New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 89

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✨ Licences Surrendered or Revoked

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 89

SCHEDULE II—continued
LICENCES SURRENDERED OR REVOKED—continued

Name of Licensee Licence Place at Which
Cancelled Business was
From Carried on

Microprocessor Developments Ltd. 17/9/79 Onehunga
Miller, Mervyn John 1/5/80 Auckland
Milnes Nelson Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 30/9/79 Auckland
Moller Marine Ltd. (including Beck Marine) 30/4/80 Auckland
Invercargill
Montgomery, William David, trading as Bacchus Products 31/1/80 New Plymouth
Morrow, David Edward, trading as Awakino Crafts 28/9/79 Awakino

Nameplates and Signs N.Z. Ltd. 31/7/78 Auckland
New Zealand and Australian Aviation Ltd. 29/2/80 Pukekohe

Oliver, O. G., Ltd. 30/4/80 Wellington
Orion Sound Ltd. (in liquidation) 31/3/80 Auckland

Pacific Tools Ltd. 31/12/79 Auckland
Papakura Business and Office Services Ltd. 31/3/80 Papakura
Parker, Kenneth Joseph 31/3/80 Rotorua
Parnell Printers (1973) Ltd. 30/6/79 Auckland
Pictorial Colourgrammes (N.Z.) 1977 Ltd. 30/9/79 East Coast Bays
Potlon, R. H. Ltd. 31/5/80 Nelson

Quality Caneware (Bell, Cynthia Valrea, trading as) 31/10/79 Auckland
Quality Souvenirs (Carmine, Noel, trading as) 31/12/79 Auckland

Ralta Textiles Ltd. 7/11/79 Palmerston North
Rate, E. R. and Co. Ltd. 1/6/80 Petone
Raumati Handicrafts (Fraser, Kenneth Ainsley and Fraser, Elizabeth Helen, trading as) 3/11/79 Raumati
Real Time Systems Ltd. 30/4/80 Wellington
Red Barn Pottery (Davy, Warwick Bently and Geraldine Margaret, trading as) 2/11/79 Kerikeri
Reid, Glenn G. and Co. Ltd. 31/12/79 Auckland

Safety Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 18/4/80 Levin
Salmond and Spraggon Ltd. 1/6/80 Auckland
Christchurch
Dunedin
Napier
Wellington

Sewell, John Blackwood 31/12/79 Auckland
Shearer, Peter and Jeanette, trading as Shearer Potteries 2/11/79 Kerikeri
Shearer Potteries (Shearer, Peter and Jeanette, trading as) 2/11/79 Kerikeri
Sheerin, Peter Douglas and McLaughlin, Neil Joseph, trading as Fern Products 2/11/79 Rotorua
Silver Penny Company (Tyler, Marcus King, trading as) 29/2/80 Auckland
Simplex Pram Co. Ltd. 31/3/80 Dunedin
Sollit, John Lewis, trading as Astro Electronics 30/3/80 Patea
Sportronic Television Ltd. (in receivership) 31/1/80 Auckland
Stapleton, J. S. and G. A. Ltd. 30/11/79 Auckland
Subritzky, David Robert and Jennifer Laurel, trading as Woodn’t It Products 2/11/79 Auckland

Takitim Print (Walker, David Philip, trading as) 29/2/80 Auckland
Target Industries Ltd. 1/10/79 Hamilton
Teemotor Wholesalers Ltd. 5/5/80 Hastings
Te Motu (M. G., Voss, trading as) 2/11/79 Longburn
Trangen Engineering Ltd. 30/9/79 One Tree Hill
Trans Tasman Industries (N.Z.) Ltd. 18/2/80 Nelson
Tyler, Marcus King, trading as Silver Penny Company 29/2/80 Auckland
Tyson Distributors (Tyson, Brian Winsley, trading as) (in receivership) 1/6/80 Palmerston North

Waimea Craft Pottery Ltd. 31/1/80 Richmond
Walker, David Philip, trading as Takitim Print 29/2/80 Auckland
Walton Equipment Ltd. (in receivership) 1/6/80 Palmerston North
Williamson, L. B. and B. P. Ltd. 31/10/79 Palmerston North
Woodn’t It Products (Subritzky, David Robert and Jennifer Laurel, trading as) 2/11/79 Auckland
Workman Engineering Ltd. 30/4/80 Nelson
Worth, Howard Leslie 31/3/79 Hamilton

Dated at Wellington this 31st day of July 1980.

J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

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🏭 Wholesalers' Licences Surrendered or Revoked (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated31 July 1980
KeywordsLicences, Wholesalers, Surrendered, Revoked, Business
👱🏽 Names

25 names identified

James Stone (Esquire), Licence surrendered or revoked
J. A. Langford, Licence surrendered or revoked
Mervyn John Miller, Licence surrendered or revoked
William David Montgomery, Licence surrendered or revoked
David Edward Morrow, Licence surrendered or revoked
O. G. Oliver, Licence surrendered or revoked
Kenneth Joseph Parker, Licence surrendered or revoked
E. R. Rate, Licence surrendered or revoked
Kenneth Ainsley Fraser, Licence surrendered or revoked
Elizabeth Helen Fraser, Licence surrendered or revoked
Warwick Bently Davy, Licence surrendered or revoked
Geraldine Margaret Davy, Licence surrendered or revoked
Peter Shearer, Licence surrendered or revoked
Jeanette Shearer, Licence surrendered or revoked
Peter Douglas Sheerin, Licence surrendered or revoked
Neil Joseph McLaughlin, Licence surrendered or revoked
Marcus King Tyler, Licence surrendered or revoked
John Lewis Sollit, Licence surrendered or revoked
J. S. Stapleton, Licence surrendered or revoked
David Robert Subritzky, Licence surrendered or revoked
Jennifer Laurel Subritzky, Licence surrendered or revoked
David Philip Walker, Licence surrendered or revoked
Brian Winsley Tyson, Licence surrendered or revoked
L. B. Williamson, Licence surrendered or revoked
Howard Leslie Worth, Licence surrendered or revoked

👩‍💼 Officials

J. A. Kean, Comptroller of Customs

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