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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
Edward Brenchley Bishop ... £ s. d. calendar months from the date of this order
Richard Milsom ... 54 0 0 have proved their claims to the satisfaction
George Henry Tribe ... 45 10 0 of the Court, or a judge thereof, by way of
John Walden ... 113 13 0 pro rata distribution without priority. And
Hargreaves and Co. ... 57 18 6 this Court doth further order, that in the
... 361 2 0 meantime and until further order, the said
And upon consideration of the matters afore- Charles John Martin and his estate shall be
said at this the final hearing of the said deemed to be protected from arrest, execu-
tion, or other legal. process, in respect of all
petition, the Court doth declare that the said
debtors are entitled to full relief, according debts of and claims against the said copart-
to the provisions of the said Act, upon nership estate specified herein. And it is
execution of the deed hereinafter mentioned. hereby declared that upon compliance by
And the Court doth order and direct that the said Charles John Martin with the
the said Charles John Martin, on behalf of terms of this order, he shall be released and
himself and the said George Lumley, and of discharged from all the debts, liabilities, and
the said copartnership, do forthwith cede, engagements specified herein, this Court
and deliver, convey, and assign all the said expressly reserving to the said Petitioners,
copartnership estate and effects, at the time the Receiver and Trustee in the said estate,
of making and filing the said petition, to and the Creditors thereof, liberty to apply
John Ward Shackelton, of Christchurch to the Court as they may see fit or be
aforesaid, his executors, administrators, and advised.
assigns, he appearing to the Court a fit per-
son to act as trustee upon trust to realize the
same, such conveyance and assignment to be
pursuant to the said Act, and to contain all
requisite powers for enabling the said John
Ward Shackelton to recover and receive all
debts, moneys, goods, chattels, estate, and
effects, in any way belonging to or due and
payable to the said copartnership firm, 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, 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 the said copartnership 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 such
copartnership estate and effects, between
and amongst and for the benefit of all the
creditors of the said copartnership who have
so proved their debts as aforesaid, and sub-
ject thereto of all such creditors of the said
copartnership estate, if any, at the time of
filing the said petition as shall within six

By the Court,
(L.S.) CHRISTOPHER ALDERSON CALVERT,
Registrar.

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.

IN accordance with the Resolution passed
at the Special General Meeting of the
Proprietors, held on the 15th of December,
1863, the Directors hereby give notice that
the Eighth Call of One Pound per Share
will be payable at the places mentioned
below on Tuesday, the 16th day of August
next:-

Auckland.... At the Bank of New Zealand,
Taranaki....... " "
Napier........ " "
Wellington.. " "
Wanganui... " "
Nelson ....... " "
Picton ....... " "
Blenheim .... " "
Christchurch " "
Lyttelton.... " "
Dunedin ..... " "
Invercargill.. " "
Riverton...... " "
Sydney ....... At the Oriental Bank Corpo-
ration Office.
London....... At the Bank of New Zealand,
50, Old Broad-street.

A. KENNEDY.

Bank of New Zealand,
Auckland, 9th May, 1864.