Mail Notices

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7296, 5 August 1930, Page 5

Mail Notices

For Auckland.—Daily 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. For AVellington.—Daily 6 a.m., 8.30 a.m., noon, 2.30 p.m., 4 p.m. and S p.m. For Christchurch and South. —Daily 2.30 p.m. Friday, Aug. Sth., at 8 p.m.—For Fiji, Apia, Tonga and Pagopago, per Tofua, at Auckland. Friday, August 8, at 6 a.m.—For Australian States, South Africa, and tho East, per Ulimaroa from AVcllingtun: also air-mail correspondence (extra fee 7d per -loz.), for Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, via Karachi-London air-mail (due London September S)„ Correspondence will also be accepted for despatch by air-mail services in Australia. Air-mail fee in addition to postage 3d per 4oz. Tuesday, August 12, at 8.30 a.m.— For Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Canada and United States of America, via San Francisco; also Cook Islands, per R.M.S. Tahiti (due London September 11). Friday, August 15, at 8.30 a.m.—For Great Britain, Ireland and Europe, for correspondence specially addressed “per Rotorua,’’ also Central America, British, French and Dutch Guiana, A r cnczucla, Republic of Columbia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile and Bolivia, via Cristobal; due London September 20. said Mrs. Collinson had drawn 25s per week from the business up to May, 1930. This concluded the examination, and Mr. Jamieson then moved that bankrupt’s furniture be not taken from him. This was seconded bv Mr. Killiek and carried. After a short discussion, Mr. Byeis moved that tho bankrupt be publicly examined and this was seconded byMrs. Butcher and carried on a show of hands. Assets and Liabilities. Bankrupt’s schedule showed a do. lieicncy of £l2l 17s lOd. Debts to secured creditors amounted to £lls, the securities being valued at £35. The unsecured debts amounted to £6lO 19s lid. Stock was assessed at £lO3 and book debts were expected to produce £8 5s Gd. Cash and bonds were set down at £63 0s 7d. Together with a surplus of £35 over the secured debts, tho total assets were £2.16 2s Id. Unsecured Creditors. The unsecured creditors were as follow: —Mrs. Butcher (Shannon), £120; AV. B. AVilby, £64; Stitchbury, • Ltd. (AVellington), £2 18s -Id; H. Byers, £l7 12s; Taylor and Co., £37 Is lid; Griffin Savage, Ltd. (AVellington), £2 2s; Cadbury, Fry and Hudson (Wellington), £5 Us 8d; T. Killiek, £24 Els 3d; Barraud and Abraham, Ltd., £B2 5s 4d; J. Ellis, £4l 10s 7d; Nestles Swiss Milk, Ltd. (Wellington), £l4 6s 3d; Toop and NeilscD, Ltd. (AVellington), £3 7 s AV. F. Cox, £l4 9s; John Rigg and Co. (AVellington), £1 ss; C. M. Hastings, £4 18s 7d; P. H. Singh, £ls 2s Sd; Dixon’s, Ltd., £8 Us Id; AV., D. and H. O. AVills, Ltd., £S 7s 3d; Bannatypc, Hunter and Co. (AVellington), £3; Pieot Bros., £33 14s; Fairey. Son and Co., £66; P. T. Jamieson, £33; Palmerston North Hospital Board, £32 9s; Dr. Belt, £-1 14s 6d.