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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 907, 29 August 1910, Page 4

Oil the motion of Sir. J. W. Macdonald, solicitor to tho Public Trust Office, the Supreme Court has granted to the Public Trustee probate of the wills of the. following deceased persons:—John l'iiilipowsky, of AYaihola, Otago, labourer; li.'chard lilansoh Miller, of Whnn.jaiu.i, -.-.ucklaud, storekeeper; Joseph siii'u 1 bongstaffe, ol Prebbleton, farmer; John Lingard tonics, oi uuit-U-huieh, labourer; A.,i' ii t» ;,; 1.0. I.n.i, ol I'iia.iiCEj .n.>:...:...»:, . ~.(:„ u.'. ■ captain.; 1.10.....5, ... ..a.., ~; ._.;,. L 'c. :i .rcb. stortii:an; AuihO V. .a ij.. l. r, or Quecnst'jivn, uugo, ujUu.i'; .-inn Por tor Ho.vc, of ;\apitr, ? married woman, Thomas i'rancis Barnes, ol \\ hakatane. farmer. Orders , were aiso granted to the Public Trustee to administer the estates of the umlji- ntionod, .uz.':Julia Tonics,' of \\ ~.'u.;ton, widow Cjiarles Philip Tunmuine,; of Johnsonville, butciier; Eii;.:.bjUi M\\oel.v, . 01. Sydenham, spinster; John Morrison, oi 1 lvaitangata, govt! : :an ; and .Gordon Sherrilfs, of 11.M.5. Pioneer, seaman. A notice in connection witli the removal of the offices of the Wellington Hospital and Charitablo Aid Board appears in this issue. On Thursday, September 1, a stock sale will bo held at Palinerston North, commencing at I p.mi