NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 191

Using The Commercial Edition

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Advertising Rates

The following rates for the insertion of material in the Commercial Edition of the New Zealand Gazette apply as from 1 July 1991:

Category 1

Single column notices, e.g.: Companies Act, Insolvency Act and Land Transfer Act notices — 55c per word.

Category 2

Notices in table form or taking up two columns across the page, e.g.: Change of Company Name notices, Partnership notices — 60c per word.

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All rates shown are inclusive of G.S.T.

Bankruptcy Notices

The following people were adjudicated bankrupt in the High Court at Whangarei on the 12th day of November 1992:

Allen, James A., jewellery proprietor (trading as Eldorado Handcrafted Jewellery Supplier) of Brook Road, Onerahi. Officer for Inquiries: Miss L. Christensen.

Harvey, Eugene D., work person (trading as ED Harvey Transport) of 9 Te Moi Road, Manu. Officer for Inquiries: Mr A. Knight.

Johnson, Stephen, builder, formerly of Takapuna, now of Old Russel Road, Russell. Officer for Inquiries: Miss L. Christensen.

Jordon, Grant David, work person, formerly of the Auckland University, Princes Street, Auckland, now of Smiths Road, Whangarei. Officer for Inquiries: Miss L. Christensen.

Williams, Clement Tane (also known as Keremete Makamira), trade assistant of Pawarenga Road, Pawarenga.

R.D. 2, Broadwood, Hokianga. Officer for Inquiries: Mr A. Knight.

The following people were adjudicated bankrupt in the High Court at Auckland on the 13th day of November 1992:

Kenwright, Carol Claudelle, beneficiary of 23 Old Onerahi Road, Whangarei. Officer for Inquiries: Miss J. Gillon.

Meehan, Waton Patrick, process worker of 46 Bolland Avenue, Avondale. Officer for Inquiries: Miss Arapai.

The following person was adjudicated bankrupt in the High Court at Auckland on the 16th day of November 1992:

Osbaldiston, Robin Philip, unemployed of 26 Princess Street, Riverhead. Officer for Inquiries: Miss J. Gillon.

T. W. PAIN, Deputy Official Assignee.

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