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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No 2030 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 62 Clark, Donald Marshall, Main Road, Kaitoke, builder. WimmeJ.1S, ,J. W., and Son (Johannes Wi:llem Wimmers and Cummins, Allen Patrick, 203 Grant Road, Wellington, Roland Johan Wimmers trading in partnership as), 15 company director. Edward Street, Wellington, clothing manufacturers. Duff, Ronal'd, 3 Hereford Street, Porirua, builder. Wright, Harold John, 46A Fitzherbert Streeil:, Petone, Ebbutt, Philip Norman, 85 Mungavin Avenue, Porirua, laundryman. painter. Dated at Wellington this 10th day of October 1969. Elkington, James Hintze, 23 Te Hiko Street, Porirua, mobile driver. E. A. GOULD, Official Assignee. Ellison, William Hector, 65 Leicester Street, Porirua East, labourer. Frost, Bryan Barnett, of Te Marna, drainlayer (first bank­ In Bankruptcy-Supreme Court ruptcy). Fro&t, Bryan Barnett, 86 Ararina Street, Trentham, labourer KEVIN JoHN HoWLAND, of 513 Main Road, Trentham, drain­ (second bankruptcy). ~ayer, was adjudged bankrupt on 10 October 1969. Creditors' Gallen, John Ewart, 79 Kiwi Road, Raumati Beach, meeting will be held at 57 Ballance Street, Wellington, on carpenter. Thursday, 23 October 1969, at 2.15 p.m. Gilbert, Colin Neville Herriot, 170 Pembroke Road, Welling­ ton, credit manager. E. A. GOULD, Official Assignee. Glendinning, Eric Kingsley, 364 Jackson Street, Petone, Wellington, 10 October 1969. travelaer. Goodwin, Noel, 81 Maupuia Road, Miramar, Wellington, clerk. In Bankruptcy-Supreme Court Gordon, ArtJhur Charles, 14 Leicester Street, Porirua, driver. Gough, Clarence Noel, 29 Beth Street, Trentham, unemployed ANTHONY JAMES LEONARD STEVENSON, of 114 High Street, labourer. Picton, engineer, was adjudged bankrupt on 8 October 1%9. Guy, Donald, 37 Richmond Avenue, Wellington, civil servant. Creditors' meeting will be held at lthe Courthouse, Blenheim, Hajnos, Josef, 12 Harrold Street, Wellington, contractor. on Monday, 20 October 1%9, at 10.15 a.m. Hudson, Bernard, 38 Cunliffe Street, Johnsonville, builder. Jennings, George Edward, 23 Te Kupe Road, Paraparaumu C.H. KENT, Official Assignee. Beach, driver. Blenheim. J'Ohnson, Richard Haiaha, 8 Browns Grove, Porirua East, labourer. Just, Sydney Eric, 177 Glenmore Street, Wellington, In Bankruptcy-In the Supreme Court of New Zealand, storeman. Canterbury District, Timaru Registry Kljakovic, Bojana Josepihina, 16 Angus Flats, Ararino Road, Trentham, married woman. NoTICE is heteby given 11hat 1statements of accounts and balance Lawrence, Richard Spafford, 31 Homebush Road, Khandallah, sheets in respect of the under-mentioned estaites, together with factory manager. the reporit of the Audit Office thereon, have been duly filed Lynch, Wilfred John, 34 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington, in the above Court; and I hereby further give notice that ·at civil servant. the sitting of the said ComJt to be held on Thursday, 6 Novem­ Marnell, Dawn, 42 Randwick Crescent, Lower Hutt, house­ ber 1%9, at 10 a.m., I inltend to apply for an order releasing me wife. from lthe administration of the said estates: MatJhews, Eric James, 87 Moleswo11th Street, WelLington, Neville, Arthur Charles, of Ashburton, labourer. builder. Wise, Mervyn Henry, of Ashburton, mechanic. Maxwell, Andrew. Philip Richard, 107 Waddington Drive, Lower Hutt, dramlayer. Dated