. Daily Colonist (1894-03-28). eal estateaKOnt, arjd James 8tuart Yates, bariistor-at-law, all of tho said City of Victorli, in trust fortlieir cedllora. All poraona indebted to tho said firm, or anymember of it, individually, are requiredto pay suoh Indebtedness forthwith to tho saidasslKnoes, and every person havinp any claimagainst the said firm, or any member thereof,is to send Bunh claim, with full particulara, totho said nssignooa within threo months fromthis date, after which dato tho said apsignoeswill proceed to diatrlbnto tho aasota of thoestate, having regard only to snoh claims 09m

. Daily Colonist (1894-03-28). eal estateaKOnt, arjd James 8tuart Yates, bariistor-at-law, all of tho said City of Victorli, in trust fortlieir cedllora. All poraona indebted to tho said firm, or anymember of it, individually, are requiredto pay suoh Indebtedness forthwith to tho saidasslKnoes, and every person havinp any claimagainst the said firm, or any member thereof,is to send Bunh claim, with full particulara, totho said nssignooa within threo months fromthis date, after which dato tho said apsignoeswill proceed to diatrlbnto tho aasota of thoestate, having regard only to snoh claims 09m Stock Photo

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. Daily Colonist (1894-03-28). eal estateaKOnt, arjd James 8tuart Yates, bariistor-at-law, all of tho said City of Victorli, in trust fortlieir cedllora. All poraona indebted to tho said firm, or anymember of it, individually, are requiredto pay suoh Indebtedness forthwith to tho saidasslKnoes, and every person havinp any claimagainst the said firm, or any member thereof, is to send Bunh claim, with full particulara, totho said nssignooa within threo months fromthis date, after which dato tho said apsignoeswill proceed to diatrlbnto tho aasota of thoestate, having regard only to snoh claims 09may havo boon aont in. A mooting of credlLora will bo called B8B00a08 o statoniont can bo prepared. Dated this 2nd March, l8Jt. » .1 . TBORNTON FBLt, oolioltor lor the AastKneea above-named.mr3-lm A preventative andan absolute cure forCoughs and Colds, Adams HorehoundTuTTi Feutti. Sold by Druggistsand Confectioners, Scents. TICTORIA DAILY GOLOlJISJBfflDNE MAHCH 28 1894 Highest of all in Leavcnipg Powen^—Latest U. S. Govt Reportdailycolonist18940328uvic. 4

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