New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 31

Page 1163

✨ List of Undischarged Bankrupts

APRIL 29.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1163

Name.	Occupation.	Address.	Date of Adjudication.
Painter, Harold Roy .. ..	Tire-dealer .. ..	Wellington .. ..	27 July, 1928.
Palmer, Desmond Philip	Clerk .. ..	Patea .. ..	18 July, 1930.
Palmer, Frederick Shepherd	..	Hawera .. ..	12 January, 1929.
Palmer, Henry .. .. ..	Garage-proprietor ..	Dannevirke .. ..	12 January, 1932.
Palmer, James .. .. ..	Confectioner .. ..	Dunedin .. ..	11 November, 1930.
Panchia, Chhiba Gopal (trading with G. D. Patel as “Patel Bros.”)	Fruiterer .. ..	Hawera .. ..	1 February, 1932.
Paora Rangikauhata .. ..	Farm Labourer .. ..	Waikanae .. ..	8 December, 1928.
Paranihi Winiata .. .. ..	Labourer .. ..	Marton .. ..	2 June, 1931.
Parfoot, Ernest Edward ..	Bootmaker .. ..	Fairlie .. ..	22 November, 1930.
Park, Ernest Melville .. ..	Contractor .. ..	Te Kuiti .. ..	3 October, 1930.
Parker, Alexander .. .. ..	Farmer .. ..	Waimangaroa .. ..	18 January, 1928.
Parker, Arthur Anthony ..	Motor-driver .. ..	Whangarei .. ..	12 November, 1928.
Parker, Charles Oswald ..	Motor-proprietor ..	Wanganui .. ..	6 February, 1929.
Parker, George .. .. ..	Painter .. ..	Palmerston North ..	13 January, 1932.
Parkes, Albert Victor .. ..	Labourer .. ..	Raetihi .. ..	20 May, 1929.
Parkes, William Daniel ..	Engineer .. ..	New Plymouth .. ..	13 August, 1930.
Parkin, Henry .. .. ..	Engraver .. ..	38 Wellesley Street, Auckland	31 August, 1928.
Parkinson, Nelson Lonsdale	..	Cordial-manufacturer ..	Wanganui .. ..
Parkinson, Sydney Oscar ..	..	Fruiterer .. ..	Otorohanga .. ..
Parlour, Samuel Coates ..	..	Farmer and Flaxmiller..	Morrinsville .. ..
Parr, Clive Horace .. .. ..	Engineer .. ..	Ruawai .. ..	8 March, 1929.
Parr, Eric Arthur .. .. ..	Chemist .. ..	Waihi .. ..	6 August, 1931.
Parr, Leslie Wilfred .. ..	Confectioner .. ..	Auckland .. ..	18 November, 1929.
Parrish, Arthur .. .. ..	Land-agent .. ..	55 Kelvin Road, Remuera, Auckland	31 January, 1931.
Parsell, Ivan Alec .. .. ..	Apprentice Painter ..	Cambridge .. ..	2 May, 1930.
Parsons, Francis Norman ..	Violinist .. ..	Wellington .. ..	29 August, 1927.
Parsons, Wilfred Arthur ..	Monumental Mason ..	96 Manchester Street, Christchurch	6 September, 1927.
Partington, Charles William	..	Electrical Engineer ..	North Avenue, Narrow Neck, Auckland
Partridge, John James .. ..	Engine-driver.. ..	Raetihi .. ..	12 July, 1927.
Pascoe, Mrs. H... .. .. ..	Draper .. ..	Dunedin .. ..	18 April, 1928.
Passey, Herbert Wesley ..	Retailer .. ..	Palmerston North ..	31 January, 1931.
Patchett, Ernest William	Garage-floorman ..	Blenheim .. ..	4 December, 1929.
Patel, Gorind Dheda (trading with C. G. Panchia as “Patel Bros.”)	Fruit-merchant .. ..	Hawera .. ..	29 January, 1932.
Paterson, Hugh.. .. .. ..	Salesman .. ..	Greymouth .. ..	10 April, 1930.
Paterson, John Alexander	..	Tea-room Proprietor ..	Wanganui .. ..
