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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7338, 4 April 1887, Page 1

i"WV ID. CNOTHING STjqc|TO LIKE SUCCESS. It is now a. little more than six months since we inaugurated our new system of selling eyierytliing aij, tjie - -...•..-. -,' ■ '■" f^* s .' x ' ' "^^e Hpllpvfl Tt is Wholesale or Retail house in the colony. "We never! hear the remark, "Ecan buy that at So-and so's cheaper!" The customers, generally are thoroughly satisfied with the value, consequently we can do business much quicker, and much more pleasantly. h insmm w me to u\wf yam V^A.KKH:OXJBB : Devon Street, New Plymouth. J. L W. FOOTE, Manager.

The Public S?rusi Offiqe of Kew Zealand. . ', ITS OBJECTS ARE SPEOIALtiY PROTBOTIYE. - , ' j rpHE Estates of persons who die, having neglected to make their wills, and who have not I any friends living in the col ny ready to apply for administration,' arejfotefnlly administered, deb 8 paid nnd residues remitted to those legally - entitlei_to; J£e&Sp|hem, All, pers ms aTe however, urgei to instruct their solicitor; -as-to ; ihei*^ winsryrnikt jn ,pOßspßsiun~ of health ana_imimpair«d faoulUeß.~"raviolabl6 Becurity.fpr .theiulfilment of their wishes is a>sured by the appointment of tho Public Trustee as Bole 'Executor. No' charge is 1 , made upon the deposit for safe costody cf any Will by whic'i the -Public Trustee is appointed Executor : Other" Wills may be deposited on payment of a fee of Ten Shillings. Subject to the provisions of t.he Public Trust Office Acts, any present trustee may transfer the management of trust property to the Public Trustee, who wi)l 'thereupon bold such property upon the original trus 1 s attaching thereto. • ' .IThe soale of fees applicable to the classes of Estates above referred to is as follows :— On all receipts of income under a trust, or on realising pro^ - ' i perty under a will, or transfer of administration or probate £5 per cant. For rendering Property-Tax return (if necessary), 10/- ' ! For rendering Stamp account (if recessary) ... • ... . ... 2/6 per cent.} Mm. f<-e, £1 For obtaining probate (if necessary) ; 7/6 per cent, f Max. fee, £10 For investing funds, if the stun lent is under £10C0 20/- per cent. For investing funds, if the sum lent is over £1000 • 15/-!| er ,cent. . <■ ' The' Pnblic Trustee holds large snms of money for investment on real security at curre t zates of interest. Any sums moy be advanced on first mortgage of freehold property to tbe extent of one-half of its actual, value. , Applications for advances' wilj be received »t the various agencies. Every policyholder un.:er l " The Life Assurance' Companies Act, 1873" may register'such polity within six months after the making' thereof,, on payment of |a fee of five shiliiDga. •■'.'■ , „■ j , :,u,> i■ ' For more Detailed Isformatioh Apply to the varions Local Agents, or to the Public "Tnißtee at Wellington. ' 0. RENNELL, Agent;. for New -Plymouth, Broagham Street. . ! - • :' ' ' 14, tc —

Oompaziles, &o. ' SOUTH BrtITISH FIRE AND MABINB INSD3ANOE- COMPANY _OF NX* , ( ZEALAND., jpAPITAL,' £2,000,000' 100,000 Ehoreß \j Unlimited liability and security of 900 Shareholders, ali resident in the Coloey. A popular Ooloniuts' inetitutiori. Business constently increasing. Moderate rates, pioiapt payments. ' - • ' ' ' • i ■ Head OfSoe, Auckland,* N.Z. ; B, G. BAUOHOPE, Agont, TaraEajsi. W. P WNELL. Agent. Woltara,

NEW ZEALAND liSSUBAFiOB COMPANY FIRE AND MABINS. Capital, *1 ,000,000, in 100,000 Rbaren of £10 euoh, with nnlimited liability of Shareholders. Sabaoribed Capital to £200,000 Eesorvo and 80-insurftEco Fand, £225,006. FpOBaS of Proposal and every information I? cau be obtained of / Mr. O. Be'nnbll, Brongham-street, Mr. S. C. LAWEBNOB, Baleigh, c» H. WE&TOST, A gt-m; lor jScw Plymouth ©FITTOEB BBOUGBAM BTBEET. W HITE JJART JJ^OTEL Opposiie the Government Buildings, Corner of Devon and Queen streets, Kew Plymouth, ; HOBATIO HAMMOND ... Pbopbietob. ri^HE splendid New Premises which the X Proprietor has jußt hud completed for I his business possess nnequalled advantages , to families, strangers, and commercial travellers visiting Now Plymouth, from its commodiousness, its central position, being in tbe business part of the town, and its close proximity to the Poßt and Telegraph Offices, and tbe other Government Cilices. ■ BATHS— Hot) Gold, and Shower. The Table, for its selection of tha J ' Choicest Delicacies of the season, is unequalled. The Choicest of Liquenia and Wines, and the Finest Braids of Spirits and Cigars > are alone supplied. English and Colonial Ales and.Btout, on draught and in bottle. ! #gr IheJ.Billiard Table ia attended by a Competent Marker. FIBST'CLASg SXABWNG,