New Zealand Gazette – 1934 – No. 37

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✨ List of Undischarged Bankrupts

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Name.	Occupation.	Address.	Date of Adjudication.
MacKenzie, V. E. .. ..	Married Woman ..	Papatoetoe .. ..	19 December, 1930.
MacKessack, Charles Gordon .. ..	Salesman ..	Burnside Avenue, Lower Hutt	2 March, 1931.
Mackie, John Grant .. ..	Motor Salesman ..	Christchurch .. ..	18 October, 1928.
Maclarn, Dallas Erlescourt .. ..	Butcher ..	Ohura .. ..	27 September, 1932.
MacLuckie, John Linton .. ..	Farmer ..	Otorohanga .. ..	22 December, 1933.
Macpherson, Harry .. ..	Labourer ..	Ashburton .. ..	10 September, 1928.
Macrae, Hector Donald Alexander .. ..	Salesman ..	211 Armagh Street, Christchurch	16 September, 1929.
MacRae, Ian Chisholm .. ..	Storekeeper ..	Edendale .. ..	5 October, 1927.
Madden, John .. ..	Labourer ..	Palmerston North ..	13 December, 1932.
Madden, John James .. ..	Refreshment-rooms Proprietor	Palmerston North ..	30 September, 1929.
Maddock, Alfred Hammond .. ..	Builder ..	Hastings .. ..	21 December, 1931.
Madigan, Walter .. ..	Storekeeper ..	Auckland .. ..	28 October, 1932.
Maeke, Phillip, alias Piripi, Maeke.. ..	(Native) ..	Taumarunui .. ..	24 April, 1928.
Magee, John Henry .. ..	Contractor ..	Opunake .. ..	28 April, 1933.
Magner, Vincent Anthony .. ..	Police Constable ..	Thames .. ..	1 December, 1931.
Magnus, Olof Wilfred .. ..	Company-manager ..	Pembroke .. ..	1 April, 1931.
Magon, Albert Edward .. ..	Motor-service Proprietor	Te Kuiti .. ..	11 May, 1928.
Maguire, Arthur Andrew .. ..	Butcher .. ..	24 Selwyn Avenue, Grey Lynn	28 March, 1931.
Nepia Maheno .. ..	(Aboriginal Native) ..	Ratana .. ..	15 November, 1933.
Maher, James .. ..	Rabbiter ..	Gibbston .. ..	23 October, 1928.
Mahi Rapana .. ..	Labourer ..	Tolaga Bay .. ..	6 November, 1928.
Mainwaring, Donald .. ..	Motor Salesman ..	Wellington .. ..	3 September, 1929.
Majstrovich, Mate .. ..	Contractor ..	Ruakaka .. ..	27 August, 1930.
Malcolm, Frank .. ..	Farmer ..	Bayswater, near Otatau	2 August, 1933.
Malcolm, Hector Robert .. ..	Solicitor ..	Formerly of Auckland ..	14 December, 1928.
Malcolm, James Goldie .. ..	.. ..	4 Fleet Street, Devonport, Auckland	31 July, 1928.
Malcolm, James Mathieson .. ..	General Engineer ..	Patteson Street, Auckland	1 December, 1930.
Malcolmson, William .. ..	Pastrycook ..	504 Castle Street, Dunedin	4 August, 1931.
Mallett, Samuel.. .. ..	Fruiterer ..	Taumarunui .. ..	15 June, 1927.
Manchester, Charles Edward .. ..	Grocer ..	Waimate .. ..	5 August, 1930.
Mangere Atahere .. ..	Farmer (Native) ..	Mohaka .. ..	12 December, 1929.
Mann, George Ambrose .. ..	Bootmaker ..	Portland .. ..	23 January, 1928.
Mann, Herbert Kitchener .. ..	Electrician ..	Pahiatua .. ..	18 January, 1932.
Manning, Charles Isaac .. ..	Fisherman ..	Timaru .. ..	11 November, 1930.
Manning, John .. ..	Hauling Contractor ..	Methven .. ..	16 November, 1928.
Mansill, John Henry Victor .. ..	Solicitor ..	19A Nugent Street, Khyber Pass, Auckland	2 April, 1928.
