New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 138

Page 3083

✨ Wholesaler Licenses

Nov. 16.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3083

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

Customs Department,
Wellington, 9th November, 1939.

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, Comptroller of Customs.

Name of Person, Firm, or Company.	Place or Places at which Business is carried on.
A.
Acme Engineering, Ltd. (from 8th March, 1939)	Wellington, Petone.
Adams, Gordon (from 1st October, 1939)	Auckland.
Anuta Flower Co. (from 1st October, 1939)	Wellington.
Aronson, A. (from 1st August, 1939)	Auckland.
Automatic Precision Engineers, Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Auckland.
C.
Carbonic Ice, Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Petone.
Chesterfield, R. O., Ltd, (from 1st October, 1939)	Auckland.
Christian, A. R., Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Christchurch.
Co-operative Lingerie Co. (from 20th July, 1939)	Christchurch.
D.
Defiance Distributing Co. (from 2nd October, 1939)	Wellington.
De Luxe Cordials, Ltd. (from 12th September, 1939)	Gisborne.
Dominion Knitting Mills, Ltd. (from 1st September, 1939)	Auckland.
Dowson, K., and Co., Ltd. (from 28th September, 1939.)	Christchurch.
E.
Exide Batteries of N.Z., Ltd. (from 1st August, 1939)	Lower Hutt.
G.
Gallaher, Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Wellington, Petone.
Gisborne Herald Co., Ltd., The (from 3rd July, 1939)	Gisborne.
Goodes, Harold, and Son (from 1st September, 1939)	Onehunga, Auckland.
Gosney, W. J. M. (from 1st October, 1939)	Christchurch.
H.
Haddrell, W. H. and Co., Ltd. (from 20th October, 1939)	Auckland.
Hamer Electrical Co., Ltd. (from 1st April, 1939)	Auckland.
Harvey, Alex. and Sons (Wgtn.), Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Wellington.
Herlihy, G. (from 4th October, 1939)	Waiongona.
L.
Lawrence and Co., Alfred, N.Z., Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Auckland.
N.
New Century Model Co., The (from 1st October, 1939)	Auckland.
New Zealand Concrete Pipe and Products (West Coast), Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Gladstone.
P.
Papueru Timber Co., The (from 1st September, 1939)	Papueru, Rotorua.
Park, Davis, Trading Co., Ltd. (from 1st October, 1939)	Nelson.
Pitkethley, A. (from 1st September, 1939)	Auckland.
Proven Paints, Ltd. (from 1st August, 1939)	Auckland.

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🏭 Licenses issued to Wholesalers under the Sales Tax Act, 1932–33

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated9 November 1939
KeywordsWholesaler Licenses, Sales Tax Act, Business, Customs Department
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

E. D. Good, Comptroller of Customs
Adams Gordon, Issued wholesaler license
A. Aronson, Issued wholesaler license
W. J. M. Gosney, Issued wholesaler license
G. Herlihy, Issued wholesaler license
A. Pitkethley, Issued wholesaler license

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E. D. Good, Comptroller of Customs

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