New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 49

Page 987

✨ Enemy Companies and Persons List

APRIL 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 987

Netherlands.

Handelsveem, N. V., Willemskade 20, Rotterdam.
Rotterdam Transport Company, Leuvehaven 90A, Rotterdam.
Witte, Walter, Hoogstraat 341, Rotterdam.

Netherland East Indies.

Arendman, W. (or R.), Weltevreden.
Pfeiffer, Otto L., Kebon Sirik 84, Weltevreden.
Ruygrok and Company, Prinsenstraat, Batavia.
Vries, J. R. de, and Company, Maatschappy tot voortzetting der zaken v/h, Bandoeng, Java.

Norway.

Fricke, Henry, Huk Aveny 12, Bydgφ Christiania.
Norsk Forstoffabrik, Trondhjem.
Roragen Bergverks A/S., Ernstgruben near Rφros, Sφndre Trondhjems Amt; and Christiania.
Troye, Axel Peter, N. Fosswg. 16, Bergen.
Witnes, Brödrene, Sarpsborg.
Witnes, Ingwald, Sarpsborg.

Peru.

Chavarri, M. A., and Company, Plateros San Pedro, Lima.

Spain.

Durlacher, S. and L. (Sociedad Vinicola), Robolledo 9, Tarragona.
Ferra, Juan, Rambla Cataluña 72, Barcelona.
Girschausen, Adolf, Aragon 259, Barcelona.
Gonzalez Ripoll; Rafael, Concepcion 33, Cordoba.
Hernandez Romero, José (Gaswerk Company), Calle Regla, Santa Cruz, Tenerife.
Hopp, Pedro, Cortes 604, Barcelona.
Nebgen, Alfredo, Calle de Adriano 33, Seville.
Pachi, Guillermo (see Pasch, Wilhelm).
Pasch, Wilhelm (or Guillermo Pachi), Eguia 1, Bilbao.
Ripoll, Rafael Gonzalez (see Gonalez Ripoll, Rafael).
Romero, José Hernandez (see Hernandez Romero, José).
Schiller, Enno, Cale Infante Don Fernando 152, Antequera, near Malaga.
Wenzel, Juan, and Company, Calle Zorrilla 11, Madrid.

Sweden.

Deutgen, F., and Company, Lilla Vattug. 28, Stockholm.
“Freja,” Bergverks A/B., Drottningg. 17, Stockholm; and Koskullskulle, near Gellivare.
Hakanson and Company, Skeppsbron 4 and Ostgötagatan 46, Stockholm.
Johnsson’s, Georg, Efterfolger, Hagagatan 52 and Drottninggatan 85, Stockholm.
Mercerie A/B., Vasagatan 15/17, Stockholm.
Nilsson, Hermod, Drottningg. 55 and Västmannagatan 12, Stockholm.
Tyska Samtrafiken, Malmö.
Ulmgren, Wilh., Drottningg. 85, Stockholm.
Ulmgren, Wilh., and Company, A/B., Drottningg. 85, 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, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

Walter, F., and Company, Calle Defensa 502, Buenos Aires, Argentina (no connection with F. H. Walter and Company, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

Peru.

Jancke, Lima, should read Jahncke, F., Casilla 686, Lima.

Spain.

Aymerich Seallarés, Luis, Santa Teresa 9, Barcelona, and Seallarés (see Aymerich Seallarés, Luis) should read respectively Almerich Sellarés, Luis, Santa Teresa 9 and Calle Lauria 55, 3°, Barcelona, and Sellarés (see Almerich Sellarés, Luis).
Tauler, R., Palamos (not connected with J. Tauler and Company, 3 Colchester Street, Cooper’s Row, London, E.C.).

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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, Netherlands, Netherland East Indies, Norway, Peru, Spain, Sweden
👱🏽 Names

26 names identified

Walter Witte, Declared enemy person
W. Arendman, Declared enemy person
Otto L. Pfeiffer, Declared enemy person
J. R. de Vries, Declared enemy person
Henry Fricke, Declared enemy person
Axel Peter Troye, Declared enemy person
Brödrene Witnes, Declared enemy person
Ingwald Witnes, Declared enemy person
M. A. Chavarri, Declared enemy person
S. Durlacher, Declared enemy person
Juan Ferra, Declared enemy person
Adolf Girschausen, Declared enemy person
Rafael Gonzalez Ripoll, Declared enemy person
José Hernandez Romero, Declared enemy person
Pedro Hopp, Declared enemy person
Alfredo Nebgen, Declared enemy person
Guillermo Pachi, Declared enemy person
Wilhelm Pasch, Declared enemy person
Enno Schiller, Declared enemy person
Juan Wenzel, Declared enemy person
F. Deutgen, Declared enemy person
Wilh. Ulmgren, Declared enemy person
F. Walter, Declared enemy person
F. Jahncke, Declared enemy person
Luis Aymerich Seallarés, Declared enemy person
R. Tauler, Declared enemy person

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