New Zealand Gazette – 1944 – No. 44

Page 645

✨ Pharmacy Licenses and Reserve Bank Statement

JUNE 1] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 645

Hawke’s Bay Drugs, Ltd. .. Hastings.
Knight’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Hastings.
Davidson’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Hastings.
Rodger’s Pharmacy .. Hastings.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Hastings.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Dannevirke.
Leigh and Eagle, Ltd. .. Waipawa.
Healey’s Pharmacy .. Foxton.
Campbell’s Pharmacy .. Masterton.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Masterton.
Wood’s Pharmacy .. Masterton.
Alpin’s Pharmacy .. Carterton.
Stubbs Pharmacy .. Carterton.
Wilson’s Pharmacy .. Otaki.
Abbott Laboratories .. Wellington.
R. C. Brien .. Wellington.
Burberry and Blinkhorn, Ltd. .. Wellington and Lower Hutt.
Drug Distributors .. Wellington.
Farquharsons Ltd. .. Wellington.
Eddie Fletcher, Ltd. .. Wellington.
Fluenzol Pty., Ltd. .. Wellington.
Gower Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Wellington.
Hanlon’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Wellington.
Lockwood and Son, Ltd. .. Wellington.
Newson and Co., Ltd. .. Wellington.
Opera House Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Wellington.
Perrett’s Cecil Pharmacy .. Wellington.
H. J. S. Rickard, Ltd. .. Wellington.
W. M. Sunley, Ltd. .. Wellington.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Wellington.
Urgent Pharmacy (Wellington Associated Chemists) .. Wellington.
Wellington Federated Buyers .. Wellington.
A. H. Young, Ltd. .. Wellington.
East End Pharmacy .. Karori.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Petone.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Blenheim.
Ancell’s Pharmacy .. Nelson.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Nelson.
Central Pharmacy .. Greymouth.
L. F. Hogg .. Greymouth.
Parkinson Co., Ltd. .. Greymouth.
William and Ross .. Greymouth.
Buller United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Westport.
Williams Medical Hall .. Hokitika.
C. W. Pentecost, Ltd. .. Lyttelton.
Barnett and Co. .. Christchurch.
Bealey Pharmacy .. Christchurch.
Bonningtons, The Chemists, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
The Canterbury Drug Co. .. Christchurch.
Christchurch Associated Chemists, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
R. S. Cook .. Christchurch.
J. A. Cooke, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Cook and Ross, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
D. S. Dodds, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
W. B. Falvey .. Christchurch.
J. S. Hanafin .. Christchurch (4).
Hewith and Heyward .. Christchurch.
McArthur’s Ltd. .. Christchurch.
R. G. Malcolmson .. Christchurch.
E. J. Miles .. Christchurch.
N. M. Peryer, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Estate of the late C. W. Price .. Christchurch.

J. H. Reynolds and Son .. Christchurch (3).
E. Cameron Smith, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
H. F. Stevens, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Christchurch.
Adams Pharmacy .. Kaiapoi.
G. M. Collins .. Fairlie.
Bonnington’s Pharmacy .. Ashburton.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Ashburton.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Temuka.
E. E. Ayers, Ltd. .. Timaru.
J. C. Oddie and Son .. Timaru.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Timaru.
B. A. Bryan .. Waimate.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Waimate.
W. Kinder and Co., Ltd. .. Oamaru.
Lane’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Oamaru.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Oamaru.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Port Chalmers.
F. J. D. Jeffery .. Roxburgh.
All Night Pharmacy .. Dunedin.
Cameron Bros., Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Cameron’s Central Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Clifford’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Conns Grand Pharmacy .. Dunedin.
Evans Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Grant’s Exchange Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
H. W. R. Outram, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
H. L. Sprosen, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Starks Grand Pharmacy .. Dunedin.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Dunedin (2).
Walker and Laing .. Dunedin.
J. Waters, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Wilkinson and Son, Ltd. .. Dunedin (2).
Leary’s Pharmacy .. Mosgiel.
Vincent’s Palmerston Dispensary, Ltd. .. Palmerston.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Milton.
Owaka Pharmacy .. Owaka.
H. H. F. Grant, Ltd. .. Gore.
Quin’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Gore.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Wyndham.
Brown’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Invercargill.
Clark’s Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Invercargill.
Night Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Invercargill.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Invercargill.
United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary .. Bluff.
Thomson’s Pharmacy .. Riverton.

The following have been granted restricted licenses:—
Osmond and Sons (N.Z.), Ltd. Wellington. (opium)
P. Hayman and Co. (tinct. opii, Dunedin. tinct. chlorof. et morph.)
Marshall Pty., Ltd. (tinct. opii) Dunedin.
Harold Schmidt, Son, and Daughter Auckland. (opium and preparations)
William R. Warner Co., Ltd. (codein phosphate) Auckland.

M. H. WATT, Director-General of Health.
(H.D.D. 44/1.)

RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND AS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY, 22ND MAY, 1944

Liabilities £ s. d. Assets £ s. d.

General Reserve Fund .. .. .. 1,500,000 0 0 7. Reserve—
Bank-notes .. .. .. 37,142,577 0 0 (a) Gold .. .. .. 2,801,877 10 0
Demand liabilities— (b) Sterling exchange* .. .. .. 30,690,653 14 3
(a) State .. .. .. 10,936,729 18 6 (c) Gold exchange .. .. .. ..
(b) Banks .. .. .. 36,831,616 6 1 8. Subsidiary coin .. .. .. 48,100 17 9
(c) Other .. .. .. 689,983 7 4 9. Discounts—
Time deposits .. .. .. .. (a) Commercial and agricultural bills .. ..
Liabilities in currencies other than New Zealand currency .. .. .. 33,199 17 2 (b) Treasury and local-body bills .. ..
Other liabilities .. .. .. 2,272,949 7 6 10. Advances—
(a) To the State or State undertakings—
(1) Marketing Department .. .. .. 5,853,482 9 10
(2) For other purposes .. .. .. 35,885,000 0 0
(b) To other public authorities .. ..
(c) Other .. .. .. ..
Investments .. .. .. 11,734,340 8 6
Bank buildings .. .. .. ..
Other assets .. .. .. 2,393,600 16 3

£(N.Z.)89,407,055 16 7 £(N.Z.)89,407,055 16 7

Expressed in New Zealand currency.

Proportion of reserve (No. 7 less No. 5) to notes and other demand liabilities, 39·088 per cent.

W. R. EGGERS, Chief Accountant.

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🏥 List of Persons Licensed to Deal in Dangerous Drugs (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated26 May 1944
KeywordsDangerous Drugs, Licenses, Pharmacies, Chemists
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

R. C. Brien, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
L. F. Hogg, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
J. S. Hanafin, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
C. W. Price, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs (deceased)
J. H. Reynolds, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
E. Cameron Smith, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
H. F. Stevens, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
G. M. Collins, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
E. E. Ayers, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
J. C. Oddie, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
B. A. Bryan, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
F. J. D. Jeffery, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
H. W. R. Outram, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
H. L. Sprosen, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
H. H. F. Grant, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs

👩‍💼 Officials

M. H. Watt, Director-General of Health

💰 Statement of Assets and Liabilities of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated22 May 1944
KeywordsReserve Bank, Assets, Liabilities, Financial Statement
👩‍💼 Officials

W. R. Eggers, Chief Accountant

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