BANKRUPTCY.
DEBTOR'S EXAMINATION.
S. C. L. McCall.—Samuel Charles L. McCall, bankrupt, was examined yesterday before the Official Assignee, when he deposed that in April, 1885, he took over the business of Mr. Alfred Silk. The stock-in-trade proved unsaleable, and the providing suitable stock and keeping up the payments under bill of sale, were matters of extreme difficulty. A creditor for £6 had pressed him, and he had been#ompelled to file. The Other creditors had agreed to take 10s in the £1. McCall's unsecured debts amounted to £112 12s 9d, whilst hi? stock-in-trade and furniture were valued at about £98. ... ; . " i . .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9027, 13 April 1888, Page 3
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