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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2568, 7 September 1867, Page 7

NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. fTTHE Partnership hitherto- existing between -L Thomas Walker, and Thomas Ray, of Greytown, camera, under, tho firm of. Walker and Ray, has this day .been dissolved by mutual con* sent. All accounts due by tho firm are to b<* immediately sent in for payment, and all persons indebted to the.firm s»re requested to pay their accounts to Mr R. Lucas, who is appointed to collect tho aanio. ■ ■ ■ • THOMAS WALKEB, * THOMAS RAY. Witnesses — • : ■ Robert Lucas Edmund Jupi?. Greytown, Wairarapa, August .16, 1867. •; - - • IMPORTANT TO SETTLERS, MERCHANTS, STORE-KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. qiHOMAS WALKER begs to inform his friends X and the public of Wellington and Wairarapa. that lie will dissolve partnership with AfrThomat Ray on tho 17th inst, and after that date he will be prepared to undertake carrying between Wellington and WairarapV , i his own' account* and at the lowest possib!. : uirges. THOMAS WALKEB. August 14, 1867. — — — _______ _^ TMTR T. J. MOUNTAIN is authorised to COLLECT all ACCOUNTS owing to me, and is instructed to adopt any proceedings that may bo necessary to collect the same, unless paid before tho first day of September next. JAMES J. TAINE. Dunedin, sth August, 1867. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTJLR AGENCY. COMPANY (Limited.) IT is hereby notifiod to Shareholders in JStmZealand that an Interim Dividend, at tha rate of Ten per cent, per annum for the sia f months ending 30th June last, is now payable at the Bank of New Zealand. D. L. MURDOCH. Auckland, 26th August,. lß67. . • : . NOTICE. ~~ ~ In re HENRY BOWLER'S ESTATE. . A LL Parties having Claims againßt this Estate • xjL are requested to. send in their accounts to the undersigned, on or before the 30th day of September next, after which date they will not be recognised. ..-.:• No accounts will be, recegnised unless tho claim bo duly proven in the Supreme C«urfc. ! . . G. H. VENNELL, - • • Trustee. ' August 1, 1867. .-.->; " JRe H. Q. M'CREA'S ESTATE. ■' „„ . ALL persons having olaims against the abov» estate must sand in the amount of theie respective accounts to tho undersigned oik. o» before the 12th Sopt., 1867, otherwise they \ritt not be recognised, . * G.H. VENNELL, A. H. HICKSON, Trustees. August.l2, lß67. , INDEPENDENT ORDER RECHABITES. Hope of Wellington Tent, No. 4. THE OFFICERS and Brethren of the abow Tent are requested to assemble at the -Tent Room on Sunday next, at 230 o'clock p.m. forth* purpose of attending the funeral of the deceased - wife of Brother Thomas- McCleland. Regalio. — Collarß of the Order covered iritlk crape and. black gloves. >...•!• By order of the 0.R., ALFRED LEVY, Secretary. September 6, .1867. NOTICE. THE Funeral Procession of the WIFE of M* THOMAS M'OLELAND will leave hit residence, Dixon street, on SUNDAY, the Bfchi instant, at. hulf-past 3 o'clock p.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. , W. NICHOLSON, : Undertaker. . Sept. 7,1867. . . • WELLINGTON VOLUNTEER RIFLB CADET CORPS. npHE Names of young men desirous of joining ' . J. the above proposed corps, will be received up to the 7fch of September, by THOMAS HAY MAXWELL, Hon. Soc. pro. tern. WELLINGTON ATHEN^UM. ~"" MEMBERS are particularly requested to Pay thoir Subscriptions, now overdue, to thi Librarian. .. ; . . , Upwards of 300 new works have been added to the Library ; amongst them— : ' ' ' Tho Belton Estate, Anthony Trbllbpo Can You Forgive Her, Anthony Trollopo Last Chronicles of Bnr,3qtj .Anthony 'Trollop© Lady's Mile, Missßmddon Maxwell Drewitt, Miss Traffoijd • ■•'< . / . Belgravia, Ist volume . i Argosy, Ist volume Baker's Albort N'Yuttza • , ?. &c &c &o H. F. LOGAN, Hon. Sec. August 21, 1867. FOR SALE. * ~ mHE BISHOP OF OSNABURaH, bred by K. Lord Clifden, foaled in 1853, got bySurplio© out of Hor Royal Highness (sister to Her Majesty), ' by Vclocipedo. [See' " General Stud 800k v or : '• "New Zealand Stud' Book."] ■■■'■■' .:-•'< J Surphco (sire of the Bishop of Osnaburgh) by Toui'hstono, was the' winner of tho two grea'fe' ' events of tho Derby and Great St. Leger in 1848. The Bishop of Osnaburgh is a large and powerV • ful black horso, .and is a heavy weight currier. Ho. stands nearly 1 sixteen' hands, has a first-rate temper and constitution, and has rieVer broken down. Ho was trained by tho late Isaac Day, '' ' I and his engagements were heaVyi. In 1855-56 li« ran at _ Newmarket, 'Craven . Mooting ; ! Goodwood,, Brighton, Newmarket Fireb, Spring . Mooting, Ascot, Hampton, Newmarket July and Ist- Oct. meetings, and, was •several. ;tiraes a winner, oarrjT, v :> ing successfully in two instan.cJßa>!. l vvl|eu\o3 years old, list and lOst 71bs. For further particulars, apply to I THOS. TANNER. The Brow, Ruataniwha, Hawke's Bay, August 16, 1867.