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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 26, 4 March 1884, Page 4

Public Trustee. mil S PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE " ' : Ouaranteed by tae State. ' Attention is directed to the provisions of the Acts establishing this < flice, and to th advantages placed thereby, within the reach of e-ery PQlonist. ■ Subject to such provisions, the State offers to every person : — -,1., About to ma'e his or her Wil . r. ? or Codicil. &. Intending to provide fot wife and children or others by . i i : ;depd ol settlement. .. .3. Settling- propeity by way of •. • '.morri'.ige settlement. .?>'• •& Design ■_ to renounce the trusts .-.of a will, having been appointed Fxccutor or Trustee -'; :i ; •/ unde/ the same. '" ''■' : ''fi' < ti'ttvibx acted as Trustee, • :: £: Executor, or Administrator, .wishing to be relieved of the "';'.. ' /burthen of Trustee-ship or Adnr nitration The cption of using the State mashinery, arid gives fin absolute guarantee against loss of funds by fraud or dishonesty. ' Every information may be obtained From Hugh L. Sherwill, Esq., Agent at Feilclino-, or from >" lt R.C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. Wellington, 12th May, 1882. ii-iia i ■>■ Notices BUCKINGHAM PALACE" ;; ;; ; BAKCRY AND *PRTVATE BOAEDING HOUSE. JOHN POLI OCX wishes to call '«•'' the attention of the public to tnfi'fecttthit-he is now delivering the Best Bread to all parts of the town daijy: .•Confectionery ai.d Pastry of all descfiptioris kept on hand, and made oa'oTa^Ti . Wedding and Christening Cakes made on the shortest notice. E S H 1 P v. ..';•;, (Late J. King & Co), Mi Aft 13 F.AC lU KING Gold and Silversmith, Masonic Jeweller . ;&M M'edali>t v Electro-Plater and Gilder. ih >>■< • . __■ • f • ■■■':- I Repairs Executed with Despatch. Old Gold and Silver Bought. Victoria Avenue, .Wanganui, 8 doors , from Post Office. PUBLIC NOTICE. THEREBY notify that I have been '*'• apiiointod agent in Feilding for M^'A: Laird, Seedsman, &c, Wangamii,"dVid ha-ve a fine stock of all kinds ofvVg.ctable and flower seeds. Cigars, ciJMirdttes, pipes, toys, and a variety ofM'seiu'l and fancy articles on hand (Htfek&'iaiiip, umbrellas, &c , neatly rStirfired. Summer beverages always :■'»•*■ JAMES MORRIS, • • Public Hall.'Feildine. ..FLOUEI! FLOUH!! A SK for Chamberlain's FLOUK. '/admitted to to be the best in the , „ . : j' ■ : Manawatu, ■i.,-_i -.-.'. ,- ■ : i .-."-• ' : • JLlhamJberlain's is the only mill that is fitted with appliances "for thoroughly mixing the wheatSj essential tj makin» 3t.od,FlvUr. -s'Orders 'punctually- intended to. w; :i E: c H a v, n kv lain, J ' 'Feilding Sffam Hour Mill. HICHAM) M117u1.\17 ~ ■ ■«■..! i- ; BIIICKI.AYEH. |>iWI{DELS forwarded by post, oi \y left with Messrs Pope and Pear son, Bowen-street, will be punctually att eiffted to. ;/ '" M oderate charges, g <><>d \wr\i manship, NOTICE TO THE f'KAVELLING PUBLIC. „'' .S. DAW'S EXPRESS J- UNS between r'i« railway station * -Feil'dinQT, am •»ny : y>art of the «own for the conve)ai<ce of . passen g^-. sand j; bods. S.Eiciu also supply tho inhabitants of the t«Avn with either of the iinder^entioned kinds of wood, in any quantity or lenatli- Kata, matai. and tawa. ..."; ■ : A. BAUCIvUAM~ DECOEATOE, Coach- Painter, and Sign Writer, FEILDING, ; .. Term* Liberal. . „ AU W<)rkii»in»liip guaranteed. Orders left at the Stab Office will be attended to. . . . ;