New Zealand Gazette – 1975 – No. 79

Page 2148

✨ Licence Surrenders and Revocations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 79

SCHEDULE II—continued
LICENCES SURRENDERED OR REVOKED—continued

Name of Licensee

Dimac Trading Ltd. (in liquidation)
Executive Billfold (N.Z.) (Barker, Graham Clarke, trading as)
Grocers United Stores Ltd. (incorporating Royds Bros. and Kirk (Christchurch) Ltd. and Fresha Tobacco Sales Ltd.)

Hanton and Anderson (Hanton, Sydney and Barlow, Norman Scott, trading as)
Hunter, Richard, Ltd.
Image Commercial Ltd.
Jo-Anne Creations (Armstrong, John Colin, trading as)
Kwik Print Ltd.
Lett Metal Products Ltd.
Lutheran Press
McKechnie, Lance William
Madden Printing (Madden, Neville William, trading as)
Marland and Co. (Alexander, Howard Robert and Wendy Marland, and Farmer, Ronald Edwin, trading as)
Marshall, V. J., and Sons
Matamata County Mail Ltd.
Mayfair Agencies (Jones, Ronald Frank, trading as)
Medical Developments Ltd.
Nadler, William
P.D.L. Plastics Ltd. (including Savona Toys)
Pegler, L. J., and Co. (Pegler, Eric Stuart and Roydon, Llewelyn, trading as)
Peninsula Printers (Haywood, David Paul and Patricia Ann, trading as)
Pharmaceutical Products Ltd.
Saunderson and Son Ltd.
Soljan, Frank
Taylor, Leonard John
Turners Ltd.
Waddell and Sycamore
Whitcoulls Ltd. (including Packwell Containers, Metal Spray and L. M. Kerr)
Yee, Darc

Dated at Wellington this 25th day of September 1975.

Licence Cancelled From
27/5/75
31/3/75
3/7/75
30/6/75
31/3/75
31/12/74
31/12/74
30/9/74
31/1/74
31/5/75
31/12/74
30/4/75
31/3/75
30/6/75
31/3/75
31/3/75
5/11/73
30/4/75
5/5/75
31/7/75
21/5/75
22/5/75
16/2/74
31/12/74
30/4/75
31/8/75
6/8/75
30/6/75
30/6/75

Place at Which Business Was Carried On
Auckland
Kelston
Ashburton Blenheim Christchurch Greymouth Nelson Oamaru Timaru
Wanganui
Auckland
Mount Roskill
Manukau
Takapuna
Whakatane
Hamilton
Auckland
Manukau
Auckland
New Plymouth
Matamata
Te Kuiti
Northcote
Takapuna
Christchurch
Mount Eden
Manly
Newmarket
Henderson
Henderson
Tauranga
Christchurch
Invercargill
Ashburton Auckland Christchurch Dunedin Feilding Glenfield Hamilton Hastings Invercargill Lower Hutt Manukau Napier Nelson New Lynn New Plymouth Palmerston North Papakura Porirua Rotorua Takapuna Timaru Upper Hutt Wellington
Christchurch

J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Wholesalers' Licences Under the Sales Tax Act—Notice No. 1975/10 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated25 September 1975
KeywordsWholesalers, Licences, Sales Tax Act, Surrendered, Revoked
👱🏽 Names

20 names identified

Graham Clarke Barker, Trading as Executive Billfold (N.Z.)
Sydney Hanton, Trading as Hanton and Anderson
Norman Scott Barlow, Trading as Hanton and Anderson
Richard Hunter, Richard Hunter Ltd.
John Colin Armstrong, Trading as Jo-Anne Creations
Lance William McKechnie, Licence holder
Neville William Madden, Trading as Madden Printing
Howard Robert Alexander, Trading as Marland and Co.
Wendy Marland, Trading as Marland and Co.
Ronald Edwin Farmer, Trading as Marland and Co.
V. J. Marshall, Marshall, V. J., and Sons
Ronald Frank Jones, Trading as Mayfair Agencies
William Nadler, Licence holder
Eric Stuart Pegler, Trading as Pegler, L. J., and Co.
Llewelyn Roydon, Trading as Pegler, L. J., and Co.
David Paul Haywood, Trading as Peninsula Printers
Patricia Ann Haywood, Trading as Peninsula Printers
Frank Soljan, Licence holder
Leonard John Taylor, Licence holder
Darc Yee, Licence holder

👩‍💼 Officials

J. A. Kean, Comptroller of Customs

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