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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 864, 15 August 1879, Page 2

IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HAWKE'S BAY, COLONY OF NEWiZEALAND, HOLDEN AT GISBORNE. ■ ■ ' ' ■! In the matter of " Ther and Creditors Act, 1876," and "The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1878 " and of the Bankruptcy of ALEXANDER GIL- . LIES, of Ormond, Settler. •'. ' •■ . •: rj^HIS is to notify that there not being _L a sufficient number present at the first meeting of Creditors, 6f the abovenamed ALEXANDER GILLIES, on Wednesday, 13th AugUßt instant, the meeting was adjourned by me until .THURSDAY; 14th August, with a like ' result i whereupon I have appointed CHARLES WESLEY BULLER, of Gisborne, a duly Certificated Accountant m Bankruptcy, to be TRUSTEE m the above Estate, and that, the said Charles Wesley Buller has notified to me, m ". writing, his acceptance of the said office. > Dated this 15th day of August, 1879. • E. GRUNER, : Deputy Clerk District Court. W. Brassey, * ' ; Solicitor for the Debtor. ; t IN BANKRUPTCY. / IN- THE DISTRICT COURT OF HAWKE'S BAY, COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND, / : HOLDEN AT GISBORNE. In the matter of;: "the DebtoW and Creditors Act, 1876," and "The Debtors and Creditors Act, Amend- . ment Act, 1878," and of the Bank- ' ruptoy .of ALEXANDER GLV > ; LIES. '" _-)■ ; i,- : ':yY ■" ' I THE UNDERSIGNED,' liereby 9 declare my acceptance of the office UiO^y^TJffiintheßankruptcy of the; /""'I ENTLEMEN,:— I have the honor to inform you that, after mature consideration, I have decided to WITHDRAW myself as a candidate for the ensuing election as a member m the House of Representatives for this district. My reasons for so doing, are — 1. "That a house divided against itself cannob stand." . ; 2. That after what I have seen and ; heard, I feel sure I do not possess the necessary qualifications to represent you. 3. That as I am informed this forthcoming or present session completes the usual term, so soon as it is over the usual dissolution will take place. . ... . 4. That m the interval before dissolution, the necessary steps will have been taken to procure a re-distribution of seats, so that this immediate district will then be represented apart from Tanranga and Opotiki. I shall then, if circumstances v permit, ask for your support. 5. lam of opinion that you cannot do better than support the late member, Captain Morris, for although he may not have apparently done much, I know ■ from personal knowledge ' that he has done his best. : '» *■ I am, Gentlemen, • • ; ■ ; % Yotitt faithfully, ' ' A. F. HAKBY.