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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19133, 26 September 1925, Page 16

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER OP "THE TRUSTEE ' ACT 190S" ' IN THE ESTATE OF HENRY SAMUEL JONES, LATE OF DEVONPORT, IN THE PROVINCIAL DISTRfCT OF AUCKLAND. RETIRED ACCOUNTANT, (DECEASED). Pursuant to an Order under the provisions of " The Trustee Act, 1903" made by the Supreme Court of New Zealand. : Northern Distnot, at Auckland on the 23rd. day. of September. 1925, notice is hereby given, Requiring all creditors and • persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named Henry Samuol Jones, late of Duvonport in the Provincial District of Auckland, Retired Accountant (deceased), to aend in particulars thereof in - writing to his Executors whose address is and Campbell, Solicitors. Number (j. Wyndham Street. Auokland, New Zealand, on or before the 4th. day of November, 1925, after wh:cli date the Executors will proceed to distribute tho assets of the said Henry Samuel Jones among tho persons entitled thereto, having regard only to tho chums of which the Executive shall then have had notice. Dated ax Auckland this 23rd. day of September, 1925. ARTHUR WILSON, and JOSEPH BOYCE JOHNSTON. Executors. Stewart, Johnston, Hough and Campbell, Solicitors to Estalo. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW J- ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER OF "THE TRUSTEE ACT 1903 " .... and IN THE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH JONES. LATE OF ALBERT ROAD. DEVONPORT, IN THE PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. WIFE OF HENRY SAMUEL JONES. RETIRED ACCOUNTANT (DECEASED). Pursuant to an Order under the provisions of " The Trustee Act. 1903" made by the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland on the 23rd. day of September, 192n, notice is hereby given. Requiring all creditors and other persons having clnlina against the Estate of the above-named Elizabeth Jones.,: lnrto of Albert Road, Devonport, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Wife of Ilenry Satnuel Jones, Retired Accountant, (Deceased), to send in particulars thereof in writing to her Executors' whose address is Care of Messieurs Stewart. Johnston, Hough and Campbell, Solicitors,- Number 6, Wyndham Street. Auckland, New Zealand, on or before the-4th. day of November, 1925, after which date the- Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Elizabeth Jones, ■ among the persons entitled theirotc, having regard only to the claims of which the Executors snail then have had notice. Dated at Auckland this 23/ d. day of September, 1925. ARTHUR WILSON, and JOSEPH BOYCE JOHNSTON, . . Executors. Stewart. Johnston, Hough and Campbell, Solicitors- to, Estate. ■ • TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER OF "THE TRUSTEE ACT 1903 " and IN THE ESTATE OF STEPHEN Pains brown, late of TOTARA NORTH, IN THE PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND,. BOATBUILDER (DECEASED). ■ Pursuant to an Order uiidor the provisions of "The Act 1908" made by the Supreme Court of Now Zealand. Northern District, at Auckland, on the 23rd. day of September, 1925, notice is hereby given, requirlngall creditors. and other persons having claims against the Estate of the abovenamed Stephen - Paine Brown, late vf Totara North in the Provincial District of Auckland, Boatbuildsr (deceased), to send in particulars thereof in writing to his Executors, whose address is Care of Messieurs Stewart,. Johnston, Hough, and Campbell, Solicitors, Numh&r 6, Wyndham Street, Auokland, New Zealand, on or before the 4th. day of November, 1925, after which date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Stenhen Paine Brown, anions the persons entitled thereto.: having.. regard only- to tb«> claims of whicsh the Executors shall , thin have had notice.. • . Dated at Auckland this 23rd. day of September:, .1925: . ■ ■ EVAN-GRAHAM DOUGLAS, and JOHN PEARSON COULTER; ' f|PF; ' • -Executors. Stewart,- Johnston, Hough and Campbill,. Solicitors to Estate.' 1 TN . THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 1 ZEALAND, OTAOO AND SOUTHLAND DISTRICT'. In the Matter, of the Estate of JOHN THOMAS LILBURNE. formerly of Dunedra. -in the Provincial , District of Otafito and Doininion of New Zealand, but latterly of •Invercargill in / the said 'Provincial District, . Salesman (Deceased)'. . ; Pursuant to an Order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand made at Invercarrill under" '" The Trustee Act 1908 " on the 15th. day uf September,. 1925, notice is hereby given, requiring tht» creditors of pUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. 4. 1" - *~P " Notice is hereby given, pusuant to Section 60 of the Public ,T™st Office Act. 1908, that all creditors und others having claims against the;estates of O'Sulhvan, Catherine (or late of Auckland, ,Bpinster, died 'MjIJ 2V, 1926: flomen3an. Mnnon Amelia, ]*£ of Au<fkl®nd, Married Wocinn. died, September l|i, 1!W5: _Lovell, ; Jamee, late of Auokland. Retired Mmenftor, died September W, 1925: Ke&la, Robt.. late of Papakurft, retired Architect, died September 23, 1925;. (who?e estates .nre under adnu'nirfriiicrtt by the' - Public , Trustee) are . hereby required to lodge in dupijcats 'suoh claimp. . suppoited by full particular*' and certified as_ due ana owing bv tlie BRid estates - at the. date of the death of deceased, with the Public Trustee's local office at Auckland, on or before tH» 27th, day of October, 192 ft. Any claim net lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. D. L. McKAY. Deputy District Public. Trustee. Auckland, September 25. 1925. MR. MARRY will present to the audience the views as impressed' by Professor Burbidge in'bis broadcast lecture on the A brums diagnosis, and noapitulate the Professor's criticism of tho treatment machine. Copies of sererpl interertins letters which have passed between Professor Burbidgo n,nd the N»w Zealand Electronic Society are being printed, and will bo avoilable to the audience. ■■ QONCERT QHAMBER, -y OWN .JJALL SEPTEMBER 9g 8 P.M. Reserved Seats at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd,, 2s. Unreserved Seats Free. Silver 'Collection. BRAMS Hp REATMENT. We have'jiist received a radiogram from ./Mr; Marky 'urgently requesting Professor Burbidfje to' debate With him on the Abrarns diagnosis, pointing out that the Professor T»na attempting .to withdraw after his challenge had-bei>n virtually accented, and that the Professor-had. radioed against the treatment to his (Mr. Marky's) audience. Mr. Harliiy ifcould -dismiss • his audience on completion of 'di'ijglKisis ; debate, after which Mr. Marky would - address the remainder. ' Marky's request appears to be moil reasonable, and' arransements can still