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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1100, 15 June 1882, Page 1

i mHE ■nndersigiieii >.Mn&lju'3~t}rec"eived X a large assortment of Toys ex'Meropb from London,, ,can; confidently itfetomnjend every one to 'comß^'andi^Buy, some new noyelties. for. ■ thpir. the newest novelties of the day,* and at wioes that will surprise every one. Comejuid comDare I '-'them before '/buying "ttn else. Yon will see th'at i -I'am"alm'oit'''Riving them away, 3J .A otDolls, Seissors, Hollow.Ground Razors froml28 t eachj Pocket Oakery Cards, CriokelinjfMaf&ial, Footballs, Musical Inlower than ; any fother chouse/ New Scents, Wew Oils,'-New'Soap's, prime 'quality, direct iromflome,;:>;':vv y l :,';'" 1 : j / ; Kaz6rsand ■'* HAIB-CDTTING, Od ; SHAVING, to. AT -' ! ;, GPRQE"DIXON'S: - Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist and Fanci, Goods Dealer; Qdeen : strbet... .' Mastebton ..'; • (Opposite Club Hotel : ';"''; Schools and Station Liberally Dealt 1 with 10i9 ' ■■■■:'■ •■ ■■■ .--■.-': UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE, J.WIMJAMS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCONIST ■ FANCY GOODS IMPORTER, aV ■.'■' .OPPOSITE CONCIL CHAMBERS, 1 .. ; , .MASTERTON.. ,'^fj T\\T BEGS to inform his numer : •■\YVi bus friends and customers that he has opened up a choice consignment of Cameron's and T. CWilliama' celebrated American Tobaccos, comprising all the favorite brands. . Also a splendid assortment of pipes "| and fancy goods of every description. Musical Instruments, Merschaurn and G.B.D. Pipes repaired and mounted, Having imported a large TOBACCO CUTTING MACHINE, direct from Melbourne,! customers can have any of the favorite brands to order. The trade and stations supplied at lowest" wholesale rates. 1081 GEO. WATSON & CO., SADDLERS, HARNESS-MAKERS, &e. - 'QUEE N-'STREET, MASTERTON XX obtained the services of Two Efficient Tradesmen from Auckland 'and Wellington, the above wellknown firm are 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 whose work has been held over ..owing to .pressaro .oLbusiness. desire respectfully to ■ intimate that' in future all ORDERS will be ATTENDED TO

on the SHORTEST NOTICE, and turned but in the style and-finish for which the firm is noted, and which, with reasonable charges, has' gained for the establishment tho popularity .it now enjoys. >. ; | Ct. .W.: & ,C.o.j '. -take this opportunity to return their thanks to the public I for the extensive and increasing patronage with which they are favored, and would add that to merit a obutinuance of the samo I shall be their constant endeavor. ; ' GEORGE WATSON & Co.. I Near the Club Hotel, MASTERTON. . ' PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by the State. ,<. \ existenjefor' a period of more; than sovon years, it is believed that the objects .'or.Avhich it was established'are not anfiV ciently known or understood. It is dosired to sot. forth in a concise form information respecting tho business which this office underfcakes:—: ! ■•• 1. The charge of all kinds of money trust, suoh as Marriage Settlements, moneys to be invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys* bequeathed for charitable objects, moneys tho title to whioh is in dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown or cannot be found, Ac, Ac, i % Tho administration of the. wills of per. sons 1 who by appointing the Public Trustee , , thefir. executor secure the guarantee pf the State or tlie due fulfilment of their wishes and avoid tho risk consequent on the appointment of private persons as executors, who not untrequently, though earnestly'deBirous of acting for the benefit of parties mtoiosted, fail to carry out lcgallv; the ob joctsfor which they were : appointed! and consequently involve themselves and ;thoso 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 whenevor relatives do not vrish to incur the

responsibility of administration, or cannot from; any cause obtain tho necessary powers to act. In such oases His the duty of tho Public Trustees to discharge all .legal debts as far as the assets extend, and divide the residue amongst the next of kin. i . ; •<, "4. The administration of the estates of lunatics, lunatic patients, and conviots, , 5. The chargo of all lands lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or whohas bean absent from the colony for ton years, having left no known agent* Tho cost of administering estates is very small. Information maybe obtained from R C..MMERTON,; ' Piiblio Trustee. ;;; ;MR G. TILLER ~IEGS to inform'the inhabitants of the Ijj Wairarapa'thathe hasOPENEDHIS NEW PREMlSESopposite the bank of New Zealand,; Manners-street, Wellington, where can.be seen' ' , "," | : ''..'". : THE LATfIST DESIGNS IN:; DRAWING ROOM SUITES ' r \ :;Iri' Walnut;: j WiLNUT OCCASIONAL-CHAIRS-; ""'. i . In a variety.of patterns. FINING ROOM'SUITES ■'">:'. /I : i •,'!■■•;■"■. ih'Oakand Cedar. . > BEDROOMSUITEB.-.:->'■•>:i ;■■!.'■ u>j ■'' - . : ~ la.Cedar and Red' Pine. IRON BEDSTEADS!.': .i„ . j ' SPRINGMATTRASSES," i 'i SPRING "BEDS (SPECIAL) Kapock, Beds;and Bonding ofjeyeryj cleßr 'ALL KINDS' ; OFiuRNITURE' ; MADE \hxyvt i : - ;■■■■■■■ \ ... I Goods! Delivered'. atr.Rail- "; ■ Station FREE: '-• : njsa forMEAT'PREmVING! |fAM oontoaok 'for byT.'i&Aßt AND Tinsmith, WeUintrton, r 1069