SUPREME COURT

Southland Times, Issue 17679, 17 June 1914, Page 6

SUPREME COURT

IN CHAMBERS. The remainder of the business transacted in Chambers at the recent sitting of the .Supreme Court, which ended on Saturday, is as follows: — John o’Shaughnessy. deceased —Petition for payment of debts out of capital instead of income.——Mr Alacalister in support. Potitcm granted. Joint O’Shaughnessy. leceascd. and the Trustee Act. 1903.—Originating summons for discharge of A. P. Hawke from trust of will and liability.—Mr Alacalister appeared in support of summons, which v. as granted. Herbert Leslie Stuck, deceased. Petition for order advertising that all claims be sent in or or before June 30. Air A. Macdonald appeared in support of the petition. An order was made that claims be sent in before July 14, 1914. One advertisement to bo inserted in the Western Star and one in an Invercargill newspaper. Sarah Ann Burgess, deceased Petition for administration to sell freehold land. Air Longuet appeared in support of the petition, which was granted. In the matter of the “Law Practitioners Act. 1903.” and in the matter of the applioation of Eric Russell, of Invercargill. solicitor, to be admitted as a barrister of the Supreme Court of Now Zealand.—Air Stout appeared on behalf of the applicant, ’ the application being n nil eld.