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Southland Times, 2 March 1864, Page 1

Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. - THE Undersigned purposing relinquishing his present business on the 3id proximo, requests that all accounts against him will be furnished prior to that date. And that all persons indebted to him will effect a settlement within the same period, otherwise their accounts will be placed in the hands of a Solicitor _f or recovery. (Signed) - THOS. CARSWELL. Tay-street, Invercargill, February 22, 1864. 22-2-250 fTTTHE Friends of the late Mrs Hall and Elizabeth JL Jamieson are respectfully requested to follow their remains to the Cemetery on Thursday afternoon, the 3rd instant, at 1 o'clock. W. THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF ! RICHARD GEORGE -HOSKINS, NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons having . Claims against this Estate are requested forth .--• with to lodge full .particulars thereof, with .the j Trustees, at the office of Messrs Calder, Blacklock and Co., Tay-street, with a vie^ to the examination of the same. MACDONALD & RUSSELL, ! Solicitors to the Trustees. December 18, 1863. ' 18-12-tc M'CLYMONT'S PADDOCK, DUNEDIN EOAD.: . NOTICE is hereby given, that Mr F. 1 A. Von Hammer is no longer authorised to manage this Paddock, or to receive moneys on account of it. - All outstanding accounts must be paid, only to the undersigned, or his agent, duly authorised in writing. 13-1-to G. M'CLYMONT. NOTICE. WE have this day dispo&ed of the business carried ou by us as Importers and General Merchants, Tav street, Invercargill, to Mr I. H. Moses, All parties indebted to the Firm will please pay. their accounts to our Successor, whose receipt will be a sufficient liquidation . In thanking our customers for their liberal support we request the same favour for our successor. (Signed) J. S. CLERKE A CO. Witnessed — Thomas M. Clerke. Invercargill, January 25th, 1864. Having this day purchased the business of J. S. Clerke and Co., as above, I hereby notify that the same will be carried on by me in future under the style of I . H. Moses and Co., and request the support of those who have hitherto patronised my predecessor. I. H. MOSES. "Witnessed — Thomas M. Clekke. Invercargill, January 25th, 1864. 1-2-tc NOTICE OF EEMOTAL.' /"^ASELBEEG and ABRAHAMS, in returning thanks to their customers for their patronage, beg to inform them of their Removal to a more central position near Exchange Buildings, Dee-street, and by strict attention and punctuality beg a continuance of their future favours. 26-2 250 MANUEE DEPOT. NOTICE is 'hereby given, that a Depot for the Soil and Rubbish of the Town has been secured by the Town Board on the property of Thomas Eobinson, Esq. The site is situated about fifty yards off the main Dunedin Road ; the entrance is by a gate midway between the two slaughterhouses on the above-mentioned property. By order, J. C. HUNTER, Clerk to Town Board. Town Board Office, Invercargill, 22nd February, 1864. 22-2-tc NOTICE. WE having this day disposed of our business as Glass Merchants, Paperhangers, &c, to Messrs Kerr and Gilchrist, now beg to thank our late patrons for their support, and solicit the same for our successors. All parties indebted to the firm will please pay their accounts to our successors, whose receipt will be a sufficient liquidation. JAMES KEIR & CO. February 15, 1864. Referring to the above, we beg to intimate to the trade and public generally, that we have on hand all articles appertaining to the trade, which can be supplied at as reasonable prices as any in town. KERR & GILCHRIST. 24-2-tc NOTICE. npHE Undersigned begs to inform the public, that JL on the 15th instant he terminated his connection with the JRiverton Times newspaper, as agent for that journal. J. M. FINDLAY. Dee-street, Invercargill, February 19, 1864. 19-2— tc. ]\TOTICE is hereby given, that by deed bearing IN date the twentieth day of February, 11864, and made between Edward Moran, of Invercargill, in the Province of Southland in the! Colony of :New Zealand, Restaurant-keeper, .of,; the ■ first, part ; Henry Thomas Ross and Charles .Stammers Button, of the same place, Merchants, of the second part; and the several persons whose hands and sealsare thereunto affixed, being creditors of the said Edward Moran of the third part. The said Edward Moran did;conyey and assign unto the said , Henry ; Thomas .Jipss .■ and Charles Stammers -Button; all .and ! every, -. his reaJ [and; personal estate for { the equal benefit of the creditorsjof the said.Edward Moran, . and which s*id.deed : now_ lies for the inspection of arid executipnby the creditors of the, said; Edward Moran. at ,the^office of;>% un i^ r " signed in Inver eargiJL aforesaid^ . andallcreditgrsnot executing the same -within ;twentyreigh.ti days from the date thereof will be peremptorily excluded, from thebenefit thereof \. ..-.,■-., v :i^. ">;;-: . : '. ■ Dated this twentieth day ,of .February, 1864. -'■;'■ • ". ; .^V 1 --' '■ > "' >i d'B.' : BUTTON,' . ■ ,;. r.:j. Solicitor for the Trustees. Blden Chambers, InYercargill, 24-2-te