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Southland Times, Volume 3, Issue 102, 16 October 1863, Page 8

Miscellaneous. : [ NOTICE ishereby. given*, that % ; DSed tbearing date the 21st day of September,; 1863. made between Colin NicolCampbell and Henry Hornerj both of Invercargill, Merchants, df ; the one J part,' and John M'Donald and Henry William Whitton; also of Invercargill aforesaid, Merchants, of the other part — the said Colin Nicol Campbell and; Henry Homer did convey end a«sign unto the a dd John M/Donald and Henry William Whitton,! all and every thgir real and personal Estate for the equal benefit of the Creditors of theirs, the said Colin Nicol Campbell and Henry • Homer; ; that the said Deed was executed by the said , Colin Nicol Campbell and Henry Homer respectively, in the presence of, and attested by Thomas Bhailer Weston, Solicitor, Invercargill, and Joseph Bullopk : Needham, Gentleman, also of Invercargill aforesaid, and by the said John MDonald and Hfnry William Whitton respectively, in the presence of John Felix and of the said Thomas Shailer Weston. And further notice is hereby given, that the said Deed now lies for the inspection of, and execution by the Creditors of the said Colin Nicol Campbell and Henry Homer respectively, at the office of the said Thomas Shailer Weston, situate in Donstreet in Invercargill aforesaid, and all Creditors not. executing 6he same within Twenty- eight days from the date hereof, will be peremptorily excludpd from the benefit thereof. Dated this 2 1st day of September. 18«3 THOMAS S. WESTON, Solicitor to the Trustees. NOTICE is hereby eiven that by Deed bearing date the 10th of October, 1863, made between GKOKGE MILBANK of Tnvercarg-ill. But-her, on the one part, and GEORGE BURGOYNE also of Invercargill, Contractor, and JOSEPH BALLANGER of luvercargill aforesaid, Plumber, on the other part the said George Milbank did convey and assisrn unto the said George Burgoyne and Joseph Ballanger, all and every bis real and personal estate for the equal benefit of the creditors of him, the said G.orge Milbank : That the said Deed was executed by the said George Milbank, George Burgoyne and Joseph Dallanjer in the presence of and attested by CHARLES REESE of Invercarorill aforesaid. Jeweller, and THOMAS SHAILER WESTON", also of Invercargill, Solicitor: And further notice is hereby given, that the said Deed now lies for the inspection of and execution by the creditors of the said George Milbank, at the oflice of the said Thomas Shailer VVe^ton, situate in Doe and Usk streets, in luvercargill aforesaid, and all Creditors not executing the same within twenty-eight days from the date hereof, will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit thereof. THOS. S. WESTON, Solicitor to the Trustees. Dated the 10th day of October, 1863, NOTICE. Tl/fR. SOUTH, Solicitor, considers it necessary to *- state, in consequence of an unfounded report having gone abroad to the contrary, that he is, find always has been, PRACTISING CONVEYANCING, as well as the other branches o bis profession. NOTICE. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given that I. Joseph Rogers, J\| of Glenquoich Station, did, on the 22isd June last, cease to have any connection with an accommodation house situated on ray run, and that I am in no way responsible for any debts which a certain William Turner may have contracted since that date, nor for any which ho may hereafter contract, JOSEPH ROGERS. 3rd October, JS63. TVTOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership JM hitherto existing under the firm or style of Rae & Davidson, as Painters, Glaziers, and Paperhangers, in Dee-street, Invercargill, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Dated at Invercargill, this 25th day of September, 1863. JOHN RAE. ANDREW DAVIDSON. Witness — Joiin N. Anderson. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OK COLIN NICOL CAMPBELL AND HENRY HORNER. "VTOTICR is hereby given that all persons having JM claims against this Estate must lodjjje full particulars thereof with Mr Thos. S. Weston, Solicitor, at his office, Don street, within fourteen dajs from this date, with a view to the examination of the same. JOHNMAOnONALD, ] Tmstces HENRY W. WHITTON,] iiustces - September 2Mb, 1863. IN THE ASSIGNED E>TATE Of COLIN NICOL CAMPBELL AND HENRY HORNER. ALL persons indebted to this Estate arc requested to pay the amount of their accounts to Mr 1 hos. S. Weston within fourteen days from this date, failing which legal proceedings will be instituted. JO FTN MACDONALD. ") Tru .,. pes HENRY W. WHITTON,] iruscees - September 2 Ath, 1863. TO FARJYIRTJS. CARTERS, HORSE BREEDERS, &c, &o. TO STAND this Season at Myross Bush Farm, Wnihopai, that splendid Heavy Draught Entire Horse, R 0 V ' A L OAK. Royal Oak is by the celebrated imported horse, Tusman (which was considered by competent judges to be the perfection of horseflesh), dam imported same time, and "for which the sum of * 300 was paid in Scotland. Royal Oak is now six years old ; rich dapper brown, perfectly sound, of sweet temper, and a sure foal getter. He has gained nine first prizes in Victoria, certificates of which may be seen with the owner. It is intended to travel the above horse to Invercargill and Wallaeetiwn at stated intervals, which will appear in a futm-e advertisement, and as he will be limited to a certain number of mares, an early application is requested. Terras, £8 ; Grooming, 8?. A good paddock for mares, to which every attention shall be paid, but without any responsibility. J. J. CUFF. TO STAND THIS SEASON. rplIE Thorough-Bred ENTIRE HORSE HIS EXCELLENCY, will stand at McKenzie's Stables, Riverton, and will travel to Wallacetown every Ninth day, commencing from the Ist clay of October. Terms Six Guineas each Mare, to be paid before removal. A well-watered Paddock will be provided, without responsibility. No charge until the mares are stinted, after which the usual charge for paddocking will be made. ROBERT M'KENZIE. TO THE PRESBYTEKIANS OF THE PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND. IT is notorions that whilst our population has been increasing with astonishing rapidity, the provision for its spiritual welfare has been all but stationary. There is at the present moment an urgent demand for at least four additional Presbyterian ministers. At the recent meeting of Presbytery, I brought our wants before their notice, and a plan for remedying them, which was sanctioned. This plan consists in raising a fund ij Southland for paying the passages of additional ministers for Southland, to be landed at the Bluff, and to officiate iv the first instance in our vacancies. I have been authorised to write home for three or four additional ministers. I believe suitable men will readily be procured from the various Presbyterian Churches; but it is indispensably necessary that we raise funds to bring them to our shores. This is the reason for my present appeal. The harvest truly is great and ever increasing ; let all who love the Lord Jesus, and the souls of men, contribute as God hath prospered them, and the work will be done at once. Mr Geisow haskindly consented to act as General Treosurer. District Collectors will be appointed, and no sums will be recorded but those that are paid to the Treasurer. 1 ANDREW H. STOBO.