CHAMBER BUSINESS.

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CHAMBER BUSINESS.

terjns of an application authorising plaintiffs to borrow £1-500 upon mortgage or otherwise upon sees. 30 and 31 and part of sec. 29, block 2, Mabel, also lots 10, 11, and 79, block 1, Mabel, and carry on the business. Mr J. Macalister appeared for the plaintiffs and Mr J. L. Watson consented on behalf of the defondants.

In re the estate of John Milne, late of Morton Mains, fanner, the amount of maintenance for wife and child was raised from 15s a week to the full amount of the income from the estate— £73 per year Mr T. M. Macdonald appeared in support of the application, Mr Stout for the trustees, and Mr J. Macalister for the beneficiaries.

This concluded the business before the court, which then rose.

- Probates were granted as follows :— ln re the will of Cornelias Barry, late of Orepuki, miner, to Carl Otto Reichel and John Whelan, on the motion of Messrs Hall, Stout and JLillicrap ; in re the will of Frederick W. Lonneker late of Stewart Island, settler, to Hannah S. Lonneker and W. Traill, on th& motion of Mr Jas. Harvey ; in re the will of Jas. I^cTavish, late of Oreti Plains, farmer, to Jane McTavißh and C. D. Moore, on the motion of Mr J. L. Watson ; in re the will of Thomas A. Connor, late of Wyodham, plumber, to Ann Eliza Connor, on the motion of Mr C. S. Longuet ; in re the will of Jane Giikison, late of Invercargill, to John Giikison and J. E. Watson, on the motion of Air J. L. Watson ; in re the will of Margaret Peterson, late of Inveroargill, to John, Stead and Wm. Hall, on the motion of Mr C. S. Longuet ; in re the wUKoi RoberJtOilmour, late of Invercargdl, journalist and newspaper proprietor, to James, Robert Joyce, David J., and Douglas Gt Gilmoar, on the motion of Messrs T. M. Macdonald and Sons ; in re the will of Neil McSpdrrap, late of Oteramika, farmer, to Mary Sellars Wilson, on the motion of Messrs Macalister Bros ; in re the will of John Peterson, late of AthoL miner, to Caroline Peterson, on tb,e motion of Messrs T. M. Macdonald and Sons. The foUowing shareholders in. the Grbydoo G.D. Company were ordered to pay amounts due under a call, with £1 6s costs in each case-. William. Halliday, miner, Waikaia, £13 15s j Henry Hardman, miner, Waikiua, £18 15s; William Gilmour, farmer Gore, £4 10s; John Henderson, miner, Waikaia, £8 .ids; John Loftos-^mith, miner, Gere, ' £7 10s ; Robert Wilson, butcher, Gore. 7£B 10s; Thomas Rupert Carrpll, ho&ikeeper, Otamita £8 10s.— Mr W. A. Stout appeared for the company and there was no appearance of any of defendants. ; \ ffipnijur applinatinn against Alfred Dicksoni Oore, "was dismissed, Mr R. W. Hall stating that defendant had been adjudicated a bankrupt since taking up the shares and had b^en discharged. In W estate of Alexander Gerrard, late of W|btQP» fanner, _i»teßtete, a, petition was granted authorising Jane Gerrard and Thos. Geirard to carry on the bus ness, on the motion of Meoers T. M- iMacdonald and Sons. ' ' , ;; . \..., . -....-••. ..-. ■ In re the will of Jane Lamont, late of Woodlands, and in the matter between William Wilson Shirreffe and Dugald MeKenzie, plaintiffs, and John Lamont and others, defendants, »n order was made in