this 8th day of October 1969. Mazuraniah, Matty, 231 Cuba Street, Wellington, restaurant J.B. K. CURRAN, Official Assignee. proprietor. Christchurch. Miles, Alfred Henry, of Paraparaumu, contractor. Millner, Edgar Ki:ddell, 15 Fantame Street, Porirua East, labourer. In Bankruptcy-Supreme Court Moncrieff, James William, 21 Daniell Street, Newtown, Wellington, linesman. ALISTER WINSTON TRAVES, formerly of 18 Bank Street, Timaru; Moyler, Gerald Frederick, 19 Maher Place, Porirua, company but now of "The Rest", Lake Pukaki, driver, was adjudged director. bankrupt or; 10 October 1%9. Creditors' meeting will be held McCarthy, Anthony, 41 Ngatitoa Street, Porirua, watersider alt 11he Courthouse, Timaru, on Tuesday, 21 October 1%9, at (first bankruptcy),. 10.30 a.m. McCarthy Anthony, 16 Puaha Street, Porirua, blocklayer. S. B. DARLING, Official Assignee. McClenna~, Frederick, care of Maple Furnishings, Manners Supreme Court, Timaru. Street, Wellington. McCormick, Edward, 258 Main Road North, Upper Hutt, painter. In Bankruptcy-Supl"eme Court McCormick, Robert James, 110 Miramar North Road, Wellington, slteward. NoTICE is hereby given 'that dividends are now payable on all McLean, Ronald, 21 Cleveland Street, Brooklyn, Wellington, proven claims in the under-mentioned estates: fitter. Nagel, Gary Earl, 17 Roy Street, Newtown, Wellington, Beran, Raymond Frank, of 36 Totara Avenue, Balclutha. electric crane driver. Fir-st and final dividend of 5.6c in the dollar. Nepia Darcy Ngarima, 19 Queens Drive, Wellington, driver. Greig, Norma Laurel, of 91 Main Road, Broaid Bay. First Parnell, Ernest Roy, 1 Krpling Street, Johnsonville, fish-shop and final dividend of 5.7c in the dollar. proprietor. W. J. CONRAD, Official Assignee. Rauhihi, Peter Wayne, 221 Bedford Street, Ponrua East, Supreme Court, Dunedin. drainl1ayer. RoHs Robert Henry, 24 Bedford Street, Porirua, labourer. ---------·--------------- Sagmyr, Christopher, 16 Kenmore Street, Newlands, driving In Bankruptcy-In the Supreme Court at Dunedin imitructor. Shedlock, George David, 30 Bedford Street, Porirua East, NOTICE is hereby given that sitatements of accounts and balance barman. sheets in respect of the under-mentioned estates, together with Strange-Mure, Harley Vernon, 18 Hinau Street, Wellington, the report of t!he Audit Office thereon, ihave been duly filed in record clerk. the above CouJ1t; and I hereby further give notice that a:t the Tane, Kiwi, 43 Fitz:herbeJ1t Street, Lower Hutt, freezing­ sitting of the said Court to be held on Friday, the 31st day of worker. October 1969, a't 10 a.m., I intend to apply for an order releas­ Tuck, Peter Ernest, 33 The Crescent, Roseneath, Wellington, ing me from the administration of the ,said estaJtes. hairdresser. Armishaw, Robert Cameron, formerly of 782 King Street, Wareham, Elizabeth Joan, 40 Fort Street, Auckland, married Dunedin; now of 486 Taieri Road, chef (first bankruptcy). woman. Armisihaw, Robert Cameron, of 486 Taieri Road, Dunedin, Wilkins, Joseph Dennis, 2 Tennyson Street, Upper Hutt, chef (second bankruptcy). building contractor. · Bazley, Roland Thomas, of 2 Heron Street, Dunedin, home Wilmshurst, Noel Roy, 22 Bush Street, Naenae, scrubcut.ter. appliance retailer. Wilson, Robert Henry, 351 Stokes VaHey R,oad, Stokes Boyes, Frederick Saner, formerly of Cherry Farm; now Valley, gardener. Ashburton, trainee nurse. .
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