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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3020, 4 October 1888, Page 1

TEA! oTEAJI: ut TEA!! n.z, ihohsthh emm. i lilcmilng Isontlrclynltdirtoil to Mr. Kelson liiniscll, ivlio U a ■■-. mtiiii w/mku -'• Tciis lltni'. deserves lfc,Bii|v jcrt o! oil, jmrcliasers ol.'fa, as tho; nriMo. tlicj'bllerUj, superior ip oiiytliliig A hutyet BNJi.ll| tills Coloiiy.'' l ;, ■..■■'■•!-:• WtSJ. "■''."'.■.■■ k■" Mr. Nelson'(s ia. |iii- '. tcfisloniU'- TairUi/-:'' iuhV . : ■lilinia"-1 '■ .. ' ■ JJH^JI ajifa '*JUi SiS jj-jlfc iM* iiiltft «it3£i Igg 0™ THOUGH COPIED i :BYALIi;' AUCKLAND NGTOW, " AGENTS' 'EI^RYVVTaEto WAIRARAPA AGENTS :- Mastebtok; J. GRAHAM & Co., B. WYETH, G. WYETH. Carterton : MERCER & BAYLISS, W. P. ALLEN. s Ourevilie:F. FEIST. Greytown:MAXTON&SONS, FeATHERSTON I J. D. COX. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF OFFERS GREAT ADVANTAGES TO PERSONS make; their wills, and desiring to secure tho faithfui execution of their last wishes.' ■ TO PERSONS a ! )out ' Olnan y im d ma ' te provision by marriage contractor settle TO PERSONS contemplating tho settling of thoirsatate,or of a sum or sums of money by tat deed. TO PERSONS ? 03 ' rous °* instituting trusts for charitable or benufolent obTO FOREIGN TRUSTEES moneys in trust forepersons resident b All such should obtain detailed information from tho PUBLIC TRUSTEES Custorn Hous» <*uay Wellington, or from • ■'■'•■ i.* ■ ' ■ Wm, SELLAR, - Local Agent at Ma'storton

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