New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 118

Page 3120

✨ Trading with the Enemy List Additions

Aug. 29.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3119

Marino, Ernesto, and Company, Sao Paulo and Santos.
“Polis o Dea,” Florianopolis.
Sequeira, Luis, Rio de Janeiro.
Vianna, Silva, Rua General Camara 60, Para.

Colombia.

Hoz, P. de la, Barranquilla.

Ecuador.

Balda, Pedro A., Guayaquil.

Greece.

Barouh, Solomon, and Levi, Volo.
Damas, Constantine, Calamata.

Honduras.

Abadie Brothers, Amapala.
Guillen and Dole, Trujillo.

Mexico.

Berger, Leon, Av. de Independencia 12, Mexico City.
Dreinhofer, J. F., Sucr., Av. San Francisco 17, Mexico City.
Ibarra, Carlos, Guadalajara.
Korn, Joseph, Moctezuma.
Lichtle, Alberto, Mexico City.
Ramirez and Urzua, Guadalajara.
Sarabia, Jesus, Mazatlan.
Seckbach and Company, S. en C., 6a Gabino Barreda 118, Mexico City.

Netherland East Indies.

Baalen, Arien W. van, Bandoeng.
Hoedt and Company, Handel Maatschappy, Sourabaya.

Norway.

Christiania Filfabrik, Tromsogt. 12, Christiania.
Grüner, M. F., Ovre Slotsgt. 15, Christiania.

Peru.

Pallet, A. A., Paita and Pacasmayo.

Spain.

Oliver y Rigol, Aribau 19, Barcelona.
Senesteva, Ramon, Junqueras 10, Barcelona.

Sweden.

Andersson, Axel, Tornea.
Sanchez, Martinez, Enrique, Stockholm.

Venezuela.

Lima, A. D. de, Maracaibo.
Portillo and Hermanos, Maracaibo.
Senior, J. A., é Hijo Coro.
Willson-Cook, W., Maracaibo and San Cristobal.

F. H. D. BELL,
Attorney-General.

NOTE.—(1.) Where a company, firm, or person mentioned in the list has more than one address in the country or group of countries under which the name of that company, firm, or person appears, all dealings in that country, or in any country in the group, with such company, firm, or person are prohibited, even in cases where one only of the addresses or one only of the countries is specifically mentioned.
(2.) This list is the twenty-fifth addition to the notice published in the Gazette of the 4th May, 1916, and copies of the above may be obtained on application to the Collector of Customs at any port.

By Authority: MARCUS F. MARKS, Government Printer. Wellington.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 118

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 118

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏭 Additions to Trading with the Enemy List (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTrading with the Enemy, Additions, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Greece, Honduras, Mexico, Netherland East Indies, Norway, Peru, Spain, Sweden, Venezuela
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

Ernesto Marino, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Luis Sequeira, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Silva Vianna, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
P. de la Hoz, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Pedro A. Balda, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Solomon Barouh, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Levi, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Constantine Damas, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Abadie, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Guillen, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Dole, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Leon Berger, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
J. F. Dreinhofer, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Carlos Ibarra, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Joseph Korn, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Alberto Lichtle, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Ramirez, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Urzua, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Jesus Sarabia, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Seckbach, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Arien W. van Baalen, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Hoedt, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
M. F. Grüner, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
A. A. Pallet, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Oliver, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Rigol, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Ramon Senesteva, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Axel Andersson, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Martinez Sanchez, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Enrique, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
A. D. de Lima, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
Portillo, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
J. A. Senior, Added to Trading with the Enemy List
W. Willson-Cook, Added to Trading with the Enemy List

👩‍💼 Officials

F. H. D. Bell, Attorney-General

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