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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8006, 27 October 1887, Page 4

fhe OlSiss of " >: V# ?53&V&?a<L IT-"} OBJPIOTM Aas S^OUVLJji.' Pa >TeS'3rtVM. ' fV!E TDsta'ei of persons *li r j 'in, hsvius; ne^l^te! to m-k - their wills. aivl wlio •.x'wa no l ' * any f:iea<is living ia the col ,ny re=»<y to apply for a l r niai3 ra'ioa, ar^ ciref'illy !i<i-mlni-.'-ew!, s piii wl rosiiaos reiuiitu*. ti th -so ie^lly i to ra;e've L-nrji,* All pe-s 'fis ire iv> *ever, urg<3 i to instead tteir iVtieko w as to" tteiv will? w lilr, ia possession ot he'vlta nnrl unimpaired fauullies, In?iola u >le sm irity for tho Eclfilmeut of tKeii 1 wishes is aisui-ed by the appointment of th^ r 'ub!ij ! 'r .s'.ea as' S)te Esacitor. No charge is m<.di3 upon thfj deposit, for safe eusto ly of any Will by whkn the Public Trustee is appointed Bscoutor. other Wills may be deposited oa pay '"neat of n. tea of Ten Shillings. Subject to the proviaioas of the Pablic Trust Office Acts, aay present trustee mvr transf-tr the management of LrusL property to the Public Xrustde, who will thereapoa hold such property upon the original trns's attachiog thereto. The sc<ile of feas applicable to the classes of Bhtaujs aojrs rdrei'ret to is as "follows :—: — On all receipts of income under a trust, or oa realising property under a will, or transfer of Hdoainiatratiou or probite £5 per ceat. S'or ren 'ering Property-Tax return (if necessary) 10/Por rendering Stamp account (if necessary) ... ■ 2/6 per cant. l Mm. fre, £1 For obtaining probate (if necessary) ' 7/6 per ce at. j Max. fee, £10 For investing funds, if the sam lent is uader £1000 20/- par cent. For iavesting funds, if the sum lent is over £1000 15/- per cent. The Pablic Trustee holds large sum* of ruo'iey f or'investtnent o'i Teal saonrity at curre it rates of interest. Any sums may be advance i oa fi^st mortgage of freehold property to the exfeat oE one-hil£o£its •« value. Applisations for advances will be received at the various agencie?. Every i. vholder unier "The Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873 " may reg'S •> * . .i policy t '' • • six months after the making thereof, on payment of a fee of five nil i &"» For more Detailed Tntormatioa Apply go me varioas Locai Ageaca, ov «.o *ud Public Trustee as Wellington. O. RBN'ISrBLL, Agent for New Plymouth, Brougham Street. 14 to— .•^^ 'i #The strictest examiner may try every test of touch *" i and sight without discoveries that these are other •kJ'* c j <n than the Genoa Velvets which they so closely resem- Si ' iSSSBS&fc fast woven pile enable them to stand interminable igßlPJifl an d rough wear, which would ruin real velvets at "f|fi|vii?* fsg£||i&Sr|} four times the price. P'or Costumes and Trimmings -i iPJjfCL *^* *t is unequalled, and in fact for all purposes in The Universal Kemecly for Acidity of the Stomach, Children, Delicate PcHeadache, Heartburn, Indigrestion, Sour Eructations, v? =aales, and the SickBilious Affections, ness of Pregnancy. i --„,—>:—.-— r-.-rrrJ HoiA b\ aa iirugjji^l i and Stoic keepers. M,B, ASK FOR PIN NE FORD'S HA£>NRST/^ SWE ililEY BY IJSOPTiii Smith & Oaugihets' Parcel System now an admitted Boon to Country settlers. Smith & Oaughby's Parcels have for four years given . unbounded satisfaction. Smith & Oaughey's have always aimed at combining excellence witb cheapness, and by so doing have aacured the confidencQ of the publio. Smith & Oaughey study closely the wants of thoir Country frieads, and do their utmost to snpply a Genuine Article at the lowest possible price for cash, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY DB4.PBBS, Queen-street» Auckland ; aad