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✨ Nominal Register of Bankrupts

1932
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 66

Name Occupation Address Date of Adjudication

Peek, George James Peel, Cliff Peers, Olivia Pegley, George Hodson Peina, Henry Peita, Patrick Pekin, Edwin Thomas Pell, Arthur Frank Pellowe, Ernest William Pemberton, Edwin, the younger Penhall, Eric Detmar Penketh, Sydney Penman, Arthur James Penman, James Monteith Penn, Selwyn Clive Pennell, William Patrick Penniall, Clarence David Pennycook, Desmond Clifford Penrose, Charles Walker Peoples, Julia Agnes Pepperell, W. Percasky, Michael Frederick Percasky, Philip Bernard Percival, Francis Rodney Percy, Colin Kenneth Percy, Herbert Seymour Percy, Herbert Seymour Perham, Roy Perkinson, Maurice James Perrett, D. Perrin, Mary Ann Garnock Perrin, Noel William Perrin, Richard William Perrin, Stephen Perry Edward Walter Perry, Joseph Herbert William Perry, Robert Telford .. Instructor .. Narrow Neck, Auckland .. 16/12/38
.. Contractor .. Tokanui .. 4/5/31
.. Spinster .. Kopuawhara .. 6/12/30
.. Cartage contractor .. 47 Francis Street, Burwood, Christchurch .. 22/12/30
.. Shepherd .. Horopito .. 10/6/63
.. Labourer .. Motatau .. 11/5/59
.. Labourer .. Turua .. 10/11/27
.. Grocer .. Mount Roskill .. 10/3/42
.. Labourer .. Timaru .. 11/5/39
.. Labourer .. Portland .. 19/3/40
.. Plumber .. 20 Herdman Street, Avondale, SW3 .. 23/8/61
.. Carpenter .. Wellington .. 18/2/30
.. Traveller and commission agent .. Otaki .. 21/12/28
.. Machinery salesman .. Dannevirke .. 23/9/47
.. Motor mechanic .. 495 Church Street, Palmerston North .. 17/10/63
.. Publican and storekeeper .. Whangamata .. 12/12/30
.. Factory assistant .. Carterton .. 6/12/37
.. Cutter .. 45 Castledine Crescent, Glen Innes .. 16/5/62
.. Motor car salesman .. Westport .. 18/9/30
.. Married woman .. 50 Shakespeare Road, Christchurch .. 20/2/29
.. Confectioner .. Wellington .. 2/8/29
.. Rubber worker .. 53 Bordesley Street, Christchurch .. 24/3/49
.. Truck driver .. 167 Opawa Road, Christchurch .. 19/11/51
.. Salesman .. Nelson .. 10/2/32
.. Labourer .. 273 Rutherford Street, Nelson .. 24/2/60
.. Sharemilker .. Cardiff .. 15/6/37
.. Builder .. Whangamomona .. 26/10/48
.. Merchant .. Matamata .. 25/9/52
.. Farmer .. Te Puke .. 3/12/32
.. Joiner .. 25 Ward Street, Palmerston North .. 19/10/62
.. Married woman .. Edgeware Road, Christchurch .. 24/4/28
.. Carpenter .. Hawera .. 6/4/39
.. Labourer .. 17 Tainui Street, Stoke .. 14/12/60
.. Company manager .. Edgeware Road, Christchurch .. 24/4/28
.. Golf professional .. Masterton .. 15/4/31
.. Builder .. Flat 3, No. 1 Hargreaves Street, Auckland .. 26/9/57
.. Builder .. Formerly of 101 George Street, North Invercargill; now of 110 Forbury Road, St. Clair, Dunedin .. 23/8/33

