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8 the New Zealand Gazette &8 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE . No.2 Amount Date Persons Believed to be Entitled Held Received $ Larsen, E. W., Kiritaki .. 12 .00 20/9/68 Larsen, N. L., Barraud Street, Dannevirke 4.80 20/9/68 Larsen, 0., Kaiparoro, Eketahuna 9 2.40 20/9/68 Larsen, W., Haunui, Eketahuna 2.40 20/9/68 Latham, C. E. (estate), Pirinoa 4.80 20/ 9/68 Lathan, R. F., Upper Opaki, Mt. Bruce 2.40 20/9/68 La Trobe, M., Hamilton Street, Karori, Wellington 2.40 20/ 9/68 Laughton, E. W., Colyton, Feilding 8.00 20/ 9/ 68 Laundry, J., Taranaki Street, Wellington 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Laverock, M., 70 Hugh Street, Newtown, Wellington 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Law, E. (estate), Whakatane 16.00 20/ 9/ 68 Law, E., Cambridge Terrace, Masterton 2.40 20/9/68 Lawrence, A., Kaiparoro, Eketahuna 2.40 20/ 9/68 Lawrence, M. T., Patea .. 16.00 20/9/68 Lawson, J., 12 Talavera Terrace, Wellington 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Lees, W. C. M., Hegwood, Martinborough .. 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Leicester, A. L., 133 Brougham Street, Wellington 24 .00 20/ 9/ 68 Leitch, G., Oraka Road, Remuera, Auckland 2.40 20/9/68 Leitch, T. D., Makara 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Lemberg, V. K., Mauriceville West 2.40 20/ 9/68 Lepenski, F., Kahautara, Lower Valley 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Lethbridge, J. P., Turakina 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Lett, D., Casel Street, Masterton .. 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Lewis, A. L., R.M.D., 3, Eketahuna 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Liardet, H. N. (estate), care of G. A. Lemmon, 26 Esmond Road, Takapuna 2.40 20/ 9/68 Lindsay, A., Mangaroa . 2.40 20/ 9/68 Lister, J. H., W.F.C.A. Ltd., Pahiatua 2.40 20/9/58 Lister, J. H., Pahiatua 9.60 20/9/68 Little, G. E., Wanganui .. 12.00 20/9/68 Little, Z. L., 19 Allington Road, Karori, Wellington . 24 .00 20/ 9/ 68 Littlejohn, J. J., Pahiatua . 2.40 20/9/68 Livingston, M., 64 Hill Street, Wellington .. 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Loir, E., care of Mrs M. Smith, Annadale, Aranui . 9.60 20/9/68 Lomas, J. M., Mrs M. Lomas, care of J. Lomas, 12 Springfield Terrace, Kelbum 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Longmore, L. W., Pahiatua 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Lord, A., Makahi, Featherston 12.00 20/ 9/68 Love, A., Woodville 4.80 20/9/68 Love, R. I., 43 Jackson Street, Petone 12.00 20/ 9/ 68 Low, R., Saunders estate, Eketahuna 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Lowes, J. P., Eketahuna .. 24 .00 20/ 9/ 68 Lozell, O. B. B., Pahiatua 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Lucas, A. H. S., 27 Calcutta Street, Khandallah 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Lucas, E. A., 27 Calcutta Street, Khandallah 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Luking, F. H., Umutaoroa 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Lunn, H. 0., Upper Tutaimu, Marton 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Luoni, H . J., Hamua 2.40 20/ 9/68 Lynskey, J. H., Taumarunui 2.40 20/9/68 Lynch, C. A., Woodville .. 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 Lynch, E. H., Hukanui .. 2.40 20/ 9/68 Lynch, J. H., Tiraumea, Eketahuna 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 Lyons, S., R.D., Woodville 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 MacAllister, H ., Tinui Station, Masterton 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 McAlpine, G. A. (estate), Martinborough 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 McAnulty, G., Eketahuna 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 McAnulty, J., Martinborough 2.40 20/ 9/68 MacArthur, J. S., 18 North Terrace, Kelbum 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 McBeth, J. (executors), Mr P. J. M. Coleman, P.O. Box 117, Waverley 40 .00 20/ 9/ 68 McCalmont, W. D., Albert Street, Masterton 2.40 20/9/68 McCardle, C., Pahiatua . 4.80 20/ 9/68 McCarthy, M. A. B. (executors), Grey town .. 4.80 20/9/68 McClure, E. M., 29 Main Road, Wadestown, Wellington 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 McCool, J., Wakiereru 4.80 20/ 9/68 McCormich, H. A., The Portage, via Picton 2.40 20/ 9/68 McCracken, G., Villa Street, Masterton 2.40 20/ 9/68 McDermid, G. S. M. (estate), Cannongate Street, Dunedin 7.20 20/ 9/ 68 MacDonald, A. (estate), Mrs J. Moxham, Queen Street, Levin 8.00 20/ 9/ 68 McDonald, A., Pongaroa .. 12 .00 20/9/68 MacDonald Brothers, Norsewood .. 12 .00 20/ 9/ 68 McDonald, C. Newman, Eketahuna 2.40 20/9/68 MacDonald, E., Kaitawa, Pahiatua 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 MacDonald, F. M. A., 5 Governor Road, Northland 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 MacDonald, H., 5 First Street, Masterton 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 McDonald, J., Te Aro, Pongaroa . 4.80 20/ 9/68 McDonald, L. G., care G.P.O., Masterton .. 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 MacDonald, P. S., Martinborough 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 MacDonald, R. J., Guy Street, Dannevirke .. 12.00 20/ 9/ 68 Mace, Emma J. (estate), Lansdowne, Masterton 7.30 20/ 9/ 68 McGaffin, A. (estate), Ruakokapatuna, Martinborough 12 .00 20/ 9/ 68 McGarry, R., Morrison's Bush, Grey town .. 2.40 20/9/68 McGillicuddy, J., Martinborough .. 2.40 20/9/68 McGlashan, J., Rongomai, Eketahuna 2.40 20/ 9/68 McGovern, D., Saunders Road, Eketahuna . 4.80 20/ 9/ 68 McGrail, J., Roberts Line, Bunnythorpe 2.40 20/ 9/ 68 McIntosh, c., Makoutuku, Hawke's Bay 48.00 20/9/68 MacIntyre, H., 17 North Terrace, Kelburn .. 2.40 20/9/68 McKay, A., Akura, Masterton 12.00 20/9/68 McKay, J., Pongaroa 12.00 20/9/ 68 .
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