NEW INSOLVENT.
First Hearings, 19th March.
Robert Stilling Bain, of Dunedin, storeman. Debts, Ll2B 9s. Assets, L6O 8s 64<1. Deficiency, L6B Os'6£d. Causes of insolvency—pressure of creditors, want of employment, and bad debts. E. ff. Ward, solicitor for the petitioner. Petition tiled 30th inst.
James Campbell, of Dunedin, blacksmith. Debts, L6B I4s, Assets—debts due to the petitioner, LlO 16s ; value of real and personal estate, L7l 15s 6d—total assets, LB2 11s 6d. Surplus, Ll3 17s 6d. Causes of insolvency—“ Dosses in leasehold property, bad debts, depression of trade, affliction for twelve months past, and from being placed in Gaol by my detaining creditor.” Petition filed 30th instant.
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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 853, 30 January 1866, Page 2
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107NEW INSOLVENT. Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 853, 30 January 1866, Page 2
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