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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1655, 24 November 1873, Page 3

Gazette in Ba jggrg^ T npAKE NOTICE, that Harry Keurick, of -*- Greymouth, the Provisional Trustee in Bankruptcy in the District Court of the County of Westland, holden; at Greymouth, . did, on October 13th, 1873, become, -and ; ' n >w ia, Bole trustee of the estate and eff 'Cts of JOHN SHELDON;, of Greymoutb, Tin- : smith, a bankrupt ; and that the said Harry Kenrick did, on October 23rd, 1873, become, and now is, sole trustee of -the estate a>y<i : ■'. effects of DAVID PA^CitHUKST, 'of 7 South Beach, Miner, a bankrupt; and that „ the said Harry Kenrick did, on October ' 81st, 18/3, becftme, and now is, sale : trustee, -- of the estate an I effects of CH.VHLES ;> FLOWER, oE Greymouth, Carter, a' h'ank--^ nipt : And take further notice, that aPiiblic" ' Siting of the Court, on DECEMBER., 13th, 1573, at ten o'clock a.m, .at the Court House, Greymouth, has been appointed ;f or the said bankrupts severally to pass their last examinations, and , unless the .Court otherwise directs, to make application 'for their discharge, and such application: will in each case accordingly be made. ( A.UGUINNE3S, ' " "''' Bankrupts' Solicitor. $. § :. Jleeting'sV"' /GREYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL' JJT SOCIETY.. V; ,: An Exhibition op FLOWERS, FRUITa, and^ VEGETABLES Wil be held in the VOLUNTEF.R HALLy J on THURSDAY, ' 27th November. Special Prizes will be given to Girls for Hand Bouquets. ' * o *. The Exhibition will be open from 3 to 6p m., anHfrom 7to 10: - , : V ; ; , In order to , affnrd . time, for staging and ■' judging, all Exhibits ninst he hall oefore 10 am. on the morning of exhibition. Prize Schedules may. be had from C. A. C HARDY, ■ ; ■ ; • ■ ■■'- : Hon. Sec. . mHE RAiN T V" T CiEEK QUARTZ--1 MINING COMPANY, REGISTERED, An FXTRAORDI~ARY GENERAji? • M KETING of the Shareholders in the above Company will be held at the Company's Office, Mackay str?«t, .Greymouth, • on WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of DEEMBER, 1873, at 3, o'clock p.in s business: 1. To revise and alter the rules of the company. 2. To emp »wer the Directors to borrow a sum of monpy not" to exc°ed £fiooo (ix thousand pounds) for the purchase and erection of machinery. " ' _ G. W. MO-S, Legal Manager. ; • /GREYMOUTH VOLUNTEER FIRE XJ ■ BRIGADE. NOT ICE.' A SPECIAL PRACTICE of *the Volunteer Fire'Brieade wiU be held THIS- EVENING. at 8 o'clock sharp. J. A. EISSENHARDT, Captain. FAfftidn Notices. inLEUTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. TO TBE ELECTORS. Gkntlemkn —^s has .been already-notified thmush the Press, I am a candidate for your suffrages in the approaching election of Superintendent. ... < ■ Before the day of election. 1 purpose holding . public meetings at all the centres of population throughout the . Province, to addrpss you on the snbje-t of th's, the most important elfiction in Westland'a ; b.rief annals . . A temporary lameness prevents my commencing tlvs business at once, .or., indeed.: movinff about at all just now, while, as I understand, the other candidates are actively engaged canvassing for votes. I therefore fake the liberty; eeDtVmen^o? askms you not to commit yourselves, but to suspend ynur judgment until you have heard all the. candid ateW in' public, and have had full op-p^vtunif-y of wpighing their respective claims upon your suffrages - -These door-to-door laudations and condemnations should have no weight wit. 1 ' sensible men. I would further ask you, = gentlemen, . though pprbaps it is unnecessary, to discard the shameless misreprrseritations and: perversions of truth which are appearing frmn timp to time in a Hokitika pper, called the, ■ Renviter, -yt}inse sppcial mission ]ust now . sep'ms to be to be-tify Mr Bonar ; and damnify y"tir humble servant; ;or;;as---iti has been less elegantly put, "to blacken White, and whiten Bonar." _:„-.■: The development of • Westland s undnubtpdly large resouroes. : l)y. : niea ?3 j; ot borrowed money, -expended on reproductive works wouldbe the cardinal feature of .ray policy. if elected your .Pupmntendent._., v Bi i is idle to think of maki-s hpad wav otherwise : mi* revenue barely pays Governmental expenses. ' ' -' ■ ■ ■■• On tbe important suV>jpct of education, my views are pretty well knowp ; but on .this point I desire to be olearly understood _ |I would countenance no system of, education m t.bat did not fully recoghis^'iind do ample justice tn th^, claims of existing schools, ntij The exigencies of an adyertisied address preclude me from entering more fully into these important matters here; but I sh&U deal with thorn, and all others connected with "thio election, at the meetings above referred to. ", '"- ■'■ -''■ '■"■'■ -. ' I am. Gentlemen, ;" * Your obedient servant, JOHN WHITE. Hokitika. Nov. 20, 1873. ' , . ; ; ".: _ To Let. TO LET OR FOR S ALE. A Store, with Dwelling attached, centrally situated. v Immediate possession given. Applyi within a fortnight to : : -. THOSJOYCES,- •. ; Albert-B ! reet, TO LET, a I*"'U -roomed Cottage, comer of Mackay and Waitc, streets, newly, repaired, andin first-class condition Apply to- .-,..- ..-, , ; ;:7.,w. : .ha11, '