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! Business' Notices. 'xAMES mHAIN & jT\O. Have now landed their Season's Supply of HARVESTING MACHINERY, Including, " j SAMUELSON'S GEM GRASS MOWERS. • SAMUELSON^'S COMBINED REAPERS & MOWERS. SAMUELSON'S 1 REAPERS & TWINE BINDERS. McCORMICK'S REAPERS & TWINE BINDERS. Also, — BitfDEß Twine. — A large supply of best qnahty. Binding Wibe. — For McCormick's and Wood's Machines. To Intending Purchasers of these favorite and well-known Machines they would suggest the advisability of ordering at once to prevent disappointment. Prices on application. Ibonmongehs, leon Merchants, and Impobtebs of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Victoria Avenue, Taupo Quay, and St. Hill-street, WANGANUI. "VTEW ■YTfEEKLY T>APER. Published Saturday Morning. THE EGMONT STAR. This paper is published in response to repeated requests from settlers of the farming class in various parts of the district to whom a daily paper cannot be conveniently delivered. It is therefore compiled with a view to, meeting the special requirements of that important and gradually increasing class in the community.' As a commencement, The Eomont Star will contain about SIXTY COLUMNS, aud the number will be increased from time rfeo time as may be warranted by the support given by subscribers and advertisers. THE FARMERS' & GARDENERS' COLUMNS will be compiled with care, so that the information therein contained may have a practical value, and every attention will be given with a view of making THE MARKET REPORTS complete and reliable. THE FOREIGN & INTERCOLO NIAL TELEGRAMS of the week will all be found in The Egmont Stae, and. the GENERAL NEWS OF THE DISTRICT will be set out with completeness. A SERIAL STORY, or NOVELLETTE will be published, and notes on SPORTING, CRICKET, &c, will be prepared by' well qualified contributors. In short, rid effort will be spared to make The Egmont Star A READABLE & INTERESTING WEEKLY PAPER, which shall be worthy of support by settlers, and be a first-class medium for advertisers. Rates of Subscription : In advance. Credit. Quarterly. ... 0 3 0 0 4 0 Half-yearly ... 0 5 6 0 7 6 Yearly ... 0" 10 6 013 0 Single copies, 3d. Postage extra. The names of intending subscribers are now being received at, and orders for advertisements may be forwarded to, The Egmont Stab office^ Highstreet, Hawera. INNES & CO. ; mHE PUBLIC TRTJST OFFICE OF X' NEW ZEALAND. The> Public Trustee is charged with the administration of tHe Estates of 'a}l persons who may die 'intestate!:--'; 1. Wbei'e no, relatives arc known, or wbo reside out of New Zealand j : i 2. W.Het'e the. person entitled, to, administration neglects to apply therefor; , Next of Kin, in forwarding claims for tlio residue or parb 'thereof, sbould enclose proofs of kinship. ' ' The .Public Trustee may be nominated Executor under the will of a Testatot;, or Trustee under, a. Marriage: or.ojfo'er settlement. ? ■ „ ! Present Trustees, Executors, -or A3-" minist'rators may,' if approved, relieve themselves of future respo'risiiiiity by transferring trusts to thePnblic Trustee. Hence, Trustees residing in England, ; America, an r d' elsewhere, holding moneys for the benefit of, persons who hav£ emigratedjto New' Zealand, may not only relieve tjiegiaeJLve&pf responsibility, but, as the' 'ti(e!ot J^te^Btqbtatoabie in Ne^f Zealand greatly "exceeds the English rate, will l greatly augment the income of the beneficiarietf ,by r 8o * doing l . 1 "'"The 1 * State gives an absolute guarantee, agains^iops of ' funds by the' fraud' or dishonesty of any of its offidrrs'. ' " ' lJ ? , r '~ • 'i; For; further' particulars dpbly at "the • Public Trust Office.'or'tb »W. Rkn^blll New Plymouth; or, E. C HoRUBR.PaWai R. 0. HAMERTfJNr- ' •.. •-; ■ .»:';' 4i » vvmtpMSf j