A CHEERFUL BANKRUPT.
[Pe» Pjikss Association.] AUCKLAND, July 27. A stammer !:• of the affairs of Donald (iiit'U'.clery, a bankrupt farmer residing :\b Pollck, was received by the Official .-W:igne<j Yesterday The bankrupt estimates his liabilities to unsecured creditors at £328 18s and his assets at 1387 lo.s. leaving a nomimd surplus cf :?B!JS 17A. ■ " Ladies and .gentlemen," the bankrupt stated. after accounting for bis positi'm, ".1 am hero to-day not to dodge ytuir claims or only ps>y part-, b'»t to call on those who have the right in pay awl to yur, the shoulder to tho wheel as i have done awl ani still ruing to do/ to ma-ko those 6oJi ;:•/ far id a irivo me. the true 1; elj> to lighten the burden by cut king those pay who ought to pay, or. if you •take every shilling I own, f will still be n, .happy maai, having tho best w«•uait in the world as rev wife and the. best baby that- Heaven could present. lam .voting raid v."ill pay --"'-very penny you claim "
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9910, 27 July 1910, Page 3
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175A CHEERFUL BANKRUPT. Star (Christchurch), Issue 9910, 27 July 1910, Page 3
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