New Zealand Gazette – 1940 – No. 23

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✨ Enemy Traders Declaration

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 23

Firm.
Hapag-Lloyd
Hardt, E. & Cia
Hartkopp & Kruger
Hasenclever & Cia
Hastedt Diestel & Cia
Haupt, Alfred
Hazai Fésüsfonó és Szövögyár
Részvénytársaság.
(Väterländische
Kammgarnspinnerei und Weberei A/G.).
Heggenhougen, H.
Heidelk, Hans
Heidrich, G. & Co. (Giessel & Co.)
Hellénique D’Ampoules Electriques,
Société.
Hellinger, M. Sucesores
Henkel & Co. A/S.
Hering & Schoenfeld
Hertel, Carl
Heyne Eversbusch & Co.—Agencia
Comercial y Maritima—.
Hildebrand, Oscar
Hirsch & Lemke
Hisma
Hisma Ltda.
“Hisma”, Ltda.
Hispano-Marroqui de Transportes, Soc.,
Ltda.
Hoefflinghaus & Geiger
Hoffmeister y Bremer
Holstein, C. and Company
Holtkamp, J. F. Handels en Industrie
Maatschappij V/H, N.V.
Holzman, Philipp—Siemens Bau-union
Ltda.—
Horn S.S. Line
Hullstrom John
Hutter & Schrantz A/G, Siebwaren und
Filztuchfabriken.
I. G. Farbenindustrie A.G.
Illies, C. & Company
“Impla” N.V. (Import Maatschappij
voor Pharmaceutische Landbouw-
kundige Artikelen N.V.)
Industrial y Mercantil Thyssen, Ltda.
Cia Thyssen-Lametal.
Insulana de Transportes Maritimos Lta.,
Sociedade.
I.P.A. S.A.
Ivers, I.
Ivers & Von Staa
Jabs, Herbert
Jaissle, Otto & Co.
Jantzen, C. F. Wilhelm
Johann, J.
Jost, Karl
Juganil D.D.
Jugoholding, S. A.
Jugo-Skoda Fabrica
Jugoslovensko A.E.G. Elektricno Drustvo
A.D. (Jugoslawische A.E.G. Elektrizi-
tats A.G.)
Jugoslovensko Siemens A.D.
Kaltwasser, Hermann y Compania
Kanthauer
Karlsruher Parfumerie & Toilet-teseifen-
fabrik. F. Wolff & Son, G.m.b.H.
Kaumanns & Co. A.G.
Klockner, Establecimientos S.A. Ind. Arg.
“Knaist” Co., Ltd.
Knahr, Herbet

Address.
Colon, Panama.
Ayacucho 396, Lima, Peru.
Bulevardie 2a, Helsingfors, Finland.
Belgrano 673, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Patras, Greece.
V. Bêcsi-ut 8, Budapest, Hungary.
Trondheim, Norway.
Panama.
Postweg Noord 19, Batavia, and at Sourabaya
and Medan, Netherlands East Indies.
Athens, Greece.
Panama.
Axeltorv 6, Copenhagen, Denmark.
San Jose, Costa Rica.
Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic.
Pasaje America 213, Mexico City, and Av.
F.I. Madero No. 6. Pasaje, Mexico City,
Mexico.
Miskogvé 18/A, Kaunas, Lithuania.
Port-au-Prince, Hayti.
Madrid and all branches in Spain.
Pi y Margall, 15, Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, and
Alvareda 153, Las Palmas, Grand Canary,
Canary Islands.
Tetuan, Spanish Morocco.
Tetuan, Spanish Morocco.
Rue Vorreau 4, Athens, Greece.
Calle Juan Paullier 2368, Montevideo,
Uruguay.
12, Kaigan-dori, Kobe-Ku, Kobe, and
branches at Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya,
Japan.
Batavia, Netherlands East Indies.
Ed. Banco Aleman Antioqueno No. 401,
Bogota, Colombia.
Port-au-Prince, Hayti.
Lithuania.
Gyömröi-ut 80, Budapest, Hungary.
Batavia, Samarang, Sourabaya, and Cheribon
(Java), Netherlands East Indies.
Teikoku Seimei Building, Marunouchi, Tokyo,
and branches at Yokohama, Osaka, and
Kobe, Japan, and Dairen, Kwantung
Leased Territory.
Batavia, Sourabaya (Java) and Medan
(Sumatra), Netherlands East Indies.
Belgrano 752, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
24, Praca Duque da Terceira, Lisbon, Portugal.
Calle Palma, Asuncion, Paraguay.
21, Kipdorp, Antwerp, Belgium.
Parklaan 28, Rotterdam, Holland.
Panama.
Noordwijk 15, Batavia, and branches at
Sourabaya (Java) and Medan, Netherlands
East Indies.
Monrovia, Liberia.
Buitenzorg (Java), Netherlands East Indies.
Duonelaicio gve 4, Kaunas, Lithuania.
Kraljev Trg. 5, Belgrade, and at Svacicev
Trg. 6, Zagreb, Yugoslavia.
Gospodar Jevremova 35, Belgrade, Yugo-
slavia.
Bd Pariska 13, Belgrade, and Marticeva 13,
Zagreb, Yugoslavia.
Brankova 30, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
Kralja Aleksandra 8, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
Guatemala City, Guatemala.
28, Sokrates Street, Athens, Greece.
Basle, Switzerland.
Bandoeng, Java, Netherlands East Indies.
Belgrano 931, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Maria Louisa, 55, Sofia, Bulgaria,
San Jose, Costa Rica,

