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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4842, 28 September 1876, Page 3

Legal Notices J|E JAMBS SIMPSON, DECEASED, Intimation is hereby given that an Action of Multiplepoinding has been raised and Is depending before the Court of Session, Scotland (Mr. .Robertson, Clerk),, at the' instance of JOHN ROBERT DUGUID, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee for the Next of Kin of the deceased JAMES SIMPSON, sense time Con-sul-General for the United States at Tangiers, for the purpose of having the. rights of parties entitled ,to a sum. of £637 10s. and interest thereon determined (said sum being the amount lodged on deposit receipt in the .Bank of Scotland in Glasgow in name of the said John Robert Duguid, in trust as aforesaid), and the said John Robert Duguid exonered and discharged; in which: action tha ; Lord Ordinary has pronounced the following, interlocutor “I3th June, 1576. —Lord Ruthgrfurd Clark Act, Crawford Alt.—The Lord,'.Ordinary appoints the dependence of the action to be intimated once a week for three successive weeks in a leading newspaper in circulation in Gibraltar, Zante, Barcelona, ;Buenos Ayres, Auckland, and Wellington respectively, and also once a week for three successive weeks in the London Times, Qlasgov) Herald, and Scotsman newspapers.—And. R. Clark.’! ■ . Of all which intimation is hereby made. JOHN M. BELL, W.S., i Agent for Sebright James Simpson and Mrs. Emily Jane Towgood, residing at Wanganui, New Zealand, Real Raisers. Edinburgh, 41, Northumberland-street, . 15th June, 1876. , , I

Exhibition The annual show op ENTIRE HOUSES WILL; TAKE: PLACE ON SATURDAY, the 30ih SEPTEMBER, , In the Grounds of THE CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, Colombo-street, Christchurch. ‘ Every person who intends to parade his horse must enter the same at the office of the Association, Hereford-street and Oxford-ter-race, before 4 o’clock on THURSDAY, the 28th INST. A card will be delivered to the person making entry with a conspicuous number thereon, which is to ■be attached oh the off-side of horse, either on the roller or on the bridle. Owners of horses will be subject to whatever regulations the committee find necessary to make. Entrance fee for each horse ss. The gate will be open at 11 a.m., and an official parade of the horses will take place on the ground at 12 o’clock sharp. Admission to the ground, including catalogue. One Shilling. G. A. MAKEY, _ ; j Secretary Agricultural and Pastoral ! : ” 'V : ' ’ Association.*.,' j - Properties for Sale ' For sale.—The junction hotel, in Sandon, Hanawatu, Provihfce of Wellington ‘; ' freehold property, containing 21 rooms, and 14 acres of land, and Stables. The. above property is situated at the junction of four roads, and is well known to be the best stand on the Coast.. Satisfactory reasons for present proprietor selling .out.'. . I 1 For further particulars, apply to J. OAKLEY,, i ‘On .the premises, Sandon. 18 th September.'! V . FOR SALE.—A Farm of’ 834 acres, within eight miles of Foxton, and fronting the Railway.- : It is substantially 7 fenced, round boundaries, and has a 3-roomed cottage; thereon; and a 10-acre paddock. Part of the; land has, been ploughed and sown.' , ; 1 . Apply to ; ERNEST S. THYNNE, ' Land-Agent, Foxton. ■ OR SALE—DR APERY BUSINESS 1 : in. NAPIER and also in BLENHEIM.In both towns the premises can remain at a rental, and they are new and'well fitted, occupying most central positions. All further particulars can be : had by applying’ to Box 6, Post-office, Wellington; or to Messrs. Thompson, Shannon, and Co. To persons’of moderate capital this is agood cipals only will be treated with; ■’ ; OR SALE. VALUABLE FREE HOLD PROPERTY IN BLENHEIM, formerly known as the Victoria Hptel, ; The situation is one of: the highest in the township,, above the reach, of floods.lt faces’ one of, the main and commands,a-deep-rjyer frontage... The ibuildings are in,good repair; and. let to eligible tenants. Apply to - ■ ’ , A- P. STUART & CO., - • ' Wellington. FOR SALE.—loo acresrich Totara Timber Land, fronting to Dauiell’a-Bpsh : Roaid, Rangitikei, running, back to the river, and is within one mile of the township of Bull’s. , , Will be sold in-several lots, provided the whole block is taken up at the same time. The lowest price is £2O an acre. WILLIAM HICKSON. Wellington, 22nd September. rjTOWN OF ; HALCOMB E. MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU. The town and suburban sections of Halcombe are open for selection at the upset prices, without any conditions as to building or other improvement. The terms of payment are a deposit of 20 per cent., paid on application, the balance to be paid within six months thereafter. The title, under the: Land Transfer Act, will be given on payment of the balance. Lithographed plans showing the numbers, ■ areas,-, and prices of - the sections, may be obtained at : ..... I Marton, at Mr. Watt’s store , Hull’s, at Mr. DalzieD’s Hotel, , Sandon, at Mr. Oakley’s Hotel : Palmerston, at Mr. Linton’s office at Mr. B. Smith's office ; Feilding and Haloomhe, at the Corporation offices.; . , A few acre sections at Halcoinbe, with .cottages built thereon, will.be open lor sale to bona fide residents, on easy terms, pf defeired payment. . , , , ~ , • ■ For further information, apply at, the offices ,p£ the Emigrant and Colonists’ Aid Corporation (Limited), Haleombe or Feilding. , ; i A. FOLLETT HALCOMBE, Agent E. & C. Aid Corporation (Limited)i , : 1 : Tenders r 1 ■ USINESS PREMISES TN WILLISi STREET. - 1 TENDERS are invited until THURSDAY, the 12th OOTQBER, for a 7, 10; dr 14 years’ LEASE of those desirable premises in Willisstreet now occupied by Mr. S. S. Griffiths. Tenders -to state for what purpose the premises Svill he required. , . , Possession can bo given on the Ist January, 1877.'” " ■ EDWARD ANDERSON, \ Willis-strcet. F|? O B U I L D B R IS. TENDERS for erecting a Brick’ Store, Brandon-street, for Messrs. Thompson, Shannon, and Co., will be received at my office, where plans and specifications can be seen until noon of FRIDAY, oth OCTOBER, i Tho lowest or any, tender not necessarily accepted. ■.; • / , : ! 0. TRINGIIAM, ■ Architect. Molesworth-street, September 27.