Newmarket. IMPOB TANT TO FLOCK- i ASTERS. COOPER'S SfIEEF^iieFUNG POfDEL Ihls Dip has been in cbo upwards of 63 It does not staia tho wool. yeara. It is more extensively ussd than oil itia a qortaln oarefor Lioo and aoab. other Dipa, being applied to upwards of Ualikt the m^oy .LiqaU Dii>a v?Mos jasi b mi.lion sheep eaoa yea^ kill tae insootd and caon pasb oU thacaselves, its ejects raruaia iv the fleeoo a the handles ana oneapest Dip, re^ OJ 3 time » aad P^vunt new infeotiou. i ill g no boiling ur hot watsr. Itha3aever bs3i equalled byaay otuar Di v SXTSAOT FBOM IHB IBANSAOHONS OF THE HIGHLAND AND AGBIOULTUKAL SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND, 18 ?0:— "An infinite variety of proprietary aad Patoat Dips i»re now finding thoir way into thy MarKet. teomo oi theae ar«3 really good, some indifferent, and othera Hbdolutely bad. VVs faailove Oooper'b to be the lon^eßt established aad oheupoet, and also tho msat exteaeively ucad, Aa shown by the railway boots, it appoars no less than 1200 dosen. psokagus, or enough to di;> 288,000 shesp, are Best out weekly. It is used extensively on the Continent, an 3in tbo Oolonice, dooompaniod by ' dircotiona for uso' printed iv many langaagea, As a Summer aui Aaturon Dip -a o conaidef it second to none, and havo slwsys uaed it. Its ohoapnois •;»'> ertresne solubility in cold wateb partioulariy rooomme&d it for these purposes," fimco the above waa written the Bale haa moie than doubled, FrCiti JAJMHS ALESANDEB, Esq., Wanganui, " Seven yenrs ago I wi.B lndnoad to buy eight caßca of yoiu* bhdep Dipping Compound, aad, «b au ezpecijnent, i used a few packets sooording to tho directions. I auiaotoa h i-..vv oiu owe.B, not oaring whether I lost them or not, fesd not ono of them waa njured la ta= ioast. i afterwards dipped my whole Flock of 10,000, and did not lObo ono, ' <; I now dip ior Lice, and find it most eifsotao). lam u:so told by my mi, 'a joare it 1. eqaallj ko for Ba&b. "I have dipped over 50,000 sheep with it, and never loal but one, mi this aalm&l was aeea lloking itself just alter it left tiie batks. I consider that with ordinary oaro your Dlpping Powder, used on a larga or small noale, is perfeosiy bate. Xho chief poias being, to pee ihat the sneep are quite dry before they are turned out to grass," From Mi % , Xsokab MIJJBLDXOST f Manager for tha Hon. Eobart Oampbsl;, Jion^iore fetoutj VVfaitakl, * Ooopar'a Dip is the ba=t dip tor Lambs I ever csed." jPro.m Dunoak MoJsIASTBB, Ea^,, Wairurapa, " I ha.vo used Ooopor'e Dipping Powder for about tout yours, >\n<X a« -rail astlafioJ with Rhe reaalto, balic\ r ing it to ba lasting b its effects," " To Elr. Coopke, Berkhamsteff, fingiand, iuoHoad, Ootooor i 2,1880., 1880. " Dvar tola, — Accompanying our order by thiß mail wa crt ploscoii to observe that your .-beep-! 'J>t Joinpoand is steadily gainiug grouni in thia p«n of i^ev; Ztsliind. •• At c j«eat of our oustomors we hays oocsuionsily importod Dips by other firms, bat oar bayuu invariably f alien back to tha use oi Uoopec's dheop Dip. " Tlio Fioofc-masters who htvo writton to us on tbe sabjcot have always 6pok&u in tho highoot torzas of ths avtlob, — Wo ere, yours, &0., "«,. V. aiIABLAND & Co., Mw>a£f»flturlag Ohamiett," i^EFABID ONLY bY W 1 2L. 2b 2 & SSL CO© ST & f M.^M. V.S, CHEMICAL WORKS- BEKKHAiU^TEF KiXGLAND. asld la j^swkotn, eunlolent foi i torn 20 to SO Shesp, or In oases suffi for 15uO to i'PDO aooording to tho lenjfth of wooi, AQKInTS m THE KOEIO. ISLANP : MeBMB. KBMPTHOKNE, PROBBEiS, & Co., Auoklami a^.d WolH»gt<jf Messrs, BHARLAND & Co., Aucklasd aod i'ar^saki Mr. F. W, WILLIAMS, Napier Messrs, BaERAUD & BON, WolltagtOH M©fisre.»BUMMQND& AJLaXANDEij, W«a»tfasift!,*