12 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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of more than 100 mm, and Wellington, Manawatu, Taranaki, and
Central Districts with falls of more than 50 mm in the same period.
Temperatures were very warm on the east coast of the North
Island but cooler than normal in parts of the South Island.

On the 9th a cold front associated with the depression in the
Tasman Sea had moved onto the country. Heavy rain was re-
corded in Taranaki, and moderate falls in most districts of the
North Island and the northern half of the South Island. Early on
the 10th the depression had moved onto New Zealand, and many
areas west of the main ranges recorded heavy rain. Most of the
country had light to moderate falls apart from parts of Hawke’s
Bay and Wairarapa. On the 11th a further depression had de-
veloped off the Australian coast and was moving east towards New
Zealand. During the morning of the 13th the cold front ahead of
this depression had moved onto the North Island. As the depres-
sion crossed the country it was followed by a series of low pressure
troughs until the morning of the 17th, when a ridge of high
pressure extended onto the South Island from the Tasman Sea.

Most of the country experienced fine weather but cooler tempera-
tures from the 17th to 19th. Some areas on the east coast of the
North Island and Southland had some isolated showers. A weak
cold front moved northwards over the country on the 20th, and
light to moderate rain was reported in areas mainly east of the
main ranges, other districts had only isolated showers.

A depression which had formed in the north Tasman Sea on
the 21st moved slowly towards the North Island, and by the
morning of the 23rd was lying to the north-west of Northland.
The ridge of high pressure persisted until the 24th and then
began to weaken. The depression to the north-west moved slowly
east, and only light rain was reported in Northland. A cold front
moved onto Fiordland during the afternoon of the 25th, but only
light to moderate rain was recorded in areas west of the main
ranges as it crossed the country. Over most of New Zealand
temperatures were considerably cooler than normal until the 25th.
Most of the country had fine weather on the 26th and 27th,
but on the 28th a cold front associated with a depression moving
to the south of the South Island brought heavy rain to Fiordland,
Westland, Buller, Marlborough, Taranaki, and Central Districts.
Twenty-four hour falls of more than 70 mm were recorded in
Westland.

From the 30th to the end of the month an anticyclone moved
across the country, and only isolated showers were reported in
most districts. By the afternoon of the 31st a depression in the
north Tasman Sea had begun to move towards New Zealand.
Temperatures were cooler than normal in most districts at the
end of the month.

J. S. HICKMAN, Director.

(N.Z. Met. S. Pub. 107)

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

In Bankruptcy

GRAHAM SISSONS GARRATT and PHYLLIS PATRICIA GARRATT, of
42 Glass Road, Mount Roskill, painter and married woman,
previously dairy proprietors trading as Avenue Dairy, 19
Ellis Avenue, Mount Roskill, were adjudged bankrupt on
25 June 1979. Creditors meeting will be held at my office,
Third Floor, Fergusson Building, 295 Queen Street, Auckland
on Friday, 13 July 1979, at 10.30 a.m.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

TREVOR SARGENT, of Racecourse Road, Te Awamutu, company
director, was adjudged bankrupt on 29 June 1979. Date of
first meeting of creditors will be advertised later.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

TEX RICKARD HANSEN, formerly of Pukekohe-Waiuku Main
Highway, Pukekohe now of Pukekohe-Waiuku Main High-
way, Puni, was adjudged bankrupt on 3 July 1979. Date of
first meeting of creditors will be advertised later.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

HARRY TAHITIAHI, of 81 Verbena Road, Birkdale, painting con-
tractor, was adjudged bankrupt on 27 June 1979. Creditors
meeting will be held at my office, Third Floor, Fergusson
Building, 295 Queen Street, Auckland, on Wednesday, 18 July
1979, at 9 a.m.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

ANTHONY C. BROWNE, insurance broker, of Flat 1, 3 Mac-
Murray Road, Remuera, was adjudged bankrupt on 27 June
1979. Creditors meeting will be held at my office, Third
Floor, Fergusson Building, 295 Queen Street, Auckland, on
Monday, 16 July 1979, at 10.30 a.m.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

ELGIN DALE CHAPMAN, formerly of 10 Myrtle Street, Western
Springs, now of 26 Margaret Avenue, Mount Albert, painter,
was adjudged bankrupt on 4 July 1979.

Creditors meeting will be held at my office on Wednesday,
11 July 1979 at 2.15 p.m.

IAN DONALD HAY, of 95 Viponds Road, Stanmore Bay, paint-
ing contractor, was adjudged bankrupt on 4 July 1979.

KEITH HOLLINGSWORTH, of 537 South Titirangi Road, Titirangi,
manager, was adjudged bankrupt on 4 July 1979.

Dates of first meetings of creditors will be advertised later.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

GRAEME RONALD KING, of 31 Neems Place, Manurewa, metal
worker, was adjudged bankrupt on 27 June 1979. Creditors
meeting will be held at my office, Third Floor, Fergusson
Building, 295 Queen Street, Auckland, on Monday, 16 July
1979, at 2.15 p.m.

F. P. EVANS, Official Assignee.

Auckland.

In Bankruptcy

NOTICE is hereby given that the following dividend is now
payable at my office on all accepted proved claims in the
following estate:

Todd, Gordon Duncan, of New Plymouth, greenkeeper,
first and final dividend of 70.927c in the dollar.

E. B. FRANKLYN, Official Assignee.

New Plymouth.

In Bankruptcy

LARRY DESMOND KING, gas-cutter, previously trading as “Larry
King Wood and Coal Merchant”, “Kings Wood and Coal”,
and “Westport Taxis”, formerly of 26 Derby Street, Westport,
now of 14 Lovelock Street, Christchurch, was adjudged
bankrupt on 3 July 1979. Creditors’ meeting will be held at
Fifth Floor, A.M.P. Building, Cathedral Square, Christchurch,
on 16 July 1979, at 10.30 a.m.

IVAN A. HANSEN, Official Assignee.

Christchurch.