DISTRICT COURT.

Colonist, Volume XXII, Issue 2600, 13 September 1879, Page 3

DISTRICT COURT.

* YESTERDAY. '' '] [Before his Honor Jtoob Bhoid.] " '-- '-a s. • m>, ur . , ,1 IN,, BANKRUPTCY; m*:i./. sJ* ' He A. TEitTTTBrrBB'g Deed of Assignment,'. ~ ;^ \ ''Mr Bunny appeared for tho < debtor, 'matW, «nd applied'for a declaration of the qomplet* execution of bhe deed, whiob wa« ,grab^ed" in the 1 usual1 foifm.i i • • ' ' , ' ''1 ).' jv 'i «Tis " 'S$ A.Eiiiott'b Deed of Anignnient. f^'ld * Mr Biinny in thin matter also applied for a deolar»>l tion of complete execution, whioh was grahted. > >]iU Se Johk Lewis Moblbt, a Bankrupt.< 115''hI Mr Bunny appeared, for this bankrupt, and 'moTftd for an order of discharge. The trustee's report,was re«d, the bankrupt' examined, whereupon the order as prayed was made. ' ( ' '' " , He J. F. Oombu, a Bankrupt. *' ! Mr Bunny, on behaif of this bankrupt, mored for order ofjdisoharge, which, after the trustee's report had beon read and the bankrupt examined, ;wa» granted. Ee<W. Gbi*t, a Bankrupt. ' " ' * Mr Percy AJutu, who appeared for this bankrupt,1 mored for «n order of disoharge. The trustee mad» his report, and the bankrupt Earing been exajnined, the order ac prayed was granted. In the source ,of> his remarks, Mr Adams mentioned that the debtor in order to be present at Court, 1 left Riwaka'on Thuriday erening and walked the whole distance' 1 into Nelson, some 35 miles, he baring eren missed the train at Richmond. , <.' ! iv i