New Zealand Gazette – 1871 – No. 47

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✨ Bankruptcy Notices

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

	Name, Occupation	Date	Provisional/Trustee/Ditto	Amount (£ s d)	Status
59	Clarke, James, labourer	13th July, 1869	Provisional Trustee	37 5 3	Closed, no estate
60	Calvert, Christopher A., gentleman	20th July, 1869	Ditto	5 0 0	Wound up
61	Clark, George, carter	23rd July, 1869	Ditto	13 1 4	Ditto
62	Caygill, James, newspaper proprietor	10th Aug., 1869	Ditto	165 8 5	Ditto
63	Cameron, Robert, miller	10th Aug., 1869	Ditto	18 5 0	Ditto
64	Cox, William, labourer	14th Dec., 1869	Ditto	2 0 0	Closed, no estate
65	Cliff, George, timber merchant	15th Feb., 1870	Ditto	1,823 7 10	Balance due to Depending, to Trustee, £130 14 2

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1871, No 47

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⚖️ Report of Accountant in Bankruptcy, District of Canterbury (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsBankruptcy, Canterbury, Estate administration, Debtors, Trustees, Financial report
👱🏽 Names

52 names identified

James Clarke, Labourer, bankruptcy case
Christopher A. Calvert (Gentleman), Bankruptcy case
George Clark, Carter, bankruptcy case
James Caygill, Newspaper proprietor, bankruptcy case
Robert Cameron, Miller, bankruptcy case
William Cox, Labourer, bankruptcy case
George Cliff, Timber merchant, bankruptcy case
Thomas Nicholson Clarkson, Master mariner, bankruptcy case
William Collins, Printer, bankruptcy case
John Collett, Labourer, bankruptcy case
William Cattermole, Farmer, bankruptcy case
Thomas Bennet Cressy, Farmer, bankruptcy case
William De Troy, Schoolmaster, bankruptcy case
James F. Douglas, Publican, bankruptcy case
Peter David, Dairyman, bankruptcy case
Theodore Doyle, Lithographer, bankruptcy case
Augustus Doyle, Lithographer, bankruptcy case
Theodore Dethier, Builder, bankruptcy case
Henry Dodd, Cabdriver, bankruptcy case
Alexander Doran, Labourer, bankruptcy case
William Dunford, Sheepfarmer, bankruptcy case
William Dunford (Junior), Sheepfarmer, bankruptcy case
Charles Dunford, Sheepfarmer, bankruptcy case
John Edward Duff, Accountant, bankruptcy case
Henry Dunford, Station manager, bankruptcy case
John Currie Dempsie, Mariner, bankruptcy case
John Downie, Bankruptcy case
William Dixon, Butcher, bankruptcy case
Thomas East, Labourer, bankruptcy case
George Furby, Publican, bankruptcy case
John Foley, Plasterer, bankruptcy case
William Fisher, Farmer, bankruptcy case
Charles J. Foster, Barrister and solicitor, bankruptcy case
George Fisher, Farmer, bankruptcy case
Henry Fisher, Farmer, bankruptcy case
Edward Fonbauf, Hawker, bankruptcy case
Simon Frazer, Sawmiller, bankruptcy case
James Brown, Sawmiller, bankruptcy case
Charles Flocton, Machinist, bankruptcy case
George Fuller, Shoemaker, bankruptcy case
William Henry Grant, Farmer, bankruptcy case
John Virgoe Glasso, Hotelkeeper, bankruptcy case
Thomas A. Gales, Carpenter, bankruptcy case
Samuel E. Graham, Mariner, bankruptcy case
David Gray, Horsedealer, bankruptcy case
Robert Gilkes, Baker, bankruptcy case
Thomas Goldstoxe, Out of business, bankruptcy case
James Grant, Storeman, bankruptcy case
Evan S. Griffiths, Timber dealer, bankruptcy case
James S. Gibbons, Timber dealer, bankruptcy case
Joseph Gardiner, Ropemaker, bankruptcy case
Richard James Greening, Coachdriver, bankruptcy case

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