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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVI, Issue 7960, 31 October 1894, Page 4

:iii 'c< hi lii'iii) fro'a Me.i-rs J, i! l'uc * Suiiih mid Cm,, iind from Mr J. Relish-v., THE ONLY SAFE BLASTING MATERIAL. IIOBUMTK! . IS M HE POWESFDL THAN mmm OR _ _ ] HOBtJRITR! | MAKES NO NOXIOUS FUME-, and is almost smokeless, j Use only oar Detonators, i Do not be pe:suad'.'d to use others be» cause cheaper. ( ROBXTRI'! E - THE PIUCG OF KG 8 (IRITIS ]i £3 15S PKli C • i Js §d per 11) detail. j Our expert, Mr H. Ila be. i-'ualey -s! ,| Thames, will go Kuywlwu-1» giv-i trials j free of expense ; :md invito-: ?ij plienitt-. fur iniormntinn. Agents— I T.and S. Morriii & fVi - Tjtd., \ ucklar-d | I J> G, B UCHm ' Monumental Ma ble Works, vV.'iJjijKSLEY T., i'-A-U', Auckland (Opposite Public Library $■ Art Gallery.) Monuments, Headstones, Tablets, Tombs, and Church Fouts executed in Granite, Marble and Freestone. Designs 'and Prices forwarded on application- Post Free, Country orders promptly attended to and Carefully Packed. [Established 1863.1 i-iihtic Tj'isst ©ffice ef & is a Govormuout 111 ail-..: 1 .;-! ::1. - at IliW rflteS Of commission, « k-i-ui-i: und convenient rooi'Misu loi' tiui..,. viiiu, desirous of forming i.".:-ii; .;i;he colony, cannot baiisfactorily ap-i'-'iN'. i fiviito o? oxocutors, and for iiiiiUile or iui\% iiiing lo undertake or >• ii:i;i;!« tlio adiiiiiiiM:».!iuii of tlio trusts ae* lui l y u-iuipo-cd it).-oti tlieiu. The Public Trust Office, constituted i','. "Yl.'j 1 üblie Tvu.il Oiiico Act, 1b72," has i-o; :i >i:ici; iiuioli in its functions by Af.-is.ly iiu-et {.rowiii,-; mjuirciuoiita. Aiiiu'iiliiicut Act of lSi/l facilitatos ad-iiii:ii.Hii-atinn, authorises distribution, ii':;vi,iuo absolute security against ioss to estates from investments a the discretion of Clio I'tililic Trustee, and in: iii'us tlio regular payment of tlie inturost. ! i in-- Security and Fidelity of the rubl:c Ti-usfin's Ailminbirariou must bo con-fiiVa-c.d of the lit most, importance to overy I'-jr.-,.in '.•t.'iiteiiiiilati:;;,' t;;o appoiutment of a tiiieU:'.:, The colony -vmrantnes the fidelity ol Guarantees also the Integrity of the Capital Funds invested -i' ili<! ,-ii<':,;!i ;•/ Hid Public Truetco. The Colony Guarantees also, on the capital fniius .ii-j-iiii" j'ov investment out of the :-i l'ub)ic°Trust Ofl'ico, a •'■'■'iiinoii rati: oi i:.-tvi-i>t. to be paid quarterly, Fr-je of all ciurges of the Public Trust Oificj. The valii'j of I'nis gnar.-mtee is in the Guarantee of the Colony against lose /Vow investments ;.| li.k) oriiiKiiHiciciitPecuri:iec. and i-.g.ihir.f iosx from delay in investment, and for liie regular aud punctual paymo!>- of tlio iu'.a-esl, free of all charges of the Villi:." 'L'ntfl Office. In tlio appointment of Tni.xvs there must always bo serious concern as !o the security of the -capital funds; and tlio larger the capital funds the greater must be the concorn for security, and tl:o It.-;: for a high rate of interest. The Public Trustee cannot flic, cannot leave the colony, e.-'imot become disqualified, or involved in private difficulties; ami cannot be distrusted. In private trusteeships, deatli and absence render necessary numerous and expensive deeds not-. reijnired bv l'nblie Trustee's fidministration, which bus, besides, the oflice solicitor's; advice without expense to the at;-?. I>y all who know or ha ve experienced tlie cciiiiiiis'iMicii'So!' privat:- trusteeships these-a-lvantujjcs niiis.t be appreciatod. I'dv further iiifr.rni.i , i-Tii -'v'j'ly to the Agent-oi,-i-1„ :!:d Tr-ystee, Wei» JAMES HEID. gTOCK AND No, 9, Stock Exchange, AUCKLAND I