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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1106, 22 June 1882, Page 1

iJ;rjORTA ( NT ( W (mPretnrningjthaiJuvtohia numerous oujtomorßfo; pist ! W infoteiterputjjic generally 'that havirip how mistook a large quantiiy of the very ,best timbers suitable aud !»vhcelwright" purposes, no is prepared; ' receive' and iweouto -all i qrdera r huh, and will euarantcb i">™ «yle : finish to equal itnat.turned- put in anyvuAt ofthe Province. ; ■ Repairs to,all- kindß, of, Vehiolea, molu/1 inf trimming " 4 4 ; 'painting J Bfrap\ y refliiilr' • hrnediatt, attention, and,. be. petfornW f 'V I .' neatnea'and'dißpatoh'.' /- ; j3l ■.;■:'■ - F, GRAY, •■' i*h. Blaokamith, OoaohbuUdor,t&i.Whoelwrightj .th Mastebton: w v<* ,: D.aSHERi; ' J.CR§jm>' Fdnoj-JBamaVr- .<:>■ liiponraii of Britbh 'wd Foraidii' '.'••, I "' FahoyGookiP'' "'"'"•'•""'■'" : '' Watches' '' ;,; ''.'"flamesand : l>oihv> • - : ' fil Clocks ■' :f : .''',i';frf^b;inetGoods,..,,, ■' Musical Boxea " ahdJComfe t ' Perfume;y >•■-•-'■ Stationery&:■>;'--.-., »,FOOTBALLS' Loaffierjjgodl ' 1 '■■'■s«*" and balls, bird, cages, pipes,, pbckev 'ments, pictures, p'flrarabulatoraV'ind '•; ;• (Next:l^to^ '/'"ti MAMKRS-flfHEß!rr'WßErA<KOHl^i*i UNDER DISTINI^HEiD^MONAGi WHOLESALE &RBTAIt TOBACCONIST ! FANCY Ac. ' OPPOSITE COKCtL'CHAMBiQRS, : : ' : J MABTERTON,,, BEGS to inform his numerfJL T VV , ous friends, and oustomoM that ho has opened up a clioice conßignment of iJameron's and T. 0- Williams' oelebrated Amoriean; Tobaccos, ■'. comprising ..all; the favorite brands; Also a splendid assortment of pipes and fancy goods of-every deaoiiption. Musical Instruments, Mersphaum aud G.B.D. Pipeß repaired and mounted,.,.'',.,," J '..'',' jHaving imported a large. TOBACCO CUTTING MACHlNE.rdiiect from ,; Melbourne, customers can have any 1 of -the favorite brands to order.'' _\- , : iThe trade'and.stations; supplied at lowest wholesale rates. • : ■•'. .1081 GEO. WATSON & CO., PADDLEES HA.KNESB-MAKEI}S, &c, (JUEEN-STRIET;,, MASTERTON Efficient Tradesmen from Auckland- and WoUmgton,\th'e : . above well- ! iuown firm are now.in a.pDsitionito.exequte I ill orders entrusted to their care'with NEATNESS AND DURABILITY. I Gr. "W. & Co., .while, apologising to held over owing to' pressure of business. {lesire respectfully to intimate that in Uture all ORDERS will be ATTENDED TO on the SHORTEST NOTICE, and turned out in the style and finish'for. .which the >£ 1 1./ a-J „A!»U ~UI, .A.-nn-kln icharges, has gained for the establishment |tho popularity it now ! G-. W. & Co., take this opportunity to return their thanks to the publio ifortheoxtonsWo and increasing patronage iwith which they are. favored, and would add

that t« merit a continuance of the same shall be their constant endoavor. , GEORGE WATSON4Co, k , Near the- Oluh Hotel, '■■•■• 'V' ; PUBLIC TRUST. OFFICE. Guaranteed by the State. » LTHOUGH'this ;otfice has been in existeme for a period of more than seven years, it is believed that tho objects or which it-was established are not sufficiently known or understood. It is desired, to set forth in a concise form respecting the business which this office un? dertakes:—. j 1. iThe' flbarge.pf all kinds ,bf money trust* sucli as Marriage Settlements, moneys to'be investod for the.benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for charitable objects, moneys the title to whioh ,is in dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown' or cannot b8 found, Ac, Ac, ~;... -, .. -.. .. 2. The administration of tho wills of persons who by appointing the Public Trustee thefir executor seoure the guarantee of the State or,the due fulfilment of thoir.wishes and avoid the* risk consequent on the appointment of private persons as executors, who not unfrequently, though earnestly desirous of,, aoting. for thebenefit of parties inteieste'd, fail to carry out legallv the ob jectsfor whioh they were appointed and Thoso imteroets they are striving to protect ri costly and harassing litigation. j = S.'-The,' administration of, all estates of which no disposition has been made by will whenever relatives do not wish to incur the responsibility of: administration,, or cannot to' act. InViuch cases it is the duty of the Public Trustees to discharge all legal debts as far as the assets extend, and divide the .'residue.amongßt the next of kin. "'' i ' 4, The administration of the estates pi lunatics, lunatic patients, and convicts, ! 5. The charge of all lands lying waste and unbceupied of which the owner is unknown, or who has.been absent' from', the colony foi ten years, having left no known agenti •■■• j The cost of administeiing estates is very small. Information may be obtained frdni RC.HAMERTON, ' p ublio Trustee. vMRG.'TiLLER >EGS to inform the inhabitants of thi jj Wairarapa that he has OPENED, HIS NEW PREMlSKS'opposite tlAnk of Ne« Zealand, Manners-street, Wellington, when 'V THE LATEST DESIGNS IN'.• DRAWING BOOM SUITES : ' In Walnut. : W'LNUTOCCASIONAL CHAIRS ;. ' In a variety of patterns. DINING BOOM SUITES,; 1 ., '■:■■■< . In Oak and Cedar. ' BEDROOM SUITES :..: : „; | ■." "■ In Cedar and Red Pine IRON BEDSTEADS • ..-..VV-, "."■■ '■!■■ . SPRING MATTRASSES: •; ' .. SPRING BEDS (SPECIAL; Kapook Beds and Bedding of every des ■:■>■* •::• ''•-, -CriptiOU,'.v..' „:■• .\v ALL KINDS OF :FUBNITDRE MADE ■TO ORDER. V; " : j' Goods DeHTered at Rail- /.; « iNS'For meat;pSserv^^am . ... .COFFEE, tontraott 'for i^Ulthi ; \\lellin?ton ■«;*> ha A ' 106S