IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW £Ei I LAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. I In the matter of the Debtors and Act, 1862, and in the matter If T Jet^S^nd 01^8^^^ In tho matter of the Petition of JAJIFS iv DERSON, of Auckland, in the Proving y Auckland, in the Colony of New ZeaCf \ Storekeeper and Farmer, —«««, i The Nineteenth day of January, OaeThni,.,, j . Eight-hundred and sity-six. nd ON reading the' Petition"of tho above-named James ' Anderson, and tho affidavits annexed thereto, and on hearing Mr. Keetley, of counsel for the said Petitioner: It is ordered that the hearing of the said' Petition shall take place at the Suptem? Court House in the City of Auckland on TUESDAY the twentieth day of February nest. And it ; 3 further ordered that the Estate of the said James Anderson.be sequestrated into the hands of Be\j ? Verxon of Auckland, Sheriff's Officer, until the further order of the Court. And the Court doth dedure that the order shall be a vesting order. And is further ordered that the said James Anderson forthwith discharged from the custody in'which la is now held in the Debtors' Gaol at Auckland, at tha suit of Ernest Louis Bucholz, Frederick August Urull, and William Hartman; and also at the suit of Morton JoncS nnd. Charles Emerson, Knapp, By tho Court. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF MEW ZEALAND; In the matter of tho Joint Stock Company's Act 1860, and the Great Independent Gold Mining Company (Limited). NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for tta winding up of the above-named Company by the Honorable Court, was, on the fifteenth day of January, one thousand eight hundred' and presented to His Honor Sir George Alfred by Robert Homo, of Queen-street, Auckland, Herchant, a Creditor of the said Company. And that the said Petition is directed to bo heard before Hia Honor Sir Georgo Alfred Arney, on WEDNESDAY the twenty-fourth day of January aforesaid, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon: and any Creditor or Contributory of the said Company desirous to oppose the making an Order for the winding up of the said Company, under the above Act, should appear at the tim( "off heaiing by himself, or his counsel, for that purpose. THOMAS RUSSELL, Sob'citor for the Petitioner. NOTICE is hereby given, that by Deed bearing date the fifth day of January, One thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and made between JOHN JENKINS, of Auckland, Draper, of the fast part, and Ma be Someevuxe, of Auckland, aforesaid, Merchant, and Jaues McCosh Clabe, of the same place, Draper, of the second part, and the seTeral persons who shall execute the said Deed as therein described, Creditors of the 6aid JOHN JENKINS; of the third part, the said JOHN JENKINS did ASSIGN all his PERSONAL PROPERTY for the benefit of such of his Creditors who shall execute the said deed before the sixth day of March next, and that the Deed now lies for execution at- the Office of Messrs. JacKSOX and Fort-street. ... Auckland, January 12,1566. NOTICE is hereby given that by Deed dated the 12th day of January, 18G6, made between WILLIAM HARRIS, of Auckland, Auctioneer, trading' in partnership with Angell Coopei Turner under the firm of HARRIS & TURNER, of the first part: DAVID GRAHAM and JOHN ROBERTON, both of Auckland aforesaid, Merchants, of the second part: and several Persons, creditors of the said Harris and Turner, or of the said William Harris, of tha the third part: the said William Harris assigned and conveyed unto the said David Graham and John Roberton All and Singular the Real and Personal Estate of him, the said William Harris; and also, as far as he had power to dispose of the same, AH the Real and Personal Estate. whatsoever, belonging So the said firm of Harris and Turner upon certain trusts, for the benefit of the Creditors of the said William Harris, and of the said Harris and Turner, respectively, who shall make proof of their debts within such time and in such manner as therein mentioned. The Deed now lies for signature at the office o! Messrs. RUSSELL & DAVY, Solicitors, Anckland, By order of tho Trustees. AUCKLAND ACADEMY, COBTTRG-STBIEET. THE above well-known SEMINARY will be BEOPENED on TUESDAY, 20th instant, by Mb. JNO. STABLES, formerly Master of tho Presbyterian School, Symonds-street. The Course of Instruction will include all the branches of a first-class English and Commercial Education. Classes will also be iormed for Instruction in Mathematics and Languages. Fees, 20s. and upwards per Quarter, payable in advance. N.B.—Pupils will be taken to Board with the Master. Auckland, 22nd Jan., ISG6. THE MISSES FISHER'S ESTABLISHMENT, E K M F E £ A. THE next Quarter will commence on TUESDAY, January 23rd. Reference is kindly permitted to the Venerable Archdeacon Maunsell, D.D. k Rev. J. Mar.deno, Bev. J. Warren, and other parents of pupils. - Vacancies for a few Boarders. WESi/EY COLLEGE will RE-OPEN on the 30th instant, with improved and enlarged ACCOMMODATION for Boarders and a 7 Sholars. Tuition, Senior Schoel £ 2 10 0 per y. „ Junior „ 2 0 0 „ | . . Board, for boys above 13. . ..-12--o—o n under 13.... 10 10 0 ~ Weekly Boarders, £2 less. . J JOHN FLETCHER, Principal January 5,1566. CHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAB SCHOOL. Head Master—Rev. J. Kotdbk, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. THE Next Quarter will commence on MONDAI, January 22. Tuition £ 12 P er annum Board £45 per annum. ! Payments quarterly, and in advance. ROZEL COTTAGE, UNION-STREET-Mademoiselle lemprieee desires to w nounco to her friends and pupils that DUTIES of her SCHOOL will bo RESUMED on MONDAY, January 22nd instant. , Miss Lempriero will receive a limited number Young Ladies as Boarders at her Establishaiep) "where domestic comforts, combined witheducational advantages, will be such as cannot 0 give satisfaction to parents. Prospectuses, containing terms, &0., forwarded application. lE. BE ALE, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, KESPECTFULLY announces that he will RESUME HIS DUTIES on MONDAY, Januaiy.22nd, 1866. Lessons on the Pianoforte, Harmonium, violin and in Singing. Schools attended. MUNTZ YELLOW METAL, 14, 16, and 18 <>«■ Composition Sheathing Nails, § and J inca< -.f > Sheathing Felt n Patent Roller Blocks nn I JOHN BOBERTON £ 0*
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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 684, 23 January 1866, Page 2
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