IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF JOHN SAMPEY. The following statement has been received by the Deputy Assignee (Mr. J. Coleman) from John Sampey, who was recently adjudged bankrupt:— Unsecured creditors £124 9s Bd, assets nil—deficiency £124 9s Bd. The unsecured creditors are given as follow: —Common,, Shelton and Co. £1 7s, Andrews (bootmaker) £2 17s, Dr. Reeve 10s, Dr. Coker £1 17s, A. Horsfield (laborer) £B, H. Warren (storekeeper) £4, Smith Bros. 7s 6d, Shierlaw and Co. £1 10s, G. Holmes £3 ss, G. 8., Oman £B, A. East £ll, P. Decent (laborer) 10s, L. E. Sampey (laborer) £4, W. J. Cox and Co. £3O, E. T. Harries £B, J. Sealev £B, W. Bell £5, T. H. Garrett 15s, Richardson (baker) £8 10s. Whatututu creditors: E. Richards’ estate £lO 5s Bd, B. Taylor £1 10s 6d, Primrose and Leslie 10s, J. Quinn £3 15s; and Ryan Bros, (indentors, Wellington) £l.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3190, 8 April 1911, Page 2
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149IN BANKRUPTCY. Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3190, 8 April 1911, Page 2
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