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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2407, 9 June 1882, Page 4

BantaraptoY. _' IN BANKRUPTCY. TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIM ARU L AND OAMARU, holden at Timaru. Io the matter of The Debtors and Creditors Act 1876 and of the Act* amending the same and of the bankruptcy of WILiIAM HbN*T Cqttebbll, a .Debtor. It is her«by notifled that no Creditors having- attended' or been represented at the .first, meeting of the Creditors of the above-named debtor or at tbe adjournment thereof, I have, appointed George Frederick Clulee, of Timaru, Accountant m Bankruptcy, to be Creditors Trustee of the estate and effects of tbe abovenamed pebtor, and he hap m writing accepted tbe same. Dated thif Bth day of June, 1883. THOMAS HOWLBY, 6-9 1239 Clerk of Court. IN THE ESTATE OF HENRY BROWN OF TIMARU, BAKER, A BANKRUPT. A LL OLAIM9 AGAINST this Estate J\. must be sent m by Monday, 12th inst.', or they will not be recognised. T. HALL, 60 1230 Trustee. IN THE ESTATE OB 1 J. T. HEALEY, FIEST BANKRUPTOY. 4 FIRST and final DIVIDEND is now A. payable at the Office ot Hall and Meason. ■ T. HALL, 6-9 1231 Trnstfe. liost and Found. £2 REWARD. STRAYED from Burnside Mains on the Ist June, one Bay Haokoey GELDIN G, branded like Cross over O on shoulder, when lost had Cover on. One Black Yearling Draught COLT, star on forehead, white hind feet, no brand. Any person returning the same to me will receive the above reward. 6 9 1282 O. P. MoOALLUM. Trespass Notices NOTICE A NY PERSON FOUND TBESPASBING /\ m Mount Horrible Bush (known as Rhode*' Bush will be Proseouted. A. W. WRIGHT, . 6te niareraont. -, PERSONS m PURSUIT of GAME or otheiwise on Highbury Farm, Opihi Gorge, Raineliff, will be PROSEOUTKD s and anyone giving information of such Trespass will be rewarded. I. JEFCOATE, : - Prospect Farm, 5-16 528 Pareora. UOTIOE. ALL PERSONS - found TRESPASSING on my properties at Levels Valley, also at Opuha, will be proseouted. 6-22 1081 JAMBS SULLIVAN. . NOTIUU. A LL Person* found TRESPASSING m r\ pursuit of game or otherteite on landi belonging to Mr Thos. Kara will be proseouted 8. A. BRISTOL, : Pighuntine CrMk. GABITES AND PLANTED WINTER SEASON, 1882. TUST OPENED— OUR TBTRD SHIPMENT ; ' . OB \ \ , SEASONABLE GOODS, "" Bx Akaroa and Tamerlane, .Comprising— ■ Oheiriot' Tweeds, warm, comfortable and cheap , Norwich Costume Cloths, quite new Norwich .Meltpn Cloths, very choice Black French Serges One Case ladies' Ulsters, at 6s lid each One Case Knitted Wool Petticoat! One Case Black Satin Petticoats, quilted and trimmed, very ohoioe ' 20 Dozen. Wool Bqnares, at 2s lid, > a t • bargain ■ Two Cases Ladies' and' Maids' Underolothing ' One Case Baby Linen Ladies' Two-button Colored Calf Gloves, •n. ' ior riding ■ ■ ■ - 'Two Cases' Shirtings ' * One Case Fan.oy Baskets, very ofaeap • ' One Case Rustio Flower Pots, unique '■■ Four: Oases Floor Cloths, new pattorns Two Cases Linoleums. > ' ' One Case PICTURES, at Is 9J per pair OLOTHING DEPABTMENT— Three Oases Gents' and Boys' Felt and ■ Tweed Hals, all new shapes Three Cases Arctic Shirts, Men's and ' Boys', all doable sewn ■ One Gate All Wool Crimean Bhirts, silfc bands . * Two Cases Men's) ' Grampian,' Wellington, and Panama Shirts ' Two Cases Gents' Saddle Tweed Suits, all shapes One Case Gents' Saddle Tweed Trousers Six .Cases Gents' Fancy Tweed Suits, Coats aud Trousers _ One Case Boys' Overcoats, speoial line Threa Cases Boys', Youths', and Men's Ulsters and .Overcoats , Three. Cases Boys' Knicker Suits, m Coeiaok, Oscar, Prince, Lowestoft, and Sudbury shtpes : ' Two Cases Boys' and Youths' Tweed ■ Trouser Suits, Imperial and Derby shspes. GABITES AND >L£H!B, i VICTORIA HOUBBJ, TIMABU. 3-24 889. , , -,'i::r. ■ ■ '. ■ ■ '■'','' ■■■■■;