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1926 the NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No.60 1926 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No.60 CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY NOTICE is hereby given that "Tewkesbury Property Limited" NoTICE is hereby given that "Kempthorne Prosser & Co's New has cihanged its name to "Relocata:ble Homes Limiited", and Zealand Drug Company Limited" has changed its name to thaJt the new name was this day entered on my Register of "Kempthome Prosser & Co. Limited", and that the new name Companies in place of the former name. No. W. 1954/172. was this day entered on my Register of Compan~es in place Dated at Weillington this 22nd day of September 1969. of the former name. I. W. MATTHEWS, Assistant Registrar of Companies. Dated at Dunedin !this 15th day of September 1969. 6454 C. C. KENNELLY, District Registrar of Companies. 6458 CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY NOTICE is hereby given that "North Star Transport Limited" has cihanged its name to "Doughty Contracts (FDG) Limited", and that the new name was this day enltered on my Register NoTICE is hereby given that "Otago Lime Distributors Limited" of Companies in place of the former name. No. W. 1966/1121. has changed its name to "New Zealand Lime Distributors Limited", and thait the new name was this day entered on my Dated a.it Wellington this 23rd day of September 1969. Register of Companies in place of tlhe former name. I. W. MATIHEWS, Assistant Registrar of Companies. DaJted at Dunedin this 22nd day of September 1969. 6456 C. C. KENNELLY, District Registrar of Companies. 6459 CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY NoTICE is hereby given that "Goodwill Lands Limited" has J. R. TRAINOR LTD. changed its name Ito "Goodwill Tours Limited'', and that the new name was this day entered on my Register of Companies IN LIQUIDATION in place of the former name. No. W. 1969/545. Daited at Wellington this 26th day of September 1969. Notice of Meeting I. W. MATIHEWS, Assistant Registrar of Companies. 6457 NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 290 of the Oompanies Act 1955, that a meeting of tlhe creditors and members ,of J. R. Trainor Ltd. (in liquidation) will be held in the Boardroom, New Zealand National Creditmen's Association CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY (Auckland Adjustments): Ltd., Third Floor, T. and G. Building, Wellesley Street West, Auckland 1, 'On Thursday, 9 October 1969, at 4 p.m. NOTICE is hereby given thaJt "T. A. Fleming Limited" has changed its name to "Monarch Security Funds Limited", and Business: that the new name was this day entered on my Register of Presentation of liquidator's receipts and payments account Companies in place of the former name. No. W. 1959/332. and report. Dated a,t Wellington :this 26th day of September 1969. General. I. W. MATIHEWS, Assistant Regi,strar of Companies. Dated this 22nd day of September 1%9. 6463 K. S. CRAWSHAW, Liquidator. 6413 CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY POPULAR GARAGES LTD. NOTICE is hereby given lthat "Alfred Gould and Sons Limited" No. N. 1951/5 has changed its name to "A. R. Read Limilted", IN LIQUIDATION and that this new name was !this day entered on my Register of Companies in place of the former name. Notice of Last Day for Receiving Proofs Dated at Nelson this 12th day of September 1969. Name of Company: Popular Garages Lltd. (in liquidation). E. P. O'CONNOR, District Registrar of Companies. Address of Company: Room 314, T. and G. Building, Welles- 6445 ley Streelt West, Auckland I. Registry of Supreme Court: Auckland. Number of Matter: M. 694/68. CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY Last' Day for Receiving Proofs: 24 October 1969. Name of Liquidator: Keith Samuel Crawshaw. NOTICE is hereby given that "Dyers Road Garage Limited" C. 1967/195 has changed its name to "W. A. Brinfield Limited", Address: Room 314, T. and G. Building, Wellesley Street and that the new name was this day entered on my Register West, Auckland 1. of Companies in place of the former name. Dated at Auckland this 2nd day of Ocltober 1969. Dalted at Clhristchurch this 26th day of September 1969. K. S. CRAWSHAW, Liquidator. J. O'CARROLL, Assistant Registrar rof Companie&. 6450 6461 WIREWELD AUCKLAND LTD. CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY IN LIQUIDATION NOTICE is hereby given that "Lichfield Street Parking Station Limited" C. 1967 / 547 has changed tts name to "Dial a Domestic Service Limited", and that the new name was this Notice of Winding-up Order and of First Meetings of day entered on my Register of Companies in place of the Creditors and Contributories former name. Name of Company: Wireweld (Auckland) Ltd. (in liquida­ Dalted at Clhristchurch this 26th day of September 1%9. tion). J. O'CARROLL, Assistant Registrar of Companies. Address of Company: Fbrmerly 132 Sunnybrae Road, Taka­ 6462 puna; now care of Official Assignee's office, Auckland. .
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