New Zealand Gazette – 1866 – No. 20

Page 143

✨ Legal Notices and Estate Accounts



THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 143

senior, in fraud of him the said Thomas Connor. We
therefore do strictly enjoin and command you the
said James Richard Davies, senior, and James
Richard Davies, junior, and each of you, and all and
every the persons before mentioned, under pain of
the further process of this Court, that you and every
of you do absolutely desist from interfering with the
said partnership property, and from alienating,
assigning, pledging, managing, or in anywise disposing
of, or attempting to dispose of, any of the aforesaid
negotiable securities, plant, horses, or machinery, or
any or either of them, or any part of them, until the
hearing of the said action, or until our said Court
shall make order to the contrary hereof.

Witness His Honor CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM
RICHMOND, a Judge of our Supreme Court
of New Zealand, at Dunedin, this four-

(L.S.)
teenth day of February, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
hitherto existing under the style or firm of
"Strike, Goulding and Co.," carrying on business
together as Sodawater and Cordial Manufacturers,
at Wellington, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent.

Wellington, 15th February, 1866.

W. F. STRIKE,
JOHN STRIKE,
C. R. GOULDING.

Witness—P. A. BUCKLEY,
Solicitor, Wellington.

CHRISTOPHER ALDERSON CALVERT, Esq., Registrar at Canterbury of the Supreme Court of New Zealand,
in account with the Estate of THOMAS MILLS, deceased (28th November, 1862), intestate.

  1. DR.
    £ s. d.
    Sept. 10. To cash of Union Bank 80 18 6
    Oct. 31. To ditto of H. Renness, for old
    saddle and bridle 2 0 0
    Nov. 16. To ditto of D. Fisher, for filly
    sold by deceased 18 0 0

  2. Oct. 8. To cash of D. and W. Hunter,
    for proceeds of cattle sold
    for £146 less Bank charge 145 5 6

  3. CR.
    £ s. d.
    July 20. By postage to England 0 1 0
    Aug. 11. By ditto to England 0 0 6
    " By ditto to Sydney. 0 0 6
    " 26. By Court fees paid, viz.: swear-
    ing, 2s.; filing, 3s.; affidavit
    as to death 0 5 0
    " By setting down 0 5 0
    " 28. By Order of Court. 0 6 0
    " By letters of administration 3 0 0
    Sept. By cash paid advertisements (for
    creditors) and papers, viz.:
    "Standard," 6s.; " Press," 3s.
    11d.; "Times," 7s. 6d. 0 17 5
    " Ditto (special) for property,
    "Times". 0 7 0
    " 10. By commission— £ s. d.
    5 per cent. on 4 0 10
    Oct. 31. By ditto on 0 2 0
    Nov. 16. By ditto on 0 18 0

  4. Oct. 8. By commission—
    5 per cent. on 145 5 6 7 5 3
    " By Court fees—swearing, 2s.;
    filing, 3s.; affidavit as to
    value 0 5 0

  5. April. By Court fees paid, viz.: (12th
    May) swearing, 2s.; filing,
    3s.; special affidavit 0 5 0
    Ditto, to verify inventory 0 5 0
    Ditto, to verify account 0 5 0
    " By advertisement of account in
    " Gazette of New Zealand 0 7 6
    " Balance due to the Estate and
    carried down 227 8 0
    £246 4 0

April. To balance brought down . 227 8 0

  1. May 13. By cash paid to the Colonial
    Sub-Treasurer, as per Judge's
    order of the 12th . 227 8 0
    £246 4 0


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⚖️ Supreme Court injunction against interference with partnership property (continued from previous page)

⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
14 February 1866
Supreme Court, Injunction, Partnership property, Dunedin
  • James Richard Davies (senior), Commanded to desist interfering
  • James Richard Davies (junior), Commanded to desist interfering

  • CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM RICHMOND, a Judge of our Supreme Court of New Zealand

🏭 Dissolution of partnership 'Strike, Goulding and Co.' in Wellington

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
15 February 1866
Partnership dissolution, Sodawater Manufacturers, Wellington
  • W. F. STRIKE, Partner dissolving firm
  • JOHN STRIKE, Partner dissolving firm
  • C. R. GOULDING, Partner dissolving firm

  • P. A. BUCKLEY, Solicitor, Wellington

⚖️ Account of the Estate of Thomas Mills, deceased, administered by Registrar Calvert

⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Estate accounting, Deceased estate, Supreme Court Registrar, Canterbury, Intestate
  • THOMAS MILLS, Deceased estate subject
  • H. Renness, Paid money for old saddle
  • D. Fisher, Paid money for deceased's filly
  • D. Hunter, Paid money for cattle proceeds
  • W. Hunter, Paid money for cattle proceeds

  • CHRISTOPHER ALDERSON CALVERT, Esquire, Registrar at Canterbury