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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1071, 11 May 1882, Page 3

•Shipping' ihtelligeiwt, •.TORT OF WELLINGTON. SAILED. ' May 10.—Ilawca, s.b , ifll tons, Kennedy for Lybtelton. .Passengers— Mesdames Gilberfc,:" Hatlet,' ißrett', Petit, arid Palmer, Messrs Morrison, (iaasin, Buuu, Browuing, Pollock, Sleigh, Hodgkinson, Grimstbne, McGill. and son, Parker, Pollock, Dean, Lange, Perry, Burnett, Haines, and MatTui, fl.s,, G4 tons, Pope, for Waugauui. Sophia 8,. Lnbrs, barque, Gfil tons, Faton, foi'-Newcastlo. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. London—Waimea, Feb. Ist; Star of the East, March Bth; Crusader Feb. 17th ---.Helen Denny, Mar«h 17th; Loeli 1 Doon, April 3rd; City of Tanjore April 23rd.- . v v Glasgow,—Glehariff, Feb. Bth. America.—lidcufield, (via Auckland), Nov 2; Aunic Burr, Feb. 14tb. Melbourne,' via the South. —Arawata, 12th. Westport Ladybird, this day. this day,) Southorn Ports.—Penguin, this day. Manukau via Nelson.—Wanaka,l2th, &G. T DEN BULL &Uo are Agents for the following steainera aud sailing vessels trading to and from Wellington For' San Francisco, thence by rail and steamer to Liverpool—- • (The s.s. Zealandia \ ■ The s,B, Australia " ■%*&< .The s.s. City of .. ' Sydney ' ■ I'or J* %ee times a week. For Kaiioiira ml Lytldlon - The s.s, Tui, weekly. For feton— The s, a. Jane Douglas, twice a week, For RarigUikei— The s.B. Jmio Douglas, every fort.night, For Patea— The s.s. Patea, twica a week. For Blenheim via Piclon,The s.B, Napier, ttvico a week. For/vQHrfoii, direct— At regular intervals by Messrs Shaw, .Savill .&■ Co.'s Passenger line of Packets. For China' and the' East— By the Eastern and Australian Steamship Co.'s Steamships from Sydney, every fortnight. For China and Japan— By the Barquentine May and Barque ■ Alexa. • Full particulars can be had on applica- •' tion to " ff, &G. TUIiNBULL & CO, Shipping and Custom House Agents, TVelunciton. , 995 EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. mHE TJudersigued has just opened up a 1; Lai ge and-well-selected assortment oi PRIZE BOOKS and new Books for Presents. Large assortment of DOLLS. BIUTHDAY CARDS, THAN SPUR and RE- - LIEF SCRAPS in endless variety, Toys. Toys. NEWEST NOVELTIES 1 In Fancy Stationery, Photo, Scrap, and Fern Albums, Card Baskets, Card Cases, Purses, Pocketbooks, Workboxes, Wri ting Dcslcs, Papeterics, N.Z. Gems, largo assortment of New Scraps and • 1 - Birthday . Cards, Shell aud Money Boxes, Playing Cards, Skipping Ropes. Cricket Balls, Pocket Compasses, Tapo Measures, and Carpenter's Pencils. A good assortment j NEW MUSIC. LIBRARY. PHOTOGKAPIIY In all its branches, Photographs tukn in any weather by the Instantaneous Gelatino Bromide Dry Plates, Largest anp Best Assohtment 'of MAORI PHOTOGRAPHS • |... . In New Zealand. THOS. ft PRICE, . FOR SALE FOUMOOMED COTTAGE, delightful]) situated within ten minutes' walk from Miisterton Post Office.- Freehold section, Easy terms. Apply to ' ~ ...• E. ARNOLD, 1054 Basket Maker, Mastcrton. ■ FOR SALE. "1 ACRE!OF LAND'with Iwo-roomed JL HOusij at Gladstone. Prieo £25, sash, also 'several'dwellings in Carterton, . A, L. WHYTE, 1060 : ' Carterton. ; PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by the State. ALTHOUGH this 'oiiice has bceu in existenje for a period of more th a seven years,,it is believed that tlie objer-is or which it was established are not sulVi ■ ciently known pr understood. It is desip d to set• forth in a concise form informal' •" vcsuecting the lr.;s'n v:• a .!•!, Y„- „i, 1. The cbai'ge 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, Ae.j&c., 2. The administration of the wills of persona who by appointing the Public Trustee ■ thefir executor secure the guarantee of the t ato or the due fulfilment of their wishes and avoid the risk consequent on the appointment of private persons as executors, who not unfrequoritly, though earnestly desirous (>f acting for the benefit of parties interested, fail to carry out legallv the ob jeets for which they wore appointed and consequently involve themselves aud those Those interests they are striving to protect n costly and harassing litigation. . 3. The administration of all estates of which no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not virh to incur the responsibility of administration, or cannot from any cause obtain the ncessary powers to act. : In such cases it is the duty of (he Public Trustees to dif charge all legal debts as far as the assets extend, and divide the residue amongst the next of kin. 4. Tlie administration of tlio estates of lunatic?,; lunatic patients,' and convicts. 5, The charge of all lauds lying waste and uuoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has been absent from the colony for ten yeaii:hving left no known agent. The cost of. administering estates is very Information may bo obtained from R 6, HAMERTON, p ublio Trustee, pIPOUNDED/from the Manaia on the ML'-25th |of April— ■■■'.'■ ' 1 light chestnut, horse, white star on forehead, n) brands. . , H not claimed and expenses paid within ■2l days from this dale, it will be sold at the l'uiihe Poun'dj Masteiton,' on the. 17.t1i day, of May 'iujftcc'ortlaui-d with 1 the Impounding Act, 1876. • H. BENTLEY, Poundkeeper. Apiil 26,1882, ' , 1058