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Marlborough Express, Volume III, Issue 95, 4 January 1868, Page 2

GOVERNMENT NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OE N NEW ZEALAND. NELSON DISTRICT. In the matter of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1867,’’ and in the matter of John O’Sullivan, the younger, and James O’Sullivan. TAKE NOTICE, that by Deed, bearing date the 27th day of December, instant, made between John O’Sullivan, the younger, and James O'Sullivan, both of the Picton Road, in the Province of Marlborough, Hotel-keepers and Contractors, of the first part; Henry Dodson, of Blenheim, Auctioneer, and George Henderson, of the same place, Merchants’ Agent, of the second part; and the Creditors of the said John O’Sullivan and James O’Sullivan, of the third part, all the property and effects of them, the said John O’Sullivan and James O’Sullivan, were assigned unto the said Henry Dodson and George Henderson, upon trust, for the benefit of creditors, and that such deed provides for the release of the claims of creditors, and has been duly filed in the office of the Supreme Court, at Blenheim. Creditors who have not assented to the said deed are requested to sign the same forthwith. Dated this 27th day of December, 1867. Chas. H. Moffitt, Solicitor for the said John O’Sullivan and James O’Sullivan. auctions. Second Annual Sale of Sheep. H. DODSON Having been favored with instructions from Mr. Thomas Redwood, will submit to public competition on I uksimy, January 7lh, at i o'clock sharp, at Urn Sale Yards, Blenheim, From one to two thofsand SHEEP, from the well-known \ ernun flock. The Sheep will be sold in small lots and without reserve. Also, — One hundred Superior Cross-bred Rams ol 2,4, and (5 tooth. Terms at Sale. H. DODSON. Auctioneer. 1045 Public Auction. H. DODSON Having been instructed by the administrator ol the late Bernard McAuile, will sell hy public auction, immediately alter the Sale of Mr. Redwood s sheep, on January 7th, ONE CHESNUTMARE, by Socrates, out of Gazelle, t) yeais old One two-year old Filly, hy Bay Middleton, out of a thorough bred'Mare One four-year old Gail Mare, hy England's Hope, broken to harness, and warranted staunch and quiet And Sundry other Articles. Without any Resekve. HENRY DODSON. Auctioneer. 1045 To Close Consignments. H. DODSON Has been favored with instructions from Messrs;.Nath. Edwards and Co., to sell by public auction, without any reserve, immediately after the sale ol the late Bernard :McArdeli s’ property, ABOUT ' 4O Patent MALLEABLE STRAINING POSTS, for Wire t encing, filled with Rulchets, Irbn Cui ved Slay 11 arid Foot : Plhtes, complete, and adapted for hanging gates on. ' ' Also,— 4 boxes Fencing Tools. N« Reskhvk ! : HENRY DODSON..: I t ’> Auctioneer;'