Manson, Isabella (trading as “ J. W. Manson ”)	Married Woman ..	Whangarei .. ..	14 February, 1930.
Manson, John William .. ..	Caterer ..	Whangarei .. ..	14 February, 1930.
Manson, Vivian Bernard Hector .. ..	Miner ..	Reefton .. ..	19 October, 1927.
Mansoor, Joseph .. ..	Draper ..	Kaponga (formerly of Opunake)	8 April, 1931.
Manu Matekino .. ..	(Aboriginal Native) ..	Parawera .. ..	12 July, 1932.
Markham, Henry .. ..	Company-manager ..	88 Ravenswood Road, St. Clair, Dunedin	2 February, 1932.
Marlow, Frederick Maurice .. ..	Commission Agent ..	Taihape .. ..	14 September, 1932.
Marmont, John William .. ..	Contractor ..	25 Duke Street, Dominion Road, Auckland	29 April, 1932.
Marsh, Henry Edward (trading with W. J. Inglis as “ Inglis and Marsh ”)	Contractor ..	East Coast Road, Milford	2 May, 1927.
Marsh, Sidney .. ..	Labourer (Aboriginal Native)	Dargaville .. ..	10 June, 1932.
Marsh, Walter Zachariah .. ..	Labourer ..	Elsthorpe .. ..	1 June, 1927.
Marshall, Henry .. ..	Fruiterer ..	Greymouth .. ..	14 May, 1931.
Marshall, James William .. ..	Engineer ..	Wanganui .. ..	13 May, 1932.
Marshall, Joseph .. ..	Labourer ..	Petone .. ..	23 April, 1930.
Marshall, Robert Oliver Cedric .. ..	Carpenter ..	Fairlie .. ..	29 July, 1929.
Marshall, Spencer Joseph Dix .. ..	Clothier ..	Whangarei .. ..	7 May, 1931.
Marshall, Thomas David .. ..	Farmer ..	Paretai .. ..	25 May, 1933.
Marshall, Thomas Hugh .. ..	Farmer ..	Invercargill .. ..	28 February, 1934.
Martin, Albert Henry .. ..	Farmer ..	Koromiko .. ..	24 March, 1932.
Martin, Alexander Henry .. ..	Law Clerk ..	Auckland .. ..	12 July, 1929.
Martin, Charles George .. ..	Storekeeper ..	317 Selwyn St., Addington	4 February, 1931.
Martin, Charles Richard .. ..	Mine Deputy ..	Ngakawau .. ..	23 October, 1930.
Martin, David .. ..	Labourer ..	Napier .. ..	1 March, 1930.
Martin, Ellis Fenwick .. ..	Baker and Pastrycook ..	Gisborne .. ..	31 October, 1929.
Martin, Frederick Joseph .. ..	Clerk ..	Gisborne .. ..	16 June, 1930.
Martin, Hector James .. ..	Garage-proprietor ..	274 Dominion Road, Auckland	14 May, 1928.
Martin, Percival .. ..	Builder ..	51 Severn Street, Island Bay, Wellington	3 February, 1932.
Martin, Ropipa, otherwise Te Kuka o Nga Te Rangi	(Aboriginal Native) ..	Porangahau .. ..	4 December, 1930.
Martin, William .. ..	Contractor ..	Te Awamutu .. ..	30 June, 1933.
Mason, J. .. ..	Builder ..	51 Durham St., Wellington	27 February, 1931.
Masters, Arthur James .. ..	Dairyman ..	Napier .. ..	6 August, 1928.
Mather, David .. ..	Bushman ..	Croninville, near Westport	9 August, 1933.
Mather, Oscar .. ..	Labourer ..	Port Ahuriri .. ..	26 April, 1932.
Mathews, Clarinda Savigney .. ..	Produce-merchant ..	Blenheim .. ..	2 August, 1933.
Mathewson, Matthew John .. ..	Fruiterer ..	Westport .. ..	7 June, 1933.
Mathias, Herbert Vincent .. ..	Farmer ..	Punikaiki .. ..	1 July, 1931.
Mathie, Thomas F. .. ..	Plasterer ..	Palmerston North ..	11 July, 1927.
Mathieson, Bert .. ..	Mercer ..	Waipukurau .. ..	28 September, 1931.