Persen, Lionel Frederick Verned .. Mechanic .. 106 Huia Road, Point Chevalier .. 24/4/52
Persson, James Anthony .. Farmer .. Opiki, Palmerston North .. 7/3/33
Perston, W. .. Plumber .. Paeroa .. 18/10/35
Pervan, Daniel .. Gum merchant .. Helensville, Auckland .. 11/7/27
Peter, William (also known as Wiremu Pita) .. Carpenter .. Ngaiotonga .. 24/11/59
Peteras, Ariki George .. Labourer .. Shirtcliff Avenue, Blenheim .. 28/8/63
Peters, Alexander .. Cutter .. Tory Street, Wellington .. 26/3/31
Peters, Bevan John .. Machinery driver .. 1 Stafford Street, Ahuriri .. 2/4/63
Peters, Herbert Arthur .. Florist .. Morrinsville .. 19/2/41
Peters, Henricus Arnoldus Maria .. Labourer .. 29 Beaumont Road, Dunedin .. 12/7/63
Peters, James Gerald .. Retired tramway employee .. Napier .. 29/9/30
Peters, Thelma .. Married woman .. 58 Kainui Road, Wellington .. 24/1/61
Petersen, Albert Percy .. Motor mechanic .. Te Aroha .. 1/5/28
Petersen, C. .. Farmer .. Piohio .. 9/12/27
Petersen, Hans Theodore Oswald .. Farmer .. Maungatapere .. 31/8/27
Petersen, Harold Maxwell .. Driver .. Napier .. 2/10/56
Petersen, Leonard James .. Shopkeeper .. 52 High Street, Kaiapoi .. 9/8/49
Petersen, P. A. .. Garage proprietor .. Bath Street, Levin .. 3/10/58
Petersen, Rudolph .. Picture theatre employee .. 2 George Street, Newmarket, Auckland .. 3/8/34
Petersen, William Magnus .. Farmer .. Waimiha .. 11/5/27
Peterson, John .. Labourer .. Thornton .. 14/2/28
Peterson, Violet Ruth .. Married woman .. Te Kuiti .. 11/11/53
Petherick, Albert Edward .. Baker .. Hunterville .. 6/10/31
Petherick, George Edward .. Engineer .. Tokoroa .. 17/3/59
Petley, Charles Alexander .. Mill employee .. Fletchers Mill, Kinleith .. 12/8/57
Petley, Edward. .. Butcher .. Hamilton .. 5/3/29
Petrichevich, Dick .. Cook .. 212 Kepa Road, Mission Bay .. 23/9/59
Petrin, Joseph Armand .. Carpenter .. 46 Lorne Street, Melville, Hamilton .. 5/6/59
Petrovics, George .. Restaurant proprietor .. 65 Boston Road, Mount Eden .. 17/3/61
Pettersen, August John .. Builder .. Napier .. 3/7/57
Phelps, John Francis .. Labourer .. Timaru .. 16/4/32
Phelps, Norman William Barnett .. Engineer .. Waihi .. 25/10/57
Philipson, Dixon Fisher .. Tobacconist .. Wanganui .. 8/4/30
Phillips, Bruce George .. Fishmonger .. 175 Hanover Street, Dunedin .. 7/10/60
Phillips, Christina Margaret .. Ladies outfitter .. Gisborne .. 5/7/32
Phillips, Edward Frederick .. Bus driver .. 33 Royal Street, Upper Hutt .. 30/9/60
Phillips, George Lewis .. Fireman .. Wanganui .. 22/12/38
Phillips, John and Phillips, Adeline .. Hotelkeepers (in partnership) .. Lake Ferry .. 6/6/36
Phillips, Kathleen .. Housewife .. Okahukura .. 27/9/62
Phillips, Percival W. .. Baker .. Wanganui .. 18/7/28
Phillips, Percy George .. Wrecker .. 402 College Street, Palmerston North .. 24/3/60
Phillips, Peter John .. Joiner .. 5 Digby Place, Christchurch .. 7/11/62
Phillips, Rangi Kiri .. Farm contractor .. Reporoa .. 9/3/59
Phillips, Rodney Francis .. Insurance agent .. Matamata .. 4/4/56
Phillips, W. A. .. Builder .. 60 Herald Street, Wellington .. 11/8/33
Phillips, William Francis .. Labourer .. 88 Beach Road, Birkdale, Auckland N. 5. .. 31/5/39
Philp, Ernest George .. Carpenter .. 27 William Street, Timaru .. 24/9/57
Philp, Ronald Clifford Ghezzi .. Power saw operator .. Songer Street, Stoke .. 22/6/59
Phinester, Hugh Richard .. Driver .. 11 Roosevelt Avenue, Onehunga .. 13/12/57
Picard, Charles Albert .. Farm labourer .. Te Kiri .. 11/8/48
Picard, Harry Claude .. Farm hand .. Main South Road, Oeo R.D., Opunake .. 13/4/59
Pickering, Adam .. Salesman .. Hawera .. 30/1/31
Pickering, Arthur .. Agent .. Morrinsville .. 20/3/28
Pickering, George .. Farmer .. Gordon .. 9/3/34
Pickering, Graeme Clarence .. Plumber .. 20 Albert Street, Masterton .. 11/5/62
Pickering, G. W. A. .. Storekeeper .. Woodhill .. 27/9/40
Pickering, Leslie Ernest .. Salesman .. 15 Davis Street, Wellington .. 20/6/49
Pickering, Mabel .. Married woman .. Morrinsville .. 20/3/28
Pickett, Lawrence William .. Taxi driver .. Auckland .. 4/9/29
Pickett, Lawrence William .. Service car proprietor .. 67 Prospect Terrace, Mount Eden, Auckland .. 27/7/32
Pickrang, Frank .. Scrap metal dealer .. Putaruru .. 22/11/57
Pihema, James William .. Tally Clerk .. 12 McClintock Street, Whangarei .. 1/11/62
Pihema, Clark .. Labourer .. Fernhill .. 2/11/59

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⚖️ Nominal Register of Bankrupts

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsBankruptcy, Register, Names, Occupations, Addresses, Dates of Adjudication
👱🏽 Names

