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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4538, 6 October 1875, Page 3

In Bankruptcy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. In the Matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1867, and the amendments tlxei’eof; and. In the Matter of HUNTER SHAW the younger, late of Barawanui, in the province of "Wellington, c irryinnon business in partnership with one Westwater Small, as flaxmillers, under the style of “Small and Shaw.” WHEREAS by an order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, dated the 18th day of September, 1875, the above-named Hunter Shaw was adjudged bankrupt, and that 12 o’clock noon on Monday, the 27th day of September, then instant, was thereby appointed for his creditors to meet in the Supreme Courthouse, at Wellington, for the purpote of choosing fit and proper persons to be respectively trustees and supervisors of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt, notice of which meeting was inserted in the Gazette of the 21st of September, then instant. And whereas at such meeting a sufficient number of creditors did not attend, and the said meeting was then adjourned for seven days. And whereas notice of such adjournment was gazetted on the 28th day of September, 1875, and at such adjourned meeting a sufficient number of creditors did not attend. NOTICE is therefore hereby given that the Provisional Trustee is now become trustee of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt. HART & BUCKLEY, Bankrupt’s Solicitors. Wellington, October 5, 1875. Government Notices TO CONTRACTORS. CASTLE POINT TO ALFREDTON LINE OF ROAD. Provincial Secretary’s Office, Wellington, 2nd October, 1875. TENDERS will be received at the above office, up to noon of MONDAY, the 18th inst., for the Construction of a Bridge over Maunsell’s Creek, Tinui, and also formation of about 25 Chain of Approaches. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Engineer’s office, Tinui ; Club Hotel, Masterton ; and Engineer’s office here. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. • HENRY BUNNY, Provincial Secretary, Public Notices IN consequence of the unfavorable state of the weather to-day, the meeting of the Wellington Rifle Association is postponed until SATURDAY NEXT, the 9th INST., at the same time and place. C. THOMPSON, JUN., Hon. See. W.R.A. October 2. rjMIE WANT OF THE AGE SUPPLIED. Invaluable to the Immigrant, the Sportsman, the Volunteer, the Householder, and the general public. COOKING WITHOUT COAL !! ! No Smoke, no Smell, no Dirt, and can be used on the table or anywhere, being portable. THE PERFECT COOKING STOYE, To bum Kerosene Oil. This apparatus is the embodiment of economy, usefulness, and cleanliness. It will boil three -pints of water in fifteen minutes, cook chops or steaks, bake a Yorkshire pudding, and steam potatoes, all at the same time, in a little over half-an-hour, at a cost of One Halfpenny per Hour. It will bake teacakes, stew, fry, and boil eggs, &e.; the water in the boiler remains perfectly pure, and can be used for either tea or coffee. The Perfect COOKING STOVE is so simple in its construction that it requires very little attention, and can be used by a child. No one who values time and economy should be without one of these stoves, EDMONDSON, SELLAR, AND CO., Wholesale Agents for New Zealand, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON, N.Z.. Of whom drawings and price-lists can be had. N.B. —One of these Stoves may be seen in operation at the stores of the Agents daily from 12 to 2. Edmondson, sellar and go. General Carriers, Between Wellington and all parts of Wairarapa. E. S. & Co. beg to inform the public that having purchased the whole of their extensive carrying business from Messrs. Saotwell, Bannister, and Co.,they solicit a continuance of the patronage bostowed on thoir predecessors. Agent in Masterton ... J. O. Hayward „ Greytown ... ... R. Morphy General Manager Agent in Wellington : THOS. C. DARCY, Lambton-quay. OTlCE.—Messrs. EDMONDSON, SELLAR, & CO., having disposed of their Greytown business to their late Managers, Messrs. RIDLEY & WOOD, Solicit a continuance of past favors on behalf of their successors, and request all debts due to be paid to them. W. V. RIDLEY and F. H. WOOD, in talcing the above business, trust to be favox-ed with the patronage hitherto accorded to their px-edecessors. The business will in future be carried on under the name of RIDLEY, WOOD, and CO. WARNING. —I hereby warn all persons not to discount any Bills of mine in favor of Mr. D. A. Thynne, as they are no longer valid. (Signed) JAMES ATHERTON. Palmerston N., September 24, 1875. Drapery rO THE WORKING MEN OF "WELLINGTON. The greatest choice of clothing ever shown at Te Aro House is now being offered. Having been made specially to order and bought on the most favorable terms, these goods will be sold, considering the quality, at really low prices, 490 men’s mole trousers 1560 men’s trousers 1230 trousers and vests 1210 tweed and cloth coats 180 mexx’a tweed suits 630 boy’s tweed sxxits 580 boys’ knickerbocker suits from 4s 9d from 5s 9d from 12s 9d from 7s fid from 27s fid from 14s fid from 8s 3d HY QUOTE PRICES ? Because it is the fairest way. Anyone can say they "sell cheap, but everyone cannot supply good fresh clothing at such prices as— Men’s tweed trousers Men’s tweed trousers Trousers ami vests Trousers and vests Black trousers and vesta Black cloth coats Men’s tweed coats Men’s tweed sxxits All-wool crimeans No. quality mole trousers No. 2 quality mole trousers No. 3 quality mole trousers 7s fid now 6s fid 8s 9d now 6s fid 16s fid now 12s fid 17s fid now 13s 9d 2Cs Od now 18s 9d 12s fid now 7s 9d 12s Od now 7s fid 45s fid now 27s fid 5s 3d now 3s 9d only 4s 9d only 5s 9d only 6s fid JAMES SMITH, Te Aro House.