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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2984, 7 November 1879, Page 3

Gazette in Bankprutoy. AJMsA IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " iho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and " 'i he Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1878," and of the Bankruptcy of Jcssi'H Osisokne, of Great North Rojil. near the City of Auckland, in the Provincial District o£ Auckland, io tho Colony o£ New Zealand. . FcUi-ioi-gcr, a Debtor. ■ :■-. This is to notify that Joseph 0.-borno, of Great North Road, near tho City of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Fellmonger, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagement! with his Crcddors. Tho first Meeting of Creditors to bo held at the Supremo Courthouse. Auckland aforesaid, on THURSDAY, tho thirteenth day of November, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this Cth day of November, 1879. EDWARD S. WILLCOCKS. „ . , Registrar. F. M. P. Brookpield, Debtor's Solicitor. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW -EL ZEALAND, NORTiIERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. : V.' In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, IS7G," "The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1675," and of tho Binkrilptcy of MicsAisr. Furey; of Coromantlel, Queen's County, in tho Provincial .Discriot of Auckland, in the Colony of New Z.aland, Hotolkeeper, a Dcbt-jr. It is hereby notified that at a First Meeting of tho Creditor., of the said Michael Furey, held this day in tho Supreme Couit Building" at the hour of elsvon o'clock ia tho forenoon, Thomas Macfl'arlanc, Cortifioaied Accountant in Bankruptcy, w«s elected Creditors' Trustee of the property of tho above-named Michael Furey, and that tho paid Thomas Macffariano has, in writing, int'matad to the Registrar his acceptance ot the said appointment. Dated at Auckland this 7th day of NOvembei* ' 11. WILLIAMSON, Deputy Registrar. JosEpn A. Tolf, .. i ,', Solicitor for the Debtor, . Shortlund-street,At-eicland. ... ... Lectures. ]yj ES. HARDINGE-BRITTEN, THE CELEBRATED INSPIRATIONAL : SPEAKER WILL LECTURE ON SUNDAY EVENING I NEXT, NOVEMBER 9tit, AT LORNE STREET HALL.1 Subject: "THE MINISTRY OF ANGELS." Questions answered at close of Lecture. '•' Admission to defray Expenses: One Shilling. Commence at 8; doors op-n at 7.30. Amusements. rjHBE ROYAL ITALIAN MARJL RIONETTW *sb PUNCHENELLO TROUPE ; ~ will open th:ir Entertainment m SATURDAY (TO-MORROW),, NO V.': B, At the corner of Wakefield and Queen streots, opposi'e Mr, Dampier's. ■'■'' Admission—ls; Children, Half-price./.!I '..This Entertainment will be found to be tho most amusing shew that bus ever atipeared in AurkLnd, and has been brought out from home at very great expense. - i___ _«j __ AUCKLAND TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETI'S -~._'■ ; ANNUAL SOIREE AND CONCERT WILL BB nfCLD OST ' ' ' . MONDAY, NOVEMBER i 10, 1879, • At the-/;. . . '.:'. TEMPERANCE HALL, ALBERT-STREET. Tea on the Table at G 39. Tho Rev. 8. EDQER, President of tho Society, in the chair. ". PROGRAMME; V ; ChQirman's Addi'iss . . . „ Music (pat.o)—Mrs Jas. Carr • ""' l Son;?, -'Jfsile, tho Flower o', Dumhlano'— Mr Carter Song, "For Ever"—Miss Cribble i YJ:f Duet, "Juanita" — Misses Nightingale and Peao Addies. ; Song, •• Coming thro' ihq Rye"—Mrs J. Carr , Trio, -< Banks and Braes"—__!rs Carr, Reidand Carter . - - • • „■;.,, Song, "I Remcmbar tho House where I was Born"—Mr Reid Reading, "Two Glasses" (an original Poem, composed for the occasion)—Mr Blackman '• • • Song, " Mabel"—Miss Gribhle ~ ,; : Song, " Still I Love Thee"—Mr Carter Address , -~,.' , t v,. Song, "The Last Ro.e of Summer!I—Mrs J. ; . Carr . . f.Song, "The Pilgrim of LoveVMrK. Kedfem Duet, " Tbe Canadian Beat Song"—Misses .Nightingale and Peace (ftir> ■' Tickets, Is Od each. : Gob Save the Quke-t I - Musical. -:...; g_7jj ■ AUCKLAND, "jV| U,S I C I" '• ' WAREHOUSE, ■■ "■'■'■.'{_ Li. 74, ■ Queen -ste'ee t,-.J' i (A. KADY, Manager), •';' '<■ -fl j IMPORTERS OF PIANOFOETES, I ' AMERICAN ORGANS, ,'Y T HARMONIUMSj L " : A.nd all varieties of Musical Instruments,' , ■; . i ... :HAVE." L •-. '-';„■; THE LARGEST AND BEST-SELECTED STOCK OF MUSIO - »aG to be found ia Auckland, which is supplemented every ma!l by Novelties selected by oar London agent. ; . , _ ■ ~, V ~' v^'" PIANOS, BY BORD, FROM £29 BRASS. REED, WIND. AND STRING INSTRUMENTS . . . in A Large Supply of SOPERIOR VIOLIN STRINGS just'tohund. a Liberal Diseomit to tho profession and tho trado \T E W SO .-NY^G' . -'SLEEP, MY BABY DEAR!;' ■ ' -Words by Mrs. Scoit-Sidbons,;;-, ) . ' Mua'cbyChas.J.MrEnsY':v: ! J . A Chaeming Little SONG.!""* : - Peice: Two Shillings; AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, . 74, QUEBNSTREET V ~'... Board and. .Residence. BOARD and Residence to let; in College Road for two or three Young Men.— Apply to fourth honse. College Road. El XON IA H.O USE, liobson-strect i (opposite Mr. Grecnway'ei.—Vacancios fo quo or two Gentlemen Boarccrs. Good Bah. YACANCIE3 for two Gentlemen Boarders, or Lady and Gentleman; good bath.—Mrs Cashel's, Harbour View House, little above Ppst Office, Shortland-stictit. OUPERIUR accommodation for fjeutlcIO men; Rooms, double and single; good bath, an d all the comforts of a home.—l_ clir.ont House, Vincent-ttreet. f^ o v aimo k browne hotel \JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging ...... ,20s per week (sinsla r00m)...25s —-- Auctions. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, NOON. , ~ . 18 ACRES OF RICH MEADOW GRASS, POIST CUEVAIIER. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL sell hy auction, at his Rooms, on the above date, 13 acres of RICH GRASS, at present growing on Mr. Codlin's Farm, Jt'olnt Chevalier. The crop is first-class, (ho land having been sheep fed for some time and well top-dressed previous to being shut up. Persons buying can stack the hay on the land; Terms—Approved bills or cash. Farther ir formation from r. c. greenwood; Auctioneer; Or, Mr. CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Land Agent. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, NOON. ALLOTMENT, NEWTON ROAD. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL sell hy auction, at his-Rooms, Corner of Shorcland and Queen streets, on the above date, . ~-,.: That large and valuable ALLOTMENT, corner of Suffolk-street and, Newton Road, being Lot No. 112; and having a frontage of 101 feet to Suffolk-street and 17 feet frontage to Newton Roai|.!?-j; Further information apply til - "■"" YY Ti. C. GREEN WO OD,;'Y Auctioneer-; Or, Mr. CHARLES WILLI AMSON Land Agent; Vulcan Lane. Continued ca Fourth Page.