Gazette iv Bankruptcy. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and amendments, and of the Bankruptcy of Gkorgis William Owen, of Quoen-street, in the City of Auckland, Merchant. Notice is hebebt given that I, George William Owen, of Queen-street, in the City of Auckland. New Zealand, Merchant, have this da.y filed in tho said Court at Auckland a petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated this 28th day of September, 1887. GEORGE WILLIAM OWEN. Deork and Coopek, Queen-street, Auckland, Solicitors to the Barkrupt. Business Notices. HE ,'FO LLOWING TESTIMONIALS Show tho Utility of LAMB'S PATENT POBRIDGE MEAL. Auckland, June 14,183". John Lamb, Esq. Dear Sir:—-It has been on my mind for eomo tlmo now to drop you a lino about your Patent Porridge Moal. I believe you aro awavo I huvo Buffored considerably from injury to tho stomach from tea-tasting, and having: consulted my mcdloal adviser, ho strongly recommended, Porridco i'or breakfast, .which I havo taken until I lieurd of jour Patont Porridge Meal, —I may horo say tho Oatnu-al soon oauaod unpleuTBantnosß, Bournoss of the stomach, and pimplca and spots, with Irritation, on the aurfapo of the body. From this 1 was glad to pot away, and: at on/jo took to your Patent Porrldjro Meal, With it I find none of the irregularities complained of above, but a most palattiblo Porridge, and tho wholo systom free from unpleasantness or irritation, 1 can Btroimly reoommond it, and oortoinly think you should do a larga trade }n bucu an excellent article.—Youth very truly, (Signed) FKEDK. VVHITKHEAU. Industrial School, Kohlniarama, Auokland, Juno <>, 1887, JVtr- John Lamb.. Slr,-"WH nave now been using your Patent Porridge. Meul ivti this school for two uionth's, and I Qouatdep Jl; but right to inform you that wo all (atalf us well as boys) ltka it, so well thati I would find it a difficult matter tq get them to return to using oatmeal, it is without a dQiiqtj ti eplondid in'ticle of. diet, I may add on my representing to the Education liepavtmenti jii WelllnKton that I watj usi»ff your Patent Por-r ridse Meal instead of! Oatmeal, J received authority from Key, Mv Habena, Searetary for Kduoatjon, to continue its use in the gehool, —Yourfl faithfully, digued) efiQRSa ft SOGAtfi Manager. Ponsqntiy, Auoif land, Mp ,Tql>n Lamb, pea? m>f±& think it a d^fcf to 3et yp^knG^r pugult^ pf your Patent Porridge Mai pn piu; youngest boy. Ho. vya^ wcalvly. ftu(^ refused evpry food preparatioi^ piat cou q ]ip gn|, but upon getting Bpme of yours he took tq ifp.| once, and afterwards nothmg.wquld satiety njnibiif this porridge. Five or sis tunes a day is not too inucn fpy him, aim seeing it being prepared cried until be got it. He }s now s'troiig. an(| healthy, and pan bat' anything. Wishing you succcrV- —I remain, yours, &c, • (Signed) W. CARDER. Orphan Home, Parnell, May 25. 1837. Mr John Lamb: ~RpaF Si^.— Wpaje greatly pleased with your Pateut Porridge' J^eai, having used it for somo tinio; •rhoclujtlren alVlikp the Patent Fonridge Mearbottet than anjthing they, have had before. We thank you for simplyfng a long-felt want-a pure Pomdgo JVleai, preparod so as tp keen all flip mpet yaluable pcoperties of the wheat.-I am, sue, ypiips fruly, <SlShoa> E . NEA.EY.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 228, 28 September 1887, Page 8
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