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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5913, 21 January 1881, Page 1

Government Notification^, PROVINCIAL GAZETTE •"_ THE OTAGO DAILY TIME, HAB BBKN APPOINTED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR Tho Newspaper in which all Public Notifications which'have hitherto appeared in the OTAGO PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETI Shall henceforth be published. NoiTOß.—^The Provincial Government Gazette will no longor bo issued. IMPOUNDED, January 13th, 1881 _~. .. *y Messrs Handyside and Roberts, Laude Station:— : ..■■■... 1 red and white COW, iiko — over G off rump- oi ear marked ,■ 1 red and white BULL; no visible brand 1 red and white COW, like — overG off rump; of earmarked 1 red and white BULL (brand or scar), Tike 3 nea ribs 1 brindle and white COW, like ij off rump; off ea marked— . for which (2s 8d) two shillings and eightpeno per head is claimed, driving expenses. Andfln'de fault of being released, the above-named cattle will bi SOLD on FRIDAY, the 4th day~of February, 1881 a' 12 o'clock noon, at the Vincent County Pound, Clyde. WILLIAM WILLIAMS,..-.' . ■■ . . " ' - . ;.. . Poundkeeper. Educational. DUNEDIN BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. THE BOARDINGESTABLISHMENI in connection with the above School, under the management of Mr G. M. Thomson, Science Master, wiil be RE-OPENED on MONDAY, the 7th February. The Fees are as follow:— ■-"-■•■ I Full Boarders .. £10 0 0 each per quarter. Weekly Boarders .. £ 8 15 0 , School Fees ..£226 ~ List of articles required by each boarder, and. any other information necessary, may be obtained from Mr Thomson, or at my office. . C. MACANDREW, Secretary High School Board. Colonial Bank Buildings, Dunedin. 20ja DUNEDIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. mHE Schools will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, 24th January. SYDNEY JAMES, ' ' 21ja Secretary Dunedin School Committee. QRAKANUI COLLEGE, BLUESKIN. Boarding-school for Boys. Next term begins WEDNESDAY, February 2nd, 1881. ,-,^. . Terms, including 'all extras, except music, guineas per annum. Apply Rev. R. L. STANFORD, " sja , Bluoskin. BE A E M A R H O US E. The FIRST TERM will commence on TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th. . MISS DICK, Albert! street. At home from 2to 4 p.m. ,- . IBja MRS GILKISON having Removed to ■ Manor place, her School will commence in tho beginning of February. ,-. . igj a Legal Notices. IN BANKRUPTCY. "VTOTICE.—The Otago Daily Times 1b XT duly appointed GAZETTE for all Notices undei the Debtors and Creditors Act , v IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DISTRICT. ' No. 735. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," "The Debtors arid Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1878,'' and " The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1879," and of tho Bankruptcy of JAMES BRIGGS, of Caversham, near Dunedin, New Zealand, Bricklayer, a Debtor. THIS IS TO NOTIFY that David Renxir Hat, of Dunedin, certificated acconntant in bankruptcy, has been appointed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court, at Dunedin, Creditors' Trustee in tho above estate, and that ho has'm writing accepted such appointment. Dated at Dunedin, this twentieth day of January, 1831* : lIENRY C. BREWER, Deputy-registrar. And I hereby summon a GENERAL MEETING of the Creditors of tho abovenamed debtor, to be held at tho Supremo Courthouse, Dunedin, on THURSDAY, tho twenty-seventh day of January, 1881, to consider the debtor's Intended application for his discharge. Dated at Dunedin, this twentieth day of January, ISBI. DAVID R. HAY, W.H.M-KH.V, Creditors-Trustee. Debtor's Solicitor. IN BANKRUPTCY. N0.:736. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at -Ll at Adjourned Meeting of the Creditors ol CHARLES THOMAS MURPHY, of Dunedin, Brewer, a Debtor, held this day at the Supreme Courthouse, Dunedin, Tiioitis Callenber, of Dunedin, certificated accountant in bankruptcy, was appointed Creditors' Trustee in Bankruptcy of the property of the said Charles Thomas Murphy, and he has duly notified t<3 the Registrar his acceptance of the office. HENRY C. BREWER, Deputy-registrar. DUKOAX AND MaCOREOOB, Solicitors, Dunedin. Publications. 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