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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3960, 7 February 1882, Page 1

Prospectuses. PROSPECTUS ALBERT HALL COMPANY (Limited), To bo registered as a Limited Liability Company under '• The Joint Stock Companies' Act, 1860." - - CAVTTA^ i ..t- ... ' .;. £2,600. _ IN »,.«QO SfIABfBS OP;£1 EACH. ,-T, Px\.YABLE AS "FOLLOWS— ' ' TWO JSHI£IIN&B fliii, SIXPENCE ppr Share on application; TWOSEILINGS ' and SIXVEN&E on allotment; and < the balance'™ calls'of itbO '''" SHILLINGS and SIX- , , JRENCEjter Shareasrequiredlat' intervals of not less than Two Months,. , t PBoyisiOKAii Directoks : Mr. J.Ellis v. .... ,Mr. H. Earlcv Mr. A. Q I-oofcoßm. Mr. W. Walker , Dr. O'Ciirrbl^^^- 'Mr. W. Hancock - Mr. Harris Ford- I . Mr. A. Boswell Mr. W. Brooking Mr. A. H. Denham Mr. J. Bcllringer Mr. W. Sole 'oi;. Secrepary: ■ wnr J W. | Matthews, pro, tern. 1 _, . . ..' , „,.,. Tnp Company is proposed to be established for the purpose of Building a Public Hall suitable for OpeTatic, Dramatic, Concert, and other public entertainrnpnts to suit the growing importance of this District. The site proposed to be purchased is that known as 1 the' Odd Fellows' Hall site, together with an adjoining section l'rom plans, &c. snpplied the promoters are confident that a Building can be erected within the means of the Company, that will be a credit to the District. The List of Applications will close on Tuesday, 7th February, 1882, and a meeting of Subscribers will be called immediately after to elect Directors and approve the Articles of Association. Applications for Shares will be received from the undersigned, from whom forms and all information may be obtained. W. MATTHEWS, G.'tc Secretary pro tern. ' ■ ?J>^^ THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. GUABASTEEDJIY THE STATE. ALTHOUGH this office has been iv exist- £\. ence for a period of over pcven years, it is believed that the objecte for which it was established are not sufficiently known or understood. It is desired to set forth in a concise form information respecting tho business which this office undertakes:— 1. Tho'charge of all kinds of m6n"ey "trusts, such a< Marriage Settlements, moneys to be invested for tho benefit of Minors, moneys bequeathe'd for charitable objects, moneys the title to whioh is in dißputoVoi whose legal OWner IS UIIKUOWU orunifuui. Vie iuauu,«u.,av< 2. The administration of the wills of persona who by appointing tho Public Trustee as their executor secure the guarantee oi the State for the due fulfilment of tlieir niahes, and avoid tho risk consequent on tho appointment of private persons as executors, who not unfrequently, though earnestly desirous of acting for the benefit of parties interested, fail to carry out legally the objects for which they were appointed, and those whose interests they are striving to protect in costly uud harassing litigation. - - 3. Tho administration of all estates of which no disposition has been maae by will, whenover relatives do not wish to incur the respoasibility of adminißtratioD, or cannot from any cause obtain the necessary powers to act. In such cases it is the duty of the Public Trustee to discharge all legal debts so far amhe assets extend, and divide tho residuo amongst the next of kin. 4 The administration of tho estates ol lunatics, lunatic patients, and convicts. 5. The charge of all lauds lying waste and unoccupied of which tho owner is unknown, or who has been absent from tho Colony for ten years, having left no known agent. Tho cost of administering estates is very small. Information may be obtained from all n n ttAAftfßTnw 86Ohs nP3082 R ' °' HA pu EbSLe ft. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHUROH. Those who wish to be represented at the Interuational Exhibition to be held in Christchurch ia March next should inform us of their intentions. Wo have been connected with all the International Exhibitions held ia the 1 Colonies. At the Lite Adelaide Exhibition wo represented (50 exl.ibitorp, for which we received 10 gold medals, 49 first awards, and one second—three of which were New Zealand firms (D. Strang and J. Martin, Inveroargill, and T. Bevan, Wellingtoo). Our plan is t represent tho exhibitors, transact their busiuess, fix the exhibits iv their space, attend t the judging of exhibits, and anything necessary while tho Exhibition remaius open; ul the close re-pack, send exhibits back thereof it required. It is very inconvenient for exhibitors to come to tbe Exhibition to fix tUfei exhibits, which amounts to an expense, besides the loss of time which must necessarily be expended on them. Then, again, tbe exhibitors have a benefit: they have no troublo o gating space; they let us know how much i required, and we got it for them, as wo have large amount granted to us. Wo fix. &c., th exhibits on a better space than if they applied themselves; our terms aro tnoderato. We specially caution tho public against givin their exhibits to so-called Exhibition Agents who go the rcund of inhibitions and run exhibitors into debt and other difficulties On account of our not being able to give exhihi tors the exact amount of our fee, as it is impossiblatodosountil «c know the size o exhibit, they may rely on the amount Leing most reasonable. The Exhibits should bo addresse ALDKRT S. MANDEUy & Co., Chribtoburo Exhibition. If exhibitors will kindly ai-nd note stating how much spaco thoy require, d further trouble will be necessary. ALBERT S. MANDERS & Co., British and Colonial Manufacturers' Agent HEAD Office: ill, Little Collius-street, East. Melbourne. AND AT Londou—St. Paul's Buildings; Adelaide-61,KingWilliam.street; Perth (W.A.)-6, Town Hall. Permanent Branch in Cbrißtchurch ofter Js February. b5Ol b»tnr nuwnoi Diiunaii PIANOS ! PIANOS !! WR. TOWN.SKNDImi just received • largo consignment of PIAN>)S whioh he is now offering for sol D.at fiom #3 t0.£60. 20 t