The Reporter.
IN BANKRUPTCY. At a sitting of the District Court in bankruptcy at Invercargill on Tuesday, His Honour Judge Ward held over for six months the discharge of G. Russell, horse dealer, Gore, who had, he said, in 2-| years gone through, in horse-racing and betting, £SOO from the sale of a farm and £3OO more. In the case of Malachi Hanley, Gore, the order of discharge was extended over twelve months, His Honour remarking that Hanley had been trading in a most reckless manner. An order for discharge in the case of Robert Fleck, Riverton, was opposed on behalf of Noah Keen, who had gained a verdict for £SOO against Fleck for the loss of a limb while working a threshing mill. The order of discharge was made conditional on bankrupt paying 10s in the £.
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Southern Cross, Volume 10, Issue 16, 19 July 1902, Page 7
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137The Reporter. Southern Cross, Volume 10, Issue 16, 19 July 1902, Page 7
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