IN BANKRUPTCY.
Sir,—About a year ago a golden-haired individual came to Napier with nothing in his pocket, lie knew that he had nothing, and that he was earning little, yet lie calmly managed to live at tho rate of nearly £2000 a year. He failed, and getting afraid of the near approach of his public examination by the Judge, he calls a meeting of his creditors and oilers them 10s in the pound, on this security—that ho l/iay, perhaps, get a billet in Auckland, anil tiieA all that he earns over £4 10s a week his creditors can have. It was the first time we had beau! that he was able to cam 'even that sum, and i Uill doubt the ability of such an artist as he being able or Willing to do it. Bui supposing ho did earn a pound or so over, bow many years would it lako to pay his creditors ? livi enough; itjs'all nonsense; tjie whole tiling js njoat outrageous, and i think the creditors ought, us a matter of duty, to see that this accomplished individual goes f&co to face before the Jiuigo.—l am, &c, ■. , . A Victim. > .Napier, December 2nd, 1880. ;
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7608, 3 December 1886, Page 3
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197IN BANKRUPTCY. Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7608, 3 December 1886, Page 3
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