DISTRICT COURT.
ASHBURTON - . --Yesterday. (Before His Honor Judge Ward.) In Bankruptcy. —Orders op Discharge. Tate, Rolaton and Anthony.—Mr Purnell, on behalf of Mr Branson, for the debtors. —His Honor said there was no- ' thing in the papers filed to show whether the bankrupts, resided or had resided in the district.—Joseph Tate, one of the d&i*~*' fondants, said he and Rolston bad resided in the Ashburton district for upwards of eight years, and Anthony had boon here ‘ >, sometime previously.—Order granted- , John Milllohaiiip.—Mr Purnell, on behalf of Mr Branson, for the debtor.—His Honor pointed out a similar discrepancy in the statements filed in this case.*—The • debtor said he had been resident ip the district three years.—Order granted. PUBLIC EXAMINATION. John Stribling- for public examination. —Mr Purnell, on behalf of Mr Branson, for the debtor—No creditors appeared, and the examination was declared closed. FBOBATB. On the application of Mr Purnell, probate of will was made In the estate of James Ranger, deceased. .. LETTERS OP ADMINISTRATION. Letters of administration in the estate . of Franz Schrader, deceased, were granted ... to the deceased’s wife. The Court then adjourned.. ■ ■
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1538, 12 May 1885, Page 2
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182DISTRICT COURT. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1538, 12 May 1885, Page 2
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