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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 29, 6 August 1864, Page 1

,0:-:.^; iNTEBdis&rLL ■ ; % ■ : ■ • BMK^OLENT INSTITtOTON. INSTITUTE PEBSOSrS wsfluiringl'reiief In. - \J. '■ Food w Clothing, may APPLY atthoHOS* HTAJj dtvily, between the hours of 10 o'clock a>KU and 12 noon; ''""" ' „ ■ /■;.< ■:■■' ■ :v, . .: • - l \y C" v ' \ JAMES P/M3JBBAY, : . '■•'•■ ■•; ;.:;■ ';■',. Hon. ; Seoi?6tary. THE' INVERGARGILL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION; - " rpHE Benevolent are respectfully informed that 1 DONATIONS of FOOD or" CLOTHING, in aid of the poor, will be thankfully'RECElVED at the Hospital, where provision has-been made for tkeir reception. 3?lour,' Tea, and Sugar, are at present most needed. JAMES P. MURRAY, - Hon. Secretary. THE FOUR-POUND LOAF is Is. 3d. ONLY AT , C. TTJ L li'-Q G H'S, BAKE R, Devebon-stbee.t. :. ;~~~ notice. ;: : MEN'S INDIA-RUBBER KNEE BOOTB, TWENTY SHILLINGS T KING SL AND, RED 1 BOOT, TAY-STREET. NOTICE. ; , . A LL Parties indebted to the Assigned Estate of J\. E. HARGIN & CO., Ironmongers, Tay- - street, are requested to PAY the AMOUNTS of their ACCOUNTS to the undersigned, at the Premises, forthwith. . .... . ROBT. HARPER, . ." : Attorney for Trustees. Invereargfll, 26th May, 1864., ORiaiNAL WWLT, No. 362. WRIT OF FOREIGN ATTACHMENT, No. 3. VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, Defender of the Faith. To THOMAS MORELL MACDONALD and WILLIAMRUSSELL, of Invercargill, Gentlemen, practising as Solicitors and Barristers, under the style or firm of MACDONALD and RUSSELL, and SAMUEL MUNCKLEY SOUTH, of the same place, Gentleman, and JAMES RICHARD DAVIES, of the same place, Contractor, Greeting. WHEREAS an action is now pending in our Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Invercargill, between WILLIAM MILLER, of Invercargill aforesaid, Merchant, Plaintiff, and CHARLES WATT, late of Invercargill aforesaid, Merchant, Defendant ; and in order that the Plaintiff may proceed in his action, We command you, and each of you, that you do retain arid keep all and singular land and hereditaments, moneys, and chattels, bills, bonds, and other ''property of whatsoever nature, in the custody or under the control of you, or either of you, at the time of the service of this writ belonging to the said Charles Watt, or to us, in which the said Defendant shall at that time be legally or equitably entitled or otherwise beneficially interested in, and whether solely or jointly with any other person or persons, and all debts of any kind then due by you, or either of you, to the said Defendant, although the same or any part thereof may become due and payable on a future day. And we further command- you, that you and each of you, in your own proper persons, be "and appear before such judge of our Supreme Court as shall be sitting in Chambers, oh Wednesday, the fifth day of October next; at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and there to be examined touching the premises, and to do and receive what shall then and there be considered of you hi that behalf, and this you shall in nowise omit. Witness His Honor Cheistopher William Richmond, Esquire, Judge of our Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Invercargill, this first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and Bixty-four. JAMES HARVEY, Plaintiff's Solicitor, Esk-street, Invercargill. (L.S.) J. S.J., Registrar for Southland. WHEREAS, by Deed bearing date the thirtieth day of July, 1864, made : between JOHN GETHIN HUGHES, of Invercargffl, Hotelkeeper, of the first part ; WILLIAM HENRY BRAYTON and JOHN SPENCE, Merchants/of the second part; and the several persons whose hands and seals are thereunto affixed, being Creditors of the said John Gethin Hughes, of the third part; all the REAL, and PERSONAL' ESTATE of him the said John Gethin Hughes, was thereby CONVEYED and ASSIGNED unto the said William Henry Brayton and John Spence, upon the trusts therein mentioned, for the equat benefit of all the Creditors of the said John Gethin Hughes : And the said *Deed was; duly executed by the said John Gethin Hughes, William Henry Brayton, and John: Spence, in the presence of Samuel Munckley South, of Invercargill, solicitor. Notice, is Hereby Given, .that the .said Deed lies for inspection and execution by-jbhe Creditors of the said John Gethin Hughes, at- the offices of the Undersigned, in peerstreet, Invercargill, who will be excluded from all benefit Tinder the said Deed unless they execute the same on or before the fourteenth dav of August now next. . „ ' ' ■ ':■•"■< 8. M; SOUTH; Solicitor to the Trustees. NOTICE is hereby given'that JOHN CLARK M'KAY, of Wallacetown, hi the Province of Southland, in the Colony ' of New Zealand, Settler, did by Deed bearing date the 14th day of July, 1864, CONVEY and, ASSIGN unto KENNETH 'M'IVOR,' of Invercargill aforesaid, Merchant, all the ESTATE and EFFECTS of Tiim the said John Clark M'Kay, for the Trusts therein mentioned, for the benefit of all the Creditors of the said John Clark M'Kay. And that the said Deed was duly executed by the said John Clark M'Kay and Samuel Beaven, on the said l4th day of -July, 1864; and by the said Kenneth M'lvor, on the 3rd of August inst. And the execution of the said Deed by the said John Clark. M'Kay, was attested by William Stuart, of Isvercargill aforesaid, Solicitor ; and the execution of the said Deed by the said Kenneth M'lvor and Samuel Beaven was attested by Peter M'Ewan, of Invercargill' aforesaid, Clerk. And that the saidLDeed now lies at the office of the undersigned for the perusal and execution by the Creditors of - the.said John Clark M'Kay, and who will be excluded 'from all benefit under the said Deed unless' they jbxecute -the same on or before the first day - of September next. - lZ^- c> JJAMES HARVEY,' '- > • Solicitor to the Trustees. Esk-street, Invercargill, 4th August, 1864.