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New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 4048, 3 November 1874, Page 1

Public Notices. QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. Notice is hereby given that the Quarterly Meeting of the Licensing Courts of Commissioners for the undermentioned districts will be held at the following places, at noon on TUESDAY, tho first day of December proximo:— Kaipa.ua—Court House, HelensviUe. Tokatoka—The Store, Te Koparu. j Pout Albert—CourtHouse, HelensviUe. | Mangawai —Court House, Mangawai. i Mat/koiie—Court House, Matakohe. j Mahurangi—Court House, Mahurangi. For tho purpose of taking into consideration applications for certificates for licences for the sale of alcoholic liquors, . and the transfer, renewal, or removal of .the same. EDWIN TURNER' Clerk Licensing Court. Resident Magistrate's Conrt, Holensville, October 30,1874. j I i Q & J. R. VAILE o Have REMOVED, and and Central Prf.hisxs, are now doino Business Nos. 130 and 132, next in those Commodious Messrs. T.&S. Morris's, QUEEN-STREET. "IT* AST AND WEST INDIA DOCK JCJ COMPANY, BLACK WALL, LONDON. The undersigned desires to call the attention of shippers of wool to the superior advantages offered by the above Company for the receiving, storage, shew, sale, and delivery of wool, in their new warehouses recently erected. These warehouses are constructed with two floors and cellars, and are capable of shewing from 5000 to 7000 bales of wool—about the whole of one day's sale. They are situated so close to the Quay sida that wool is discharged direct into them from the ship's hold: while at tho back of the warehouses are lines of railway communicating with all the priucipal lailway systems of Great 1-ritain. Wool can thus be sent to its destination directly it is sold, either by lighter from the waterside or by railway. The arrangements for delivery are so complete that more than once during the past wool season from 3000 to ISOO bales were delivered from these warehouses; in one day. There is, moreov. r, a better light, with a more extended view of the wool on shew, and therefore lcs3 labour to the buyer—while to the seller the warehouses afford greater safety from deterioration or loss of weight from any cause whatever, than any of the uptown warehouses. A plan of the Docks and photographs of different parts of tho Buildings can be seen at the New Zealand Herald Office. SHIRLEY W. lIILL. October 11,1574. O T ICE. The Fro-i Passage Ticket to and from the llot Springs will he discontiuucd after this date. S. H. WEISB, Hot Sprlugs, Waiwera. August 31, 1574. O T I C E. Mr. A. FLETCHER informs tho public that, having his licence for tho REMOVAL of NIGHTSOIL granted by the Central Biard of Health and City Council, all orders left at the City Council Ollices, Clarke's Shakespeare Hotel, British Hotel, and S. Evinson's Caledonia Hotel, will be promptly attended to. Also orders for Well-sinking received. September f>, 1574. Legal Notices. TN THE ESTATE OF MRS. ANN JL MriNTVRE, OF HOWICK, DECEASED, INTESTATE. Parlies having Claims in this Estale are requested to prove them (on forms to be supplied by mo), on or before the Oth inst. TIIO. MACI'FARLANE, A pent ! .'or Public Trustee. Supreme Court. Auckland, November 2,1874. TK THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM FORD, JL OF AUCKLAND, lIOTELKEEPER. Creditors in this Estate are requested to prove tholr Debts with me on or before the 9th instant, when a first and linal Dividend will be payable. THO. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Supreme Court. Auckland, November 2, 3574. YN THE ESTATE OF DAVID HUTJL CIIISON, OF KOKANUA, WAIKATO. j FLA XDRESSER. Creditors avo requester! to Prove their Claims on or ! before tbe 10th Novomber m-xt, when a Dividend will | be payable. i THOS. MACFFARLANE, | Trustee. Supreme Court, Auckland, October 30, 1874. 'TN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS MER- | JL CER KING, DECEASED. All Claims against the above Estate must bo rendered to the undersigned, not later than the 4th November next, or they will not be recognised. STEPHEN" E. lIUGITES, Solicitor for the Executors. October 23,1574. Mining Notices. CITY OF YORK GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). All Shares on which the Seventh Call of One Shilling and Sixpence per romnius unpaid will be I advertised for sale. I W. DOWDEX, Manager. | October 10, 1874. Calls. OTAGO GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). ' The Directors of the above Company have this day made a Call (tho 10th) of One Shilling per Share on the Capital of the Company, payable to tho Manager, at the Office of the Company, No. 13, Insurance Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, the Oth day of Decernber, 1874. Stamps above 2s. not received. W FLOOD, | Manager. Auckland, November 2, 1874. PRIDE OF TOKATEA GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). I A Call (the ninth) of Sixpence per Share has this day been made by tne Directors, payable to the Legal Manager, at the Company's Office, Shortland-street, Auckland, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of NovemUor, 1874. ' _ ■ ROBERT HORNE, Legal Manager. Auckland, November 2,1 $74.