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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1097, 12 June 1882, Page 1

toys; toys; toys. J. a large assortment of Toys ex Merore from London, can -confidently .'recommend every one to come and 1 Buy some new novelties < for : their : little; oneE.';) All (the newest novelties of the day, and at'".{>r,ices. Out will (surprise every one.; Oome and <jom'-' para them before buying janywherp pise.. You will see tbat I am almost giving them away. A large assortment of Dolls; Hollow, Ground Razors from 2b each,' Pocket' Cutlery in endless variety; ; Playing- { Cards, Crioketintj Matorial.lJ'odtballß, Musical! Instruments of every description, 60 per [cent lower than any other house, .New! Scents,' New Oils, New Soaps, primo' quality, direct from Home. ; i Razors and Scissors ground and set, ; ' HAITtCUTMG/GD; SHAVING.IsI ■; ■■ AT : ~. ..■■■• : OEORGE DIXON'S. Wholesale and lktail Tobacconist and Fanaj Goods Dealer. QUEEN-STREET. i MASTEETON .•■■ (Opposite Club Hotel. Schoh and Station Liberally Dealt with 1049 UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE, I " j.,^ffiiAMs;"2, WHOLESALE & SETAIL T(BA'c6bklW ? FANCY GOODS IMrOLITRR, *o. ■ OPPOSITE CONCIL CHAMBERS, MASTERTON. ■ that ho lias opened up a choico consignment') of Cameron's and T, 0. William?' colobrated 1 American Tobaccos, comprising all the favorito brands. Also a splcudid assortment of pipes ; and fancy goods of everv desoiiption. Musical Instruments, Mcrschauffl and G.B.D. Pipos repaired and mounted, o Having imported a large TOBAuCO CUTTING MACHINE, direct from Melbourne, customers can have any of tlio favorito brands to order. The trade and stations supplied at lowest wholesale rates. ~.-. , 1081 GEO. WATSON & CO., SADDLERS, HASNESS-MKEItS, .4b. QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON Efflcient Tradesmen from Auckland and Wellington,the above;wellknown firm aro now in a position to execute all orders entrusted to their caro < with NEATNESS AND DURABILITY. : , G-. W.•'.& Co., while apologising to those of their patrons whoso work has been held over owing' to press.iro of business, desire lespectfully to intimate that in future alt ORDERS will he ATTENDED TO on theSHORTM NOTICE, and turned out in tho style and finish for which the firm is noted, and which, with reasonable (•targes, has gained for the establishment the popularity it now enjoys.■ ' •'■ ; G. 'W. i& Co., take 'this opportur" nity to return their thanks to the public for the extensive and increasing patronage with which they are favored, and would addthat fr> merit a continuance of the same shall be their constant endeavor.

GEORGE WATSON & Co.. Near the Club Hotel, MASTEBTON. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by tlio State. seven years, it is believed that' the objects' or which it. was established are not sufficiently known or understood.' : It is desired to set forth in a. concise km information resnecting tho business which this office undertakes : 1. The charge of all kinds of money trust, such as Marriage Settlements, moneys to bo invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for charitable objects, moneys tho title tb which is in dispute, br ; whose legal owner is unknown or cannot be'found, (ic,,&c.y 2. The administration of tho wills of persons who by appointing thePublio Trusteo ■ thefir executor secure the guarantee of tho State or the due fulfilment of their wishes and avoid the risk consequent on tho appointment of private persons as executors, wlio not unfroquently, though earnestly-de-sirous of acting for the benefit of, parties interested, fail to carry ont TegauVtheob jeots for which they wore appointed 1 and consequently involve themselves and those Those interests they aro striving to protect n costly and harassing litigation,' ; ;■■ ■. 3. The • administration of all estates of whioh no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not wish to incur the responsibility of administration,.; or cannot from any cause obtain tho necessary .powers to act. 'ln such cases it is tlio duty of the Public Trustees to discharge all legal debts as far as tho assets extend, and divide .tho residue amongst, the next of kin. 4. Tlie adiniuistratioh'of tho estates of lunatics, .lunatic patients, and convicts, •5. Tho'charge of all lands' lying waste and nuoccupicd of which the owner is unknown, or who has been absent from -the* colony for ten years, having left noiknown agent,. ; , ;t The cost of administeiing estates is very small. Information may bb'obtained from all agents.— R C. HAMERTON, • • • - Public Trustee.-'' MRG.MLER BEGS to iuform .tho inhabitants of the . that he has OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES opposite the.bahk of New Zealand, Manners-street, Wellington, where can be seen ; ■'.'-■ ,

THBLATaSTpSIG^IN DB AWING ROOM SUITES' ■' ■'■ ;, in ; ; Walniit.;.-. '• ■ W;LiNUT OCCASIONAL'.CHAIRS ,, In avariety of patterns. .bUJINiiBPOtfSOiTBB . : :,,. : ; .-, -iIn Oak and. Cedar.u ; BEDROOM SUITES, , :/. " : ' v; '- ,; 'ln ; Cedar and Red Pino. IRON BEDSTEADS': n-p!=:^ '""■■SPRINGMATTRASSES'o : .: • ,vr ■:,, SPRING/:'BEDS,(BPEOJAL) Kapook. Beds, and. Bed|iug<>f every 'deS- ,• ;.'.'';'.:,.,,.,,. priptton,.'',.,.' v:i ,.' ; all kinds' of Furniture imade .■;■■ ■• ;v ; : ; TO ; ORDER.; :, l ! Goods Delivered-itit Railway Station FREE. mINS';For MEAT PRESERVING, JAM '" ■;. PEPPER ;TinßmithtiWelJin?£nnK hrw />m .1089';