Thomas Hastie, a farmer, of Johnson' ville, was adjudged a. bankrupt by the Chiof Justico this morning upon the petition of Carl A. Lehmann, a Stratford creditor. Mr. Neavo appeared for Hastie, and Mr. Sladden for the petitioning creditor. For commercial transport and passenger service, the Argyll motor vehicle has set <i standard in New Zealand. Argyll motor-buses have made a pronounced success of the Timaru munici\ pal motor service, and have been adopted for the Kelburne motor-bus system and the Pahiatua-Pongaro.i motor mail service, among others, while tho Argyll motor lorry is widely used by public bodies and private firms for trnnspnit purposes. Apply J. E. Fitzgciald, Lambton-quay, Wellington, North lelaud v AKent.— Advfc
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 67, 20 March 1914, Page 2
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