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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Bell Mudie, of the same place, merchant, creditors
of the said Andrew Haldane to the extent of not less
than fifty pounds, present his Petition to Henry
Samuel Chapman, Esquire, one of the Judges of this
Court, resident at Dunedin aforesaid, praying for
relief pursuant to the provisions of "The Debtors
and Creditors' Act, 1862:" And whereas the said
Judge, being satisfied of the truth of the matters
contained in the said Petition, did thereupon appoint
Monday, the ninth day of January then next, for the
hearing of the matters of the said Petition, on which
day the Petitioner duly attended before this Court,
and the further hearing of the matters of the said
Petition was adjourned to the thirteenth day of
February then next, on which said last-mentioned
day the Petitioner again attended before this Court,
when it was ordered that the said Petitioner should
on or before the eighteenth day of March then next,
or within such extended time as this Court should
grant for that purpose, cede and deliver convey and
assign all his estate and effects unto the said John
Bell Mudie, and James Moslison, of Dunedin afore-
said, boot and shoe makers, their heirs, executors,
administrators, and assigns, according to the nature
and quality thereof respectively, upon trust, for
the purpose of selling, disposing of, getting in and
receiving or otherwise realizing the same, and in the
first place paying, satisfying, and discharging all
costs, charges, and expenses incurred by order of
this Court or incidental to the execution of the trusts
of the conveyance and assignment to be made in
pursuance of the said Order, and all fees of Court,
and all payments to the Insolvent Estates Fund
payable under the thirty-ninth section of the said
Act, and such other sums of money (if any) as should
be ordered by this Court, and subject thereto for
the purpose of justly distributing and administering
the clear residue of the said monies between and
amongst and for the benefit of all the Creditors of
the Petitioner at the time of the presentation of his

THOMAS OUTHWAITE, Esq., Official Administrator of Intestate Estates for the Northern Division of the
Colony of New Zealand, in account with the Estate of Hugh Lytle, deceased, intestate.
DR.
1865.
Jan. 17. By cheque from T. H. Hall 32 14 6

£32 14 6

THOMAS OUTHWAITE, Esq., Official Administrator of Intestate Estates for the Northern Division of the
Colony of New Zealand, in account with the Estate of George Clarke, deceased, intestate.
1864.
Aug. 16. By Cash from Captain Chandler
sale of effects 10 11 4

£10 11 4

said Petition, and who should duly prove their debts
by affidavit within six calendar months from the date
of the said order by way of pro rata distribution,
subject to existing legal priorities; and if there
should be any surplus of the said monies after
answering the purposes aforesaid, should pay such
surplus to the said Petitioner: And it was further
ordered that the Registrar of this Court at Dunedin
should make and execute such cession and delivery,
conveyance and assignment, in the name and on the
behalf of the said Andrew Haldane, and that such
conveyance and assignment should contain all
requisite powers for enabling the said John Bell
Mudie, and James Mollison, to recover and receive
debts, monies, goods, chattels, estate, and effects in
any way belonging to or due and payable to the said
Petitioner, or any of such debts or monies, goods,
chattels, estate or effects in particular upon such
trusts as aforesaid, and the further consideration of
the matters of the said Petition was further adjourned
until this day: And whereas Robert Chapman,
Esquire, the said Registrar, has made and executed a
Deed of Conveyance and Assignment in the name
aud on the behalf of the said Petitioner, and in
conformity in all respects with the terms of the said
recited order: Now upon production of the said
Deed of Conveyance and Assignment, and this Court
being satisfied that the said Petitioner has complied
with the terms of the said last-mentioned order, and
upon hearing Mr. Cook of counsel for the said
Petitioner, it is ordered that the said Petitioner,
Andrew Haldane, be and he is hereby released and
discharged from all his debts, liabilities, and engage-
ments specified in his said Petition, and in the
Schedule thereto marked with the letter "B."
Dated this eighteenth day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-five.
(L.S.)
By the Court,
ROBERT CHAPMAN, Registrar.

1864. March Paid Supreme Court Letters of
      Administration 1 10 0
      July 2. Paid advertising notice to credi-
      tors in Southern Cross news-
      paper 026
      Paid do. do. in New Zealander 026

1865. Feb. 20. Paid advertising balance sheet 076
      Paid Administrator's commission 1 12 8
      Balance 28 19 4
      £32 14 6

1866. Nov. 18. Paid Supreme Court, Letters of
      Administration 050
      Dec. 9. Paid advertising notice to credi-
      tors in New Zealander news-
      paper 013
      Paid advertising notice to credi-
      tors in Southern Cross news-
      paper 013

1867. Feb. 20. Paid advertising balance sheet. 076
      Paid Administrator's commission 0 16 10
      Balance 8 19 6
      £10 11 4