New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 27

Page 782

✨ Manufacturing Retailers Licenses

782
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 27

Name of Person, Firm,
or Company.

Place or Places at which
Business is carried on.

John Kay
W. W. Keighley and Co., Ltd.
Daniel Reid Kelly
E. J. Kelly and Co., Ltd.
Leman Bros., Ltd.
Arthur Lewis
Henri de Lasao
Luke Bros., Ltd.
J. C. F. and M. Mabon
Martin Brothers (New Plymouth), Ltd.
G. Methyen and Co., Ltd.
Millars’ West Australian Hardwoods Co., Ltd.
George Moir and Son, Ltd.
Mt. Albert Concrete Works
David Murray and Co.
Thomas McConnell
McGregor Wright’s
McIntyre’s Clyde Iron Works, Ltd.
W. McKay and Son, Ltd.
McLeod and Slade, Ltd.
C. F. Neary and Co., Ltd.
N.Z. Pump and Equipment Co. Ltd.
George Nicks and Son
Oakley and Sons, Ltd.
Oamaru Borough Gas Department
Olsen and Greer, Ltd.
Oxley Seagrass Factory
Samuel Parker, Ltd.
W. A. Parkinson and Co, Ltd. (in voluntary liquidation)
Pattison Ede Co., Ltd.
Petrous Tile Co., Ltd.
J. Pomeroy and Co., Ltd.
Quits It Proprietary
Reddells Ltd.
George Henry Reston
G. C. Rich and Son
J. D. and L. Robertson, Ltd.
Doris Rock, Ltd.
Sanders and Morrison, Ltd.
Schneideman and Sons, Ltd.

Seagar Bros., Ltd.
Senior Foundry, Ltd.
Sharpe Bros. (Weir and Sealby), Ltd.
J. Shaw, Ltd.
Smart Brothers, Ltd.
Abel Smeeton, Ltd.
C. Smith, Ltd.
H. and J. Smith, Ltd.
John Smith and Company
O. Smith Stone Co., Ltd.
Wm. Smith and Company, Ltd.
Geo, E. Spooner
Steel Bros.
Steel Construction Co., Ltd.
Steel Pipe and Engineering Co. of N.Z., Ltd.
Stevenson and Co.
Taranaki Herald Company, Ltd.
T. and J. Thomson
Benjamin Trathen
Triggs and Denton, Ltd.
Tuckers Ltd.
Twigg Engineering Co., Ltd.
Vale and Company, Ltd.
Victory Engineering Co., Ltd.
Margaret Vockner
H. V. Wallace and Co.
J. E. Watson and Co., Ltd.
Webley Bros.
Wellington Cabinet Co., Ltd.
Wellington Gas Co., Ltd.
Wellmade Ltd.
Wharmby and Williams
A. J. White, Ltd.
Arthur Watts White
Wilkins Ltd.
Henry Williams and Sons, Ltd.
Williams Bros.
C. J. Williamson, Ltd.
W. Wilson, Ltd.
John Winlane Ross
Winstone’s Roofing Tile Works, Ltd.
F. H. Young
Barnett William Younger

To be deleted from list gazetted on 13th April, 1933 :—
R. A. McKay

Wanganui.
Christchurch.
Gore.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland
Gisborne.
Wellington.
Dunedin.
New Plymouth.
Dunedin.
Auckland, Dunedin, Wellington.
Invercargill.
Auckland.
Wanganui.
Auckland.
Wellington.
Onahunga.
Nelson.
New Plymouth.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Christchurch.
Oamaru.
Auckland.
Dunedin.
Auckland.
Hawera.
Dunedin, Nelson, Invercargill, Christchurch.
Dunedin, Wellington, Invercargill.
Hamilton.
Christchurch.
Dunedin.
Auckland.
Christchurch.
Nelson.
Wellington.
Dunedin.
Wellington, Palmerston North, Christchurch, Dunedin, Invercargill, Gore, New Plymouth, Wanganui.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Christchurch.
Auckland.
New Plymouth, Stratford.
Auckland.
Wellington, Greymouth, Masterton
Invercargill, Gore.
Invercargill.
Christchurch.
Invercargill.
Auckland.
Christchurch.
Auckland.
Wanganui.
Petone.
New Plymouth.
Timaru.
Nelson.
Dunedin, Timaru.
Ashburton.
Auckland.
Christchurch, Wellington.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Invercargill, Riversdale.
Nelson.
Wellington.
Wellington.
Auckland.
Waipukurau.
Christchurch.
Pahiatua.
Invercargill.
Napier, Hastings.
Christchurch.
Christchurch.
Auckland.
Waipukurau, Waipawa, Porangahau.
Taumarunui.
Dunedin.
Christchurch.

Wellington.

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated18 April 1933
KeywordsLicenses, Manufacturing Retailers, Sales Tax Act, Business
👱🏽 Names

84 names identified

John Kay, License holder
W. W. Keighley, License holder
Daniel Reid Kelly, License holder
E. J. Kelly, License holder
Leman, License holder
Arthur Lewis, License holder
Henri de Lasao, License holder
Luke, License holder
J. C. F. and M. Mabon, License holder
Martin, License holder
G. Methyen, License holder
Millars, License holder
George Moir, License holder
Mt. Albert, License holder
David Murray, License holder
Thomas McConnell, License holder
McGregor, License holder
McIntyre, License holder
W. McKay, License holder
McLeod, License holder
C. F. Neary, License holder
N.Z. Pump, License holder
George Nicks, License holder
Oakley, License holder
Oamaru, License holder
Olsen, License holder
Oxley, License holder
Samuel Parker, License holder
W. A. Parkinson, License holder
Pattison, License holder
Petrous, License holder
J. Pomeroy, License holder
Quits, License holder
Reddells, License holder
George Henry Reston, License holder
G. C. Rich, License holder
J. D. and L. Robertson, License holder
Doris Rock, License holder
Sanders, License holder
Schneideman, License holder
Seagar, License holder
Senior, License holder
Sharpe, License holder
J. Shaw, License holder
Smart, License holder
Abel Smeeton, License holder
C. Smith, License holder
H. and J. Smith, License holder
John Smith, License holder
O. Smith, License holder
Wm. Smith, License holder
Geo. E. Spooner, License holder
Steel, License holder
Steel, License holder
Steel, License holder
Stevenson, License holder
Taranaki, License holder
T. and J. Thomson, License holder
Benjamin Trathen, License holder
Triggs, License holder
Tuckers, License holder
Twigg, License holder
Vale, License holder
Victory, License holder
Margaret Vockner, License holder
H. V. Wallace, License holder
J. E. Watson, License holder
Webley, License holder
Wellington, License holder
Wellington, License holder
Wellmade, License holder
Wharmby, License holder
A. J. White, License holder
Arthur Watts White, License holder
Wilkins, License holder
Henry Williams, License holder
Williams, License holder
C. J. Williamson, License holder
W. Wilson, License holder
John Winlane, License holder
Winstone, License holder
F. H. Young, License holder
Barnett William Younger, License holder
R. A. McKay, License holder to be deleted

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