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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6905, 10 November 1887, Page 2

Business Notices. THE GREATEST ATTRACTION OF THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW ! WILL BE MASON, STRUTHEES AND CO.'S ' J EXHIBITS, J COMPRISING— A MODEL WORDING DAIRY, i DE LAVAL'S CREAM SEPARATORS, DELATEUSE BUTTER WORKERS, PATENT SHAKESPEARIAN CHURNS, I COOLERS AMERICAN CREAMERS, DEERING'S ALL-STEEL BINDERS, SINGER'S BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES, Also, A GRAND DISPLAY.OF GENERAL IRONMONGERY, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, INCLUDING MANY AMERICAN AND ENGLISH NOVELTIES. N.B.—A Special BuUding has been erected to Show above Exhibits, and visitors must not forget to inspect them. 6618 BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO. THE CARLYLE IKON WINDMILL j3| rjIHIS MLtili has established its claim to bo •*■ the Best in the Market, by displacing all competitors, and filling the requirements of 55fe2 ■jqjfcj vf persons in all parts of the Colony, many of ' ISsi sSSwiu whom had failed to get satisfaction from ■ It is constructed entirely of Iron, and i 3 flagMßKifefr* therefore not liable to shrink, swell, warp, or 'toW^ES-S^^SS?^ , rot, like a wooden wheel mill. It gives more .—^jjsajsj? , - , Power than any other mill in use. It is self - * regulating, and will run safely in any weather. It has a simple and effective governing device, and throe lengths of stroke. I* exceedingly sensitive to change of wind, •- — tne Miction coming on turned surfaces. It requires no skilled attention, costs noching toy Te P aiT3 ' and works right along without giving any trouble. It is the Cheapest Mill in tne market, because it is the Best. It has taken First Place in every exhibition where MwMmmi&*- entered, and received the First Order of f WmMmg?&£ Merit and Siver Medal of the N.Z. IndusWmsff^^ 2 trial Exhibition « Wellington, 1885, the Highest \ We supply Mills and Pumps for Lifting from 500 to 5000 gallons of water per hour. Ou \ geared Mill lor raising large quantities of water for irrigation, &c. has no rivalin tlio Colony. Wβ are the Largest Manufacturers of Windmills in New Zealand, and keep specially qualified _ men for erecting them, laying water services, &c., for which we shall be glad to Supply < Estimates. c i THE 'MODEL" WINDMILL. This Mill is introduced to meet the demand for a low priced and yet efficient Mill for Raising Water for Household Purposes. For such purposes thi» ia the boat value offered to purchasers. ' This Mill ie also made entirely of iron, but is much simpler and lighter in construction than our larger one. It is extremely sensitive to change of wind; is absolutely self-governing; ■will work steadily in any weather; and because of its peculiar construction wifl rnn more honra per day throughout the year than any other mm. It is this peculiarity which renders it specially suitable for the purposes above indicated. It is compact and can be fixed on the gableof a building or derrick post as reqnired, necessitating no elaborate i ereotien to carry it. It is powerful, ana will raise an ample Supply of Water for Household or Garden purposes. To persons contemplating building residences or laying out grounds, we offer this as a moat desirable investment. It will save its cost in the first three months. It is neat in : design, tastefully painted, and makes an ornamental adjunct to a re idence. "MODEL" MILL AND PUMP, COMPLETE, £11 10s. \ Illustrated Catalogue of Agricultural Machinery free on application. Correspondence solicited. Mention thia paper. CARLYLE IMPLEMENT AND IRONWORKS, CHRISTCHURCH. . ; 7083 LAMPS EX VICTORIA, 63 CASES LAMPS. Owing to the late arrival of the above, we will offer them at very Low Prices. LAMPS FROM 2/- EACH /■■ ■ ■ i EDWARD REECE I SONS Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, 123 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ] N ..■.-'' N THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ITS OBJECTS ARK SPECIALLY PROTECTTVU N ri'UtK Estates of Persons who die, having neglected to nuke their wills, and who hare not any ■ mends living in the colony ready to apply for administration, are carefully administered debts paid and residues remitted to tnoselegally entitled to receive them. All persons are, haw-ever,-urged toinstxuot their solicitors as to their wills whilst in possession of health and vnim patten faculties. Inviolable security for the fulfilment of their wishes ia assured by the appoint meat if the Publio Trustee as sole Executor. No oharjre ia made upon the deposit for safe >j custody of any Will by which the Public Trustee is appointed Executor. Other wills may be deposited on payment of a fee of Ten Shillings. Subjectto the provisions of the Public Trust Office Acts, any present trustee may transfer the management of trust property to the Publio jrustee, who will thereupon hold such property upon theorieinal trusts attaching thereto. The scale of fees applicable to the classesof Estates above referred to is ac follows :— On all receipts of income under a trust, or on realising property under a wiu. or transfer of administration or probate .. £spercent. /■ For rendering Property Tax return <if neoeeaar?) .. .. .. 10b ( For rendering Stamp account(if neeeaaary) .. .. 2s6dpercenfc.lMin.fee, £1 For obtaining probate (if necessary) .. " .. .. 7s6dper cent./ Max. fee, £10 Far investpg funds, if the sum lent is under £1000 .. - SOapercent. *ro taverara funds, if the sum lent ia over iSIOOO . .. . Mβ per cent. iae Public Trustee holds large sums of money for investment on real security at current rates of interest. Any sums maybe advanced on first mortg-je of freehold property to the extent of one-half of it* actual value. Applications for advance will be received at the various SSr^JrSrt.*? 18 ? 7 PoUcy-heWe*" *jnder the Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873, may register such policy within six months after the mmirfrng thereof, cm payment afa fee of as. For more Detailed Information araly to MESSRS ACLAND, BARKS and CO., Agents forCnriatchurchDistrict \}i Hereford street. °