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ASIC Gazette = Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. A035/12, Friday, 27 April 2012 Published by ASIC ASIC Gazette Contents Company/Scheme deregistrations RIGHTS OF REVIEW Persons affected by certain decisions made by ASIC under the Corporations Act 2001 and the other legislation administered by ASIC may have rights of review. ASIC has published Regulatory Guide 57 Notification of rights of review (RG57) and Information Sheet ASIC decisions – your rights (INFO 9) to assist you to determine whether you have a right of review. You can obtain a copy of these documents from the ASIC Digest, the ASIC website at www.asic.gov.au or from the Administrative Law Co-ordinator in the ASIC office with which you have been dealing. ISSN 1445-6060 (Online version) Available from www.asic.gov.au ISSN 1445-6079 (CD-ROM version) Email [email protected] © Commonwealth of Australia, 2012 This work is copyright. Apart from any use permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, all rights are reserved. Requests for authorisation to reproduce, publish or communicate this work should be made to: Gazette Publisher, Australian Securities and Investment Commission, GPO Box 9827, Melbourne Vic 3001 ASIC GAZETTE Commonwealth of Australia Gazette A035/12, Friday, 27 April 2012 Company/Scheme deregistrations Page 2 of 24= CORPORATIONS ACT 2001 Subsection 601PA(3) ASIC may deregister the managed investment scheme(s) listed below two months after the publication of this notice, unless given acceptable reason not to proceed. Dated this twenty-seventh day of April 2012 Rosanne Bell DELEGATE OF THE AUSTRALIAN SECURITIES AND INVESTMENTS COMMISSION Name of Scheme ARSN TISHMAN SPEYER OFFICE FUND 108 809 534 You can find the current registration status of Australian companies and schemes on ASIC Connect at www.asic.gov.au ASIC GAZETTE Commonwealth of Australia Gazette A035/12, Friday, 27 April 2012 Company/Scheme deregistrations Page 3 of 24= CORPORATIONS ACT 2001 Subsection 601AA(4) ASIC may deregister the companies listed below two months after the publication of this notice, unless given acceptable reason not to proceed. Dated this twenty-seventh day of April 2012 Rosanne Bell DELEGATE OF THE AUSTRALIAN SECURITIES AND INVESTMENTS COMMISSION Name of Company ACN A.C.N. 067 479 565 PTY LTD 067 479 565 A.C.N. 086 112 156 PTY LTD 086 112 156 A.C.N. 099 964 306 PTY LTD 099 964 306 A.C.N. 118 565 414 PTY LTD 118 565 414 A.C.N. 121 525 595 PTY LTD 121 525 595 A.H. FILMS PTY LTD 129 163 426 A.H.W. AUTOMATICS & MECHANICAL REPAIRS PTY. LTD. 006 964 914 A.M.I. WHOLESALE FREIGHT WA PTY. LIMITED 082 637 956 A & L PIPE TESTING PTY LTD 099 946 246 AAM 1 INVESTMENTS PTY LTD 145 106 636 ABC BUSINESS SALES PTY LTD 141 703 853 ACCESS DREDGING AUST PTY LTD 127 551 802 ACE CONSULTANCY PTY. LTD. 157 882 856 ACE MANAGEMENT GROUP PTY LTD 108 676 946 ACHAT PTY LTD 001 553 288 ADELAIDE BRICKS & PAVERS PTY LTD 077 036 009 ADL ENGINEERING SERVICES PTY LTD 126 372 218 ADRENALIN SPORTS MANAGEMENT PTY