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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1120, 8 July 1882, Page 3

COURT LOYAL ENTERPRISE, 5501, A.O.P. held in the Foieatora Hall on MONDAnoth July at 8 p.m. : iiDßiNEsa .-To receive reports of Medioal ■Attendance Committee, and to consider proposed amendment of general laws. F.Ti REDMAN ."' ' PUBLIC NOTICE.' W THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF E. B. BELL; Storekeeper, Grey. town. ',..■•; * LL Persons indebted, to the ibve l estate we requested to pay the miimta due by thqm to Mr F. H, WOOD, ilTaccmmta"not paid by the 20tb inat, will W. 1.■;./ -.■■■■ R.JS. WATERHO.USE.'H' ; •.. ! ANNUAL' 1 PAH.TMT WEE 1 .: X, for the Eleotion of dhiihshwiirdtn and Vestrymen, and tor' tlio. consideration of Parish business generally, will be held on MONDAY, 17th inat., in the sohoolroom, at SP'M, .... "; '■' ..'• 1117" ' ; ■"■■"■ "'■■ W.E. PAIGE. t ; ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. ••QETTLERS interested in forming a W»i O rarapa Acclimatisation Sooiety for the ' introduction of TROUT OYA and other purposes are requested to meet at the IN8TI- • TUTE, MASTERTON, on TUESDAY even. iug*t73o Gentlemen who are unable to : attend the. mooting,.but who are willing to support the objects forwhich Ms convened, will oblige by intimating their intention of "becoming members. 1119 • W. H. BEETHAM. . ,N 0. T I C E. "f-HAVE this day cold to RAPP A HARE all.my BOOK DEBTS, and all aocounts dae'to'me must be paid only to them, and their receipt will be a sufficient discharge. J. BTICE. July 6tb, 1882. ]H9 MASTERTON BOROUGH CRICKET CLUB. A MEETING of the members of the Club will be held in the Temple Chambers on MONDAY, 10th' instant, at 7.30 p m, Business of Importance. W. SELLAR, 111?. Hon. Sec. MASTERTON FOOTBALL CLUB. A MEETING of the above Clnb will be .. heH at the Empire Hotel on SATURDAY, Bth instant, at 7.30 p.m. Business Important. C. B. MOSISON, HlB Hon.Seo, HANS PETEESEN, ■ (Late Parkcs & Petersen.J Boot and Shoemaker, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON R JAMES BROWN is authorised to JVI collect my accounts, and his receipt wi!l be a sufficient discharge. H. PLTERSN. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE.

Guaranteed by the State. 'A LTHOUGH this [oifice' hasbeon in existent for a period of more than sewn years, it is believed that tho objects or which it was established are not suffi. oiently known or understood. It is desired . to set forth in a oonoißß form information respecting the'business which this office un1. The oharge of all kinds of money trust, ;/' suoh as Marriage Settlements, moneys to bo i inrcßted for the benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for oharitable objects, moneys t . th'b title to whioh is in dispute, or whose '• ■ legal owner is unknown or cannot be found, • , Ac.&p., 1 '•'.■ 2. The administration of "the wills of persons who by appointing thePublio Trustee ' 'thofir executor seoure the guarantee of the State or the due fulfilment of' their wishes and avoid the risk- consequent on \the appointment of private persons as' oxecutors, ;'„■ who ii'ituufrtqueutlyV though earnestly desirous it -aoting- for- the benefit ~ef parties interested, fail to' carry ohi' legally the ob jects for whioh they were appointed and • consequently involve. themselves and those Those interests they are, striving to protect • (a costly and harassing litigation. ■i. The administration of all estates of ":■:'•■ -, whioh no'disposition has been made by will '. whenever relatives do nofc.wiah to ui.-uT-'V ,'■''' responsibility of administration, or Wri.Vut .... from anyciuee obtain'tbe necessary powers .' to tot. In such oases it is the duty of the ;'"- Pablie trußtoes to discharge all' legal debts '''. as far as the assets extend, and dMaVtho •'■ residue amongst thenext of kin. '"' ''• ••' -'-4. The administration of the estates of •., lun»tios, lunatic'patients, and convicts. ".'- 5. The charge of all lands'lying waste and unoccupied of which the owner is unknown, or who hae been absent from the polony for ■ .tiMi.tt<,!l» . lonian I>ftrin-I.h'.--.£ - i tie edst of administering estates is very "'. .tttjill,', Information may bo obtained from '■'■'M agents.- ' ir-Oi;:, R CHAMERTON, ',',.'."'' " ; ''' . "üblic Tiusfre. fHE PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF I •r ..' WAIKARAPA. ■■.■'■.':' : "■ i ..... MAIK-SIRBKI, GItBYTOWN,: '? r yy: .'M 1876.'! :■-'.■ , Diraorona:—• . 'tow Charles Pharazyn (Chairman),M. Caselberg,-J. Fuller, W. 0, Cuff, J. .;•:■; Mb'ANOTALlNMraexceeds... ■ £7,000 Catiwi ok Loah * '. ; ,„ £IB,OOO ■'•'., Pjrofits already allotted £4,243 ■'.['.'.,]'. RfflßEyiFnHn £BO4 ■•','.."'. .is established aro twofold. In the first '.'.;_.' place lit offers an excellent method of in- '. J'.--.., yestraent for those who, wish to accumulate " ' their capital or savings at the highest rate •■'■••"•'•;• consistent with'.perfect security and by ■'•': allowing small or large sums to be invested .;•".-;.' •by'fppnodical payments, it conforme to the /■. v f> .cwmmstances of all classes/. •',..' .>".; .•■'•! •-'Y'&the second place to those who require :<■•:. ~ l6|fiß':npoa properties they already possess, a. '•■- tb^wlo may.meet with.opportunities of ac--i> I;:;-: quiring properties advantageously,|it pre- "■■. 'Stents, to thetn means of obtaining advances ..:■:/ Uneasy and favorable terms. n : iC,;-o"' fty* Association •receives -fixed deposits .""'.jV. gratesto be agreed upon.;. ~.; •.: i;i. v. J '■. 'Sttiscriptions'on investment shares, 5/per \ k ■■:_ ..•j»wflj''} ultunatevalu'e pfimares, M. . .f.;\r . Applications ; for shares to : be.iddressed ?•••?;;:• ■A';liberalMmmissionallowed to Agents »Uli' -if- 'Office Hourß^^ l KonQ«y,"•We^ei!d»y h and ./, ■'.'- -y\:(^ vV';.- ,j nont!vbetween-Ui6'Mnr's',of.2 and 4 and ''■;„; .farid.9ttirr•.'• ■'*■?'■&■' ; ~ Hotel-, MaKertoii,' every"Thursday ova '-. preceding the pay da/iri Qreytown, •-'-... :.: ; ;,; ;., George • ;-* '■*/■.■' /' • Manajer, £i&&i;/V&