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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5678, 11 June 1879, Page 3

Public Notices OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership existing between the undersigned, THOMAS KENNEDY MACDONALD and PERCIVAL JOHNS’!’* >N, trading in the business of Laud Auctioneers and Estate Agents, in the City of Wellington, as a firm umler the style of “T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co., was this day dissolved by mutual consent, and that in future the said business will be carried on by THOMAS KENNEDY MACDONALD alone, under the style of “T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co.” as heretofore. Mr. Percival Johnston will act as Liquidator of the business of the firm up to this date, having fall power to deal with all matters relating to the winding up of the said partnership. As witness our bands this tenth day of June, 1879. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD. PERCIVAL JOHNSTON. Witness to the signatures of the said Thomas Kennedy Macdonald and Percival Johnston, E. M. Ollivikb, Solicitor, Wellington. SPECIAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS. I have to request that all accounts against the late partnership as above, either for open accounts or bills current, be rendered to me in detail on or before the 30th June instant. All debts due to the said partnership must be paid to me on or before the said 30th day of June instant, otherwise they will be placed in the hands of my solicitor for collection. PERCIVAL JOHNSTON, Liquidator. Referring to the above announcement, Mr. Macdonald, in thanking the friends and clients of the firm for their past liberal support, begs to state that in compliance with numerous requests he has decided to add to the Laud auction business the sale by auction of General Merchandise, Furniture, Stock, Produce, &c., and that he hopes to bring to bear upon these branches of the business the same energy and success that has so long characterised the land sales of his firm. The following special features will characterise the General Auction business; — Ist. It will be a commission business, pure and simple ; no goods being sold on personal account. 2nd. All sold goods uncleared within 21 hours of sale, will be re-sold the day after. 3rd. All auction proceeds will he booked direct to a trust account, thereby giving perfect security to vendors. ■lth. Aocoint sales will be rendered, and proceeds handed to vendors within four days from day of each sale. A careful adherence to the above rules, coupled with moderate charges, will doubtless be appreciated by the mercantile and general public, aud supply a want long felt. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO., LAND AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, Gnnv and Featherstojt streets, Wellington.

Education Board Office, Wellington, sth Juno, 1879. A RCHITECTS are invited to send in, on .ijL or before the 21st INSTANT, Designs for a Wooden Building for a mixed School in Upper Willis-street, to be built on Town Acre 116. The building must afford accommodation for 600 children, and cost not to exceed £3OOO. Bor any further particulars apply to the Chairman of the T'e Aro School, or to this office. ROBERT LEE, Secretary. SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), through their agency, 1, Spring-street, Sjduoy, have made arrangements for storage there of Exhibits, pending completion of the Exhibition Buildings, and will undertake the care of any such addressed to them, free of all charges, except fire insurance and any actual cash expenses. FREDERICK BATTLEY, Secretary. AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. WELLINGTON AGENCY. The above Company has ABANDONED the ASSOCIATION TARIFF, and the undersigned is now prepared to ACCEPT RISKS on all Classes of TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTY without reference to the Tariff. EDWARD PEARCE, Agent. Welllington, 3rd June, 1579.

INSURANCE COMPANY. EIRE AND LIRE. The ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY has withdrawn from the Wellington Tariff in this City and Provincial District, and the undersigned is now prepared to accept risks of all kinds at rates independent of the Tariff. W. M. BANNATYNE, Agent. Wellington, 2nd June, 1879. OF DISSOLUTION. The Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, trading together as General Storekeepers, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. , All persona having claims against the late firm are requested to forward them without delay to William Sellar, who will discharge the same, and all accounts due to them will be collected by him. Dated at Masterton, this 15th day of May, 1879. W. SELLAR. FRED. W. HALES. Witness— Fred. W. Greks, Clerk to Charles F. G a with, Solicitor, Masterton. In future the business will be carried on by Frederick William Hales, who, while thanking customers for their liberal support to the late firm, assures them that no effort will be spared to merit a continuance of the same. F. W. HALES. CITY COUNCIL Competitive Designs for Proposed Town Hall and Municipal Buildings for Christchurch. The City Council of Christchurch are prepared to receive DESIGNS for a TOWN HALL and MUNICIPAL OFFICES in accordance with the Conditions and Plan of Site deposited at the Office of the Town Clerk at Dunedin, Auckland, Wellington, Nelson, Hokitika, Oamaru, Titnaru, Napier, Wanganui, Invercargill, and Christchurch. Premiums offered are £IOO for the Best Design, and £SO for the second. Designs, addressed to the Town Clerk, are to be sent to the Town Clerk’s Office, Christchurch, by Noon of the 14th July, 1879. F. J. HASKINS, Town Clerk. City Council Office, Christchurch, 18th April, 1879. Copies of the Conditions and Plans of the Site can be obtained at the Town Clerk’s Office of any of the Boroughs above named. O T I C E. The Partnership of Ellaby and Callis having been Dissolved* on the 31st December last, the public are hereby notified that my name continues upon the office window- of Mr. C. H. Ellaby, of Grey-street, Wellington, against my wishes and without my consent. CHARLES CALLIS, Late of Ellaby & Callis. Wellington, 19th April, 1879.