AUSTRALIAN.
[iIKUTEIt's TELhORVMS.] Melhoukvk, Novembor 2 L Mr Hkxky Hentv, Into partner in the firm of Henty and Co., has failed. The schedule of liabilities is set down at £150,000, and tlie assets at £7000, leaving a deficiency of £149,000. The credit of the linn of Henty and Co. is not aileetcd by the failure. Arrived, this morning : Kaiser-i-Ilind, from London. Hobaut, November 24. The TJnion Company's now
ste.uner, Mararoa, arrived yesterday from London, and sailed again for Sydney in order to commence the new San Francisco service. She brings 67 passengers for New Zealand.
[Received November 25 h, 2 p m ] Melboukxh, November 25. The Feder.il Enabling Bill was read a second time in the Legisla ti\e Council last night, but the final passing of the measure is postponed. The list of creditors of Henry Jlenty, whose failure was announced yesterday, includes among others the name of the National Bank of Australia (who do not claim on the estate) 4 70,000, the Hon. li. Campbell £i:>, 000, and the National Bank of New Zealand £10,000.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2089, 26 November 1885, Page 2
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176AUSTRALIAN. Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2089, 26 November 1885, Page 2
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