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Twenty-first day of June last the Court doth order that Francis James Garrick of Merivale near the City of Christchurch in the said Canterbury district Gentleman a Barrister and Solicitor of this Honorable Court do forthwith in the name and behalf of the said debtor Edward Goodacre cede and deliver convey and assign all the estate and effects of the said debtor at the time of the filing of the said petition to the above named Louis Edward Nathan he having been appointed by the Court to act as trustee of the said debtor’s estate such conveyance and assignment to be pursuant to the said Act and to contain all requisite powers for enabling the said Louis Edward Nathan to recover and receive all monies goods chattels estate and effects in any way belonging to or due and payable to the said debtor 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 realizing such estate monies 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 monies recovered and received from such estate and effects such sum to be paid into Court to the credit of the “Insolvent Estates 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 and all fees of Court and such other sums of money (if any) as shall be ordered by the Court and subject thereto for the purpose of a just distribution and administration of said estate and effects between and amongst and for the benefit of all the creditors of the said debtor who have so proved as aforesaid and subject thereto of all such creditors of the said debtor (if any) at the time of filing the said petition as shall within six calendar months from the date of this order have proved their debts or claims to the satisfaction of the Court or a Judge thereof by way of pro rata distribution (without priority) this Court expressly reserving to the said debtor the receiver the said trustee and the said creditors liberty to apply to the Court as they may see fit or be advised.

By the Court,

CHRISTOPHER ALDERSON CALVERT,

(L.S.)

Registrar.

GARRICK & COWLISHAW,

Solicitors to the Petition.

NOTICE.

THE Partnership hitherto existing between James Nicholson and Thomas Longe, as Butchers, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to the late firm will be received, and liabilities paid, by James Nicholson.

In witness of the above the parties concerned have hereto set their hands.

Thomas Longe.

James Nicholson.

Witness—Wm. Higginson.

Christchurch, July 20, 1865.

PUBLIC NOTICE.

Public Works Office,

Christchurch, Aug. 8, 1865.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the 26th clause of the Waste Lands Regulations of this Province, Maps of the Township of Waimate, so far as the Town is laid out, are open for inspection at the Survey Office, Christchurch, and at the Survey Office, Timaru.

ALEXANDER LEAN,

Assistant Secretary,

for the Secretary for Public Works.

PUBLIC NOTICE.

Public Works Office,

Christchurch, Aug. 8, 1865.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the 26th clause of the Waste Lands Regulations of this Province, the Map of the Township of Bealey, so far as the Town is laid out, is open for inspection at the Survey Office, Christchurch.

ALEXANDER LEAN,

Assistant Secretary,

for the Secretary for Public Works.

RETURN of SHEEP, inspected by the Inspector of Sea-borne Sheep, imported into Lyttelton during the month of July, 1865.

P. B. BOULTON,

Chief Inspector of Sheep.

(a) DECLARATION.—I, John Henry Caton, of Christchurch, on board of the vessel “Wellington,” H. B. Frances, Commander, now lying at Lyttelton, in the said Province, do hereby solemnly declare that the sheep, 87 in number, within three months last past have not had applied to any of them any reputed scab-destroying preparation, nor been mixed with any sheep infected with scab or catarrh; and I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing the same to be true.

JOHN H. CATON.

Declared before me, at Lyttelton, this 25th day of July, 1864.—WILLIAM PALFREY, Inspector of Sheep.

Christchurch, 8th August, 1865.