LTD 074 084 058 ADRIAN SEVIL CAR SALES PTY LTD 110 154 508 ADRIENNE LANG INVESTMENTS ARMADALE PTY LTD 125 081 441 ADSDIT PTY LTD 136 467 242 ADVANCED BUSINESS INSTITUTE PTY LTD 140 020 131 ADVANCE UPGRADE SOLUTIONS PTY LTD 104 563 402 ADWEST PTY. LIMITED 054 676 096 AGE INVESTMENTS PTY LTD 077 850 296 AGMATCH PTY LTD 102 406 146 AJC CORPORATION PTY LTD 086 563 895 AJI AUSTRALASIA PTY LTD 146 669 927 A JOY FOR JOY PTY LTD 124 505 951 AJTAM PTY LTD 097 862 685 ALBANY COMMERCIAL SHED CONSTRUCTIONS PTY LTD 133 640 392 You can find the current registration status of Australian companies and schemes on ASIC Connect at www.asic.gov.au ASIC GAZETTE Commonwealth of Australia Gazette A035/12, Friday, 27 April 2012 Company/Scheme deregistrations Page 4 of 24= Name of Company ACN ALBRITE INDUSTRIES PTY LTD 146 246 513 A LITTLE COLOUR PTY. LTD. 135 089 922 ALJAN ENTERPRISES PTY LTD 123 149 673 ALL-RIGHT BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS PTY LTD 007 823 387 ALLIED ASIA HOLDINGS (AUST) PTY LTD 068 501 799 ALLTRENCH PTY. LIMITED 091 969 970 ALMAT ROOFING SERVICES PTY. LTD. 056 711 025 ALPHA TRADING PTY LIMITED 141 284 424 ALR TRUCKING PTY LTD 110 605 868 AMARYLD HOLDINGS PTY. LTD. 005 848 135 AMAZAC PTY LTD 124 582 770 AMIHARSHIL PTY LTD 143 578 107 ANDO'S PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE SERVICES PTY LTD 143 175 811 ANDRES SERVICES PTY LTD 149 713 020 ANDREW JOHNSON PHYSIOTHERAPY PTY LTD 125 465 456 ANNA BANNA PTY LTD 091 674 154 ANTHONY AND NADIA PTY LTD 127 105 088 ANTHONY FOOKS PTY. LTD. 149 902 689 ANUDEC PTY LTD 097 779 416 APEX PERSONAL AND CORPORATE FITNESS TRAINING PTY. LTD. 064 819 414 APEX PERSONAL TRAINING (CARLTON) PTY. LTD. 101 428 111 AQUA DEL REY INTERNATIONAL PTY. LIMITED 010 700 544 AQUA THOUGHTS OCEANIC PTY. LTD. 155 710 651 ARBON INVESTMENTS PTY LTD 079 052 609 ARC INVESTMENTS PTY. LIMITED 009 866 559 ARINX PTY LTD 136 424 158 ARNOLDS STATIONERY PTY. LIMITED 003 539 526 ARPGUT NOMINEES PROPRIETARY LIMITED 005 977 195 ARTARMON PTY LIMITED 111 852 629 ASA PLANT PTY LTD 154 862 423 AST AUTOS PTY. LTD. 113 479 333 ASTON SMITH NOMINEES PTY LIMITED 135 753 696 ATMP CONSTRUCTIONS PTY LTD 142 974 187 ATTA TECHNICS PTY LTD 150 372 222 AUBURN RED PTY LTD 086 553 942 AUQI AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 122 293 118 AUSIA INVESTMENTS PTY. LTD. 149 572 172 AUSMARTBIZ SOLUTIONS PTY. LTD. 125 559 337 AUSSCASTLE PTY. LTD 062 445 916 AUSSIE HOES PTY LTD 113 249 568 AUSSIE QUAD & DIRTBIKE ADVENTURES WA PTY LTD 133 771 516 AUSTRALIA JHC PTY LTD 130 135 634 AUSTRALIA LUCKIES PTY LTD 112 360 255 AUSTRALIAN BUSHLAND RETREAT PTY LTD 150 714 186 AUSTRALIAN COASTAL FREIGHT PTY LIMITED 151 757 452 AUSTRALIAN RENEWABLE GENERATION PTY LTD 106 067 127 You can find the current registration status of Australian companies and schemes on ASIC Connect at www.asic.gov.au ASIC GAZETTE Commonwealth of Australia Gazette A035/12, Friday, 27 April 2012 Company/Scheme deregistrations Page 5 of 24= Name of Company ACN AUSTRALIAN SCULPTURE COMPANY PTY LIMITED 149 056 646 AUSTRALIAN