New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 126

Page 3261

✨ Declaration of Enemies under War Regulations

Sept. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3261

Foetz Philippi, Rüdolph (see Goetz Philippi, Rüdolph).
Garcia Ceballos, Jose, Rodriguez San.Pedro 60, Madrid.
Genlen, Enrique, Calle Mallorca 321, Barcelona.
Goetz Philippi, Rüdolph, Vergara 2, and Hotel Inglese, Madrid.
Gosalvez, Enrique, Principe Vergara 9, Madrid.
Guanabens, Jaime, Lauria 104 and Duque de la Victoria 4, Barcelona.
Hoppe, Hermann, Muelle 29, Santander (see Industrial Panadero).
Hoppe, Julio, Muelle 29, Santander (see Industrial Panadero).
Industria Electrica de Cornella, Calle Barquillo 28, Madrid and Barcelona.
Industrial Panadero (partners, Julio and Hermann Hoppe), Calle Federico Vial 2, Santander.
Landsmann, German, Calle Alfonso XI 5, Madrid.
Lee Wyss, Teofilo (see Contonificio de Badalona, S/A.).
‘‘Minera, La,’’ S/A. (chairman, Eduardo Llorens y Casamitjana), Paseo de Gracia 93, Barcelona.
Pauri, Apolo C., Calle Diputacion 41, pral, 1A, Barcelona.
Peña, Perez, Plaza Easo A., 2o, San Sebastian.
Pielhof and Ramon Uranga S.A., Zarauz.
Royalta Jam Factories (Ernesto Stierlen), Carcagente and Silla.
Schumann, Bernhardt F. (see Bauditz, Adolfo de).
Uranga, Ramon (see Pielhof and Ramon Uranga).

Sweden.

Ehnimb, Gustav Adolf Erich, Vasagatan 5, Stockholm.

VARIATIONS IN LIST.

Corrections in the names and alterations in and additions to addresses of the companies, firms, and persons whose names have been already published are made as under :—

Argentina.

Wulff, Otto, Calle Peru 399, Calle Terrero 109, and Calle Rivadavia 6245, Buenos Aires.

Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

Velazco, Pedro, c/o Osten and Co., Uruguay, should read Velasquez, Pedro, c/o Osten and Co., Montevideo, Uruguay.

Brazil.

Jurghens, John, and Company, Rua da Alfandega 120 and Caixa do Correio 194, Rio de Janeiro.

Cuba.

Bengochea, Amador, Cienfuegos.
Compania Anonima Electro Alemana Cubana, Havana.
Revuelta, Manuel, Cienfuegos.
Rios, Zalvidea, and Company, Havana, should read Zalvidea, Rios, and Company, Havana.
Rodriguez, German, Havana.
Suarez, Francisco, Cadenas 32, Guanabacoa.

Mexico.

Degener, Hans, Saltillo; Piedras Negras and Vera Cruz.
Kentzler, Emilio, Botica del Iturbide, Av. San Francisco 21, Mexico City.
Schäfer, Enrique G., Sucs. (‘‘La Joya’’), Av. San Francisco 71, Mexico City.

Netherlands.

Friedman, Fischel, Tulpstraat 9, Amsterdam.
Spoorenberg and Company, Stoomzeepfabriek ‘‘Iris’’ V/H., Schiedam.
Wiener, H., and Company, Raadhuisstraat 3, Amsterdam; and Wijnhaven Z.Z. 94.
Wurdemann, L., Heerengracht 158, Amsterdam, should read Würdemann, L., and Company (partners, Ludwig O. L. A. and O. W. L. A. Würdemann), Heerengracht 158, Jacob Obrechstraat 33, Amsterdam.

Netherland East Indies.

Noi Giok Thie, Macassar, should read Nio Giok Tie, Macassar.
Sion, John Van, Gorontalo, should read Tansiong, John van (alias John Van Sion), Gorontalo.
Yap King Sen, Macassar.

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⚖️ Declaration of Enemies under War Regulations (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated14 September 1918
KeywordsWar Regulations, Enemies List, Companies, Firms, Persons
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

Rüdolph Philippi, Listed as an enemy
Jose Garcia Ceballos, Listed as an enemy
Enrique Genlen, Listed as an enemy
Enrique Gosalvez, Listed as an enemy
Jaime Guanabens, Listed as an enemy
Hermann Hoppe, Listed as an enemy
Julio Hoppe, Listed as an enemy
German Landsmann, Listed as an enemy
Teofilo Lee Wyss, Listed as an enemy
Eduardo Llorens y Casamitjana, Listed as an enemy
Apolo C. Pauri, Listed as an enemy
Perez Peña, Listed as an enemy
Ramon Uranga, Listed as an enemy
Gustav Adolf Erich Ehnimb, Listed as an enemy
Otto Wulff, Listed as an enemy
Pedro Velazco, Listed as an enemy
John Jurghens, Listed as an enemy
Amador Bengochea, Listed as an enemy
Manuel Revuelta, Listed as an enemy
German Rodriguez, Listed as an enemy
Francisco Suarez, Listed as an enemy
Hans Degener, Listed as an enemy
Emilio Kentzler, Listed as an enemy
Enrique G. Schäfer, Listed as an enemy
Fischel Friedman, Listed as an enemy
H. Wiener, Listed as an enemy
L. Wurdemann, Listed as an enemy
Noi Giok Thie, Listed as an enemy
John Van Sion, Listed as an enemy
Yap King Sen, Listed as an enemy

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