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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1107, 14 February 1872, Page 3

Gazette in Bankruptcy* IN THE DISTRICT cfoußT OF THE COUNTY OF WESTLAND, HOLDEN AT GREYMOUTH. TW'OTlCiEisherebJ^ven, that MINNIE ■*V BROWN, of Grej.aottth, fa the i County of Westiand, dance . girl, and „ | WILLIAM DAVIE, of Greymouth, aforesaid, wardsman, were this day respectively adjudicated Bankrupts ; and further, that the First Meetings of the Creditors of the aaid bankrupts respectively mi 11 , be held at the Court House, Greymouth, on MONDAY, the NINETEENTH day of FEBRUARY instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon ; and that on MONDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH day of FEBRUARY instant, at the same time and place, the said Bankrupts respectively are ordered to appear and surrender. Dated this 12th day of February, 1872. WILLIAM PERKINS, Solicitor for the said Bankrupts. Government Notices. v; ■vr o t i c c . SUBSIDIES TO WORKS FOR THE SUPPLY OF WATER OPON GOLD FIELDS. Companies or persons desirous of makiug application for subsidies, under the "Immigration and Public Works Act," wili obtain the necessary information at the Warden 1 " Office. [See Neic Zealand Gazette, Jwatxy 16,1872.] (Signed), C. E. HAUGHTON, Under Secretary Public Works, Gold Field* Department January 12, 1872. .- - •■■■■■ ; ;_. Tenders*;-'- , ■■■;•■■■■ _ ■p OADS. — NEW ZEALAND. TENDERS are invited by the Colonial Government for the Construction of about 84 Chains of DRAY ROAD (Section No 2) between Marsden andHohonu. The whole of the work, except Bridges and Culverts, is to be finished within three months of date of signing contract, and the Bridges and Culverts are to be finished within one month from date of traffic being permitted over Section 1. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Card's Store, Marsden, and at District Engineer's Office, Hokitika; and Tenders ad. dressed to District Engineer, and labelled " T«nderfor Hohonu Road, Section No. 2," will be received at the latter place up to 4 p.m it on MONDAY, 26th February," 1872. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command. JOHN BLACKETT, Assistant Engineer-in-Chief. Public Works Office, Wellington, 2nd February, 1872. TIIENDERS are invited up to •.Thursday next, for Raising and Alterations to Store; Labor and Materials. Specification at the office of ': . : KENNEDY BROS; fTIENDERS are invited up to SATOfi- -*- DAY next, for Falling,ahd Clearing » Section of bush in Alexander street. fhe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specifications may be seen atthe office b STRIKE fc BLACKMORE. mENDERS will be received up to Wednesday, 14th February, for Falling and Clearing 10 acres of Bush. , Apply WILLIAM FAIRHALL, Public Notices. fnv O T I 0 E . All parties indebted to the nndeingned prior to the 30th December, 1871, are »• quested to Settle their Accounts on or before. MONDAY, the 19th day of Febru. ary ; all accounts not paid on that date will be handed to our Solicitor for recovery. WALLACE & SKINNER. ! ;;'•■'■ CHARLES HOLDER. Febrnary 13, 1872. piSTATE OF P. FLANNERY (deceaiei)* ! Noticeis hereby given that allpersons having Claims against the above Estate are requested to send the same to the office of Mr A. R. Guinness, Solicitor, on or before the 27th Febrnary next, otherwise they will not' be recognised. Dated the 27th day of January, 1872. GEO. F. MAXWELL, \ KT-nUtn. WILLIAM MELODY, ] xecatow ', ALL parties indebted to the late Patrick trtannery are hereby notified that Mr John H. Garrison has purchased the Book Debts. They are therefore requested to pay the same to him, Mid his receipt shall be binding and in fuU quittance. G.F.MAXWELL, ) Exeoa tori WItLIAM MELODY, { *^? oatOli V .Greymouth, January 27, 1872. T> H O T O G R A P H Y. TAM BROTHERS Beg to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth that they intend making * stay in Greymouth for one month. Perrons desirous of having Portraits taken by them will please make an early call, as their stay is positively FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Note the address--TAIT^B'r OTHERS, Between the BankSif Australasia and Union Bank, Mawhera Quay.