3528 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 173

CESSATION OF BUSINESS IN NEW ZEALAND

The Flying Tiger Line Inc.

Notice of Ceasing to Carry on Business in New Zealand

Notice is given pursuant to section 405 (2) of the Companies Act 1955, that The Flying Tiger Line Inc., a company incorporated in Delaware, U.S.A., has ceased to trade in New Zealand and will cease to have a place of business in New Zealand.

C. B. RAMPTON, Agent for the Company.

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Newmont Proprietary Limited

Notice is hereby given pursuant to section 405 (2) of the Companies Act 1955, that Newmont Proprietary Limited, a company incorporated in Delaware, United States of America, but having a place of business in New Zealand, will cease to have a place of business in New Zealand as from 28 February 1993.

J. G. R. McLEAN, Solicitor to the Company.

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OTHER

In Liquidation

Notice is hereby given that dividends have been paid by my office in all proved creditors' claims in the following estates:

First and Final Dividend:

A T Morris & Son (1985) Limited, first dividend of 100 cents in the dollar.

Astron Cleaning Co Limited, first dividend of 85 cents in the dollar.

Delcorp Construction Limited, first dividend of 20 cents in the dollar.

Karati Jewellery Limited, first dividend of 17 cents in the dollar.

Liverpool Investments Limited, first dividend of 0.6 cents in the dollar.

Michael’s Paint & Hardware Limited, first dividend of 0.8 cents in the dollar.

Mitri Holdings Limited, first dividend of 28.4 cents in the dollar.

Netcorp Group (NZ) Limited, first dividend of 3.72 cents in the dollar.

Primary Developments Limited, first dividend of 6.2 cents in the dollar.

Sonnex Industries Limited, first dividend of 5.87 cents in the dollar.

Smart Carparks Limited, first dividend of 0.0002 cents in the dollar.

Supersport Pro Surf “N” Dive Limited, first dividend of 9.3 cents in the dollar.

Tikipunga Taverns Limited, first dividend of 4.7 cents in the dollar.

Ubels Developments Limited, first dividend of 14 cents in the dollar.

Second and Final Dividend:

D J Liddell Limited, second dividend of 0.7 cents in the dollar, totalling 4.90 cents in the dollar.

Jarrah Timber Property No. 1 Limited, second dividend of 0.0012 cents in the dollar, totalling 0.1312 cents in the dollar.

Fowler Mechanical Limited, second dividend of 0.32 cents in the dollar, totalling 0.322 cents in the dollar.

Safron Enterprises Limited, second dividend of 16.86 cents in the dollar, totalling 89.04 cents in the dollar.

Veterinary Distributors Corp Limited, second dividend of 0.14 cents in the dollar, totalling 30.74 cents in the dollar.

T. W. PAIN, Deputy Official Assignee.

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Commercial Affairs Division, Justice Departmental Building,
3 Kingston Street, Auckland 1.

Advertisement of Application for Winding Up of a Company by the Court

M. No. 267/91

In the High Court of New Zealand, Christchurch Registry

In the matter of Canterbury Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre Limited and Canterbury Sports Medicine (Properties) Limited “Sports Med”:

Between Robyn Judith Wills of Christchurch, company director—Plaintiff:

And—Canterbury Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre Limited—First Defendant:

And—Canterbury Sports Medicine (Properties) Limited—Second Defendant:

And—Robert Geoffrey David Campbell of Christchurch, medical practitioner—Third Defendant:

And—Johan Hellemans of Christchurch, medical practitioner—Fourth Defendant:

And—John Rex Davie of Christchurch, physiotherapist—Fifth Defendant:

And—Arthur Borren of Auckland, company director—Sixth Defendant:

Take notice that on the 29th day of May 1991, an application for orders under section 209 of the Companies Act 1955 in respect of Canterbury Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre Limited and Canterbury Sports Medicine (Properties) Limited “Sports Med” was filed in the High Court at Christchurch.

The orders sought are:

1. An order that:
   (a) The third, fourth, fifth and sixth defendants purchase the shares of the plaintiff in the first and second defendants at a value determined by the Court; and
   (b) The first and second defendants pay the plaintiff compensation for development costs and loss of office, in such sum as the Court thinks fit.

Alternatively:

2. An order that:
   (a) The third, fourth, fifth and sixth defendants purchase the shares of the plaintiff in the first defendant at a value determined by the Court; and
   (b) The third, fourth, fifth and sixth defendants sell their shares in the second defendant to the plaintiff at a value determined by the Court.