MEMORANDA.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 6235, 4 April 1881, Page 2

MEMORANDA.

Tenders fur Excavation.—The City Council nail for tenders for excavating and carting. Tenders received till 4 p.m. 7th instant. In Bankruptcy.—Edward Munoaster notifies intention to apply' for discharge on 14 th instant.

Institute of Civil Engineers and Snryeyor.s.— A general meeting to be held on the Bth iust. at 7 p.m.

Auction, This Day.—Plimraer, Reeves and Co. will sell at wharf, ex Pelican, ry'a and cocksfoot grass seed, oats and other produce. Auction, Friday, April Bth.—J. H. Wallace will sell section in Owen-street.

Auction, This Day.—Betbune and Co., land, &c. Amusement.—The Bandmann Combination will soon appear at Theatre Royal. Tenders.—Tenders for erection of bridge at Porirua Ferry received by Hutt County Council til! noon 11th iust.

In Bankruptcy.—Election of Samuel Carroll ns trustee in the estate of John Raven Gill. Also, in same estate, meeting of creditors summoned for 7th inst., to consider debtor's application for discharge. In Bankruptcy.—Notification that William Prideaux, boardinghouse-keeper, has filed a declaration of insolvency. Saddlery Busine s.—Mason, Strnthers and Co., Christchurch, offer first-class business for sale.

Entertainment.—Wesleyan Mutual Improvement Society give entertainment in aid of schoolroom building fund to-morrow, sth inst.

Funeral Notice.—Friends of Mr. E. Williamson invited to follow remains of his late wife to-morrow at 3.45 p.m. Auction, This Day.—G. Thomas will sell bananas and other fruit at 11 o’clock this morning.

Theatre Royal.—This evening Mr. Walter Reynolds and Company in the magnificent drama “Lost and Won."

Barque Alastor, from London.—Notice to consignees ; also, Captain Ghzebrook notifies he will not be responsible for debts incurred by vessel’s crew.