New Zealand Gazette – 1934 – No. 55

Page 2223

✨ Manufacturing Retailer Licenses

JULY 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2223

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

Customs Department,
Wellington, 16th July, 1934.

IT is hereby notified for public information that licenses to act as manufacturing retailers under the Sales Tax Act, 1932-33, have been issued to the under-mentioned 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.
Addington Timber Co. (successors to Williams Stephens, Ltd.), (from 6th April, 1934)	Christchurch.
American Picture Framing Co.	Auckland.
Artcraft Tailors (Hyman Greenberg and Abraham Ketko, trading as) (from 1st April, 1934)	Wellington.
Bailey, Charles	Auckland.
Bennett, M. J., Ltd.	Auckland.
Busy Bee Furnishers, Ltd.	Auckland.
Casey, William, Ltd. (see Knight, Leonard).	Otahuhu.
Clements, Thomas	Wellington.
Couchman Cycle Co., Ltd.	Wanganui.
Derbyshire, Frederick Lee	Christchurch.
Donns Ltd. (from 11th May, 1934)	Christchurch.
Du Feu, J. N., and Co., Ltd. (from 1st April, 1934)	Auckland.
Edendale Furniture Factory	Hawera.
Edwards, Henry James	Wellington.
Fear, F. J. W., and Co.	Wellington.
Ferguson, Jane Phebe (from 1st April, 1934)	Auckland.
Flyger, Edgar Leopold	Hastings.
Grant, Annie	Christchurch.
Gross, Paula	Rotorua.
Herd and Shepherd	Invercargill.
Hollander, Jacob	Palmerston North.
Jacqueline Frock Shop (Olive Dorothy Barnes, trading as) (from 1st April, 1934)	Auckland.
Knight, Leonard (receiver for William Casey, Ltd.)	Rotorua.
Lee Bros.	Kaponga.
Lissaman, Selwyn	Auckland.
“Louise” (Maude Hill, trading as)	Christchurch.
McCully and Withell (from 1st October, 1933)	Wellington.
McNeil, Miss Mary (from 1st April, 1934)	Tutira.
Manson and Clarke, Ltd.	Invercargill.
Marshall and Co.	Auckland.
Merson Bros., Ltd.	Wanganui.
Minnells Co-op. Tailoring, Ltd.	Wanganui.
Nelson, Marion	Wellington.
N.Z. Platers, Ltd. (from 1st April, 1934)	Tauranga.
Norman, Launcelot Hope	Wellington.
“Pauline” (Matthew Patrick Roseingrave, trading as) (from 1st April, 1934)	Auckland.
Prentice and Co., Ltd.	Hawera.
Robb, John Charles	Tauranga.
Simmonds Bros.	Lyttelton.
Sinclair, Melbourne, and Co., Ltd. (from 1st April, 1934)	Christchurch.
Steele Chemical Pty., Ltd. (from 1st April, 1934)	Christchurch
Tait, J., Ltd. (from 1st June, 1934)	Auckland.
Tutt’s	Wanganui.
Wall, Thomas Walter (from 1st May, 1934)	Christchurch.
Wilson, C. J., and Son (from 1st January, 1934)	Waimate.
Wood, Thomas Lithgow (from 1st April, 1934)	Balclutha.
Woodware Company	Auckland.
Wright Mop Co., The..	Cromwell.
Yeoman, Nicholas Charles

The licenses as manufacturing retailers issued to the undermentioned persons firms, and companies have been cancelled :-


Canadian and Parisian Fur Company	Wellington.
Casey, William, Ltd.	Auckland.
Cohen, Harry	Wellington.
Crawford, W. J.	Palmerston North.
Galbraith, John Alexander	Auckland.
Hanna and King, Ltd.	Wellington.
Kay, John	Wanganui.
Keats, E. G.	Christchurch.
Kitsons Aerated Waters	Kawakawa.
McLauchlan and Bernard	Tauranga.
Norrish, V. A., as receiver-manager for the debenture-holders of Williams, Stephens, and Co., Ltd.	Christchurch.
Parker Engineering and Foundry Co., Ltd.	Auckland.
Parisian Permanent Waving Sachet Co., The	Auckland.
Ramsey, Mabel Kitty	Hamilton.
Templeton, G. A., and Co.	Christchurch.
Watkinson’s Ltd.	Christchurch.

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🏭 Licenses issued to Manufacturing Retailers under the Sales Tax Act, 1932-33

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 July 1934
KeywordsLicenses, Manufacturing Retailers, Sales Tax Act, Business
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

Hyman Greenberg, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Abraham Ketko, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Charles Bailey, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Thomas Clements, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Frederick Lee Derbyshire, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Henry James Edwards, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Jane Phebe Ferguson, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Edgar Leopold Flyger, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Annie Grant, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Paula Gross, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Jacob Hollander, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Olive Dorothy Barnes, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Maude Hill, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Leonard Knight, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Selwyn Lissaman, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Mary McNeil (Miss), Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Marion Nelson, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Launcelot Hope Norman, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Matthew Patrick Roseingrave, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
John Charles Robb, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Thomas Walter Wall, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Thomas Lithgow Wood, Issued license as manufacturing retailer
Nicholas Charles Yeoman, Issued license as manufacturing retailer

👩‍💼 Officials

E. D. Good, for Comptroller of Customs

🏭 Cancellation of Manufacturing Retailer Licenses

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 July 1934
KeywordsLicense cancellation, Manufacturing Retailers, Business
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Harry Cohen, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled
W. J. Crawford, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled
John Alexander Galbraith, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled
John Kay, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled
E. G. Keats, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled
V. A. Norrish, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled
Mabel Kitty Ramsey, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled
G. A. Templeton, License as manufacturing retailer cancelled

👩‍💼 Officials

E. D. Good, for Comptroller of Customs

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