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⚖️ List of Undischarged Bankrupts (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated21 May 1934
KeywordsBankruptcy, Undischarged Bankrupts, List
👱🏽 Names

74 names identified

V. E. MacKenzie, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Gordon MacKessack, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Grant Mackie, Undischarged Bankrupt
Dallas Erlescourt Maclarn, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Linton MacLuckie, Undischarged Bankrupt
Harry Macpherson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Hector Donald Alexander Macrae, Undischarged Bankrupt
Ian Chisholm MacRae, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Madden, Undischarged Bankrupt
John James Madden, Undischarged Bankrupt
Alfred Hammond Maddock, Undischarged Bankrupt
Walter Madigan, Undischarged Bankrupt
Phillip Maeke, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Henry Magee, Undischarged Bankrupt
Vincent Anthony Magner, Undischarged Bankrupt
Olof Wilfred Magnus, Undischarged Bankrupt
Albert Edward Magon, Undischarged Bankrupt
Arthur Andrew Maguire, Undischarged Bankrupt
Maheno Nepia, Undischarged Bankrupt
James Maher, Undischarged Bankrupt
Rapana Mahi, Undischarged Bankrupt
Donald Mainwaring, Undischarged Bankrupt
Mate Majstrovich, Undischarged Bankrupt
Frank Malcolm, Undischarged Bankrupt
Hector Robert Malcolm, Undischarged Bankrupt
James Goldie Malcolm, Undischarged Bankrupt
James Mathieson Malcolm, Undischarged Bankrupt
William Malcolmson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Samuel Mallett, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Edward Manchester, Undischarged Bankrupt
Atahere Mangere, Undischarged Bankrupt
George Ambrose Mann, Undischarged Bankrupt
Herbert Kitchener Mann, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Isaac Manning, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Manning, Undischarged Bankrupt
John Henry Victor Mansill, Undischarged Bankrupt
Isabella Manson, Undischarged Bankrupt
John William Manson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Vivian Bernard Hector Manson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Joseph Mansoor, Undischarged Bankrupt
Matekino Manu, Undischarged Bankrupt
Henry Markham, Undischarged Bankrupt
Frederick Maurice Marlow, Undischarged Bankrupt
John William Marmont, Undischarged Bankrupt
Henry Edward Marsh, Undischarged Bankrupt
Sidney Marsh, Undischarged Bankrupt
Walter Zachariah Marsh, Undischarged Bankrupt
Henry Marshall, Undischarged Bankrupt
James William Marshall, Undischarged Bankrupt
Joseph Marshall, Undischarged Bankrupt
Robert Oliver Cedric Marshall, Undischarged Bankrupt
Spencer Joseph Dix Marshall, Undischarged Bankrupt
Thomas David Marshall, Undischarged Bankrupt
Thomas Hugh Marshall, Undischarged Bankrupt
Albert Henry Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Alexander Henry Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles George Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Charles Richard Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
David Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Ellis Fenwick Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Frederick Joseph Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Hector James Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Percival Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
Ropipa Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
William Martin, Undischarged Bankrupt
J. Mason, Undischarged Bankrupt
Arthur James Masters, Undischarged Bankrupt
David Mather, Undischarged Bankrupt
Oscar Mather, Undischarged Bankrupt
Clarinda Savigney Mathews, Undischarged Bankrupt
Matthew John Mathewson, Undischarged Bankrupt
Herbert Vincent Mathias, Undischarged Bankrupt
Thomas F. Mathie, Undischarged Bankrupt
Bert Mathieson, Undischarged Bankrupt

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