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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume I, Issue 85, 13 January 1880, Page 2

Notices. R. In Bankruptcy. In the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Nelson District. In the matter of Henry Godsiff and Arthur Beauchamp, of Manaroa, Pelorus Sound, Sawmillers, debtors. NOTICE is hereby given that at the first meeting of Creditors of the above named bankrupts, held in the Supreme Court House, Blenheim, on the twenty-third of December, 1879, Mr Christopher James Whitney Griffiths, of Blenheim, Commission Agent, was duly elected Creditors Trustee of the property of the said Bankrupts, and that the said Christopher’James Whitney Griffiths has accepted the office of such Trusteeship. Dated this'Seventh day of January, 1880. ALFRED ROGERS, 118 Debtor’s Solicitor. In the matter of Henry GodsiFF, of Manaroa, Pelorus Sound, Sawmiller, a debtor. NOTICE is hereby given that Mr C. J. W. Griffiths, of Blenheim, Commisson Agent, has been appointed and has accepted the office of Trustee in this'Estate. Dated the Seventh day of January 1880. ALFRED ROGERS, 119 Debtor’s Solicitor. In the matter of Arthur Beauchamp, of Manaroa, Pelorus Sound, sawmiller, a debtor. NOTICE is hereby given that Mr C. J. W. Griffiths, of Blenheim, Commission Agent, has been appointed and has accepted the office of Trustee in this Estate. Dated this Seventh day of January, 1880. ALFRED ROGERS, 120 Debtor’s Solicitor. In the matter of Peter Archer, of Kaituna Yalley, sheep-dealer, a. debtor. NOTICE is hereby given that Mr C: J. W. Griffiths, of Blenheim, Commission Agent has been appoined and has accepted the office of Trustee in this estate. Dated this Seventh day of January, ISBO. ALFRED ROGERS, 121 Solicitor for the Trustee.

Lower Wairau Rivers Board. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen,— I have once more offered myself as a Candidate to fill one of the vacant seats in your Rivers Board, and if elected I shall try and spend the Ratepayers’ money to the best advantage. In regard to the late work done at Rock Ferry known as Mr Redwood’s scheme, it appears to me to be a complete failure, as there is eight of the piles given way, and it is quite evident that there is a great deal more water in the Opawa and less in the Wairau since the flood. 1 should not agree in spending any more money in such f works, as I believe that the piles have got a great tendency of scouring the river bed out instead of filling up. At the present stage of the river I think the best plan would be to confine ourselves more to the banks of the river, and do protecting works something the same as at the Opawa Ferry, and by doing so we should keep the water more in the rivers and do more good. Also I should be in favour of reducing the rate, from One Shilling to Sixpence in the £ in Class I„ and from Sixpence to Threepence in Class 11., and I think that should bring in as much money as would be required to pay the cost of any work that would be necessary to have done. I will leave it in your hands, to judge for yourselves on Thursday. I remain Your obedient servant, 122 JAMES JELLYMAN. Tenders. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned till Wednesday, the 21st January for ERECTINGabout 40 CHAINS of Fencing at Redwood Town, for Mr Dewdney. Specifications may be seen on application to 116 ENOCH MADDOCK. WANTED a BOY about 15 years old, for a Station, to make himself generally useful. Must be able to milk. Good Wages. Apply at the Times Office.