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✨ Bankruptcy Notices

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

65 Odell, Charles Shead, commercial clerk ... 22 April, 1870 Provisional Trustee ... 50 0 0 Discharged

66 Purdie, Thomas, builder ... 4 Feb., 1870 Ditto ... 51 10 0 743 6 8 280 6 6 Closed, no estate. Depending.

67 Penberthy, Henry, junior, draper ... 25 May, 1870 Ditto ... 81 10 3 Discharge suspended 12 months

68 Pemberton, Charles French, brewer ... 21 June, 1870 Ditto ... 750 0 0 402 4 8 698 10 0 Closed, no estate. Depending.

69 Pilbrow, Edward, farmer ... 5 July, 1870 Ditto ... 240 19 6 2,834 16 6 215 19 3 Ditto

70 Pavitt, Augustus Reed, Pavitt, Spencer, and Bull, Frederick, flax manufacturers ... 12 July, 1870 J. F. Graham, Accountant ... 3,320 0 0 1,473 2 10 3,338 4 9 Ditto

71 Pavitt, Spencer, and Pavitt, Augustus R., and Bull, Frederick, flax manufacturers ... 12 July, 1870 J. E. Graham, Accountant

72 Parsons, Thomas Harris, builder ... 29 July, 1870 Provisional Trustee ... 295 2 6 97 14 0 11 15 0 Ditto

73 Pilbrow, James, farmer ... 7 Oct., 1870 Ditto ... 80 18 0 39 9 0 Not yet discharged

74 Rogers, Sampson Henry, brewer ... 13 Feb., 1870 Ditto ... 153 7 6 80 13 0 Bankrupt killed

75 Richards, Joseph, farmer ... 22 Mar., 1870 Ditto ... 102 5 0 Discharged

76 Rosser, James, farmer ... 3 June, 1870 Ditto ... Discharge suspended 2 months

77 Roberts, Thomas, timber merchant ... 21 June, 1870 Ditto ... 321 10 0 1,973 0 0 Not yet discharged

78 Ruddock, Robinson, farmer ... 23 Sept., 1870 J. E. Graham, Accountant

79 Simpson, George Charles, boot and shoe warehouseman ... 7 Dec., 1869 Ditto ... 10 10 0 4,640 6 9 2,227 15 2 Discharge suspended 6 months

80 Spillard, Andrew, draper ... 17 Dec., 1869 Provisional Trustee ... 130 0 0 715 6 0 187 5 0 Discharged

81 Swindell, Joseph, watch jobber ... 7 Jan., 1870 Ditto ... 15 0 0 Ditto

82 Salek, Morris, storekeeper and publican ... 25 Jan., 1870 Ditto ... 6 1,147 17 11 171 5 6 Discharge suspended 6 months

83 Slee, Frank, hotelkeeper ... 4 Jan., 1870 J. E. Graham, Accountant ... 2,819 4 11 3,808 2 11 5,173 5 6 Discharge suspended 1 month

84 Sibly, Richard Burton, builder ... 22 Feb., 1870 Provisional Trustee Ditto ... 126 0 0 182 2 2 164 10 0 Discharged

85 Simpson, Henry, farmer ... 21 June, 1870 Ditto ... 28 0 0 252 8 8 Ditto

86 Smith, Henry, farmer ... 12 July, 1870 Ditto ... 69 11 10 8 0 0 Discharged

87 Smith, Elijah, farmer ... Ditto ... 367 12 4 13 10 0 Discharge suspended 1 month

88 Simpson, John Kirkpatrick, and Simpson, James, farmers ... 22 July, 1870 Ditto ... 140 7 4 313 13 7 Discharged

89 Simpson, James Kirkpatrick, and Simpson, John, farmers ... Ditto

90 Smith, Nicholas, dresser ... 16 Aug., 1870 Ditto ... 25 7 7 300 4 5 Ditto

91 Somerville, Thomas, farmer ... 30 Aug., 1870 Ditto ... Discharge suspended 1 month

92 Scrimgeour, Alexander, wheelwright ... 2 Sept., 1870 Ditto ... 110 16 10 2 0 0 Discharged

93 Small, Mary, widow ... 4 Oct., 1870 Ditto ... Lapsed

94 Sims, John, flax dresser ... 17 Dec., 1869 Josiah Birch, Merchant ... 57 10 1 184 14 7 242 1 0 Discharge suspended 1 month

95 Turnbull, Richard, storekeeper ... 1 Feb., 1870 Provisional Trustee ... 22,064 4 9 2,036 17 3 25,067 1 0 Discharged

96 Turner, William Henry, master mariner ... 21 June, 1870 Ditto ... 35 0 0 81 0 0 Ditto

97 Thomson, John, farmer ... 21 June, 1870 Ditto ... 850 0 0 231 18 0 Ditto

98 Taylor, Thomas Henry ... 28 June, 1870 Ditto ... 532 3 0 235 5 8 Ditto

99 Trevitt, Thomas, farmer ... 9 Aug., 1870 Ditto ... 138 0 9 12 5 0 Discharge suspended 2 months

100 Wright, David, contractor ... 7 Dec., 1869 Ditto ... 154 15 7 134 10 0 Discharged

101 West, Henry Charles, publican ... 7 Dec., 1869 Ditto ... 75 0 0 258 0 5 25 0 0 Ditto

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1871, No 47

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

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

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsBankruptcy, Schedule, Canterbury, Adjudication, Trustee, Debtor
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Charles Shead Odell, Commercial clerk, discharged
Thomas Purdie, Builder, closed no estate
Henry Penberthy (junior), Draper, discharge suspended
Charles French Pemberton, Brewer, closed no estate
Edward Pilbrow, Farmer, closed no estate
Augustus Reed Pavitt, Flax manufacturer, closed no estate
Spencer Pavitt, Flax manufacturer
Frederick Bull, Flax manufacturer
Thomas Harris Parsons, Builder, closed no estate
James Pilbrow, Farmer, not yet discharged
Sampson Henry Rogers, Brewer, bankrupt killed
Joseph Richards, Farmer, discharged
James Rosser, Farmer, discharge suspended
Thomas Roberts, Timber merchant, not yet discharged
Robinson Ruddock, Farmer
George Charles Simpson, Boot and shoe warehouseman, discharge suspended
Andrew Spillard, Draper, discharged
Joseph Swindell, Watch jobber, discharged
Morris Salek, Storekeeper and publican, discharge suspended
Frank Slee, Hotelkeeper, discharge suspended
Richard Burton Sibly, Builder, discharged
Henry Simpson, Farmer, discharged
Henry Smith, Farmer, discharged
Elijah Smith, Farmer, discharge suspended
John Kirkpatrick Simpson, Farmer, discharged
James Simpson, Farmer, discharged
James Kirkpatrick Simpson, Farmer
Nicholas Smith, Dresser, discharged
Thomas Somerville, Farmer, discharge suspended
Alexander Scrimgeour, Wheelwright, discharged
Mary Small (widow), Lapsed
John Sims, Flax dresser, discharge suspended
Richard Turnbull, Storekeeper, discharged
William Henry Turner (master mariner), Discharged
John Thomson, Farmer, discharged
Thomas Henry Taylor, Discharged
Thomas Trevitt, Farmer, discharge suspended
David Wright, Contractor, discharged
Henry Charles West, Publican, discharged

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