SUPREME COURT.
IN CHAMBETRS. Friday, February 2. (Before his Honor Mr Justice Williams.) Probate was granted in the estates of the following deceassd persons:—Catherine Mackenzie, William Cruiokshank, William Edmund Blackmore, Rachel Ferguson Judge, Arthur Messent, Thomas Smith Niohol, William John Winter, Percy Silke Brodie, Farquhar M'Kcnzie, John Carlyle Irving, Margaret Cleave, Stewart M'Leod, Margaret Wallace, Ruth Churchill Simmons, George Horton, John Hunter, Margaret Bowie, Daniel Robertson, Walter John A burn, Septimus De Leon, Lucy Anne Fitzgerald, Robert Taylor, Jane Mackie, Elizabeth Thomson, Robert Lee, Thomas Emerson, Mary Muir, Louisa Bell, George. Cruickshank, Annie Cairns, Margaret Duncan, Sarah Elizabeth Thomson, Charles Beach, John Sangster, David Borrie, Margaret Smith, Augustus Thomas, Elizabeth Richmond, Orr Marshall, Rose M'Bride, William Domigan, Obcd King, Isabella Robertson, John Hopkins, Ariohbald Fletcher. Letters of administration were granted in the following estates: —James Henry Kitt (will annexed), Mary Rcilly, James Absalom Green, John Timpany, Edward Puddy, George Stanley Chandler, Cora Wood, Lucy Elizabeth Patience Monson, end Charles Bilderbeck Mead Branson (de bonis non). In re Sarah Smith (deceased). —Motion to confirm registrar's report (Mr Harvey).— Report confirmed; remuneration accordingly ; costs (£5 ss) out of estate. In re Catherine Wilson (deceased). — for leave to distribute state (Mr Webb).— notices as suggested; question of commission referred to registrar. In re James Gordon (deceased). —Petition for leave to sell land, etc. (Mr Calvert). — Order in terms of prayer. Cook to Bishop (Mr D. Stewart).—Motion for extension of time for registering instrument.—Accordingly; usual order within f.even days.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3021, 7 February 1912, Page 63
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245SUPREME COURT. Otago Witness, Issue 3021, 7 February 1912, Page 63
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