INTESTATE ESTATES.
A number of statements of account of persons who have «lie«l intestate in this province, are published by Mr Rooert Chapman, the OffioiaL Administrator of Intestate Estates at Ofcago, in the New Zealand Gazette of the 11th inst. The following are the balances of these estates left after the payment of all expenses :—
Robert Thompson, 6d ; John Craig, labourer, Dunedin, L 3 13s ; Samuel Cockroft, L 9 7s lid ; George Hyde LI 4s 3d • H. Morton, LI 15s 6d ; William Whitson, L 2 3s ; Bryan Redmond, Lsl Os 4d ; James Brook Stirling, LIOO <fe od j Timothy Sheehan, L 25 18a, paid J. HL O'Loughlin ; Peter Curie, miner, Blackstone Hill, LI 13s; John Larkins, LI <s 8d ; David Angus, L 66 10s 7d, paid Gilliea and Turton ; Patrick Gleeson, nil ; John Hornbuckle, L 132 15s 9d, paid Smith and Dempsey ; Thomas Redpath (supplementary account) LB91 1 osl|d, paid Gilhes and Turton ; George Fuller, miner, Q ueensto wn, L 5 5s ; Henry Naaon, miner Wakatip, L 8 15a 6d ; Hugh Ross, L 2 43 6d ; Wm. Yatea, L 4 14s ; Hetfry Fanlkner, 9s 8d ; Bernard Trainer, foun<2 drowned in Clutha river, 12s; William H Mendowney, L 2 ss; Edwin Blencoe, carpenter, Dunedin, lslOd ; Hugh Mair, LI 13s: John Brown, Lllß 17s 4H ; Robert Pringle, due to estate, L 27 19s 2d ; Frederick Finch, Waitahuna, 37s ; James Graham, overpaid, LI 10s; Thomas Woods, miner, Kawarau, Lls 63, paid to widow of deceased; Thos. A. Greig, L 7 19s 6d, paid Martin Sholl ; George Hutton, miner, Maori Point, overpaid, 3s; James Dickson, Dunedin, L 63 8s 6d, paid attorney of father ; John Stevens, L 32 14? ; Alexr. Mackenzie, miner, Tuapeka, L 62 13s; Robert Gellatly, # L 23 4s 6d ; Daniel M'Auliffe, miner, Teviot L 44 i 4?, paid widow of deceased ; William 'Carson, hostler, Dnnedin, nil; person, ! name unknown, who commit ed suicide at • Mr Henley's station, West Taieri, on op about Feb. 18th, 1864, LlO 17s 8d ; George ' Green, miner, Ll4 7s 6d, remitted Mrs C. Bos ward, Geelong; Joseph JNicoll, ■ 17s 51; Caroline Woodman, Hindon, L 2 1110 1 6d; Donald Weir, Matanaka, \ihil: John James Youle, L 8 15s 4d, I remitted Fredk. Youle, London ; Evan Hu<*he3, miner, Otago, Ll2 13s 6d ; Catherine Grennan, LI 10s 3|d ; William Lockie, miner, Munro's Diggings, L 59 3s lOd, paid Colonial Sub- Treasurer ; Robert Johnston, L 64 18a 6d ; Peter Yola, miner, Waitahuna, 11s 3d ; David Dewe, L 27 18s 6d ; John J. Hardman, L3B 15s 5d ; Aaron Bell, miner, Alexandra, LI 18s 5d ; Dugald Hunter, bushman, Woodhaugh, nil / Hugh Tait, 2s ; John Torrance Brysson Torrance, doctor of medicine, Roxburgh wes% Ll3 93 6d, nil ; James G. Inglis, Danedin, 1-4 6s lOd ; Thomas Wilson, o amaru, Ll9 6s 6d ; Johann Kathgen, L 44 7s 6d; Andrew Goodall, .bookkeeper, Dunedin, nil ; Frederick SbUts, miner, Kawarau. Junction, L 36 4a 3d ; William Broadfoot, Dunedin, 10s ; John Johnson. Waitahuna, L 52 7s 6d ; Peter Walker Mennie, miner, Upper Shotover, Ll4 13a 6d ; William Keating, miner, I Tuapeka, L 2 19s.
Some three hundred thousand human soula havft Yen added tdhe population of London since the census of 1851. Withm the border of that metropolis are gathered one-tenth part of the popnlati n of Scotland, England, and TreUnd. It is five times more populous than New York, four times m re populous than St. Petprsbu-2, twice as papulous as Constantinople, with two-thirds more people in it than in Pans, and one-fourth more than the population of Pekin. Every eight minute? of every day of every year one per cent, dies, and every five minutes of every day of every year one is born, The extant of its territory is never the "same. Measuring within its girdle 90 square miles, every year Borne green fi4ds are built over, and some new suburb arises with five or six hundred houses, and three or four thousand inhabitants. It is at once the Court, the seat of Government, the centre of fashion, the home of all the charities, and a general rendezvous for most of the criminal and desperate classes of the kingdom. It contains one hundred thousand winter tramps, forty thousand coisters; thirty thousand paupers in the Union, more Jews than are to be found in all Palestine, as many Asiatics and other heathenß as are to be found in Poona, *with a criminal class, of whom 66,000 were committed last year' (so,ooo males and 16,000 female?)! of Which number only 7,000 could read and i write.
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Otago Witness, Issue 904, 27 March 1869, Page 17
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749INTESTATE ESTATES. Otago Witness, Issue 904, 27 March 1869, Page 17
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