New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 26

Page 757

✨ Licenses issued to Wholesalers

APRIL 13.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 757

Name of Person, Firm,
or Company.

N.Z. Lace Web Co., Ltd.
N.Z. Millinery Supplies
N.Z. M. T. Agency and Trustee Co., Ltd.
New Zealand Newspapers, Ltd.
New Zealand Paper Mills, Ltd.

New Zealand Pine Co.
N.Z. Powder Puff Co.
New Zealand Rice Starch Co., Ltd.
N.Z. Suppliers, Ltd.
N.Z. Theatre Chair Co.
Jas. J. Niven and Co., Ltd.

Norden and Co., Ltd.
Novelties Ltd.
Nugget Polish Co. of New Zealand, Ltd.

The Oamaru Woollen Factory Co., Ltd.
Onakaka Iron and Steel Co., Ltd. (in liquidation)
Onehunga Boot Factory
Oriental Art and Embroidery Co.
William Henry Osmond
Alan Stuart Oxley
Ozo Manufacturing Co.

Frank Le Page
The Paget Manufacturing Co. (N.Z.), Ltd.
Palmer Collins and Whitaker, Ltd.
Andrew Parkinson
J. Parr and Co., Ltd.
Parsonage Co.
Paterson and Robertson
The Patten Co., Ltd.
E. Patrick and Co.
Paykel Bros., Ltd.

James Payne, Ltd.
James Pearce
Pearson, Knowles, and Rylands Bros. (N.Z.), Ltd.
The Pearson Soap Co., Ltd.
Pedestal Shoes, Ltd.
The Pepsodent Co. (N.Z.), Ltd.
Digby E. Perrett Co., Ltd.
Peters Ice Cream Co. (N.Z.), Ltd.
G. Pezaro and Son, Ltd.
Philips Lamps (N.Z.), Ltd.
Philips and Pike, Ltd.
Philips and Smith, Ltd.
The Phoenix Co., Ltd.
Pickering and Co., Ltd.
Pike and Waters
Pinchin, Johnson, and Co., Ltd.
George Pirie, Ltd.
W. Plowman and Sons, Ltd.
Poland Spalding and Wickham Jones, Ltd.
Ponsford, Newman, and Benson Proprietary, Ltd.
Precision Engineering Co., Ltd.
Premier Fibrous Plaster Works
Prestige Millinery, Ltd.
Cyril Wincote Price
The Puhi Timber Co., Ltd.

William James Queleh
Quickshine Ltd.

E. Rabbidge, Ltd.
Radio Ltd.
Henry Thomas Randal
The W. T. Rawleigh Co., Ltd.
Refinishers (Auck.), Ltd.
Refrigerators Ltd.
Regent Clothing Co., Ltd.
F. G. Reid, Ltd.
John Reid and Co., Ltd.
Reliance Battery Co.

Place or Places at which
Business is carried on.

Christchurch.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland, Christchurch.
Dunedin, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Mataura.
Invercargill, Bush Siding, Gorge Rd.
Auckland.
Dunedin.
Christchurch, Wellington.
Auckland.
Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Gisborne, Hamilton, Hastings, Invercargill, Napier, Palmerston North, Timaru, Wairoa, Wellington.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Christchurch.

Oamaru.
Wellington, Onakaka.

Onehunga.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.

Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Auckland.
Westport.
Sockburn.
Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Auckland.

Auckland, Hamilton.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Lower Hutt.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Wellington.
Auckland.
Dunedin.
New Plymouth.
New Plymouth.
Wellington.
Wellington.
Napier.
Wellington.

Wellington, Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Christchurch.
Puhi Puhi, Kaikoura.

Auckland.
Auckland.

Wellington.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Petone.
Auckland.
Auckland.

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🏭 Licenses issued to Wholesalers under the Sales Tax Act, 1932–33 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsLicenses, Wholesalers, Sales Tax Act, Customs Department
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

William Henry Osmond, License issued
Alan Stuart Oxley, License issued
Frank Le Page, License issued
Andrew Parkinson, License issued
James Pearce, License issued
Cyril Wincote Price, License issued
William James Queleh, License issued
Henry Thomas Randal, License issued

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