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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 821, 28 June 1879, Page 2

i In bankrtlptcy. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF %■■■ HAWKE'S BAY, COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND, „. . . . HOLDEN AT GISBORNJ^__ W In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors: Act, 1876," and "The Debtors and Orealtyfts Act Amendment Act, 1878," allot of the Bankruptcy of 4)ANIEfr EDW&RD „ .... SMITH, of Gladstone and Palmer. Btonßoads,Gißbome, Bootmaker'," a Debtor,, ■ ( rpHIS is to notify^ that DANIEL 4- EDWARD SMITH, of Gladstone andJPalinerston Road^ Gigborne, Bootmaker, has This Day filed his state- , l ment that he fa unable to 'frieet his - engagements. with his Creditors. The first MEETING* of Creditors to be held at the COURt-HOUSE, Gisborne, on WEDNESDAY, the Second Day of July, 1879, at half-past- Two o'clock in the Afternoon. Dated this 27th day of June, 187ft. v (Signed) G. L. GREENWOOD, ( Clerk of the District Coort ;■ W. R. Robinson, / ' » Solicitor for the Debtor. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT, COURT OF HAWKE'S BAY, , COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND, HOLDEN AT GISBO^NE. - In the matter of "The Debtors am : Creditors Actj 187(5," and MThl i Debtors and Creditors Act Amend- '%. ment Act, 1878," and of the Bank. rupty of ROBERT MAYHEW STEGGALL, of Matawhero, Licen-.. sed Victualler, a Debtor. ; mHIS is 'to notify- that ROBERT; -A- MAYHEW STEGGALL,- of^ajDn*; 1 tawhero, Licensed Victualler, has This Day filed his sfcaiemftnt that he is i unable to meet his engagements with his Orodtors^ 5^ -,j^ 1 The FIRST MEETING of QtMjfffy. i tobeheldattbeOOUßT-flO|ySE^lßsi ' borne, on WEDNESDAY, the Sej^oftk^j \ Dayof July, 1879, at half-pMtife^v^P > the afternoon. '. "' J^^W^X, [ Dated tins 28th day of Jttn^, l^R f ! ... . G. L^ GREENWOOD,, - V i -idierk of District Ooitrfc .. I JiOvrr, ■■ . : --: -ii--''> ■ :■•."?:••..■;■■..■■

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