WRESTLING PROMOTIONS PTY LTD 104 394 256 AUSTRASIAN ESTATE MARKETING PTY LTD 112 686 530 AVENARGO PTY. LTD. 150 341 585 AVERTI PTY LTD 144 465 449 AVNEET PTY. LIMITED 149 638 700 AXIOMATIC SOLUTIONS PTY LTD 114 838 943 AXMINSTER PTY LIMITED 082 050 593 AYSHA GROUP OF ENTERPRISE PTY LTD 150 096 674 B. & J. ROCKBLASTING PTY. LTD. 006 380 507 B.V. SMOULT PTY. LTD. 006 001 823 B & T OZ PTY LTD 144 979 162 BAB INVESTMENTS WA PTY LTD 120 286 571 BAIRN PTY LTD 110 505 881 BALCO'S MOWING AND MAINTENANCE PTY. LTD. 141 431 389 BALCO GRAIN SERVICES PTY LTD 115 057 522 BALI BATIK (BULIMBA) PTY LTD 100 633 583 BALTIMORE HOUSE PTY LTD 078 511 896 BAR DESTINATIONS PTY LTD 126 664 462 BARDIL PTY LTD 091 931 823 BARONDALE PTY LTD 001 937 453 BARRACUDA CONSULTING PTY LTD 079 556 282 BARRINGTON PTY. LTD. 078 171 801 BARRUKKA PTY. LTD. 149 759 213 BATHROOMS NOW PTY LTD 140 394 476 BAYSHAW PTY. LIMITED 091 788 804 BEAN COLOUR PTY LTD 123 071 652 BEANHAM NOMINEES PTY LTD 072 612 705 BEAUTIFUL ROOM RETAIL PTY LTD 113 605 940 BECOMING PARENTS PTY LIMITED 135 428 858 BELVIEW GROUP PTY. LTD. 093 521 601 BEN BEATTIE PTY LTD 112 624 585 BENMANANG INVESTMENTS PTY. LIMITED 008 532 170 BERT WRIGHT & CO. PTY. LIMITED 005 097 218 BETA PROPERTY GROUP PTY LTD 132 486 590 BETTA CONSTRUCTIONS PTY LTD 106 768 914 BEVAL HOLDINGS PTY LTD 010 725 845 BILLY AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 122 951 017 BIO MED HTMA PTY LTD 147 110 656 BIRKENHEAD SERVICES PTY LTD 002 108 394 BLACK JACK'S PLANT HIRE PTY LTD 083 083 630 BLAIKLOCK HOLDINGS 1947 PTY LTD 123 892 633 BLAIRSMITH PTY. LTD. 127 802 788 BLUEFIELD ENTERPRISES PTY LTD 108 119 357 BLUEFISH CONSULTING PTY LTD 124 768 609 BLUE GOODYEAR PTY LTD 154 458 929 You can find the current registration status of Australian companies and schemes on ASIC Connect at www.asic.gov.au ASIC GAZETTE Commonwealth of Australia Gazette A035/12, Friday, 27 April 2012 Company/Scheme deregistrations Page 6 of 24= Name of Company ACN BLUE LAGUNA PTY LTD 143 738 925 BLUEPIER PTY. LTD. 073 840 641 BLYFORD PTY LTD 000 762 201 BMG SERVICES PTY LIMITED 143 365 655 BOOMERANGNET PTY LTD 087 045 716 BOOTLE TIMBER PNG PTY LTD 105 242 840 BOOTLE TIMBER PTY LTD 103 162 901 BOREEN POINT REALTY PTY. LTD. 082 192 489 BOULIS INVESTMENTS PTY LIMITED 150 843 682 BRAD SMITH CONSTRUCTIONS PTY LIMITED 149 567 804 BRAND BANDWIDTH PTY LIMITED 142 975 095 BRAVWELL PTY. LTD. 010 803 746 BRIAN BYRNES TRANSPORT PTY LTD 001 697 838 BRITNELL'S PHARMACY PTY. LTD. 124 311 959 BRJ CARTAGE & EXCAVATIONS PTY LTD 069 132 592 BROADVISION PTY. LTD. 136 514 559 BROADWAY PUB PTY LTD 109 457 909 BROJO HOTELS PTY LTD 119 541 712 BRYAN KNAPP AGENCIES PTY LTD 097 979 729 BUBBLE GROUP PTY LTD 126 929 771 BUDGET CURTAINS PTY LTD 001 616 539 BURROWS GROUP HOLDINGS PTY LTD 006 594 172 BUSHGLEN PTY LTD 093 238 174 C & Z INTERNATIONAL PROPRIETARY LIMITED 148 058 717 CABCRAFT JOINERY PTY. LIMITED 090 458 512 CABRON WINES PTY LTD 000 701 011 CAMACBY PTY LTD 096 096 696 CANEFELD PTY LTD 002 890 726 CANTAN PTY.
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