New Zealand Gazette – 1942 – No. 39

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✨ Enemy Traders Declaration

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 39

VENEZUELA—continued.

Name.

“ General Agencies ” W. G. F. Indorf
Gomez Luigi, Dr. Domingo
Gorrin, Emilio
Gutierrez, Lindolfo
Hamburg Amerika Linie
Hartkopf, Erich Friedrich
“ Hauck ” S.A. (Sucrs. de Ludwig Hauck & Co.)
Hauenschild & Cia.
Hauselmann Inc., Carlos (Oficina Tecnica Industrial)
Heimerdinger, P.
Hellmund, W. C. & Co.
Hollweg, Arthur
Horn Linie
Hupfer, Joseph
Indorf, W. G. F.
Indorf, W. G. F., “ General Agencies ”

Instrumentos Cientificos “ Urania,” Comp. Anon de
Jencquel, Oscar H.
Kirschke, A..
Kirschke, A. y Cia.
Klaus, Hermann
Krafft & Co..
La Diadena
La Joya
Laboratorio Meyer C.A.
Lamberti & Bettini Sucrs.
Lang, Maximo
Larsen, Hans E.
Leisse, J.
Lemoine & Cia., Carlos

“ Littorio, Almacen ” Stornaiuolo Hnos.
Lomer, K. H.
Maelzner, Walter
Mantovani, Walter
Merck, Oficina Cientifica
Mestern & Co.
Mett, H. P.
Montes, Ricardo
Neigert, Luitpold (“ Ocularium ”)
“ Ocularium ” (Luitpold Neigert)
Oficina Alemana de Representaciones (Ernesto Falkenhagen)
Oficina Tecnica Industrial (Carlos Hauselmann Inc.)
Palenzona & Cia.
Perrone, J. & Cia.
Peters, W. H.
Pina, Miguel..
Pruchtnow & Cia., Werner
Publicidad Unida
Quimica Schering, S.A.
Rappard, Erich
Roversi J., Sucrs.
Roversi Monaco, Franco
Rupertus, H.
Sass, F. & Cia
Schnell y Cia.
Schroeder, Federico
Schubert, Carlos
Selle, Rudolf
Stegemann & Cia.
Stornaiuolo Hnos., “ Almacen Littorio ”
“ Urania ” Comp. Anon. de Instrumentos Cientificos
Valentiner & Cia. (Drogueria Nacional)
Voerg, Herman
Weskott & Co., La Quimica “ Bayer ”
Woltz & Co., Hermann
Wulff, C. W.
Wulff, C. W., Sucr.
Wulff, Karl
Zingg & Co., Gustavo
Zschaech, W. y Cia.

Address.

