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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 6, Issue 48, 18 June 1895, Page 4

Matthews BrosBUILDERS ■.’■d CONTRACTORS. j jivr. ■ ; ! ,■ ipii:ui of wrpeutering work oscnited ill any part of the district with despatch. Address; Havelock. H. Ealme I Co. COACHBUILDERB, &c Hardy-street, Nelson, N. Z. Designs for all Descriptions of Vehicles on Application. THE ISSDDANOE society oe VICTORIA, Ltd, - IVI-S Special Advantages for Life ..A Assurance under a Variety 01 '•iblei that w>il compare favofnably :iili any other office for Life Assurance THE HEW TABLES, Table KD Provides an Endow iipUi at to to 05 years for the full „m assured, when all payments cease, uid a similar amount is paid at death yh.-never that may happen. Taiu.k HI L) gives an endowment to t child on attaining the age of 21 (rnars, and all premiums cease at the leath of the parent or guardian. All premiums are returned in event of the ihiUl’s death. Table KB Guarantees to return all premiums paid, in addition to the sum insured, if death occurs during the irst 25 years, and accumulated bonuses hionld the life survive that period. Taolu KJ. For a single payment of i'T.i/5/U at the age of 20 £IOO is , 0C mod at death with bonus additions .vliiEi are calculated to reach £167/12/ii -r, voars, (based on tho investigation f LHO.) ‘ A - r ! T-'w!:.k M Secures Pensions to Male ivl l-'.imale lives without medical exunift'di'* on reaching tho age of GO payni’iits of £l7/9/6, of £3/18/4, or Particulars and prospectuses embracing all the tables ol this Liberal and Soiind Society may be obtained from the Local Agent rV. 0, VENIMORS, Li/CKN-OW-STREET, FIAVELOOK, MARLBOROUGH. O.oV’ WHEN IN NELSON neglect to visit the Establishment of H THE CASH DRAPER, Where you will get the best value in the Colony for ready money. Noted for — Dress Materials, Prints, Muslins M'dlinery. Hosiery, Gloves, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Mercery and General Drapery. All Goods at Wholesale Prices Patterns post free on application, bridge-street, nelson and at Wellington, Masterton, Greymouth, Westport and Dunniston. Public Trust Office of flew Zealand is a Government institution to afford, at IOW rates Of commission, a secure and convenient recourse for those who, desirous of forming trusts in the colony, cannot satisfactorily appoint private trustees or executors, and for pen.o!is unable or unwilling to undertake or continue the administration of the trusts aocepteti by or imposed upon them. The Public Trust Office, constituted by -Tho Public. Trust Office Act, 1872,” has ■ siiif!. mu -a t-u:,.i-gcd in its functions by a : c.i I : ng A .-t I - lute; growing requirements, 'iii,. Amendment Act of IS'JJ facilitates adbillion. authorises prompt distribution, provides absolute security against loss to estates from investments a: tno discretion of tho I'ublic Trustee, and insures the regular payment of tho interest. The Security and Fidelity of the Pub. lie Tru'loo’n administration must bo considered of the utmost importance to every i’crrou contemplating the appointment of a tnr ire. Tim colony guarantees theflileUty of tiir administration.ami Guarantees also tho integrity of the Capital Funds iuM.'.fcd at, Hie option of tho Public Trustee. ! - Colony Guarantees also, on the i imi 1 unds arising for investment out of the р. - v- - : placed in the Public Trust Office, a ' - K- of interest, to lie paid quarterly, Frt t of all charges of the Public Ts u_;t Os id GO. "•■■■■ >j{ Lin'd guarantee is in the Gi;.;?P (itoo of the Colony against loss 1 i -.- . .meats in bad or insufficient sccurl’•m . ■■■■■! ("•••• iimt loss from delay in investif,■■:■■■ 1 1...; thu regular and punctual payn: ! at- interest, free of all charges of the r-’ : ' V’mt Office. 'ln the appointment of ■l'/:, ■ : f!ifro must always bo serious cidv.uTi as to the security of the f. a;f I funds; and the larger the capital in 'm* greater must bo the concern for s.-ripcr. ami dm less for a high rate of in ic-c- ihe Public TrU9t®9 cannot die j emuleitio tho colony, cannot become di" -r involved in private difficulties с. i cannot be distrusted. In ]-vivc io trusteeships, death and absence roam r necessary numerous and expensive u-: .■ .■(Hired by Public Trustee’s ad i,vT- ! ; -n, which itas, besides, tho office KCibcib.T'-i advice without expense to tho c tub -. By all who know or have experienced the coni i agencies of private trusteeships thess advantages must be appreciated. For further information apply to the Agents Of or to The Public Trustee, Wellington,