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Thames Star, Volume XXV, Issue 4668, 23 February 1894, Page 1

Brown*' \ HotJßßHoia> iMMMOKUfe*. \ I»OKMO*G*£T James f en^faaw, XrojCiiiiOßger Q9-** (M ./caLiSP STB.«»T>. IHAKKb. iffißlfETnd BOTTLE JACKS forSALB or onBISS. Counlty OrdeM ifrtmptly •ttended to. r-'A'-.doov Strprvr o» Stovbs Kara. ITiJOOM j Mikbim'

xxxx #AEKLING ALE. • ■ (FIBBT PBIZB AT AIL EXHIBITIONS.) pjirenfried Bros. QUIEN BTBKET, AUCKLAND, i»d ■: MAOKAY STREET, THAMES, T^7^ptiSßALß -WINE AND SPIRIT VV MBROHANT3. F^ie Awards obtHineri at following Exbibi- /■; tiocil- Sydney, 1879; Meibource, 1880- - 81; Wellington, 1881; AnckloDd, 1877 .1878,18791 and highly oomme^dcd at rDjOnedin, 1889*90. JTASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1892. Bidi. Ale... ... Firat Award, Gold Medal Bo^tU'd Ale ... „ ii Butk'Stout ... „ „ BoWedßtont „ I ■■'■•.•:: AM) Championship Agaivit »U.Foreigft*nd Local Seer.

Thoroughness and Efficiency* i 1 in?"; r ■g- & ,1, k ii-sf >■ * feSg' ■« Si jjr - v dp 1--8" r-2 ; *P \ V ** £L 4 : ■■'sfS ' '. g s? PAleljil : F. ::R. Cr. Woodward

•THE Public ~putst Sffice of T.:> p-'M<iiiif;2tealißw<2 '•■ ■><■ »;'>yi'""">"t' institution to afford, at low rates of carnTWSSiOn, a secure iuui convenient recourse for tlioso wiio, desirous of forming trusts in tlie colony, CMtiimt niti-!;ict;wi)y r-i> t)«lTitii)HvUte triiKltH-r, or • executors, ti!i:l for Wei-eons unable or unwilling to uutiui'tuk'u or (•911 tinuo the administration .of the trusts acce^ted by or iiniiosed uiion t'lion. Tft»Pub'Hc Trust Office, couKfitutca liy'l The Public Trust OOioc. Act, 187' i," has (teen since much enlarged in its functions by amending Acts, to meet growing requirements. 'J.he :Anienduieiit Act of 1691 facilitates adluiuistration, authorises prompt distribution, provides absolute security against loss ,to estates from Investments atthri'discretion of the. l'ublic Trustee, »nd insures the regular payment of tho interest. The Security and Fidelity of the Pub. lie "--Trustee's administration must bo con«id«red of tho utmost importance to every ttJksbn cbnteurnlatinK \tho appointment of a trUitea. Th'ti colony guarnii tees tlm fidelity of the administration, n.iifl Guarantees also the Integrityof the-Capital Funds invested at the option of tlio i-üblic Trustee. T.h«;.l<)<> rion'y':CuGrantees--ulsoj on the , capital i ua<iFi-atipingiforinvostjaenj•oiife.of toe ptpiierties placed in tho Public TrustOili.-.c, a BOi'ninohi'atC! of iuterost, to bo paid quarterly, F**»' fof all-bharges of th** Public :<Tlio-TalH'fl-o't 1 t),is pn.tmtite-0 is In the' Guarantee:of the Colony against loss frwniiires'tmentsiu.ba'l w in«irincientsecurities, mid agaiiißt loss from delay in invost- . mot'i ah'i for t)w rcffnl.iv aiul iiunctuol, nsiyiriftit 6h ike iuVos iisl;, fi;e 0/ all chanjes of the rsihlic fiPrust: ■ Office. In tha attpointinent of Trustee?; there jmiPt iil*ays be- aeriOUScorcern as to the security of the Saiiitai funds; and the larger the capital ' 'ffi££li*t)w ••grffttcr must be the concern for ' 'mitfW^Vi?d ; thP less fora hifjh rate of mtenrtJ:«•.:MbePubJlC TrUStee.cannot die, . cannot leava tjj« f »gk»jyy., cannot .become ?W- ---■ .^iltiiefl, or Jnv<Ji#| In private difficulties. , aMgahriot be di«9tru*ted. In Drivate trusteeships, 1 death^ apd absence rtltiiiitratiw. which has/ l.osidcs, the office tlit, comin^neies of private trusteeships these advantages niijst bo appreciated, ior further itiforniftfcion apply to the Agents of or to The Publio Trustee. Wel--lilfßtomv-,;;' • ./■:;: '':■:. . It,/.-. :.■■_:.'... ...

E. P. ADAMS, 4 LICENSED ANP **: -ki^tTSfQ SIT. 1* VBYOB | tffMCi^ ALBERT-STREET