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🏭 Declaration of Enemy Traders under Emergency Regulations (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated13 March 1940
KeywordsEnemy Trading, Emergency Regulations, Business Control, Alien Enemies
👱🏽 Names

61 names identified

Hapag-Lloyd, Declared enemy trader
E. Hardt, Declared enemy trader
Hartkopp, Declared enemy trader
Kruger, Declared enemy trader
Hasenclever, Declared enemy trader
Hastedt, Declared enemy trader
Diestel, Declared enemy trader
Alfred Haupt, Declared enemy trader
Hazai Fésüsfonó és Szövögyár Részvénytársaság, Declared enemy trader
H. Heggenhougen, Declared enemy trader
Hans Heidelk, Declared enemy trader
G. Heidrich, Declared enemy trader
Hellénique D’Ampoules Electriques, Declared enemy trader
M. Hellinger, Declared enemy trader
Henkel, Declared enemy trader
Hering, Declared enemy trader
Schoenfeld, Declared enemy trader
Carl Hertel, Declared enemy trader
Heyne, Declared enemy trader
Eversbusch, Declared enemy trader
Oscar Hildebrand, Declared enemy trader
Hirsch, Declared enemy trader
Lemke, Declared enemy trader
Hisma, Declared enemy trader
Hispano-Marroqui de Transportes, Declared enemy trader
Hoefflinghaus, Declared enemy trader
Geiger, Declared enemy trader
Hoffmeister, Declared enemy trader
Bremer, Declared enemy trader
C. Holstein, Declared enemy trader
J. F. Holtkamp, Declared enemy trader
Philipp Holzman, Declared enemy trader
Horn S.S. Line, Declared enemy trader
John Hullstrom, Declared enemy trader
Hutter, Declared enemy trader
Schrantz, Declared enemy trader
I. G. Farbenindustrie A.G., Declared enemy trader
C. Illies, Declared enemy trader
Impla, Declared enemy trader
Industrial y Mercantil Thyssen, Declared enemy trader
Insulana de Transportes Maritimos Lta., Declared enemy trader
I.P.A. S.A., Declared enemy trader
I. Ivers, Declared enemy trader
Von Staa, Declared enemy trader
Herbert Jabs, Declared enemy trader
Otto Jaissle, Declared enemy trader
C. F. Wilhelm Jantzen, Declared enemy trader
J. Johann, Declared enemy trader
Karl Jost, Declared enemy trader
Juganil D.D., Declared enemy trader
Jugoholding, Declared enemy trader
Jugo-Skoda Fabrica, Declared enemy trader
Jugoslovensko A.E.G. Elektricno Drustvo A.D., Declared enemy trader
Jugoslovensko Siemens A.D., Declared enemy trader
Hermann Kaltwasser, Declared enemy trader
Kanthauer, Declared enemy trader
Karlsruher Parfumerie & Toiletteseifenfabrik, Declared enemy trader
Kaumanns, Declared enemy trader
Klockner, Declared enemy trader
Knaist, Declared enemy trader
Herbert Knahr, Declared enemy trader

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