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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5311, 3 April 1878, Page 3

IN THE MATTER OF THE DEBTORS. AND CREDITORS ACT, 1876, And 0£ the Bankruptcy of GEORGE GILBERT, of Johnsonyille, Builder, a' Debtor. THOSE creditors who have not already proved their claims are. requested to do so on or before Saturday next, 6th APRIL ; and all persons having accounts against the Trustee will please deliver same to me on or before said date. Creditors failing to comply with this notice will be debarred from sharing! in a dividend about to be declared ; and any accounts not rendered as above will not be recognised. D. T. STUART, . Creditors’ Trustee. Wellington, 3rd April, 1878.

Corporation Notices CITY COUNCIL. BURGESS ROLL. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Burgess List and Defaulters’ List are now open for public inspection at this office, and will remain on view during office hours until the 15th April, at 5 p.m. Any objections to the foregoing must be addressed to the undersigned, in the form of the schedule as defined by the Act, and delivered at this office not later than the day and hour above mentioned. Any ratepayer now on the Defaulters’ List may still have his name inserted in the Burgess Koll by paying arrears of rates before its final certification by the City Council. CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Town Clerk. Wellington, Ist April, 1878.

CITY COUNCIL. REGULATIONS 808 WATER SUPPLY. Notice is hereby given that the regulations for supply of water for other than domestic purposes, published on the 27th and 28th iust., have been cancelled until further notice. By order. CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Town Cleric. 29th March, 1878. ,'ON CITY COUNCIL. •^yELLINGITt CONTRACT BOR SUPPLIES. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until 7.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 4th day of APRIL, for the supply, either separately or together, of the following articles in such quantities as may from time to time be required for the Corporation service for a period of twelve months from date of the acceptance of the tender. The materials and tools are to be of the best of their respective kinds. Samp’es mav be seen at the office of the City Engineer, Provincial Buildings. Tenders to be sealed, and endorsed “ Tender for Supplies.” By order. CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Town Clerk. LIGHTING STREETS. Kerosine Matches . Wicks for kerosine lamps Kerosine burners Globes for kerosine lamps Street lanterns or lamps for lampposts, complete Panes of glass for repairing lampposts, and putty j Paint priming for first coat, ready mixed Turpentine.

WATERWORKS. 2in., Hin., lin., fin., and Jin. galvanised iron pipe 2in., 1-Jin., lin., fin., and Jin. high pressure stop cooks, with leather valves lin., fin., and Jin. brass bends for services 2in., IJIn., lin., fin., and Jin. galvanised' • iron bends ’ ‘ 2in., IJiu., lin., and fin. T’s, with fin. ; and jin. outlets i Jin. equal T’s 2in,, IJin., lin., fin., and Jin. jam nuts .. >. .. nipples ‘ 2in., IJin., lin., and fin. reducing sockets, reduced to any size ordered Pig lead for jointing mains Jin. plain sockets White lead Cotton waste Elax rope Insertion for fire plug joints, as per cample Boiled oil, for paint Colza oil Candles 2in., IJin., lin., fin., and Jin. plugs. GENERAL PURPOSES. Hoop iron Longhandled shovels Shorthandled „ Mud scrapers Picks Handles for picks Axes, American Handles for do Hammers, large and small Maul rings Gads Tamping irons Crowbars Spades Brooms Drills Rakes Spikes, Cin., sin., 4in., and Sin. Corrugated iron, 24 gauge TIMBER (TOTARA). 12in, x 2in. Sin. x 2in. Sin. x Sin. siu. x 4in. 4in, x 4in.’ 4in. x Sin. 4in, x 2in. Sin. x lin. Gin. x 6iri. Ordinary building sizes (rimu) Glazed drain pipes, 12in. » » 9in.

Wanted WANTED, by a well-educated young man, employment in an office. Has a knowledge of book-keeping. Good references. Address A.Z., Post Office, Wanganui, WANTED immediately, a Coachsmith. Apply to J. W. Logan, Wanganui. RIOKMAKERS.—Wanted three 'firstclass hands. Apply to H, Ebner and Co., Silver Stream. , WANTED to Sell, Cottage' and Freehold Allotment, furniture included; Terms very easy. Twenty minutes’ walk from Post 'Office. One of the most healthy situations in 'Wellington. L.G., Times Office. WANTED Known—Board and Lodgings. Beds/and-meals, at;all;hours, with music and reading-room. Seamen and others boarded, shipped, and their - advance NOTES [ Cashed. Hair-cutting, &c., rooms connected. ,P. A. Jones, Wellington Saloon, Willis-street,