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Extract from Trinidad Royal Gazette
The undermentioned Accounts, rendered by the Resident Surgeon of the Colonial Hospital, during the week ended 26th January, 1884, will, fourteen days from the date of this Notice, unless previously paid at the Colonial Treasury, be handed over to the Crown Solicitor for recovery, with costs.
W. R. PYNE, Receiver-General COLONIAL OFFICE DUES The undermentioned Accounts, rendered by the Resident Surgeon of the Colonial Hospital, during the week ended 19th January, 1884, will, fourteen days from the date of this Notice, unless previously paid at the Colonial Treasury, be handed over to the Crown Solicitor for recovery, with costs.
W. R. PYNE, Receiver-General SAN FERNANDO HOSPITAL DUES The undermentioned Accounts, rendered by the Resident Surgeon of the San Fernando Hospital, during the week ended 19th January, 1884, will, fourteen days from the date of this Notice, unless previously paid at the Sub-Receiver’s Office, be handed over to the Crown Solicitor for recovery, with costs.
CHARLES E. MERCIER, Sub-Receiver SAN FERNANDO HOSPITAL DUES The undermentioned Accounts, rendered by the Resident Surgeon of the San Fernando Hospital, during the week ended 26th January, 1884, will, fourteen days from the date of this Notice, unless previously paid at the Sub-Receiver’s Office, be handed over to the Crown Solicitor for recovery, with costs.
CHARLES E. MERCIER, Sub-Receiver NOTICE TRINIDAD, JANUARY, 1884. Notice is hereby given that Mr. CHAS. LEOTAUD has retired, as from the 31st day of December now last past, from the businesses carried on in the town of Port-of-Spain under the firm of A. AMBARD & SON , and also under the firm of JOAQUIN COLOMER ; in the town of San Fernando, under the firm of LEON AGOSTINI AND COMPANY, and in the town of Arima under AMBARD AND COMPANY. C. LEOTAUD Witnesses:
The said businesses will be continued by the undersigned under the same firms of A. AMBARD & SON, JOAQUIN COLOMER, LEON AGOSTINI & Co., and AMBARD and COMPANY.
LEON AGOSTINI
Witnesses; At the Annual Meeting of the Trinidad Medical Board, held in the Town Hall, Port-of-Spain, January 15, 1884, the following were re-elected office-bearers for the year:-
Dr. de Montbrun, Vice-President R. H. E. Knaggs, Secretary & Treasurer
ROBERT H. E. KNAGGS, Secy. & Treas. Many thanks to Kyle S. Ring for sharing this extract with TriniGenWeb. Kyle has a personal genealogy site dedicated to the research of the surnames Springer, Ramdeen, Ramsingh and Sampath. |