1844
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 50

Tasman Sea. The depression moved south-east towards central New Zealand and brought heavy rain to Taranaki, and moderate falls to most of the North Island. Rain was recorded in the South Island west of the main ranges. During the morning of the 11th a complex depression formed in the Tasman Sea and moved slowly across the country on the 12th and 13th. Heavy rain was reported in most northern districts of the North Island and in parts of the West Coast and Southland. 24 hour falls of more than 50 mm were measured in Taranaki and central districts. Temperatures were very cold throughout most of New Zealand on the 13th and 14th. In some regions maximum temperatures were below normal by more than 5°C.

On the 13th an anticyclone in the Tasman Sea had begun to move towards the country, and by the 15th was situated over New Zealand. A weak cold front moved across Fiordland on the 17th bringing some rain, but most of the country had only isolated showers. On the 18th a depression had formed near Tasmania and had started to move eastwards towards New Zealand. By the afternoon of the 20th the anticyclone had moved away to the east and extended a ridge of high pressure onto the North Island. A cold front associated with the depression, which had moved to the south of the country, crossed onto the South Island

and this was followed by a trough of low pressure on the 22nd. Heavy rain was reported in Fiordland and Westland with lighter falls throughout New Zealand in areas west of the ranges. Temperatures were slightly cooler than usual from the 15th to 20th.

Pressures were high to the north and low to the south of the country on the 23rd, and disturbances in strong westerly flow onto New Zealand brought rain to most western districts of both Islands. The heaviest falls were in Fiordland and Westland where some areas recorded 50 mm to 90 mm in 24 hours. An anticyclone moved onto the country from the Tasman Sea early on the 26th. A depression which formed on a front in the Tasman Sea moved towards the country and by the afternoon of the 27th was crossing the South Island. As this system moved across New Zealand, rain was reported in most areas, apart from Hawke’s Bay and parts of Canterbury. By the morning of the 29th a ridge of high pressure extended onto the country from the Tasman Sea.

A strong south-west flow ahead of the ridge of high pressure persisted until the end of the month, and disturbances in this flow brought showers and rain to many districts of the South Island, and western areas of the North Island. In most places temperatures were cooler than usual towards the end of the month.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

In Bankruptcy

CHARLES MOSES, also known as CHARLES MOHL, of 50 Lees Grove, Wainuiomata, freezing worker, was adjudged bankrupt on 11 June 1979. Creditors meeting will be held at Third Floor, Databank House, 175 The Terrace, Wellington, on 26 June 1979, at 11 a.m.

A. B. BERRETT, Official Assignee.

Wellington.

In Bankruptcy

TREVOR SYDNEY ZENOVICH, formerly of Flat 22, 32 Blockhouse Bay Road, now 102 Avondale Road, painter and paper-hanging contractor, was adjudged bankrupt on 23 May 1979. Creditors meeting will be held at my office, Third Floor, Fergusson Building, 295 Queen Street, Auckland, on Friday, 15 June 1979, at 9 a.m.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

JAMES ROBERT EDMONDS, of 4 Watchfield Close, Mangere, workman, was adjudged bankrupt on 6 June 1979. Date of first meeting of creditors will be advertised later.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

EDWARD GRAY FRASER, of Flat 1, 177 Jervois Road, Herne Bay, Auckland, wool buyer, was adjudged bankrupt on 5 June 1979. Date of first meeting of creditors will be advertised later.

P. T. C. GALLAGHER, Official Assignee.

Dunedin.

In Bankruptcy

ALLAN REX JELLYMAN, formerly food bar proprietor trading as “Dixieland Food Bar”, at 249b Riccarton Road, Christchurch, now salesman of 57 Fern Drive, Christchurch, was adjudged bankrupt on 2 May 1979. Creditors meeting will be held at Fourth Floor, Conference Room, Housing Corporation Building, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, on 18 June 1979, at 10.30 a.m.

IVAN A. HANSEN, Official Assignee.

Christchurch.

In Bankruptcy

PETER JOHN DIVER and DIANNE ELIZABETH DIVER, of 43 Neville Street, Christchurch, were adjudged bankrupt on 16 May 1979. Creditors meeting of the personal estates of Peter John and Dianne Elizabeth Diver, will be held at the Conference Room, Fourth Floor, Housing Corporation Building, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, on Thursday, 14 June 1979, at 10.30 a.m.

IVAN A. HANSEN, Official Assignee.

Christchurch.

In Bankruptcy

TAKE notice that the order of adjudication, dated 14 December 1977, against TUMORO THOMAS AUBREY, clerk, of 26 Jenkins Avenue, Christchurch, was annulled by order of the Supreme Court dated 5 June 1979. The annulment took effect from 5 June 1979.

IVAN A. HANSEN, Official Assignee.

Christchurch.

In Bankruptcy

Notice is hereby given that a dividend is now payable on all proved claims in the under-mentioned estate:

James Henry Shailer, of Napier, fitter and turner, a first and final dividend of 100 cents in the dollar, together with interest.

R. ON HING, Official Assignee.

Napier.

In Bankruptcy

DAVID FRANCIS PARANTHOINE, also known as WHITE or PARRY, formerly trading as “Lucky Corner Tobacconists”, shop proprietor, was adjudged bankrupt on 7 June 1979. Creditors meeting will be held at Conference Room, Third Floor, State Insurance Building, corner Princes and Rattray Streets, Dunedin, on 21 June 1979, at 11 o’clock.

T. E. LAING, Deputy Official Assignee.

Dunedin.

In Bankruptcy

Notice is hereby given that the following dividend is now payable at my office on all acceptable proved claims in the estate listed below:

Hira, Olive, of Atiamuri Road, Rotorua. A first and final dividend of 66.70 cents in the dollar.

G. R. MCCARTHY, Deputy Official Assignee.

First Floor, Charles Heaphy Building, Anglesea Street, Hamilton.