New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 114

Page 3203

✨ Enemy Companies and Persons Declaration

Oct. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3203

Freeman, D. D.
Jantzen, C. F. W.
Monrovia Trading Company.
Robins, G. B.
Vietor and Huber.
West, J. W.
Wiechers and Helm.
Woermann, A.

Netherlands.

American Importing Company (M. Kattenburg), Keizersgracht 197, Amsterdam.
Barmat, J., Keizersgracht 302–304, Amsterdam.
Bergsma (Agentuur and Commissiehandel), Amsterdam.
Berger and Wirth, Spuistraat 46, Amsterdam.
Buck, Geo., Junior, Rotterdam.
Cohn, Gustav (Holland and America Import and Export Company), Het Witte Huis, Rotterdam.
Driel’s (Van) Stoomboot en Transport Oudeen, Maaskade O.Z. 114, Rotterdam.
Duffhaus, C. W., Stieltesstraat 20–22, Nijmegen.
Eerste Hollandsche Export Compagnie, Amsterdam.
Holland and America Import and Export Company (Gustav Cohn), Het Witte Huis, Rotterdam.
Klunk, Seger G., Boompjes 16, Rotterdam.
Nagtegaal, E., Haringvliet 47, Rotterdam.
Nederlandsche Import and Export Handelsvereeniging, Stationsweg 54b, Rotterdam.
Schrevel’s Import en Exporthandel, N.V.Hk., Rechter Rottekade 81, Rotterdam.
Wolfowicz, Salomon, Scheveningen.
Zee, P. and S. Van Der, Vierambachstraat 26; Coolsingel 53, Rotterdam.
Ziekenoppasser, W., Amstel 196, Amsterdam.

Netherland East Indies.

Cultuur Maatschappy Goenoeng, Goemiter, Djember.
Cultuur Maatschappy Kali Klepoeh Goenoeng Passang, Djokjakarta, Java.
Cultuur Maatschappy Montaja, Batavia.
Cultuur Maatschappy Silau Doenia, Batavia.
Cultuur Maatschappy “Soekabiroes.”
Cultuur Maatschappy Tji-Karang.
Cultuur Maatschappy “Tjikopo-Zuid.”
Cultuur Maatschappy Wangoen Wattie.
Filamont, Engelen and Company, Menado and Celebes.
Horak, F.
Kina Cultuur Maatschappy.
Mohrmann and Company (Handelsvereeniging Vorheen J. Mohrmann), Macassar and Celebes.
Tan Soen Tjiang, Macassar.
Technische Bureau Behn Meyer and Company, Sourabaya.
Wirbatz, Otto (or Wirbatz and Company), Sourabaya.

Norway.

Bergens Blikvalseverk, Simonsviken by Gravdal, Bergen.
Berger, Carl F. Th., Carl Johansgt. 27, Christiania.
Braadland, John, and Company, N. Strandgt. 33–39, Stavanger.
Excelsior Limfabrik A/S., Jernbanetorvet 11, Christiania.
Engøens Sardine Company A/S., Engøen near Buøen, Trordhjems, Amt.
Hansen, A. C., Larvik.
Hordaland Sardine Company A/S., Torvalm 31, Bergen.
Jorgensen, J. S., Kjobmandsgt. 28, Trondhjem.
Krogh, Rasmus, Christiansund N.
Olsen, Carl O., and Kleppe, Verksgt. 78, Stavanger.
Olsen, Kornelius (Smørfabrikken “Victoria”), Bredgt. 10, and Joren holmsg. 14, Stavanger.
Parelius and Lossius, Christiansund.
Saltlager, A/S. (A. Meyer Johnsen and Johan Heldal), Bergen.
Sardinfabriken “Norrig,” Lervig 33, Stavanger.
Schjølberg, Ragnar, Bodø.
Waage, Thorbjorn, ø. Holmegt. 22; and St. Svithinsgt. 24, Stavanger.
Witzøe, Endre, Christiansund.

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⚖️ Declaration of Enemy Companies, Firms, and Persons under War Regulations (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsWar Regulations, Enemy Declaration, Companies, Firms, Persons, Brazil, Chile, Denmark, Ecuador, Greece, Japan, Liberia, Netherlands, Netherland East Indies, Norway
👱🏽 Names

29 names identified

D. D. Freeman, Declared enemy
C. F. W. Jantzen, Declared enemy
G. B. Robins, Declared enemy
J. W. West, Declared enemy
J. Barmat, Declared enemy
Geo. Junior Buck, Declared enemy
Gustav Cohn, Declared enemy
Van Driel, Declared enemy
C. W. Duffhaus, Declared enemy
Seger G. Klunk, Declared enemy
E. Nagtegaal, Declared enemy
Schrevel, Declared enemy
Salomon Wolfowicz, Declared enemy
P. and S. Van Der Zee, Declared enemy
W. Ziekenoppasser, Declared enemy
F. Horak, Declared enemy
Tan Soen Tjiang, Declared enemy
Otto Wirbatz, Declared enemy
Bergens Blikvalseverk, Declared enemy
Carl F. Th. Berger, Declared enemy
John Braadland, Declared enemy
A. C. Hansen, Declared enemy
J. S. Jorgensen, Declared enemy
Rasmus Krogh, Declared enemy
Carl O. Olsen, Declared enemy
Kornelius Olsen, Declared enemy
Ragnar Schjølberg, Declared enemy
Thorbjorn Waage, Declared enemy
Endre Witzøe, Declared enemy

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