NAPIER BANKRUPTCY COURT.
MOTIONS RE J. C. KINROSS. Napieu, to-day. The Chief Justice sitting in bankruptcy had several applications before him in the estate of Mr J. (!-. Kinross. The first was for maintenance out of the estate, which was refused, His Honor remarking that the furniture given by the creditors was worth at least £4-">0, which was equal to more than £4 a week for two years. Two other applications were for refunding moneys paid prior to the bankruptcy on the grqund of illegal preference, the chief being £1000 paid to Robjohns and Co. In both cases an order i was made that evidence should be taken before the Registrar and arguments heard at Wellington. The last application was by i the Assignee to sot aside as void a niqrtgago given by Mr Kinross over t lie steamer Ahuriri to Kinross White, nephew. This > case is proceeding. (
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5437, 29 March 1889, Page 2
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