Gradillas a San Jacinto 4–1, Apartado 764, Caracas, and
Apartado 475, Maracaibo, and all branches in Venezuela.
Candelaria a Miguelacho 16, Caracas.
Veroes a Santa Capilla 1, Caracas.
Maracaibo.
Caracas, and all branches in Venezuela.
Padre Sierra a Munoz 9, Apartado 1082, Caracas.
Dr. Diaz a Zamuro 57, Caracas.
Reducto a Miracielos 21, Caracas.
Apartado 1086, Caracas.
Gradillas 15, Caracas.
Torre a Veroes 25, Caracas.
Sociedad a Traposos 1, Altos, Apartado 241, Caracas.
Principal a Conde 16, Caracas, and all branches in Venezuela.
Madrices a Ibarra 6, Apartado 746, Caracas.
Gradillas a San Jacinto 4–1, Apartado 764, Caracas.
Gradillas a San Jacinto 4–1, Apartado 764, Caracas, and
Apartado 475, Maracaibo, and all branches in Venezuela.
Camejo a Pajaritos 5, Caracas.
Palma a Municipal 11, Apartado 1787, Caracas.
Maracaibo.
Maracaibo, and Gradillas a Sociedad 15, Caracas.
Apartado 1468, Caracas.
Apartados 426 and 1861, Caracas.
Bolsa a Mercaderes 48, Caracas.
Bolsa a Mercaderes 36, Caracas.
Apartado 487, Caracas.
Apartado 1921, Caracas.
Apartado 1486, Caracas.
Calle Comercio 2, Apartado 412, Maracaibo.
Apartado 1282, Caracas, and at La Guaira.
Calle del Comercio, and “ La Vencedora ” Bvd. Guzman Blanco,
La Guaira.
Montas a Padre Sierra 6, Caracas.
Puerto Cabello.
Torre a Madrices 17, Caracas.
44–3, Calle Sur. 9, and San Lazaro a San Martin 44, Caracas.
Apartado 1486, Caracas.
Puerto Cabello and Valencia.
Ed. Espana 18–19, Principal a Conde 16, Apartado 711, Caracas.
Caracas.
Bolsa a Mercaderes 48, Caracas.
Bolsa a Mercaderes 48, Caracas.
Apartado 602, Caracas.
Apartado 1086, Caracas.
Chorro a Coliseo 32, Caracas.
Munoz a Pedrera 17, Apartado 1201, Caracas.
Apartado 305, Maracaibo.
Apartado 374, Caracas.
Maracaibo.
Veroes a Santa Capilla 1, Apartado 248, Caracas.
Plaza de Candelaria, Caracas.
Apartado 1406, Caracas.
Ave. Sur. 55, Apartado 29, Caracas.
Ave. Sur. 55, Caracas.
Apartado 921, Caracas.
Veroes Jesuitas 20, Caracas.
Palma a Municipal 9, Caracas.
Bolsa a Pedrera 15, Apartado 149, Caracas.
Gradillas a Sociedad 10, Apartado 1452, Caracas.
Bolsa a Pedrera 12, Caracas.
Gradillas a Sociedad 15, Apartado 847, Caracas.
Montas a Padre Sierra 6, Caracas.
Camejo a Pajaritos 5, Caracas.
Camejo a Pajaritos 3, Apartado 423, Caracas.
Chorro a Coliseo 37, Caracas.
Mijares a Mercedes 38, Caracas.
Caracas.
Apartado 60, Ciudad Bolivar.
Apartado 60, Ciudad Bolivar.
Apartado 60, Ciudad Bolivar.
Coliseo a Salv de Leon 27, Apartado 434, Caracas.
Esquina de Tienda Honda, Caracas.

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🏭 Declaration of Enemy Traders under the Enemy Trading Emergency Regulations 1939 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsEnemy Trading, Emergency Regulations, Declaration, Venezuela
👱🏽 Names

50 names identified

W. G. F. Indorf, Declared enemy trader
Domingo Gomez Luigi (Dr.), Declared enemy trader
Emilio Gorrin, Declared enemy trader
Lindolfo Gutierrez, Declared enemy trader
Erich Friedrich Hartkopf, Declared enemy trader
Hauenschild, Declared enemy trader
Carlos Hauselmann, Declared enemy trader
P. Heimerdinger, Declared enemy trader
W. C. Hellmund, Declared enemy trader
Arthur Hollweg, Declared enemy trader
Joseph Hupfer, Declared enemy trader
Oscar H. Jencquel, Declared enemy trader
A. Kirschke, Declared enemy trader
Hermann Klaus, Declared enemy trader
Lamberti, Declared enemy trader
Bettini, Declared enemy trader
Maximo Lang, Declared enemy trader
Hans E. Larsen, Declared enemy trader
J. Leisse, Declared enemy trader
Carlos Lemoine, Declared enemy trader
Stornaiuolo, Declared enemy trader
K. H. Lomer, Declared enemy trader
Walter Maelzner, Declared enemy trader
Walter Mantovani, Declared enemy trader
Mestern, Declared enemy trader
H. P. Mett, Declared enemy trader
Ricardo Montes, Declared enemy trader
Luitpold Neigert, Declared enemy trader
J. Perrone, Declared enemy trader
W. H. Peters, Declared enemy trader
Miguel Pina, Declared enemy trader
Werner Pruchtnow, Declared enemy trader
Erich Rappard, Declared enemy trader
J. Roversi, Declared enemy trader
Franco Roversi Monaco, Declared enemy trader
H. Rupertus, Declared enemy trader
F. Sass, Declared enemy trader
Schnell, Declared enemy trader
Federico Schroeder, Declared enemy trader
Carlos Schubert, Declared enemy trader
Rudolf Selle, Declared enemy trader
Stegemann, Declared enemy trader
Valentiner, Declared enemy trader
Herman Voerg, Declared enemy trader
Weskott, Declared enemy trader
Hermann Woltz, Declared enemy trader
C. W. Wulff, Declared enemy trader
Karl Wulff, Declared enemy trader
Gustavo Zingg, Declared enemy trader
W. Zschaech, Declared enemy trader

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