New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 72

Page 2567

✨ Wholesaler Licenses Issued

Oct. 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2567

Licenses issued to Wholesalers under the Sales Tax Act, 1932-33.

Customs Department,
Wellington, 17th October, 1933.

It is hereby notified for public information that licenses to act as wholesalers under the Sales Tax Act, 1932-33, have been issued to the undermentioned persons, firms, and companies carrying on business at the places stated opposite the names of each respectively.

E. D. GOOD, for Comptroller of Customs.

Name of Person, Firm, or Company.	Place or Places at which Business is carried on.
A.	Wellington, Christchurch.
Alexander, K., and Son (from 1st July, 1933)	Tuatapere.
Alton Sawmilling Co., Ltd.	Atarau.
Atarau Sawmilling Syndicate	Wellington.
Atelier Ltd. (from 1st June, 1933)	Wellington.
Australasian Battery Supplies (from 10th October, 1933)	Waikanae.
B.	Dunedin.
Baxter, W., and Co.	Petone.
Bett, Philip Spence (from 1st October, 1933)	Wellington.
Bostock's Polishes (N.Z.), Ltd.	Wellington.
Brice and Brice	Wellington.
Broadway Confections (see Gala Confectionery Co., Ltd.)	Dunedin.
C.	Auckland.
Carr, Ivo	Wellington.
Chapman, James Houghton	Kaitieke.
Chemical Packing Co., Ltd., The	Invercargill.
Christiansen Bros.	Rai Valley, Marlborough.
Co-op. Beech Company of Southland, Ltd., The	Wellington.
D.	Wellington.
De Boo and Douglas (from 18th September, 1933)	Wellington.
Dobson, W. D., and Co. (from 23rd September, 1933)	Wellington.
Dougall, Coombs, and Co., Ltd.	Wellington.
Dowker, R. H., and Son (from 1st October, 1933)	Christchurch.
Drake, Francis Archibald (from 11th September, 1933)	Wellington.
Drapery Distributing Co.	Auckland.
Driscoll, Denis William	Wellington.
Dutton Proprietary Co.	Wellington, Auckland.
E.	Onehunga, Auckland.
Elliott, E., and Co.	Auckland.
F.	Auckland.
Fayreform Coy., The	Wellington, Auckland.
G.	Onehunga, Auckland.
Gala Confectionery Co., Ltd. (including Broadway Confections)	Auckland.
Goodes, Harold	Auckland.
H.	Auckland.
Hansen, Trevor Pendennis	Auckland.
Hartnoll, Elsie Beatrice	Auckland.
Haydon, Ernest, Jewellers Limited	Waimate.
Hibburt, Alfred Henry	Auckland.
Hodges, executor of the estate of the late Charles (from 15th August, 1933)	Morningside, Kohukohu.
Home Lawn-Mower Sharpener (N.Z.), Ltd.	Wellington.
J.	Wellington.
Jonas, Charles Thomas	Wellington.
K.	Wellington.
K.D.V. Boxes, Ltd.	Lower Hutt.
Knight, Donald
L.
Lankshear Printing Co., Ltd.
Lee, Elsie (from 1st September, 1933)
Lennox, Charles Somerville (from 12th September, 1933)
Levien, E. P., and Co. (from 9th October, 1933)
Lowe's Foundry, Ltd.
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💰 Licenses issued to Wholesalers under the Sales Tax Act, 1932-33

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated17 October 1933
KeywordsWholesaler Licenses, Sales Tax Act, Customs Department
👱🏽 Names

21 names identified

K. Alexander, Issued wholesaler license
W. Baxter, Issued wholesaler license
Philip Spence Bett, Issued wholesaler license
Ivo Carr, Issued wholesaler license
James Houghton Chapman, Issued wholesaler license
De Boo, Issued wholesaler license
Douglas, Issued wholesaler license
W. D. Dobson, Issued wholesaler license
Francis Archibald Drake, Issued wholesaler license
Denis William Driscoll, Issued wholesaler license
E. Elliott, Issued wholesaler license
Trevor Pendennis Hansen, Issued wholesaler license
Elsie Beatrice Hartnoll, Issued wholesaler license
Ernest Haydon, Issued wholesaler license
Alfred Henry Hibburt, Issued wholesaler license
Hodges, Issued wholesaler license
Charles Thomas Jonas, Issued wholesaler license
Donald Knight, Issued wholesaler license
Elsie Lee, Issued wholesaler license
Charles Somerville Lennox, Issued wholesaler license
E. P. Levien, Issued wholesaler license

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E. D. Good, for Comptroller of Customs

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