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NZ0110-1931 ISBN: 978 1 74222 687 3 This book was kindly loaned to Archive Digital Books Australasia by the University of Queensland Library www.library.uq.edu.au Navigating this CD To view the contents of this CD use the bookmarks and Adobe Reader’s forward and back buttons to browse through the pages. Alternatively use any table of contents or book index to look for specific information and then use Adobe Reader’s page navigation controls in the status bar at the bottom of the window to go to the relevant page. Searching this CD This CD is searchable using Adobe Acrobat Reader 4 or later. It is also FASTFIND enabled, giving very fast searches of all files on the CD at once! The FASTFIND search enhancement only works with Adobe Reader 6 or later. Use the Binoculars/Search icon in Adobe Reader or “Search” under the Edit menu to initiate all searches. 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Copyright © 2009 Archive Digital Books Australasia All Rights Reserved BY APPOINTMENT. WISE'S DIRECTORIES WISE'S NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE DIRECTORY 1931 THIS WORK COMPRISES SEPARATE ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES For over 2,000 Townships, Boroughs, Cities, and Districts. An Alphabetical Directory for the Whole Dominion. Street Directories of the Cities. A Trade and Professional Directory for All New Zealand. TOGETHER WITH MUNICIPAL MEDICAL ECCLESIASTICAL COUNTY COUNCILS EDUCATIONAL LEGAL AND LOCAL AND GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL DIRECTORIES. H. WISE & CO. (N.Z.) , LTD. DUNEDIN (Head Office)— WELLINGTON- A.M.P. Buildings. 155 Featherston Street. CHRISTCHURCH—Box 863. AUCKLAND-20 Swanson Street. MELBOURNE-317 COLLINS STREET. SYDNEY-255a GEORGE STREET. PERTH—ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. BRISBANE—EDWARD STREET. LONDON—KELLY'S DIRECTORIES, LTD., 186 Strand. THIS DIRECTORY IS PUBLISHED IN JANUARY EVERY YEAR. Next Issue 1932. Printed by the Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Co., Ltd., Dunedin, N.Z. INDEX TO CONTENTS. PAGE PAGE PAGE ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETIES 2360 ELECTORAL OFFICE 2357 LEGAL DIRECTORY 2345 AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT 2358 ESTATE & SUCCESSION DUTIES 2357 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 2356 AGRICULTURAL DIRECTORY 2360 EXAMINER OF TITLES 2358 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 2361 AGRCULTURAL ANI) PASTORAL EXPERIMENTAL FARMS 2358 MACHINERY INSPECTION DEPT 2357 ASSOCIATIONS 2360 EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPT 2356 MARINE DEPARTMENT 2353 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY 1042-2142 FINANCE—MINISTER OF 2357 MATERNITY HOSPITALS 2352 ASSESSMENT COURT 2357 FIRE BOARDS 2369 MEDICAL DIRECTORY 2352 AUDIT OFFICE 2357 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DEPT 2357 MENTAL HOSPITALS 2352 BLIND INSTITUTE 2354 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES REGISTRY 2357 MILITARY COMMANDS 2359 CABINET • 2356 FRUITGROWERS' ASSOCIATIONS 2360 MINES—DEPT OF 2358 CENSUS & STATISTICS OFFICE 2357 GAOLS 2345 MINISTER OF CUSTOMS 2358 CENSUS OF NEW ZEALAND 2373 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BRANCH 2359 NATIVE DEPARTMENT 2359 CHURCHES & DENOMINATIONS 2353 GOVERNMENT 2356 NATIVE LAND COURT 2359 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT AT SEAT OF GOVERNMENT 2356 GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE NATIVE SCHOOLS 2354 DEPARTMENT 2358 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT 2358 NATIVE TRUST DEPARTMENT 2359 GOVERNMENT PRINTER 2357 COMMISSION OF THE PEACE 2346 N Z DENTAL ASSOCIATION 2352 GOVERNOR-GENERAL 2359 COMMISSIONER OF STAMPS 2358 N Z STATE FIRE INSURANCE 2358 HALF-HOLIDAY .... See under Towns COMMISSIONER OF CROWN OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 2356 LANDS 2359 HARBOUR BOARDS & DOCKS 2369 ORCHARD INSTRUCTORS 2360 COMMDiSIONERS OF CONCILIA- HARBOURS AND HARBOUR MAS- TERS (GOVERNMENT) 2359 TION 2356 PASTORAL ANI) AGRICULTURAL DIRECTORY 2360 HIGH COMMISSIONER'S DEPT .. 