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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3127, 6 July 1881, Page 3

IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTICT COURT OF HAWKE'S BAY, HOLDEN AT NAPIER. In the matter of '■' The Debtors and Creditors Act, 187G," and " The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1878, " and in the matter of Edmond Bourgeois, of Napier, Club Caterer, a Bankrupt. THrS is to notify that at tho first meeting of the Creditors of the above named Bankrupt, held pursuant to notice on the fifth day of July, 1881, Hbnry Lascsllbs, of Napier, Land Broker, was appointed Trustee of tho Estate of the said Edmond Bourgeois, and that the said Honry Lascelles hath in writing accepted the said offi'-e. Dated this 6th day of July, 1881. PAUL A. F. BIRCH, Clerk to the Court. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP HAWKE'S BAY, HOLDEN AT NAPIER. RE WALTER ADAIR, OF KAIKORA, HOTELKEEPER, A DEBTOR. NOTICE is hereby given that the above named Debtor will app;y for his discharge at the sitting of the Court, on the 21st July, 1881. G. E. LEE, Solicitor for Debtor. PROSPECTUS. KAIKORA TOWN HALL COMPANY [Limited]. Capital £400. In 40C Shares of £1 each. Directors : MeEsrs W. White, E Watts, A. Dillon, R. Tod, A. Scrimegour, J. K. Newton, H. R. Mutton. Trsasurbr : A. Dillon, Ksq. Skorktary : J. X, Newton, Esq. Solicitor : Duncan Guy, Esq. Banksrs : Bank of New Zealand. In bringing this Prospectus before the settlers and inhabitants of Kaikora district and township, the pr >moters of the scheme have been mainly actuated by the steadily increasing necessity of providing accommodation for " public meetings, entertainments, etc , etc., " the great need of a suitable buiidingfor such purposes being in their opinion very apparent. It is proposed to form a company with a fully paid up capital of £400 as stated above, the amount named being sufficient, it is believed, to erect a suitable building upon the site kindly made over recently by H. S. Tiffen, E*q . to trust les, viz., Messrs A. Dillon, W. White, and E. Watts, for this purpose. The promoters think this site is a very excellent one, being close to the railway station, and consequently pretty central as regards the township, and trust to receive sufficient support to carry out this desirable project, which will conduce greatly to the benefit of the whole community, as well as prove a profitable investment for shareholders. THOMAS BOWEB begs respectfully to thank his numerous customers and friends for their past support and confidence, and also to iif orm them that he has retired from businees in favor of Mr William Oliver, for some time past in his employment, who will continue the business in the old premises, and who, he feels sure, will prove deserving of his customers' continued patronage. Mr Oliver is empowered to receive all accounts due, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. WILLIAM OLIVER, in continuing the business relinquished by Mr T. Bowes, begs to state that he will continue to call upon Mr Bowes' customers for orders. The several branches of the trade will be stocked as usual with the best articles procurable at the lowest possible rates. WILLIAM OLIVER, GROCER, TEA, AND PROVISION DEALER, &c, &c. BOOTS AND SHOES Special makes at lowest prices. SHAKESPEARE ROAD, NAPIER. SaJ.ss by H, Monteith and Co. SALE OF HORSES. SHAMROCK. YARDS. THURSDAY, 7th JULY, 1881. The undersigned are instructed to sell— te' (\ HEAD hORSES (2 to 4 years old), broken Qvy and unbroken. These horses, bred in the Porasgahau district, are chiefly of a stamp suitable for hacks and light harness. Many of them are by good sires, and are put in the market on account of the scarcity of feed. No Reserve. H. MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers. The undersigned are TTOYERSOF GOOD MILLING: WHEAT. H. MONTEITH AND CO. PRODUCE FOR SALE. The undersigned hold for PRIVATE S ALE— 0/W'\ SAOKS (GOOD FEED) OATS 150 sacks Malting Barley A consignment of Canterbury Onions (sound) Chickwheat, Potatoes, Sharps (sound), Chaff, etc., etc. Also— Messrs Bridgb and Russell's Flour (qualit - jfuaran. teed), Bran, etc., delivered at any Railway Station H MONTEITH CO., Commissioi Agents, HORSE BAZAAR AND AUCTION MARKET, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. WEEKLY SALES— SATURDAY for Horses, Carriages, HarSi ness, Implements, &c. EVERY FRIDAY for Wool, Skins, Grain, and all kinds of Farm and Station Produce. MONTHLY SALESSHAMROCK YARDS, for Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, 4c, on Wednesday, July 6 WAIPAWA YARDS, for Cattle, Horses, Sluep, Pigs, &.c. —Next sale, at an early date. Special Sales held when required. All descriptions »t St'.uk bought and sold privately on commission. H. MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers. Sales by Hoadley and Lyon. SALE OF DAIRY STOCK and PLANT. MONDAY, JULY 11th, at 1.30 p.m. HOADLEY AND LYON Have received instructions from Mr A. Peters to sell by Public Auction, at Roseneath, Taradale, on the above date, the whole of his Dairy Stock and Plant, consisting of - T £~\ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, many of them 1 near calving ; 5 Calves, 60 Milk Pans, 3 Churns, Butter Tubs, Buckets, etc., etc., being the piant at present in use for carrying on Dairy. Also, Stack Lucerne Hay, 30 Fowls, Hay-racks, Garden Roller, Wheelbarrows, Ladders, Foncing Tools, sundry Furniture and numerous other articles. One pair well-bred Buggy Horses, rising 3 and 4-year old, by Papapa, out of a St. Patrick mare. Two horses With saddles. The above is a clearing out s*le and positively Without Reserve, as Mr Peters has disposed of the whole of his Roseneath property Terms—Above £20, three months, approved bills with Interest added. HOADLEY & LYON, Auctioneers. Mr T- E. Newton's Sales. FOR SALE, AT HASTINGS—That centrally situated and valuable Section of Land containing one quarter of an acre, together with the building erected thereon known as GOODWIN'S HALL. As building sites near the Railway Station are now rarely to be obtained, and only at very high figures, the present opportunity of securing a valuable allotment at a moderate price, and on easy terms should recommend itself to buyers. T. K. NEWTON, Land Agent. NEW "GOODS. NEW GOODS-Drapery >'EW GOODS-Hosiery NEW GOODG—Blankets NEW GOODS—Colored Rugs NEW GOODS-Shirtings NEW GOODS-Flannels NEW GOODS-Overcoats NEW GOODS-Men's Clothing NEW GOODS-Men's Tweed Hata NEW GOODS—Boys' Clothing NEW GOODS-Umbrellas NEW GOODS-Macmtoshes NEW GOODS—Men'a Boots NEW GOODS-Ladies'Boots NEW GOODS-Children's Boots etc., etc., etc. T. K. NEWTON.