JEWELLERY ON DEPOSIT.
DISCLOSXJK3S Ef BAKKBTTPTCrx STRONG CO>niENT BY ASSIGNES, (By Telesi-aph.—Press Association^ WELLINGTON thJi &> ilr. Simpson (Official Assignee) re /e> ring yesterday to the business of X o > i° W C °; W ? Ch - hAd been P in his hands for liquidation, said it was the worst case of the kind he had ever kaosva. Francis Row* w M the only inenber of the firm who attended the creditors were msinlv jewellers. '\or roiv aud C>. advertised goods for'sale or: deport, and it wa.s alleged, that although in mr.ny cases money was sent, -ood- were net forwarded, and that in tlios* >n?oauces where poods were forw,rded, : they were not worth the money paid. It w.ts also alleged that all money li»rl b,-en ai.wa from the bank without purchase by the firm of goods benm-com-pleted.
The meeting closed, after the Asag. Deo had undertaken to conanltbis solicitors. The Assignee toldßßoew c that if he attempted to leave tbe Dominion, it would be at his own risk. '
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 305, 21 December 1912, Page 4
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165JEWELLERY ON DEPOSIT. Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 305, 21 December 1912, Page 4
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