New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 26

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✨ Licenses issued to Manufacturing Retailers

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 26

Name of Person, Firm,
or Company.

E. S. Knight
Knight and Daly
Le Manquais Lamb and Co., Ltd.
T. M. Lane and Sons
Edward Le Roy
Andrew Lees, Ltd.
Lock Bros.
Long and Barden
Mackie and Sons, Ltd.
Mackie Furnishers, Ltd.
James Alexander MacNeill
G. and S. Manson
Roland Frederick Martin
Masco Ltd.
Mason, Struthers, and Co., Ltd.
Edward Mathews
Maurice Ltd.
McCallum and Co., Ltd.
John McGregor and Co., Ltd.
R. A. McKay
J. Meldrum
S. Meltzer
Millar, Paterson, and Lees, Ltd.
A. Miller and Co.
Mitre and Choyce, Ltd.
Charles Mitchell
D. Mount, Ltd.
Napier Bricks, Ltd.
The Napier Timber Co., Ltd.
National Agencies
The Neuchatel Asphalt Co., Ltd.
New Plymouth Sash and Door Factory
and Timber Co., Ltd.
Fred Nichol
C. E. Otley, Ltd.
G. Page and Sons, Ltd.
R. Palmer and Sons
Pannell and Co., Ltd.
Parker Engineering and Foundry Co., Ltd.
Parkin Bros.
James Ferris Patterson
Phillipps and Impey, Ltd.
Piper and Co., Ltd.
Practical Clothing Specialists, Ltd.
Purser's Ltd.
Regent Gowns, Ltd.
Ernest Richards
Ritchie and Sherrard
C. E. Rogers and Co.
George Russell
G. P. Russell and Sons
Sails and Covers, Ltd.
G. Schaef and Sons
Kenneth David Scott
The Scott Timber Co., Ltd.
Scoullar and Chisholm
C. J. Smith, Ltd.
James Smith, Ltd.
Smith and Caughey, Ltd.
Smith and Smith, Ltd.

Adam Speden
R. G. Speirs, Ltd.
Charles Staniland West
Stewart and Longbottom, Ltd.
John Swan and Co.
H. A. Taylor
Taylors Ltd.
John Lawrence Vergette
Tuck and Watkins, Ltd.
The Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-operative
Association, Ltd.

W. Walker
Wardrops Dunedin Fibrous Plaster Co.,
Ltd.
Whangarei Engineering Co., Ltd.
Whitehead and Pears, Ltd.
Wilkinson Brothers, Ltd.
Richard Robert Wood
Woolf and Salvesen, Ltd.
James Wren and Co., Ltd.

Place or Places at which
Business is carried on.

Wellington.
New Plymouth.
Paeroa.
Totara North.
Auckland.
Dunedin, Christchurch, Invercargill.
Nelson.
Napier.
Te Aroha.
Te Aroha.
Auckland.
Dunedin.
Christchurch.
Auckland.
Christchurch.
Hastings.
Auckland.
Dunedin, Oamaru.
Dunedin.
Wellington.
Auckland.
Hamilton.
Auckland.
Nelson.
Auckland.
New Plymouth.
Auckland.
Napier.
Napier, Waikoua.
Auckland.
Auckland.
New Plymouth, Koru.
Dunedin.
Christchurch.
Nelson.
Wairakei.
Christchurch.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Christchurch.
Auckland.
Port Ahuriri.
Dunedin.
Wanganui, New Plymouth, Hawera.
Wellington.
Nelson.
Christchurch.
Napier.
Wellington.
Nelson.
Auckland.
Greymouth.
Napier.
Wellington.
Dunedin, Invercargill.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Auckland.
Wellington, Lower Hutt, Petone,
P a l m e r s t o n North, Auckland,
Dunedin, Napier, Hastings, Christ-
church, Wanganui.
Gore.
Invercargill.
Helensville.
Auckland.
Dunedin.
Auckland.
Wanganui, Timaru, Christchurch.
Christchurch.
Frankton Junction.
Masterton, G r e y t o w n, Carterton,
Pahiatua, E k e t a h u n a, Martin-
borough, Wellington, Dannevirke.
Auckland.
Dunedin.
Whangarei.
Wellington.
Christchurch.
Auckland.
Christchurch.
Dunedin.

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated10 April 1933
KeywordsLicenses, Manufacturing Retailers, Sales Tax Act, Customs Department
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88 names identified

E. S. Knight, Issued license
Knight, Issued license
Daly, Issued license
Le Manquais, Issued license
Lamb, Issued license
T. M. Lane, Issued license
Edward Le Roy, Issued license
Lees, Issued license
Lock, Issued license
Long, Issued license
Barden, Issued license
Mackie, Issued license
Mackie, Issued license
James Alexander MacNeill, Issued license
Manson, Issued license
Roland Frederick Martin, Issued license
Edward Mathews, Issued license
Maurice, Issued license
McCallum, Issued license
John McGregor, Issued license
R. A. McKay, Issued license
J. Meldrum, Issued license
S. Meltzer, Issued license
Millar, Issued license
Paterson, Issued license
Lees, Issued license
A. Miller, Issued license
Mitre, Issued license
Choyce, Issued license
Charles Mitchell, Issued license
D. Mount, Issued license
Napier Bricks, Issued license
Napier Timber Co., Issued license
National Agencies, Issued license
Neuchatel Asphalt Co., Issued license
New Plymouth Sash and Door Factory and Timber Co., Issued license
Fred Nichol, Issued license
C. E. Otley, Issued license
G. Page, Issued license
R. Palmer, Issued license
Pannell, Issued license
Parker Engineering and Foundry Co., Issued license
Parkin, Issued license
James Ferris Patterson, Issued license
Phillipps, Issued license
Impey, Issued license
Piper, Issued license
Practical Clothing Specialists, Issued license
Purser's, Issued license
Regent Gowns, Issued license
Ernest Richards, Issued license
Ritchie, Issued license
Sherrard, Issued license
C. E. Rogers, Issued license
George Russell, Issued license
G. P. Russell, Issued license
Sails and Covers, Issued license
G. Schaef, Issued license
Kenneth David Scott, Issued license
Scott Timber Co., Issued license
Scoullar, Issued license
Chisholm, Issued license
C. J. Smith, Issued license
James Smith, Issued license
Smith, Issued license
Caughey, Issued license
Adam Speden, Issued license
R. G. Speirs, Issued license
Charles Staniland West, Issued license
Stewart, Issued license
Longbottom, Issued license
John Swan, Issued license
H. A. Taylor, Issued license
Taylors, Issued license
John Lawrence Vergette, Issued license
Tuck, Issued license
Watkins, Issued license
Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Issued license
W. Walker, Issued license
Wardrops Dunedin Fibrous Plaster Co., Issued license
Whangarei Engineering Co., Issued license
Whitehead, Issued license
Pears, Issued license
Wilkinson Brothers, Issued license
Richard Robert Wood, Issued license
Woolf, Issued license
Salvesen, Issued license
James Wren, Issued license

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