100 names identified

George James Peek, Bankrupt instructor
Cliff Peel, Bankrupt contractor
Olivia Peers, Bankrupt spinster
George Hodson Pegley, Bankrupt cartage contractor
Henry Peina, Bankrupt shepherd
Patrick Peita, Bankrupt labourer
Edwin Thomas Pekin, Bankrupt labourer
Arthur Frank Pell, Bankrupt grocer
Ernest William Pellowe, Bankrupt labourer
Edwin, the younger Pemberton, Bankrupt labourer
Eric Detmar Penhall, Bankrupt plumber
Sydney Penketh, Bankrupt carpenter
Arthur James Penman, Bankrupt traveller and commission agent
James Monteith Penman, Bankrupt machinery salesman
Selwyn Clive Penn, Bankrupt motor mechanic
William Patrick Pennell, Bankrupt publican and storekeeper
Clarence David Penniall, Bankrupt factory assistant
Desmond Clifford Pennycook, Bankrupt cutter
Charles Walker Penrose, Bankrupt motor car salesman
Julia Agnes Peoples, Bankrupt married woman
W. Pepperell, Bankrupt confectioner
Michael Frederick Percasky, Bankrupt rubber worker
Philip Bernard Percasky, Bankrupt truck driver
Francis Rodney Percival, Bankrupt salesman
Colin Kenneth Percy, Bankrupt labourer
Herbert Seymour Percy, Bankrupt sharemilker
Herbert Seymour Percy, Bankrupt builder
Roy Perham, Bankrupt merchant
Maurice James Perkinson, Bankrupt farmer
D. Perrett, Bankrupt joiner
Mary Ann Garnock Perrin, Bankrupt married woman
Noel William Perrin, Bankrupt carpenter
Richard William Perrin, Bankrupt labourer
Stephen Perrin, Bankrupt company manager
Edward Walter Perry, Bankrupt golf professional
Joseph Herbert William Perry, Bankrupt builder
Robert Telford Perry, Bankrupt builder
Lionel Frederick Verned Persen, Bankrupt mechanic
James Anthony Persson, Bankrupt farmer
W. Perston, Bankrupt plumber
Daniel Pervan, Bankrupt gum merchant
William (also known as Wiremu Pita) Peter, Bankrupt carpenter
Ariki George Peteras, Bankrupt labourer
Alexander Peters, Bankrupt cutter
Bevan John Peters, Bankrupt machinery driver
Herbert Arthur Peters, Bankrupt florist
Henricus Arnoldus Maria Peters, Bankrupt labourer
James Gerald Peters, Bankrupt retired tramway employee
Thelma Peters, Bankrupt married woman
Albert Percy Petersen, Bankrupt motor mechanic
C. Petersen, Bankrupt farmer
Hans Theodore Oswald Petersen, Bankrupt farmer
Harold Maxwell Petersen, Bankrupt driver
Leonard James Petersen, Bankrupt shopkeeper
P. A. Petersen, Bankrupt garage proprietor
Rudolph Petersen, Bankrupt picture theatre employee
William Magnus Petersen, Bankrupt farmer
John Peterson, Bankrupt labourer
Violet Ruth Peterson, Bankrupt married woman
Albert Edward Petherick, Bankrupt baker
George Edward Petherick, Bankrupt engineer
Charles Alexander Petley, Bankrupt mill employee
Edward. Petley, Bankrupt butcher
Dick Petrichevich, Bankrupt cook
Joseph Armand Petrin, Bankrupt carpenter
George Petrovics, Bankrupt restaurant proprietor
August John Pettersen, Bankrupt builder
John Francis Phelps, Bankrupt labourer
Norman William Barnett Phelps, Bankrupt engineer
Dixon Fisher Philipson, Bankrupt tobacconist
Bruce George Phillips, Bankrupt fishmonger
Christina Margaret Phillips, Bankrupt ladies outfitter
Edward Frederick Phillips, Bankrupt bus driver
George Lewis Phillips, Bankrupt fireman
John and Phillips, Adeline Phillips, Bankrupt hotelkeepers in partnership
Kathleen Phillips, Bankrupt housewife
Percival W. Phillips, Bankrupt baker
Percy George Phillips, Bankrupt wrecker
Peter John Phillips, Bankrupt joiner
Rangi Kiri Phillips, Bankrupt farm contractor
Rodney Francis Phillips, Bankrupt insurance agent
W. A. Phillips, Bankrupt builder
William Francis Phillips, Bankrupt labourer
Ernest George Philp, Bankrupt carpenter
Ronald Clifford Ghezzi Philp, Bankrupt power saw operator
Hugh Richard Phinester, Bankrupt driver
Charles Albert Picard, Bankrupt farm labourer
Harry Claude Picard, Bankrupt farm hand
Adam Pickering, Bankrupt salesman
Arthur Pickering, Bankrupt agent
George Pickering, Bankrupt farmer
Graeme Clarence Pickering, Bankrupt plumber
G. W. A. Pickering, Bankrupt storekeeper
Leslie Ernest Pickering, Bankrupt salesman
Mabel Pickering, Bankrupt married woman
Lawrence William Pickett, Bankrupt taxi driver
Lawrence William Pickett, Bankrupt service car proprietor
Frank Pickrang, Bankrupt scrap metal dealer
James William Pihema, Bankrupt tally clerk
Clark Pihema, Bankrupt labourer

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