2359 CONSULS 2359 PATENT OFFICE 2345 2354 COOK ISLAND ADMINISTRATION 2356 HIGH SCHOOLS POLICE 2345 2359 COPYRIGHT OFFICE 2345 H M TRADE COMMISSIONERS 2352 POPULATION & STATISTICS 2373 COUNCIL OF LAW (Reporting) 2345 HOSPITALS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2356 POST & TELEGRAPH DEPT 2358 COURTS OF ARBITRATION, ETC 2345 POULTRY DIVISION 2360 CROWN LAW OFFICES 2345 HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER BOARDS 2369 PRESIDENT OF MAORI LAND CROWN SOLICITORS 2345 INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVER- BOARDS 2359 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT 235$ TISERS Front PRISONS 2345 DAIRY DIRECTORS 2358 INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE— PRISONS BOARDS 2345 DEPT OF 2358 DAIRY DIVISION 2358 PROBATE DUTIES 2345 INSPECTION OF MINES DEPT .. 2358 DAIRY INSPECTORS 2358 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS- INSPECTORS OF FACTORIES .. 2358 DAIRY PRODUCE GRADERS 2358 SIONERS 2357 INSPECTORS OF MACHINERY .. 2358 DEFENCE DEPARTMENT 2359 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE 2357 INSPECTORS OF POLICE 2345 DEFENCE--MINISTER OF 2359 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 2359 INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND .. 2354 DENOMINATIONS 2353 RAILWAYS 2359 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 2358 INTERNAL AFFAIRS—MINISTER REFORMATORIES FOR MEN 2345 OF 2357 DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 2345 REFORMATORIES FOR WOMEN 2345 JUSTICE—DEPT OF 2345 DISTRICT LANDS REGISTRARS 2358 REGISTRAR-GENERAL DEPT JUSTICES OF PEACE 2345 2357 DOCKS--GRAVING 2371 KING'S COUNCIL 2345 REGISTRAR NATIVE LAND COURT 2359 DOIMINION ANALYST 2357 LABOUR—DEPARTMENT OF 2358 REGISTRAR SUPREME COURT DOMINION LABORATORY 2357 2345 LAND & SURVEY 2359 DOMINION OBSERVATORY 2357 ST JOHN AMBULANCE SOCIETY 2352 LAND & INCOME TAX 2357 DRAINAGE BOARDS 2364 SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE 2352 LAND & DEED—REG GEN 2359 ECCLESIASTICAL DIRECTORY .. 2353 SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF 2354 LANDS DEPARTMENT 2359 SCHOOLS OF MINES 2358 EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT .. 2354 LAW DRAFTING OFFICE 2345 SEA FISHERIES--INSPECTOR EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY .... 2354 LAW SOCIETIES 2345 OF 2358 vi. INDEX TO CONTENTS. PAG h PAGE PAGE SHERRIFFS 2345 STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES 2345 TRADE COMMISSIONERS 2359 SHOP HALF-HOLIDAYS. See STREETS IN NEW ZEALAND .. Front TRADE & IMMIGRATION REPRE- under each Town SUPREME COURT JUDGES .... 2345 SENTATIVE (LONDON) _ 2356 STAMP DEPARTMENT 2358 SURVEY DEPARTMENT 2359 TRADES DIRECTORY 2143-2344 STAMP DUTIES 2358 TEACHERS' SUPERANUATION TREASURY 2357 STATE COAL MINES 2357 BOARD 2354 UNIVERSITIES 2354 STATE FIRE INSURANCE 2357 TECHNICAL SCHOOLS 2354 STATE FOREST SERVICE 2359 TOURIST & HEALTH RESORTS 2358 VALUATION DEPARTMENT 2357 REPRESENTATIVE FIRMS OF NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA WHOSE ANNOUNCEMENTS APPEAR IN THIS VOLUME. PAGE PAGE PAGE AARD MOTOR SERVICES ASSO- BRAY & CO, LTD, H, General COOK FRANK J, Public Accountant 2146 953 Carriers 141 CIATION OF N Z, LTD COOKSLEY W J, Canterbury Hotel 629 839 BREDBURY MRS F, Pril ate Hotel 640 AARD TOURIST OFFICE CO-OPERATIVE FRUITGROWERS ACETONE ILLUMINATING & BRISTOW & CO, LTD, Consulting OF OTAGO, LTD, Auctioneers 381 WELDING CO, LTD (THE) 2190 Engineers 261 CORY-WRIGHT & SALMON, En- AISLABIE B H, Hotel Coronation 441 BRODRICK & PARCELL, Solicitors 2249 gineers' 2198 ALEXANDRA MOTORS LTD 3 BROWN & CO, JAMES, Public Accountants 2144 COXHEAD & SON F M, Customs AMOS N, Dining Rooms 211 Agents 375 BRUGH, CALVERT, & BARROW- ANDERSONS LTD, Machinery Mer- CLOUGH, Solicitors 2251 CRITCHLEY C H, Newspaper Pro- chants 2259 BRYDONE THOMAS, Motor Pro- prietor 887 ARCHER KENDRICK GEE, Solici prietor 324 CROSBIE JOSEPH, Railway Hotel 591 for • 2249 Waimarino Hotel 781 367 ASLIN, BROWN, & ALLOO, Solici- BRYERS F C, CRUST & CRUST, Carriers tors 2249 BUCKLAND & SONS, LTD, CUMMINS MRS D, Restaurant 830 ALFRED, Auctioneers 33 ASPINALL & SIM, Solicitors 2249 CURTIS
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