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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

VICTORIA by the Grace of God, of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen:

TO STANNUS JONES, of the City of Auckland,
Auctioneer,
Greeting:

WHEREAS an Action has been commenced in
the Supreme Court of the Colony of New Zea-
land, wherein Thomas Holmes is Plaintiff, and Joseph
Fielding is Defendant: And whereas it has been made
known to us that there are money and personal pro-
perty belonging to the said Joseph Fielding now in
the hands or in the custody, or under the control of
you, the said Stannus Jones, We command you that
you do not sell or otherwise dispose of or part with the
said money and personal property of the said Joseph
Fielding, or any part thereof until the further order of
our said Court shall be made known to you.

Witness GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY, Esq.,
(L.S.) Chief Justice of our Supreme Court of the
Colony of New Zealand, the ninth day of
March, 1860.

Plaintiff's Attorneys—MERRIMAN and JACKSON.

VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen:
to Stannus Jones, of the City of Auckland, Auctioneer,
and Eliza Fielding, of Parnell, near the said City,
Spinster, Greeting: Whereas an action has been com-
menced in the Supreme Court of the Colony of New
Zealand, wherein William Chisholm Wilson is Plain-
tiff, and Joseph Fielding is Defendant: And Whereas
it has been made known to us that there are monies
and personal property belonging to the said Joseph
Fielding now in the hands, or in the custody, or under
the control of you, the said Stannus Jones and Eliza
Fielding, or one of you; Now we command you, and
each of you, that you, or either of you, do not sell or
otherwise dispose or part with the said monies and
personal property of the said Joseph Fielding, or any
part thereof, until the further order of our said Court
shall be made known to you.

(L. S.)
Witness, GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY,
Esquire, Chief Justice of our
Supreme Court of the Colony
of New Zealand, the ninth
day of March, 1860.

This Writ was sued out by Frederic Morris Preston
Brookfield, of Queen-street, Auckland, Solicitor, for
the within-named William Chisholm Wilson.

VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen :
to Stannus Jones, of the City of Auckland, Auctioneer,
Greeting: Whereas an Action has been commenced
in the Supreme Court of the Colony of New Zealand,
wherein William Morrin is Plaintiff, and Joseph Field-
ing is Defendant: And Whereas it has been made
known to us that there are monies and personal pro-
perty belonging to the said Joseph Fielding now in the
hands, or in the custody, or under the control of you,
the said Stannus Jones; We command you that you
do not sell or otherwise dispose of or part with the said
monies and personal property of the said Joseph Field-
ing, or any part thereof, until the further order of our
said Court shall be made known to you.

(L. S.)
Witness, GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY,
Esquire, Chief Justice of our
Supreme Court of the Colony
of New Zealand, this second
day of March, 1860.

This Writ was issued by Frederic Morris Preston
Brookfield, of Queen-street, Auckland, Solicitor, for
the within-named William Morrin.

VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Queen :
to Stannus Jones, of the City of Auckland, Auctioneer,
Greeting: Whereas an Action has been commenced
in the Supreme Court of the Colony of New Zealand,
wherein Thomas Wells Marsh is Plaintiff, and Joseph
Fielding is Defendant: And Whereas it has been made
known to us that there are monies and personal pro-
perty belonging to the said Joseph Fielding, now in the
hands, or in the custody, or under the control of you,
the said Stannus Jones; We command you that you
do not sell or otherwise dispose of or part with the said
monies and personal property of the said Joseph Field-
ing, or any part thereof, until the further order of our
said Court shall be made known to you.

(L. S.)
Witness, GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY,
Esquire, Chief Justice of our
Supreme Court of the Colony
of New Zealand, the second day
of March, 1860.

This Writ was issued by Frederic Morris Preston
Brookfield, of Queen-street, Auckland, Solicitor, for
the within-named Thomas Wells Marsh.

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