NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 140

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Bankruptcy Notices

In the matter of the Insolvency Act 1967, and in the matter of Michael Garrett Doran (deceased):

An order was made by the High Court of Auckland on the 21st day of August 1992, granting administration to the Official Assignee, Auckland, of the deceased estate of Michael Garrett Doran, company director, formerly of 105A Clonbern Road, Remuera.

Officers for Inquiries: Miss E. Ceelen or Miss S. Fung.

Dated at Auckland this 26th day of August 1992.

T. W. PAIN, Deputy Official Assignee.
Commercial Affairs Division, Justice Departmental Building,
3 Kingston Street, Auckland 1.

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The following people were adjudicated bankrupt in the High Court at Auckland on the 26th day of August 1992:

McCarthy, Tile Natasha, unemployed of 12 Houpara Street, Onehunga, Auckland. Officer for Inquiries: Miss A. Arapai.

Tolley, Sharyn, home executive of 56 Chelmford Avenue, Belmont, Sydney, Australia. Officer for Inquiries: Mrs W. Common.

The following people were adjudicated bankrupt in the High Court at Auckland on the 27th day of August 1992:

Carmody, Kevin Joseph, salesperson of 661 Rosebank Road, Avondale, Auckland. Officer for Inquiries: Mr J. Flynn.

Edser, William H., of 159 Blockhouse Bay Road, Avondale, Auckland. Officer for Inquiries: Mr D. Ikimau.

Gibson, Peter Gordon, manager of 10 Seaview Avenue, Northcote, Auckland. Officer for Inquiries: Miss C. Roberts.

Holmes, Grant Terrence, unemployed plasterer of 12 Hoke Street, Kaikohe. Officers for Inquiries: Mr N. Townsend-Paley or Mrs A. Spencer.

Hughes, Reti Thomas Grey, drainlayer of Unit 1, 1 Waters Street, Otahuhu. Officer for Inquiries: Mr D. Ikimau.

McCarrison, Andrew Thomas, sickness beneficiary of