fntase ASSOCIATION TKLXeBUf.I GISBOENE, October 6. Two meetings of J. R. Scott's creditors have been held and nothing has been done. The creditors are unanimous that the bankruptcy is unsatisfactory. On the bankrupt being questioned about the foot ball venture he said it was a dead loss. The creditors desired to obtain the books of the football tour, but the bankrupt says there were none kept, and if so, they are not in the colony. Mrs Scott left just about the time of the bankruptcy, taking seventeen trunks of goods, and it is found that articles such as new cruet stands and new ijTian are missing from the hotel. The Assignee was instructed to get back all the property of the estate possible, also to take from the bankrupt his gold watch, and in the meantime the bankrupt is to be allowed to go to Auckland to endeavor to raise money to make a small offer of a dividend.
RIFLE SHOOTING.