Paterson, Walter .. .. ..	Agent .. ..	Dunedin .. ..	17 February, 1932.
Paton, Percy Benjamin ..	Labourer .. ..	Eltham .. ..	5 May, 1930.
Patrick, J. S. .. .. .. ..	Draper .. ..	171 Jackson St., Petone	27 June, 1932.
Patrick, James .. .. .. ..	Carpenter .. ..	Dunedin .. ..	18 May, 1928.
Patten, Francis Leo .. ..	Painter .. ..	Waitara .. ..	19 February, 1930.
Patterson, Frederick Boughen	..	Barman .. ..	C/o Gladstone Hotel, Christchurch
Patterson, George .. .. ..	Milkman .. ..	Gleniti .. ..	29 June, 1927.
Patterson, James Patrick ..	Carpenter .. ..	Wellington .. ..	13 March, 1928.
Patterson, Seth .. .. .. ..	Drainer .. ..	29 Prospect Terrace, Mount Eden, Auckland	12 July, 1928.
Paul, George .. .. .. ..	Labourer .. ..	Fernhill .. ..	16 May, 1930.
Paulsen, Allan Lawrence ..	Farmer .. ..	Waerenga .. ..	23 January, 1933.
Payne, William George .. ..	Grocer .. ..	Ngaruawahia .. ..	25 July, 1931.
Paynter, William Herbert ..	Labourer .. ..	Stratford .. ..	5 September, 1928.
Pearce, Frank .. .. .. ..	Printer .. ..	Te Aroha .. ..	25 August, 1930.
Pearcy, Walter Richard ..	Pork-butcher .. ..	Marton .. ..	9 March, 1933.
Pearsey, John .. .. .. ..	Labourer .. ..	Riverton .. ..	1 July, 1929.
Pearson, Amy Isabel (trading with S. M. Courtney)	Restaurant-keeper ..	Cromwell .. ..	13 February, 1931.
Pearson, Cameron Abercrombie	..	Engineer .. ..	Wellington .. ..
Pedersen, Charles Peder ..	..	Millworker .. ..	Raetihi .. ..
Pedrotti, L. .. .. .. ..	Garage-proprietor ..	Thames .. ..	25 September, 1931.
Peel, Cliff .. .. .. ..	Contractor .. ..	Tokanui .. ..	4 May, 1931.
Peers, Olivia .. .. .. ..	Spinster .. ..	Kopuawhara .. ..	6 December, 1930.
Pees, Charles Sydney .. ..	Motor Mechanic .. ..	Palmerston North ..	5 March, 1932.
Pegley, George Hodson .. ..	Cartage Contractor ..	47 Francis Street, Burwood, Christchurch	22 December, 1930.
Pekin, Edwin Thomas .. ..	Labourer .. ..	Turua .. ..	10 November, 1927.
Penketh, Sydney .. .. ..	Carpenter .. ..	Wellington .. ..	18 February, 1930.
Penman, Arthur James .. ..	Traveller and Commission Agent	Otaki .. ..	21 December, 1928.
Penman, Campbell Monteith	..	Hairdresser and Tobacconist	Palmerston North ..
Pennell, William Patrick ..	..	Publican and Storekeeper	Whangamata .. ..
Penny, James Burton Edward	..	Auctioneer .. ..	Dannevirke .. ..
Penrose, Charles Walker ..	..	Motor-car Salesman ..	Westport .. ..
Peoples, Julia Agnes .. .. ..	Married Woman .. ..	50 Shakespeare Road, Christchurch	20 February, 1929.
Pepperell, W. .. .. .. ..	Confectioner .. ..	Wellington .. ..	2 August, 1929.
Percival, Francis Rodney ..	Salesman .. ..	Nelson .. ..	10 February, 1932.
Perkinson, Maurice James	..	Farmer .. ..	Te Puke .. ..
Perrin, Mary Ann Garnock	..	Married Woman .. ..	Edgeware Road, Christchurch
Perrin, Stephen .. .. .. ..	Company-manager ..	Edgeware Road, Christchurch	24 April, 1928.
Perry, Edward Walter .. ..	Golf Professional ..	Masterton .. ..	15 April, 1931.

