New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 37

Page 1380

✨ Pharmacy Licenses and Reserve Bank Statement

Wairau Pharmacy .. Blenheim.
Ancell's Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Nelson.
Martin's Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Nelson.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
Central Pharmacy .. Greymouth.
Hogg's Pharmacy .. Greymouth.
Parkinson and Co., Ltd. .. Greymouth.
Williams and Ross .. Greymouth.
Buller United Friendly Societies' Westport.
Dispensary
Harrison's Pharmacy .. Westport.
Williams Medical Hall .. Hokitika.
C. W. Pentecost, Ltd. .. Lyttelton.
Avon Pharmacy .. Christchurch.
W. Barnett and Co., Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Bealey Pharmacy .. Christchurch.
Bonnington's, The Chemists, Ltd.. Christchurch.
The Canterbury Drug Co., Ltd. .. Christchurch.
R. S. Cooke's Carlton Pharmacy .. Christchurch.
Christchurch Associated Chemists .. Christchurch.
J. A. Cooke, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Cook and Ross, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
A. J. Derbidge, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
D. S. Dodds, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
W. B. Falvey .. Christchurch.
F. R. Fenwick, Ltd. .. Kaiapoi.
S. L. Hall .. Christchurch.
Hanafins Chemists, Ltd. .. Christchurch (4).
Harding's (Chemists), Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Hewitt and Heyward, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Hickmott's Central Pharmacy .. Rangiora.
Iggo's (Chemist), Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Kepple's Pharmacy .. Christchurch.
McArthur's Ltd. .. Christchurch.
R. G. Malcolmson .. Christchurch.
Estate of E. M. B. Pearcy .. Christchurch.
N. M. Peryer, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
C. W. Price, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
J. H. Reynolds and Sons, Ltd. .. Christchurch (3).
E. Cameron Smith, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Riddles Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
Somerfield Pharmacy .. Christchurch.
A. Stace, Ltd. .. Christchurch.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
Belfast Pharmacy .. Belfast.
Johnson and Barnden, Ltd. .. Leeston.
G. M. Collins, Ltd. .. Fairlie.
Bonnington's Pharmacy .. Ashburton.
Totty's Pharmacy .. Ashburton.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
E. C. Ayers, Ltd. .. Timaru.
L. B. James, Ltd. .. Timaru.
J. C. Oddie and Son .. Timaru.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
B. A. Bryan, Chemist .. Waimate.

W. Kinder and Co., Ltd. .. Oamaru.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
David Bain and Son .. .. Oamaru.
Vincent's Palmerston Dispensary, Palmerston.
Ltd.

United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
F. T. D. Jeffery .. .. Roxburgh.
All Night Pharmacy .. .. Dunedin.
Boots, The Chemists (N.Z.), Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Cameron Bros., Ltd. .. .. Dunedin.
Cameron's Central Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Clifford's Pharmacy, Ltd. .. 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' Dispen-
sary
Walker's Excelsior Pharmacy .. Dunedin.
J. Waters, Chemist, Ltd. .. Dunedin.
Wilkinson and Son .. .. Dunedin (2).
Leary's Pharmacy .. .. Mosgiel.
Maniototo Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Ranfurly.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
H. H. F. Grant, Ltd. .. .. Gore.
Quin's Pharmacy, Ltd. .. .. Gore.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
Brown's Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Invercargill.
Clark's Pharmacy, Ltd. .. .. Invercargill.
Night Pharmacy, Ltd. .. .. Invercargill.
Stewart's Pharmacy, Ltd. .. Invercargill.
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary
Thomson's Pharmacy .. .. Riverton.

The following have been granted restricted licences:-
Osmond and Sons (N.Z.), Ltd. Wellington.
(opium)
P. Hayman and Co. (tinct. opii, syr. Dunedin.
codein phos.)
William R. Warner Co., Ltd. (codein Auckland.
phosphate)
Stevenson and Howell (N.Z.), Ltd. Wellington.
(opium and extract of opium)
Imperial Chemical Industries (N.Z.), Wellington.
Ltd. (pethidine and its salts)
Fassett and Johnson, Ltd. (pethi-
dine and its salts)

T. R. RITCHIE, Director-General of Health.

(H.-D.D. 49/3.)

RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND AS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON WEDNESDAY,
1ST JUNE, 1949

Liabilities	£ s. d.	Assets	£ s. d.
1. General Reserve Fund .. .. ..	1,500,000 0 0	7. Reserve—
2. Bank-notes .. .. ..	50,048,283 0 0	(a) Gold .. .. ..	2,897,930 11 6
3. Demand liabilities—		(b) Sterling exchange* .. ..	58,378,492 4 1
(a) State .. .. ..	9,679,341 6 10	(c) Gold exchange .. ..
(b) Banks .. .. ..	74,157,625 16 11	8. Subsidiary coin .. ..	213,661 6 1
(c) Other .. .. ..	344,319 19 2	9. Discounts—
4. Time deposits .. .. ..		(a) Commercial and agricultural bills ..
5. Liabilities in currencies other than New		(b) Treasury and local-body bills
Zealand currency .. ..	72,389 19 7	10. Advances—
6. Other liabilities .. .. ..	3,556,049 5 10	(a) To the State or State undertakings—
		(1) Marketing organizations ..	5,619,598 7 0
		(2) For other purposes ..	32,000,000 0 0
		(b) To other public authorities
		(c) Other .. .. ..	4,937,757 10 8
		11. Investments .. .. ..	34,094,300 16 7
		12. Bank buildings .. .. ..
		13. Other assets .. .. ..	1,216,268 12 5
	£(N.Z.)139,358,009 8 4		£(N.Z.)139,358,009 8 4

Expressed in New Zealand currency.

Proportion of reserve (No. 7 less No. 5) to notes and other demand liabilities, 45·596 per cent.

R. W. COX, Deputy Chief Accountant.

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

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated13 June 1949
KeywordsDangerous Drugs Act, Licensing, Pharmacies, Chemists
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

C. W. Pentecost, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
W. Barnett, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
A. J. Derbidge, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
D. S. Dodds, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
W. B. Falvey, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
F. R. Fenwick, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
S. L. Hall, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
R. G. Malcolmson, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
E. M. B. Pearcy, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
N. M. Peryer, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
C. W. Price, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
J. H. Reynolds, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
E. Cameron Smith, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
A. Stace, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
G. M. Collins, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
E. C. Ayers, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
L. B. James, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
J. C. Oddie, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
B. A. Bryan, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
W. Kinder, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
David Bain, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
F. T. 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
J. Waters, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
H. H. F. Grant, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
Brown, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
Clark, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
Stewart, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs
Thomson, Licensed to deal in dangerous drugs

👩‍💼 Officials

T. R. Ritchie, Director-General of Health

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

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated1 June 1949
KeywordsReserve Bank, Assets, Liabilities, Financial Statement
👩‍💼 Officials

R. W. Cox, Deputy Chief Accountant

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