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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 736, 26 November 1859, Page 2

IN THE MATTER OF JOHN TOWNSHEND PARKINSON'S ■V . '.;■■ .'-■ "-. ASSIGNMENT. :.. ] ' :: WHEREAS JohnTownshondParkinson, of the Ohristclmrch ■- District, in the Provinco of Canterbury in New Zealand, Commission Agent, did, by deed bearing date the twentyfourth day of September instant, made between the said John Townshond Parkinson of the first part,, William Thomson, of Christchurch, iii the said province, Accountant, and John Campbell Aikman, of the said Christchurch District,-Merchant^ of thq second part, and several other, persons creditors of the said John Townshend Parkinson of the third part, assign.all his leasehold and personal estate and effects unto the said William Thomson and John Campbell Aikraan, upon trust, for sale by public auction or private contract, in one or more lot or lots, for the benefit of such of the creditors of the said John Townshend Parkinson who should execute the said- deed within two months from the date thereof; which said deed was duly executed by the said John Townshend Parkinson and William Thomson, in the presence of Charles Allison, of ' Christchurch, Buildeivand Edward^ French Buttemer Harston, of Christchurch, Solicitor, and by the said John Campbell Aikman, in the presence of James Murray Young, of Lyttelton, Mariner, and I Thomas Irvine, of Lyttelton, Mariner, on the day j of the date thereof. Notice is hereby given that thesaid deed of assignment now lies at.my office, in Christchurch, for the inspection and execution of the creditors of the said John Townshend Parkinson; and such of them as shall neglect'to execute the same within the time aforesaid, will be excluded from all benefits arising therefrom. ; By order of the Assignees, j E.F. B. HARSTON, \ Their Solicitor. ] Christchurch, Sept. 27,1859. i IN THE MATTER OF JOHN TOWNSHEND PARKINSON'S i ASSIGNMENT. NOTICE TO: DEBTOrT AND CREDITORS. ALL persons who stand indebted to John Townshend Parkinson, of the Christchurch District, in the Province, of Canterbury, •' Commission Agent, or who hold any of his estate or effects, are requested forthwith to pay and deliver the same to me., or to Mr. William Thomson, of Christchurch, Accountant, on behalf of his creditors. And all persons having any demands against the estate and effects of the said John Townshend Parkinson are requested to send the particulars ;to me or the said William Thomson, in order that the same may be examined, and if found correct, allowed. ; E. F. B. HARSTQN, V Solicitor. Christchurch, September 27,1859. MR. C. G. HODGSON, Solicitor, Kaiapoi, begs •to state' that on and aftf r MONDAY, the 18th instant, his Offices* will be at the Assembly Rooms, Kaiapoi. - : Office hours from 10 to 4. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CHEV I 0 T DISTR IC T. /^i ENTLEMiEN^Having- received a re\X • quisition,; sig-ned; by, m§ny of your number, to allovy: myplf ;to ,be nominated at the forthcoming election, s'to represent the Cheviot District in the General Assembly, I have much ; pleasure in acceding to their request. ' Should I have the honor of being elected, I will : use my best endeavours to promote your interests and the prosperity of SnW Zealand generally. . j With my best'thanks to those gentlemen who : signed the requisition, I remain, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, -EDWARD JOLLIE. Christchurch, Oct. 8,1859. /CHRISTCHURCH CORN EXCHANGE v^ will open for Business every SATURDAY, from 12 till 2 p.m. ; R. BRUNSDEN, ' . . . Clerk bf the Market. : /. .:. ALE AND STOUT: . THE Undersigned are in receipt of regular shipments of the following well known brands:—-. : . Ale in hhds. and Barrels Bass's, No. 3 ' \ - Tooth's, No. 3 ; v< Dawson^s, Yorkshire ' . Younger's, Edirjburgh . Stout in hhds. V ■.'... Taylor, Walker|& Co. Ale and stout iri;bottli3,'Marzotti's Do. do. Tooth's! •' DALGETf, BUCKLEY & CO., Lyttelton and' Christchurch; FRESH STOCK OF CHEAP SADDLERY AND HARNESS. "VTOW opened and on Sale, 5 cases ex Sebastian, -i-i 'of first: quality Scotch harness and saddlery, comprising-^- , .. Ladies' best aliov r hogskin'side "saddles, with . extra leaping, head, and FitzWilliam girths Do. super Pelhamknd Weymouth bridles, tassel throats, ; . , Gentlemen's best full Shafto, all over hunting saddles, with ined flaps, &c, complete Do. Bush, Pelham^ and snaffle bridles . Martingales, . felt kddle cloths, German silver spurs ' '"I' ,' ' :; Scotch shaft arid leading horse and bullock harness ; ; ' ':| •';' Do.1 spare collars, plough back bands. . I; H, E, ALPORT. Market Place, ChrKtchurch. ' GRAN Dj| LOTTERY, 3s. 6d. SACH SHARE^ 100 GUINFAS' WORTH OF 0H R I S':T.;j|'' AS CAKES;. THE ; Prize Cake;;: 5 Guineas; the next prizes will be from Is. up'to 5 Guineas; no blanks. The prizes to,bo.driw|i for-at Mr. James Mummery's, Papanui roai Christchurch, on SATURDAY, Dec. 24,1859, kt 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Tickets to bo'obtaiilqa at Mr. Herbert Lowther's Store, Oxford Terraco West, and at , .. j ... MR..JAMES1 MUMMERY'S,....:.' .., , •■..[ I. Confectioner, . ,;. . \i Papanui Roan!, S j Christchnrch. BURNELii AND BENNETT, auctioneers, General agents,* & c ., ARE prepared™ |undertake the disposal of „' Merchandis ;^^ Stock, • Land, ccc, by public auction, or othrwise. . ..'• , , ..,, 3igh Street; Christchurch; Nov. 1,1859.