Business Notices. EOTICE IS HEREBY given that Richard Jenkins of Dunedin, Province of Otago, New Zealand, Hotel-keeper, has by deed of a-signment, bearing date the nineteenth day of November, 1862, and made between the said Richard Jenkins of tbe first part, James Jones of Dunedin, aforesaid, merchant, and Alexander M'Leod of the same place, merchant, of the second part; and the several other persons, whose names and seals are subscribed to the said assignment of the third part, assigned all his personal estate and effects to the said James Jones and Alexander M'Leod (except in the said deed is mentioned), in trust for the equal benefit of such creditors of the said Richard Jenkins as shall execute the said deed of assignment, on. or before the third day of December next; and notice is hereby further given that the said deed now lies for signature, by nnd on behalf of the said creditors of the said Richard Jenkins, at the office of Messrs Howorth and Graham, in Princesstreet, Dunedin, aforesaid, Solicitors; and that all creditors failing to sign the same, on or before the third day of December-next, will be excluded from the benefit of the same deed. Dated this nineteenth day of December, a.d. 1862 HOWORTH and GRAHAM. "VrOTIOE is hereby given that Peter M'Lachian, JJ* of Saddle Hill, Province of Otago ; New Zealand, settler, has by deed of assignment bearing date the twentieth day of November, 1882, and made between the said Peter M'Lacblan of the first part, George Hepburn, of Dunedin, aforesaid, merchant, and Robert Craig, of CaversQiam, near Dunedin, aforesaid, baker, of the second part, and the several other persons whose names andse:ls are subscribed to the said assignment of the third part assigned all his personal estate and effects to the said George Hepburn and Robert Craig (except in the said deed is mentioned) in trust for the equal benefit of such creditors of the said Peter M'Lacblan as shall execute the said deed of assignment on or before the 6rh day of December next. •-.- And notice is hereby further given that the said deed now lies for signature by and on behalf of the creditors of the said Peter M'LachJan, at the office of Messrs Howorth and Graham, in Princes-street. Dunedin, aforesaid, solicitors,' and that all creditors foiling to sign the same on or before the 6th day of December next, will be excluded from the tenefit of the same deed, Dated this twenty-first day of November, 3862 HOWORTH and GRAHAM. (4 W' I P£YNE~^rCO, Paperhanginga, Glass \J\ . and Colour Warehouse, Cuttiug- Princesstreet. WELLLINGTON. NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, Manners-Street. J. McKINNON BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that he has taken the above first-class Hotel, where he trusts, by strict attention to the requirements of his customers, and fey keeping always on hand a supply of the very best liquors, to merit a share of the extensive patronage which was acceded ! to his predecessor. The Hotel accommodation afforded at the " New ! Zealander" is the best to be found in Wellington, and' the charges are very moderate. N.B.—First-class Stabling. November 13,1862. NOTICE. M'LEOD and GIBSON beg respectfully to inf Jim their customers, that after Saturday first, the 29th instant, their carts will cease to deliver \ goods, and all purchases made from them (until closing their retail business) will be for cssh only Dunediu, 24th November, 1862. GINGERBEER, LEMONADE, SODA WATER, And CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS. rjIdRKEY and FISHER -*- Have always on hand a Large Stock of the above articles, at their Manufactory, at the Junction Tuapeka. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS Suppplied at reasonable rates. THE NEW FURNITURE, SALE AND AUCTION ROOM, Maclaggan-street, in front of the Abbeyleix House EDWARD MOELLER & CO. beg to inform the Merchants and Importers of Dunedin, that they will open their newly erected and very extensive premises as Furniture, Sales and Auction Rooms, on the first of September, 1862. - Their best attention will always be given to the sale of Furniture, Ironmongery, and Plated Ware, etc., and the extent of their premises, as well as their long experience as furniture salesmen, war rants their assertion, that intending vendors will have the best opportunity of having their goods pronerly suited, displayed and offered to the public in thebest possible manner. Families about to leave town will be able to bring their household effects to the best market, and liberal money advances wi'l be made on goods placed into the hands of the auctioneers for sale. Intending purchasers are always sure to find a very extrnsive assortment of everything requisite for furnishing their houses, and due notice will be given of all sales to be held at the establishment. Out of door sales will be attended to, and account sales, in all instances, will be rendered within 48 hours after each sale. Address :— EDWARD MOELLER & CO., Auctioneers Valuators, etc., Maclaggan-street, in front of the Abbevleix House. Dunedin. CLAREMONT HOUSE, Murray Place, Bell Hill. TjiSTABLISHMENT for Young Ladies, conducted Hi by Mrs Wurm. Boarders 50 Guineas per annum. Day pupils 3 „ per quarter. Prospectus on application. Public Notice. JOHN JONES AND Co., General Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Manse-street, Dunedin. Branch Offices: Waikouaiti aud the Dunstan. j NOTICE. We the undersigned beg to inform our numerous friends and the public, that all business entrusted to our care, will as heretofore meet with prompt and careful attention. We cordially endorse the advertisement emanating from the house of John Jones and Co.. of Jetty -street; that they have no eonnee--1 tion whatever with us,nor have weVith any other firm of the same name, either in Dunedin, Waikouaiti, or the Dunstan. JOHN JONES and CO., Manse-street, Dunedin. T"~~O STAND THIS SEASON -at JAMES SMITH'S Lirery and Bait Stables, !■:: GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. The Thoroughbred Horse FRANTIC. Frantic, bred by Redwood, E«q., of Nelson, is by Sir Hercules, dam Florance, grandam Flora M'lvor Florance by Gil Bias, imported. Frantic is a blood bay with black points, fifteen and a half hands high, with great power and symmetry. Terms—Four Guineas, and os the Groom. An allowance made for two mares of tbe same owner. THE PROVIDENT INSTITUTE OF~ VICTORIA. "TvEPOSITORS desirous of proving their Claims XJ in the Insolvent Estate of the Provident Institute of Victoria, may obtain the necessary form of Affidavits at the Offices of" Messrs Kenyon and Maddock, Solicitors, Victoria Chambers, Manse-street, Dunedin. With reference to the above, Messrs Kenyon and Maddock have been instructed by tbe Official Assignee of the Estate, to intimate to Depositors the necessity of proving their Claims on the Estate, without delay. •:-■..■.".-■.. The undersigned being Commissioners to take affidavits in the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria, the necessary affidavits can be made before them. KENYON and MADDOCK. Victoria Chambers,. * Manse-street, Dunedin. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given that a Meeting, of SS the High', or Second Ward of ttie City of Dunedin, will be held in Moir's Hotel, Mansestreet, on; Thursday, 27th inst., at Seven o'clock pm., for the purpose of Proposing Three Fit arid Proper Persons to Stand as Candidates lor the Town Board.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 293, 27 November 1862, Page 8
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