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✨ List of enemy firms and addresses

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 143

Firm.

Banco Aleman Transatlantico. (Deutsche Uberseeische Bank.)

Banco Germanico de la America del Sud. (Deutsch-Südamerikanische Bank.)

Banco Germanico de la America del Sur S.A.

Barth y Cia Sucesores, Eugenio

“Bavarian-Lloyd” Shipping Co., Ltd..

Bavarski Lojd

Bayer & Co.

Bayer and Cia

Bayer, Chimica Com Farm

“Bayer-Farma” Co. Ltd.

Bayer, La Quimica, S.A.

Bayer, S.A. Casa.

Bayer-Meister-Lucius

Beick Felix y Cia.

Berger, Curt, and Cia., Soc. de Resp. Ltda.

Berndorfer Metallwarenfabrik, Arthur Krupp A/G.

Bernitt and Cia.

Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha

Bohmer, Carlos

Boker and Cia

Boker, Casa.

Borgolte, Rud

Borsig, Rheinmetall, Cia Argentina de Maquinas S.R. Ltda.

Bosch, Robert, A. G.

Brasileira de Electricidade Siemens Schuchert S.A. Companhia.

Bromberg and Cia, S.A.C.

Bruckmann, L. E. & Co.

Buchner Baucevitch A. G.

“Budanil” Festékeladási Részvénytársaság.

Burnester & Co. Ltd.

Campbell, John, Successor

Carranza & Bernhardt S.A.

Casa Chimica “Merck” Brazil S.A.

Chimica Bayer Limitada & A.G.F.A.

Cia General de Construcciones S.A.

Clasing, Luis

Clayhills, Thomas & Sons

Comercial CporA. Compania

Cominchar S.A.

Condor, Sindicato Ltda.

Continental Sociedad, S.A.

Continental Caoutchouc Compagnie A/B.

Cornelsen, Nicolas

Corvin Aruház Részvénytársaság. (Corvin Kaufhaus A/G.)

Coutinho Caro & Co.

Csavar-és Kovácsarugyár, Brevillier & Társa és Urbán A.B. Fiai. (Schrauben und Schmiedewarenfabriks A/G, Brevillier & Co. & A.E. Urban & Sohne.)

Cudell, Robert

Cudell & Weltzien Ltd.

Dai Nippon Kali Kabushiki Kaisha

Dalmatia Bankite

Danigefa A/S.

Danasko Automobile A/S.

Daebach, Th.

Däumichen, Max

Delacamp, Piper and Company

Denk Aceros Boehler Soc. Resp. Ltda, Casa.

Deutsche Griechische Wirtschaftvereinigung

Deutsche Luft Hansa Agency..

Deutz, Cia. Argentina de Motores Otto Legitimo S.A.

“Dinamika” Co. Ltd.

Doborov, Juan

Addresses.

Buenos Aires, Cordoba, and Rosario, Argentina; Antofagasta, Concepcion, Santiago, Temuco, Valdivia, and Valparaiso, Chile; Montevideo, Uruguay; Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville, Spain; Arequipa, and Lima, Peru.

Asuncion, Paraguay; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Mexico City, Mexico; Santiago, and Valparaiso, Chile.

Madrid, Spain.

Calle 25 de Mayo 731-7, Montevideo, Uruguay.

Aksakoff, 5, Sofia, Bulgaria.

Karadjordjeva 43, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

Tcheran, Iran.

Calle Piedras 437, Montevideo, Uruguay.

Lepanto 2, Vigo, Spain.

Balkan Building, Boul. Dondoukoff, 51, Sofia Bulgaria.

Cervino 3101, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

San Juan de Letran 24, Mexico City, Mexico.

San Jose, Costa Rica.

Madero 39, Mexico City, Mexico.

25 de Mayo 386-92, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

IV. Váci-utca 4, Budapest, Hungary.

Calle Misiones 1472 Montevideo, Uruguay.

Takara-machi, 2-Cho me, Kyo-bashi-Ku, Tokyo, Japan.

Aquiar 574, Havana, Cuba.

Moreno 437, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

16 de Septiembre 60, Mexico City, Mexico

Bolivia.

25 de Mayo 375, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Zurich and Geneva, Switzerland.

Rua General Camara 78, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Moreno 970, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Guayaquil and Manta, Ecuador.

5-7, Rue Diocletiriou, Salonica, Greece.

V. Nádor-utca 12, Budapest, Hungary.

49, Rua de Roboleira, Oporto, Portugal.

Salonica, Greece.

Tetuan, Spanish Morocco.

Av. Nilo Pecanha 155, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Rua dom Gerardo 42, Rio de Janeiro and branches throughout Brazil.

Av. Pte. R. S. Pena 933, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Edificio Hotel Plaza, Havana, Cuba.

Tallinn, Estonia

Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic.

4, Quai Van Metteren, Antwerp, Belgium.

Corrientes 300, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Guayaquil, Ecuador

Torsgatan 41, Stockholm, Sweden.

Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

VIII. Blaha Lujza-ter 1/3. Budapest, Hungary.

Vestre Boulevard 4, Copenhagen, Denmark.

V. Váci-ut 168, Budapest, Hungary.

14, Largo do Directorio, Lisbon, and 41, Rua Passos Manoel, Oporto, Portugal.

117/121 Rua de S. Paulo, Lisbon, Portugal.

Teikoku Seimei Building, Marienouchi, Tokyo, Japan.

Drnis Mostar, Sinz & Dihac, Yugoslavia.

Ostergade 18, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Politikorvet 5, Copenhagen, Denmark.

18, Plaine Falcon, Antwerp, Belgium.

Karlevägen 48, Stockholm, Sweden.

Tokyo & Kobe, Japan.

Belgrano 550, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

3, Rue Gennadiou, Athens, Greece.

Levski, 1, Sofia, Bulgaria.

Pueyrredon 602, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Moskovska, 7, Sofia, Bulgaria.

Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

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