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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 126, 4 May 1883, Page 2

Late Advertisements; \ Money To Lend. O X ddf\ and otDer SutQß £>Qi\J\jK/j of : Moiiey to LEND on Freehold Security, at £8 per cent, interest, Large suriis. a|:7f per cent. Apply to E. W. PKRKINS, Solicitor, Palmerston North.. IN BANKRUPTCY. ... ...... The MANAWATU STANDARD is duly appointed the DISTRICT GAZETTE for all Official announcements under the Bankruptcy Act. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ....■V: WANGANUI, ■' ■ (Holden at Palmerston North). In the matter of " The Debtor? and Creditors Act, 1876," and the several Acts Amending .' : : the! .same, and of the banik,- --" ruptcy of Giistaf Afexander : ..., ; - Smith, of the Borough of ialmerston Is orth, laborer, a debtor. miaiS IS TO NOTIFY that GU^ I TAF> ALEXANDER BMITH, pf.the" Borough of Piilmefston North, laborer, has this day tiled a statement that tie is unable to meet his enga ementß with his Creditors. The first •-fleeting of Cnditors to be held at the Courthouse, Paimeraton North, on THURSDAY, the twelfth ' day of APRI!., 1803, &* 2.30 o'clock m the afternoon. - • : . ' Dated this fourth day of April, 1883. A. R. THEODORE HAULTaIiN, - Clerk of the Court. ..Eliot Wabburton, (y Debtor's Solicitor. • County Notices. COUNTY COUNCIL GAZETTE. r \ MANAWATU STANDARD has 1 been appointed the DISTRICT GAZETTE for all official announcements author- . ised by the Manawatu County Council MANAWATU CODjNTY COUNCIL. s a wdqn- Carnarvon tramWA . tramway sleepers. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at the County Chambers, Foxton, up to Noon of SATURDAY, the 9th of June, 1883, for the snp^y and delivery at the above llnp, of S«wn Railway Sleepers, 1 feet by 7 inches by 5 inches*. : Specifications may be obtained at thej County Chambers, Foxton. Tenders 'to be addressed to the Sandon-Camarvon Tramway '■.[ Committee, and marked outside " Tender for Sleepers." j or any tender will not necsssarily be accepted. John f.. rockstrow, Chairman Tra-i way Committee. Foxton, Miiy 2nd, 1888. NJfiW WKJSL' Ya\ OH U HUH, Palme kston n. the opening services OF THE ABOVE WILL TAKE PLACE NEXT SUNDAY, MAY 6th. THE REV. R. BAVrN, of Wellington, President of the Conference, will Preach IVTominsr and Evening, and conduct a Children's Service m tbe Afternoon at 3 p.m. Special Anthems by the Choir. .On the following MO "DAY;, May 7th, a Tea and Public Meeting will beheld. Tea at 6. Tickets, 1/. Addresses by the Revs. Bavin, Williams, Rowse, Wright, and Worker. Collections m aid of Building Fund. d!ss~olution~of partnerSHIP. THE PARTNErfSIItP hitherto ex~ istina' between C, G. Colville, and William Knox. has this day been dissolved by. mutua l consent, and all debts contracted by the said Firm will be discharged by C. G. Colv'lle, find all debts nwinp to the firm are to be pair! to C. G. Colville, whose receipt will be a sufficient Hischargp. \ WILLIAM KNOX, - Witness /C. G COLVILLE. JTAMESCHINM. Palmerston N. May 3ri, 1883. I -. . . ■ 1 ' j IN REFERENCE to the above, C. G. Colville would beg to return thanks to hi? Friends and the Pubic generally, for the Liberal Support bpstowrd on myself and partner. And I beg to announco that having taken over the * whole business on my own account, there will be nothing wantinsr on my part to give the utmost satibfaction to all those who continue their favours towards me. C. G. COLVILLE, Bootmaker, The Square. i X A OARP, oR .a:L E X N W 0 0 D }X. Dentist, WANGANUL j