New Zealand Gazette – 1944 – No. 37

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✨ List of Enemy Traders

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 37

SECOND SCHEDULE

COLUMBIA
Name. Address.
Stanich, Mauricio .. .. Bogota.

COSTA RICA
“Uffra” Union Financiere Fran- San José.
caise S.A.

PORTUGAL
Alvaro Piano, Ltda .. Almada.
Cardoso, Guilherme Ribeiro .. Lisbon.
Carvalho, Alfredo Paulo de .. Lisbon.
Goncalves, Ltda., Victor .. Lisbon.
Goncalves, Victor Candido .. Lisbon.
Leite, Ltda., Joao Pinto .. Lisbon.
Lopes, Wenceslau Cesar da Costa Rua Aurea 103-105 and Rua
Jose Falcao 29, Lisbon.
Neto, Abel de Olivieira .. Lisbon.
Peixoto, Nuno Miguel .. Lisbon.
Pereira, Marid de Oliveira .. Ave. da Liberdade 202, Lisbon.
Piano, Jnr., A., and Co. .. Lisbon.
Piano, Alvaro Antonio da Costa Rua Aurea 103-105, Lisbon.

PORTUGAL—continued
Name. Address.
Piano, Jnr., Antonio Jose .. Lisbon.
Piano, Francisco Antonio .. Ribeiro de Carvalho, Lisbon.
Rodrigues, Artur .. Lisbon.
Sepulveda, Enrico Cesar Rosinha Lisbon.
Victorino, E. Ltda., “Palacio Lisbon.
Azul”
Vieiras and Carvalho, Ltda. .. Lisbon.

SPAIN
Madrid S.A. de Seguros Generales Madrid.

SWITZERLAND
Norddeutscher Versicherungs Lausanne.
Gesellschaft
Schweizerische National Basle.
Versicherungs Gesellschaft

URUGUAY
Ricca, Sergio Nantillo .. Montevideo.

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🏭 List of Enemy Traders in Various Countries (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsEnemy traders, Colombia, Costa Rica, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Uruguay, List of names, Addresses
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Mauricio Stanich, Enemy trader in Colombia
Uffra, Enemy trader in Costa Rica
Alvaro Piano, Enemy trader in Portugal
Guilherme Ribeiro Cardoso, Enemy trader in Portugal
Alfredo Paulo de Carvalho, Enemy trader in Portugal
Victor Goncalves, Enemy trader in Portugal
Victor Candido Goncalves, Enemy trader in Portugal
Joao Pinto Leite, Enemy trader in Portugal
Wenceslau Cesar da Costa Lopes, Enemy trader in Portugal
Abel de Olivieira Neto, Enemy trader in Portugal
Nuno Miguel Peixoto, Enemy trader in Portugal
Marid de Oliveira Pereira, Enemy trader in Portugal
A. Piano (Jnr.), Enemy trader in Portugal
Alvaro Antonio da Costa Piano, Enemy trader in Portugal
Antonio Jose Piano (Jnr.), Enemy trader in Portugal
Francisco Antonio Piano, Enemy trader in Portugal
Artur Rodrigues, Enemy trader in Portugal
Enrico Cesar Rosinha Sepulveda, Enemy trader in Portugal
E. Victorino, Enemy trader in Portugal
Vieiras, Enemy trader in Portugal
Madrid, Enemy trader in Spain
Norddeutscher, Enemy trader in Switzerland
Schweizerische, Enemy trader in Switzerland
Sergio Nantillo Ricca, Enemy trader in Uruguay

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