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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1157, 5 September 1865, Page 6

_ Volunteer JNotice. on rjIHK Officers of (he various Volunteer Corp JL are requested to attend at the Drill Shed to-morrow, at one o'clock. „,, J. CABGILL, na Major Duaedin Militia. Militia and Volunteer Office, sth September. 1885. its . rk Bazaars. OTAGO BENEVOLENT ASY.LUJI. - '■ FANCY FAIS. A FANCY FAIR, in aid of the above Institution, will be held in December of thii year. The Committee re-tpeetfally i-ivite those Ladies ■who ar-j desirous of assisting, or beins; members of the Ladies' Oommitt c (now being forineo), tc send in their name) wilh as Httb delay as pos- . Bible. tp- W. M. HOPPRE. Secretary. >n Lost, Found, &c. L 2 KEW AKD. STOLKN* or Strayed, from trie Kilmog Hotel, Bfnffikin, a Light JJraaebt Bay Horse, branded JC near ehon'lder; a small niece oat of near nostril. Whoever will return the eawc, or give any information to vr Keith, Kilmog [ 0 Hotel, Blueskin, will receive (he above reward. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, or Strayed, from the vicinity of Albany street, a Small English Terrier, B!ack-and-Tan Color-cropped enre and tail. Apply at the office of tliis paper. COCKATOO LOST. LOST.— A Large White Cockatoo. Please return to Mrs Robjrtson, Maitland street. _ A reward will be given. LOST, last night, in the vicinity of ths White Horss Hotel, a valuable Colonial Gold Brooch. The finder will hi rewar.ied on appli- . cation to W. H- Shephird, White Horse Hotel. FOUN '. —A Newfoundland D^g, with collar. Owner can have him by paying expenses. > Brown, BenJico Express. i iii. i Legal Notices. i liV THK SUPREME COURT OF NEW i ZEALAND, OT.IGU AND SOUTHLAND ; DISTRICT. In the matter of the Petition of William Hepburu and John Davie, both of Dunedin, in the Province of Otago, and Colony of .New Z-a'and, Auctioneers, carrying on busines« there in co- partnership together as buc!% under the style 1 nnd firm of M'Landress, Hepburn and Co, praying for the s.qaestratiou and cession of the estate and effects of William Key an/i Henry Berwick, of IVunedin aforesaid, Cablnet-mr.kers and Uphokterers, now or lntely carrying on business there, in co-pirtner^hip, under the style and firm of Key and Berwick, for the benefit of their cre!it"rs cenerally, and in the mattf r of the " Debtors and Creditors Act, 1862.» WHEREAS the abeve named William Hepburn and John i.'avie have this day presented their Petition, in writing, to me, Henry Bamucl Chnpman, a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Otago and Southland District, praying for the seque.°tration and cession of the estate of William Key and Henry Berwick, of Dutedin, in the Province of Utago and Co!ony of New Z-salancf, cabinet-makers and upbo/sterers, now or lately carrying on business tbcm in copartnership, under the style and firm of Key and Berwick, for the benefit of the creditor* generally, of the said WiJliam Key nnd Henry Berwick, in manner provided by the Debtors and Creditors Act, 1862; and have also made affidavit of such facts ns have satisfied me of the truth of the matterscontaimd in such Pclition. Aud whereas I have appointed the second day of October next for the hewing of the said Petition. And whereas it has been msde to appear, to my satisfaction, that in the meantime it is expedient that the estate of the said William Key and Henry Berwick shall be placed under sequestration io the band!) of John Davifi, of Dnmdin af'irrsai'l, Auctioneer, nnd George Turnbull, of Dune'iin aforesaid, Merchant, two of the creditors of the said William Key and Henry Berwi k. Wow, therefore, I <io order that the estare and effects of the said Wil'fnm Key aal Henry Berwick, whatsoever and wheresoever situafe. be and the same are hereby nrcordinely. placed under srques'ration in the hands of the said John Davie an.i George Turnbull, and that the same ahtli he tikc-n and hcli by Ihem until the further order of this Honorable Ucurt. Dated thisrecond day of September, ad. 1865 (L.S.) (-igned) H. S. CHAPMAN. K. C, Keg-, Ct*go. IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM MOORK, OF DUNKDIN, L&BORSB, DKCHASED INTESTATE. PURSUANT to a Rule of this Honorable Court, the Creditors of the above deceased r.re, on or before ihe 4 h day of Octob-r next, to crme in and prove tbeir claims before m«\ at my Office, Court Touse, Dunedin ; in default of which, they will not derive any benefit from the said Estate. ROBT. CHAPMAN, Registrar. Supreme Court Office, Dunclin, 4th Sej,t;ajbsr, 1805. IN M'LEOD AND GIBSON'S TRUST JLSfATK. I7IINAL Dividend of One aud Sixpence in the } Pound will be payable oa and niter Ist September, at the ' fSsa of Messrs Djlgety, Rattray, and Co., in Bond street. E. QUICK f -trustees. IN THE ESTATE OF J. W. KOJINdON ALL claims against the abov estate must be sint to the office of James Finch and Co, of Rattray street, ad Ire3sed to the Trustees, on or before Wednesday, 6th September, 1865. A di vidend will he payable at the same place on the following Fridny. BICHABD H. LBARY, For self and Co-Trustee. IN THE ESTATE OF MaNING AND WHITToN, INVERCARQILL. ON and after the Fir«t Day of September, 18:5, a Second Dividend of One Shillinfr and Eijzhtpence io the Pouad on all Debts proved in the above Ketate will be paid on application at the Bank of New South Wales, Inveroirgill. 31st August, 1865. Public BTotkes. ALL Parlies having property at my B Jardinghouae, not removed in two months from this date, will be soil to pay expenses. A'exander Miller, Boarding house, Stuart street, Dunedin: Dunedin, 2 )th august. 1665. NOTICE.— Poison Laid on my Paddock for Doge. Donald Balmoral, West Taieri. NOTICE. ~ I SHALL not be Responsible for any Debts contracted by my wife MARY PALMER, she having left me two years and a half ago without any just sause. ALFRKD PALMER. Sept. 4th, 1865.