New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 148

Page 4019

✨ Manufacturing Retailers' Licences

23 SEPTEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4019

MANUFACTURING RETAILERS’ LICENCES UNDER THE SALES TAX ACT – NOTICE NO. 1986/8

PURSUANT to the Sales Tax Act 1974, licences to act as manufacturing retailers have been granted as set out in Schedule I hereto, and licences to act as manufacturing retailers have been surrendered or revoked as set out in Schedule II hereto.

SCHEDULE I

Licences Granted

Name of Licensee	Licence Operative From	Place at Which Business is Carried on	Port holding record of sales tax returns
Delco Doll Centre (Harvey, Deborah, trading as)	24/5/86	Auckland	AK
Donald Presses Ltd	1/7/86	Masterton	WN
Heat Harness Corporation Ltd	6/8/86	Christchurch	CH
Otaki Printers (1986) Ltd	1/7/86	Otaki	WN
Pioneer Printing Co (Mayson, Dion and Patricia, trading as)	1/8/86	Auckland	AK
Printing and Packaging Corporation Ltd (Printpac Cellokraft, trading as)	1/8/86	Wellington	WN
Printing and Packaging Corporation Ltd (Printpac Globe Print, trading as)	1/4/86	Wellington	WN
Printing and Packaging Corporation Ltd (Printpac, trading as)	1/7/86	Wellington	WN
Rees Printing Service (Rees, AHJ, trading as)	1/8/86	Auckland	AK
Williamson, DG and RM	1/8/86	Auckland	AK

SCHEDULE II

Licences Surrendered or Revoked

Name of Licensee	Licence Cancelled From	Place at Which Business was Carried on
Henderson Printers (Sherary, BP and O’Leary, BI, trading as)	30/8/86	Auckland
Parnell Printing and Office Supplies Ltd	30/4/86	Auckland
Roydhouse Printing Company Ltd	31/3/86	Carterton
Security Electronics	30/11/85	Palmerston Nth
Valley Ceramics (Fraser, Karen Ann May, trading as)	30/4/86	Petone
Lindsay Beth, trading as
Webb, Gregory James	22/8/86	Kerikeri

Dated at Wellington this 25th day of September 1986.

M.J. BELGRAVE, Comptroller of Customs.

BY AUTHORITY: V. R. WARD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1986

Price $1.60

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💰 Manufacturing Retailers’ Licences Notice No. 1986/8 (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated25 September 1986
KeywordsSales Tax Act, Licences, Manufacturing Retailers, Businesses, Cancellations
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

Deborah Harvey, Licence granted for Delco Doll Centre
Dion Mayson, Licence granted for Pioneer Printing Co
Patricia Mayson, Licence granted for Pioneer Printing Co
AHJ Rees, Licence granted for Rees Printing Service
DG Williamson, Licence granted
RM Williamson, Licence granted
BP Sherary, Licence surrendered for Henderson Printers
BI O’Leary, Licence surrendered for Henderson Printers
Karen Ann May Fraser, Licence surrendered for Valley Ceramics
Beth Lindsay, Licence surrendered
Gregory James Webb, Licence surrendered

👩‍💼 Officials

M.J. Belgrave, Comptroller of Customs

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