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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2973, 22 July 1870, Page 4

yew TATTB!r kA 1L ’ S SATURDAY, JULY 23kd. SPECIAL ENTRY WITHOUT RESERVE. THE CELEBRATED STEEPLECHASE HORSE CENTURION. Also, SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS HORSES, Including Hacks, Draught,and Light Harness. And On account of whom it may concern, 1 LARGE WAGGON. 5403 BIRD AND BENNETT, Auctioneers. TATTERSAL’S. SATURDAY, JULY 23hd. SPECIAL ENTRY. fJUIE TROTTING STALLION TROUBADOUR. TROUBADOUR is a silver roan, with dark chesnut points, 4 year old, by the Imported Norfolk trotter Quicksilver, out of the wellknown grey trotting mare Maggie. Imported from Tasmania. BIRD & BENNETT, Auctioneers. N.B. Troubadour gained prizes two years running at the Timaru Agricultural Association Show. 5402 WHITE HART YARDS. SPECIAL ENTRY. SATURDAY, JULY 23. E MITCHELL & CO. have received a instructions to sell at the above yards, 2Q HEAD CATTLE, Comprising— Heifers, near calving Fat cattle Young stock. Also, * n A HALF-BRED LEICESTER LAMBS. E. MITCHELL & CO„ 6410 Auctioneers and Stock Salesmen. PREECE’S SALEYARDS AND AUCTION ROOMS. I SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 23, 1870. TPREECE WILL SELL • at his Yards— Horses, cattle, pigs, and poultry Farm and dairy produce 2 Hornsby’s ploughs, nearly new with extras Gig, phaeton, spring drays Spring trap, harness, and horse Barrows and other implements New and second band furniture Miscellaneous goods.

Sale o£ Live Stock 11.30 a.m. 5409 CLEARING OCT SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS, AT THE BEEHIVE STORE, KAIAPOI. MR. ALPORT will SELL as above on MONDAY NEXT, the 25th JULY. 10 half-chests tea, 40 bags salt, Grindstones, ironmongery, hardware, whiting, machine oil, laid, clay pipes, 70 yards superior silk velvet, &c., &c. Sale at Noon. 5405 jQN SALE, PER CERES— Neatsfoot oil Boiled and raw oil Castor oil Colza oil Turpentine Methylated spirits, &c., &c. Candlewick cotton Glazed drain pipes, 4,6, and 8 inch. 5398 J. P. JAMESON. BUSINESS FOR SALE.

HE STOCK-IN-TRADE and GOODWILL of the General Business carried on so successfully for the last six years by Messrs Cain, Munro, and Co., of Timaru, is for SALE in one lot. The Stock consists of a general assortment of drapery and grocery goods, suitable for the requirements of the large, wealthy, and increasing district of which Timaru is the centre. Full particulars of the amount of stock and business done may be learned till end of August from the Subscribers; also, from Messrs Sargood, Son, and Ewen; and Ross and Glendinning, Dunedin ; Matheson’s Agency,Christchurch; Turnbull, Reeves, and Go., Wellington; Cruickshanks, Smart, and Co., Auckland; and the Bank of New Zealand in Nelson and Hokitika. CAIN, MUNRO, & CO., i IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, CANTERBURY DISTRICT. 5394 Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand.

THE Bankruptcy Act 1867 and the Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act 1868 —ln the matter of EDWARD PILBROW of Kakahu in the said district farmer a bankrupt —Kotice is hereby given that by reason of the non-attendance of creditors at the meetings appointed for the election of a trustee the estate and effects of the abovenamed bankrupt have become absolutely vested in James Edwin Graham Esquire, as Provisional Trustee of the said Court. Dated this 20th day of July, 1870. EDWARD S. WILLCOCKS, Registrar. J. Richards Cash, Bankrupt’s Solicitor. 5400 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, CANTERBURY DISTRICT,

THE Bankruptcy Act 1867 and the Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act 1868 I —ln the matter of HENRY SMITH of Drain Road Rangiora in the said district labourer a bankrupt—Notice is hereby givien that by order of this Honourable Court made on the twelfth day of July instant the abovenamed Henry Smith was adjudged bankrupt and Thursday the twenty-first day of July instant at the hour of one o’clock in the afternoon was appointed by the Court for the first meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt when there not being a sufficient number of creditors present to form a quorum the | meeting was adjourned to Thursday next the twenty-eighth instant at the hour of halfpast one o’clock in the afternoon to be held in the Chambers of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at his office in Durham street in the city of Christchurch at which meeting the creditors may choose a trustee and supervisors of the said bankrupt’s estate pursuant to the proviaiona of the said Acts and proof of debts of creditors will be received. Dated this twenty-first day of July 1870. HENRY SMITH, 5 99 Acting for Self.