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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 33, 12 December 1905, Page 4

H. J. Culling, \ BAKER, CONFECTIONER & c t-PASJJiy^COOK, *■ Ma i i/W>d^tau. ] Familie^waj*^^^fTfor Orders. Balls and^frties Catered fV. Promptijwdlf ttviiitj M satisfaction jf at CULUJPrKT^o.^ CULLING makes the finest b.-ead the most leliciou3 pastry, and his pies are a delight. \ T. A. Chilton, BAKER, CONFECTIONER & Delivery vsQgwj&vi to all parts of thgnf^aistriot.^^^S Balls and^^jueTQa^r|d f^T Wedding Breakfasts supplied. Wedding made to Order. All Orders promptly attended to. Comfortable Refreshment Room. M anufacturer. and Supplier of Plumbing and ErectripaLjnaterial. estij}ate#given. All^jjiKper^rnally sub a ryiapj^^ TAN.KS^c!sterns and^melasses ot zinc wc^rttia^wtfaQfu^Ri^ on the premisesur yjORJ^rrTG WORK A >*mk leaKs^^fßfen^j^ur waterpipes burst, scud f^^^^Q^ffißY, and your troubreS^lml at ALEX. FERGUSON, Watchmaker and Jewsller, ESK ST.. INVERCARGILL(Next Southland limes Office . Established 1875. A large and ctfcrtße^ele^tion of JEWELJJSRy, W^g€HES, - CLOQ^T^^ ELECTROED WARE PLATE, .d^YER J&EIWICES, GOLD^r^^'toP^NSJrETC., Suitaßle ior PnjpentationTln stock. Jobbing Work specially attended to Otauiau Standard Job Prinj^fg Office. Billheadgr Meo^C Fornw*V W^)| ers, p I f, Memoriam Cards, Show Cards, ' Wedding Card?, Handbills, Posters, Receipt Books, Delivery Books, Tags, Etc., Etc

THF PUBLIC IRLTS'I OFFICE, lhe superiority ot the Public Trustee over private trustees of being recognised, and the growth is business accruing to the Public Trust Office is m consequence very material. The security of the State is the solid foundation and support of the institution ; the State guarantees the integrity, honesty and efficiency of the Trust Office. It is thief T proof, rogue-proof and foolproof. The Trust funds are guaranteed secure by the Government of New Zealand. The office aims at being merely self-supporting, hence the charges, which have recently been very greatly reduced are on a very modest scale. One can ascertain exactly what it will cost to administer a Trust by the Public Trust Office, which is absolutely impossible with private Trustees. The gratuitous services , of the offices are many and varied. No charge is made for consultations or correspondence or advice, no matter how complicated the matter dealt with may be. There is no charge for depositing wills, or for drawing, revising, or advising of wills. The Office is now the cusfcP^ dian of 1272 wills of living pe Is<ms.1 s<ms.