STATEMENT of Receipts and Expenditure of the

Clyde Cemetery, for the year ending December 31st, 1870.

Receipts.

To Balance from last report ... £13 15 9
" Interments ... 10 0 0
" Land sold ... 6 6 0

£30 1 9

Expenditure.

By Interments, grave diggers ... £8 2 0
" Watering trees, weeding, &c. ... 12 10 0
" Repairing sod wall ... 6 10 0
" Stationery and stamps ... 0 10 0
" Furnishings ... 0 3 0
" Balance in hand ... 2 6 9

£30 1 9

Liabilities.

Weeding and watering, one quarter ... £3 15 0

We hereby certify, that the above is a correct statement of the receipts and expenditure of the Clyde Cemetery for the year ending December 31st, 1870.

D. M’Pherson,
M. Grindley, Managers of the Clyde Cemetery.
R. Barlow, Hon. Sec. & Tr. J

Declared before me,
James Hazlett,
A Justice of the Peace for the Colony of New Zealand.

STATEMENT of the Accounts of Frankton Cemetery, during the year 1870.

Receipts.

To Balance on hand, Jan. 1st ... £1 0 0
Jan. 11. Cash for use of large Cemetery ... 4 0 0
Oct. 16. For one grave ... 1 0 0

£6 0 0

Expenditure.

Jan. 11. By Cash for quicks, and planting same ... £1 17 0
" 17. Cash, cleaning walks and borders ... 2 10 0
" 27. " " ... 1 13 0

£6 0 0

John Humphrey,
Matthew Dwyer,
James Corbett, Managers.
John Bowden,
James Douglas,

Declared to be a correct statement before me,
one of Her Majesty’s Justices of the Peace for the Colony of New Zealand, this day of January, 1871.

Chas. C. Boyes, J.P.

STATEMENT of ACCOUNTS, PORT CHALMERS CEMETERY, Year ending December 31st, 1870.

Dr.

1870—January 1st:— To balance in hand ... £ s. d.
40 6 6
Fees received from January 1st to December 31st, 1870 ... 32 8 0

£72 14 6

By Expenditure.

1870—January 1st to December 31st.
To Printing, Labor, &c. ... 17 3 6
Balance in hand ... 55 8 0

£72 14 6

Audited and found correct.

Wm. Kettle,
Alexander Leck,
Auditors.

Geo. L. Asher,
Chairman,
Town-Clerk.
January 17th, 1870.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between John Beattie and James M’Donald, trading as Butchers at Drybread, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing by the above firm, will be liquidated by the said James M’Donald, who will also receive all accounts due to the firm.

John Beattie,
James M’Donald.

Witness to signature:
John S. Dickie,
Drybread, January 10, 1871.

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the Partnership lately subsisting between us, the undersigned Frederick Charles Edward Dunning and Alfred Theodore Dunning, as Fruiterers and Confectioners, in Dunedin, in the Province of Otago, under the style and firm of “Dunning Brothers,” was, on the twenty-fourth day of January last past, dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Frederick Charles Edward Dunning, retiring from the firm. The business will in future be carried on by Mr. Alfred Theodore Dunning alone, who will pay all debts due by, and receive and give discharges for all monies owing to, the late firm.

Dated this ninth day of February, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one.

F. C. E. Dunning,
A. T. Dunning.

Witness:
W. M. Hodgkins, Solicitor,
Dunedin.

SUPREME COURT.

Notice is hereby given that a Sitting of the Supreme Court, for the despatch of Criminal and Civil business, will be held at the Supreme Court-House, Dunedin, on Monday, the Sixth day of March next, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, at which time and place all persons bound by recognizances to appear as prosecutors, defendants, or witnesses, are required to give their attendance.

Notice is hereby further given, that the Civil Cases will not be called on for Trial until Tuesday the Fourteenth day of March, at ten o’clock in the forenoon.

Edward Fraser, Ward,
Supreme Court-House,
Dunedin, 1st February, 1871.
Registrar.

In the Supreme Court of New Zealand,

Otago and Southland District.
No. 3805.

Between William Strachan, Plaintiff, and Hugh Fraser, Defendant.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me directed and delivered, issued out of this Honorable Court in this cause on the seventeenth day of September last, and of “The Execution of Judgments against Real Estate Act 1867,” all the estate and interest of the above-named Hugh Fraser, the execution debtor, in all that parcel