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⚖️ List of Undischarged Bankrupts (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsBankruptcy, Undischarged Bankrupts, List
👱🏽 Names

73 names identified

Harold Roy Painter, Undischarged Bankrupt
Desmond Philip Palmer, Undischarged Bankrupt
Frederick Shepherd Palmer, Undischarged Bankrupt
Henry Palmer, Undischarged Bankrupt
James Palmer, Undischarged Bankrupt
Chhiba Gopal Panchia, Undischarged Bankrupt
Rangikauhata Paora, Undischarged Bankrupt
Winiata Paranihi, Undischarged Bankrupt
Ernest Edward Parfoot, Undischarged Bankrupt
Ernest Melville Park, Undischarged Bankrupt
Alexander Parker, Undischarged Bankrupt
Arthur Anthony Parker, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Oswald Parker, Undischarged Bankrupt
George Parker, Undischarged Bankrupt
Albert Victor Parkes, Undischarged Bankrupt
William Daniel Parkes, Undischarged Bankrupt
Henry Parkin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Nelson Lonsdale Parkinson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Sydney Oscar Parkinson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Samuel Coates Parlour, Undischarged Bankrupt
Clive Horace Parr, Undischarged Bankrupt
Eric Arthur Parr, Undischarged Bankrupt
Leslie Wilfred Parr, Undischarged Bankrupt
Arthur Parrish, Undischarged Bankrupt
Ivan Alec Parsell, Undischarged Bankrupt
Francis Norman Parsons, Undischarged Bankrupt
Wilfred Arthur Parsons, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles William Partington, Undischarged Bankrupt
John James Partridge, Undischarged Bankrupt
H. Pascoe (Mrs), Undischarged Bankrupt
Herbert Wesley Passey, Undischarged Bankrupt
Ernest William Patchett, Undischarged Bankrupt
Gorind Dheda Patel, Undischarged Bankrupt
Hugh Paterson, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Alexander Paterson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Walter Paterson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Percy Benjamin Paton, Undischarged Bankrupt
J. S. Patrick, Undischarged Bankrupt
James Patrick, Undischarged Bankrupt
Francis Leo Patten, Undischarged Bankrupt
Frederick Boughen Patterson, Undischarged Bankrupt
George Patterson, Undischarged Bankrupt
James Patrick Patterson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Seth Patterson, Undischarged Bankrupt
George Paul, Undischarged Bankrupt
Allan Lawrence Paulsen, Undischarged Bankrupt
William George Payne, Undischarged Bankrupt
William Herbert Paynter, Undischarged Bankrupt
Frank Pearce, Undischarged Bankrupt
Walter Richard Pearcy, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Pearsey, Undischarged Bankrupt
Amy Isabel Pearson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Cameron Abercrombie Pearson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Peder Pedersen, Undischarged Bankrupt
L. Pedrotti, Undischarged Bankrupt
Cliff Peel, Undischarged Bankrupt
Olivia Peers, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Sydney Pees, Undischarged Bankrupt
George Hodson Pegley, Undischarged Bankrupt
Edwin Thomas Pekin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Sydney Penketh, Undischarged Bankrupt
Arthur James Penman, Undischarged Bankrupt
Campbell Monteith Penman, Undischarged Bankrupt
William Patrick Pennell, Undischarged Bankrupt
James Burton Edward Penny, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Walker Penrose, Undischarged Bankrupt
Julia Agnes Peoples, Undischarged Bankrupt
W. Pepperell, Undischarged Bankrupt
Francis Rodney Percival, Undischarged Bankrupt
Maurice James Perkinson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Mary Ann Garnock Perrin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Stephen Perrin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Edward Walter Perry, Undischarged Bankrupt

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