DOOT AND CIHOE /CENTRAL T) WHAKEIIOIJSE, MASTEItTON. W. P. FKLLINGHAM WILL HOLD A GENUINE CLEAMMG OUT SALE!! For Cash Only. Commencing -:n the above date, when every Description of Boots, aud Shoes. ivc, will be almost GIVEN AWAY. Parents and heads of families should take advantage of this Splendid Opportunity to lay in a store for the Winter, .REMEMBER FOR FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY. W. P. FELLINGHAM, CENTRAL BOOT SHOP. Opposite Council Chambers. QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON ST. MATTHEW'S Winter Evening ENTERTAINMENTS. THE third of the rcrics will take place on THURSDAY, May 11th, at Spin. NOTICE TO HEADS OF FAMILIES 1 AND HOTEL-KEEPERS ter and other Groceries, we now have pleasure in denying such reports which have been circulated by interested parte, I Bff present price for the very best quality of Fresh Butter is lOd per lb in lumps and lid per lb in lib printed pats. As we have arrangements with the principal Dairies of the district for supplies all the year round, wo have stays suillJ , 'tficnt Butter to supply all purchase rs, and a large surplus to send to Wei- ,' 'ngton weekly. We therefore never \ run short. Our Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, a Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, we are still selling at our November ! " -wholesale prices. Prieo Lists to be had free on application, d M. CASELBERG & Co's CO-OPERATIVE STORES, :u 1054 Masterton and Greytowu, PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed bv the State. seven years, it is believed that the object: or which it was established are not sufli eiently known or understood. It is dcsirei 1 to set forth in a concise form informatioi >y respecting the business which tbis oflice un 7, dertakes : of 1. The charge of all kinds of money trust k, such as Marriage Settlements, moneys to b er invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys bequeathed for charitable objects, money the title to which is in dispute, or whos legal owner is unknown or cannot be found 2, The administration of the wills of per sons who by appointing the Public Truste thefir executor secure the guarantee of th m tate or the due fulfilment of their wishes, and avoid the risk consequent on the ap pointment of private persons as executors who not unfremiently, though earnestly de sirous of acting for the benefit oipartic interested, fail to carry out' legally the ol jects for which they wero appointed and consequently involve themselves and thoa _. Those interests they are striving to protec n costly and harassing litigation. 3, Tho administration of all estates c which no disposition has been mado by wi whenever relatives do not wish to incur th responsibility of administration, or cannc from any cause obtain the necessary powei it. to act. In such cases it is the duty of 11 to Public Trustees to discharge all legal debt use as far as the assets extend, and divide tt ;jn residue amongst the next of kin. 4, Tho administration of the estates i . i lunatics, lunatic patients, and convicts. fCI 5, The charge of all lands lying waste an unoccupied of which tho owner is unknowi or who has been absent from the colony f( • ten years, having left no known agent. B. The cost of administering estates is vei j m small. Information maybe obtained fro: ,J all agents.— R C. HAMERTON, p nblio Trustee,