IN BANKRUPTCY

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 16 November 1927, Page 5

IN BANKRUPTCY

ESTATE OF T. BADER. The bankrupt estate of Theodore Bader, labourer, of Hastings, has a deficiency of £159 13/2, the whole of which, with the exception of a small amount, is owing to unsecured creditors. The bankrupt, who is a married man with six children, attributed his position to illness and through occasional want of employment. Owing to his wife’s illness in having to enter a hospital on three occasions, he was obliged to remain at home to look after the family As a result he was unable to reduce any debts which, on the contrary, tended to increase. Ho was unable to make any offer to his creditors. The unsecured creditors are:— Hastings.—Sutherland’s £1 3/5, E. W. Clark 16/5, F. Beal £6 2/4, Westerman & Co., £1 12/-, Tainsh & Cooper £l5, Peters & Co. £2 10/-, Dr. A. D. S. Whyte £1 15/-, Dr. R. C. Boberts £3 15/-, Lusk, Morling & Spence £l4 11/9, Dr. W. P. Johnston £7 5/-, Dr. W. Reeve £2 14/-, Dr. B. S. Story £4 11/8, Golding Bros. £2 0/4, T. Pickett & Co. £3 5/-, H. Hitchcock £lO 18/5, A. M. Brodie 5/-, Estate of J. J, Cassin £4 4/-, H. B. Knight 8/-, H.B. Hospital Board £4B, Commissioner <4f Crown Lands £9 10/-, Mrs. Floyd (Dannevirke) £9 10/-, E. G. Camden (Masterton) £3 3/4, F. Ward £4.