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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 87, 31 January 1885, Page 7

Gazette in Bankruptcy.

<IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of Waikatu and ihames, hnldt>n at Thames (being a local Court of Bankruptcy.

In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of •' The Bankruptcy Act, Amendment Act, 1884," and of the Bankruptcy of Chaulks Stoaut Py'nk, of Te Aroha, Storekeeper, a bankrupt. NOTICE is hereby givf>n that the above-named Charles Stuart Pyne, was this day adjudicated a bankrupt within the intent and meaning of the abovementioned Act. The first Meeting of Creditors will be held at the office of Wm. Caupkntbu, Shortland, Thames, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of February met., at 7 o'clock in the evening. Proof of debt mnst be furnished prior to. or at, the meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at the office of the* said Wm. Carpenter. No proof can be admitted' except under order of the Court, after the expiration of three months from the date of adjudication. ! Dated this 24th day of January, 1885. JOHN LA.WSON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. J. Cuff, Bankrupt's Solictor, Te Aroha.

LOST at Paeroa Gorge, 21st instant, Two Fat Cows, one strawberry and one yellow cow, with small red spots, both horned and branded 0 on left rump. Information that will lead to their recovery, given to Mr Brown at the Gorge, or Mr Bradley, Te Aroha, will be handsomely rewarded. David Chaig. Wairakau, January 28, 1885.

OHARLKS HKSKKTH] [ALKX. JjTKBP. ITESKETU AND A^TKiJK, SEED AND GRAIN MBtICHANTS COMMISSION, LAND, ShIPPJW, d GENERAL AGENTS.

All kinds of Agricultural and jthe. 03ols on Hand. Also, Manures, &';., vie.

Consignments received and Ac .<ouut Sales punctually rendered.

DURHAM STREET, Auckland.

NOTICE.

A PUBLIC MEETING of the inhabitants of Te Aroha, Quartzville, and Waiorongomai will be held in the Public Hall, Waiorongomai, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at Eight o'clock, TO DISCUSS THE ACTION TAKEN BY THE PIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL at their last meeting, re levying a rate, and other businesn of local importance. By Order of Committee Appointed at Public Meeting, Nov. 29, 1884. C. S. Brown, Hon. Sec. Waiorongomai, Jan. 31, 1885.

TO LET. rHAT Moat and Comfortable Two Room Cottage fronting Whitaker street (next Walker's Hotel), as lately occupied by Dr Buck by. Apply at NEWS OFFICE

FOR PRIVATE SALE.

Good Spring Cart and removable Cover. G. H. COTTRELL, Auctioneer, Valuer.

HM c X E N 2 I E , * SADDLER, MORRINSVILLE. SADDLERY OF ALL DESCBIPTIONS. Repairs Neatly md Promptly attended to

PRINTING. CARDS, CIRCULARS, itECEIPT BOOKS, BILL- HEADS, MEMORANDUMS, POSTERS, HANDBILLS, &C, &C, &C, In the most Modern Style.

Another of the old native chiefs has passed away to the great majority. Kar.iunu Hou, he-id chief of the 4 Ngatirahiii tribe, died at. the Piiriri, on the 27th inbt. It was throught Ktiruunu chiefly that the (iovernment were üble to purchase Te Aroha block ; he was ulways a good friend to the Europeans, remaining loyal through the great VVuikuto war, when all the tribes in the Thames left their homes for to wage war against tho Europeans. He also assisted the earliest swttlers, viz., MeKaskill and others wnen tuey first cairn to settle on the Thinner Riv«r, nearly ov years ago, and protected them ; th c Maoris at that time, und more especially the Thames native*?, being greufc cannibals, and some of the early settlers have seen them returning from Tauranga and other places with their slain and prisoners for the purpose of making a canuib.il feaßt. All the natives have left the J^ah for Puriri where a greut tangi is being held. We understand that none of the. tenders for the estate of Jud. Clarke, bankrupt have been accepted. The stock ( is now being packed up and forwarded to Auckland, where it will probably be sold by public auction. ,