[NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE]

PROCLAMATION

Pursuant to sections two and three thereof,
shall be exercised to the limit of Jurisdiction
of Fifty Pounds, in the Resident Magistrate’s Court at Timaru, in the Province of
Canterbury; and I do further proclaim and
declare that this Proclamation shall take
effect on and from the First day of November,
One thousand eight hundred and sixty-
four.

Given under my hand, at Government
House, at Auckland, and issued under
the Seal of the Colony of New Zealand,
this Twelfth day of October, in the
year of our Lord One thousand eight
hundred and sixty-four.

G. GREY.

By His Excellency’s command,
FREDERICK WHITAKER.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

G. G. Gazette, No. 40, Oct. 22, 1864.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND,

CANTERBURY DISTRICT.

In the matter of the “Debtors’ and
Creditors’ Act, 1862;” and

In the matter of the Petition of James
Hosie, of Kaiapoi, Butcher, a debtor,
not in custody.

This Eighteenth day of May, 1864.

Upon the application of Mr. Hanmer of
Counsel for the said petitioner, and
upon reading the order made on the Fifteenth
day of February last, and affidavit of John
Levett Hobden of publication in the Pro-
vincial Gazette, and in a local newspaper, of
the day of hearing fourteen days before
such day of hearing, and of notices in writing
of such day of hearing, having been delivered
to each and all of the Creditors named in
the schedule annexed to the said petition,
fourteen days before such day of hearing,
and an affidavit of Philip Hanmer, filed on
the Fourteenth day of May instant, the said
petitioner appearing and attending in person
upon examination of the said petitioner,
upon oath pursuant to the said Act;—this
Court doth declare that the following persons
and firms respectively have proved their
debts or claims, namely:

Carried forward ... 449 16 9½

Brought forward ... 449 16 9
| William Cherry | 25 11 8 |
| Ditto | 5 0 0 |
| Walter Wright | 2 5 0 |
| William Vague | 3 18 0 |
| James Perrin | 6 7 3 |
| Peter Neilson | 3 0 10½|
| Francis B. Greenup | 7 7 3 |
| Benjamin Ellis | 2 7 0 |
| John Blackmore | 18 2 11 |
| James Moore | 48 4 10 |
| Simpson & Marks | 47 13 2 |
| Belcher & Fairweather | 7 1 0 |
| Henry Keetly | 2 16 0 |
| William White |109 19 6 |
| Joseph Keetly | 15 0 6 |
| Benjamin Packwood | 2 2 11 |
| Edward Hurry | 16 0 3 |
| Charles Dudding | 37 10 0 |
| John Burgess | 2 0 0 |
| Thomas Hassell | 29 12 8 |
| George Frederick Bay | 7 19 0 |
| Arthur Acheson Dobbs | 10 0 0 |
| James Anderson | 4 9 6 |
| James Wylde | 35 0 0 |
| William Harris | 12 0 0 |
| J. M. Frazer | 2 15 0 |

£914 1 1½

And the Court doth accordingly direct that
the schedule annexed to the petition be
amended by specifying therein such of these debts,
if any, as are not already specified, and
upon consideration of the matters aforesaid,
at this the final hearing of the said petition,
the Court doth further declare that the said
petitioner is entitled to full relief, according
to the provisions of the said Act, upon his
execution of the deed hereinafter mentioned;
and this Court doth further order and direct
the said petitioner to cede and deliver,
convey and assign all his estate and effects
at the time of his making and filing the said
petition to Hyam Marks, of Christchurch,
in the Province of Canterbury, Tobacconist;
the said Hyam Marks appearing to the
Court to be a fit and proper person to act
as a trustee of the said petitioner’s estate;
such conveyance and assignment to
be pursuant to the said Act, and to contain
all requisite powers for enabling the said
Hyam Marks, to recover and receive all
debts, moneys, goods, chattels, estate and effects,
in any way belonging to or due and
payable to the said petitioner, upon the
trusts, with the powers and subject to the
conditions requisite for the purpose of selling,
disposing of, getting in, and receiving,
or otherwise realising such estate, moneys,
goods, chattels and effects, and thereout in
the first place of payment of a sum of one
shilling in the pound, to be computed on the
gross amount of all moneys recovered and
received from such estate and effects, such
sum to be paid into Court to the credit
of the Insolvent Estate’s fund, pursuant to
the said Act; and in the next place of
satisfying all costs, charges and expenses
incurred by order of the Court, or incidental
to the execution of such trusts.