New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 23

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Issue No. 23 • 1011

New Zealand Gazette

WELLINGTON: THURSDAY, 10 MARCH 1994

Important Notice From the Publisher ... 1012

COMMERCIAL

Bankruptcy Notices ... 1012

Company Notices—

Appointment of Receivers ... 1015
Winding Up Applications ... 1017
Winding Up Orders and First Meetings ... 1021
Voluntary Winding Up and First Meetings ... 1022
Appointment and Release of Liquidators ... 1025
Meetings and Last Dates by Which to Prove Debts ... 1026
Dissolutions ... 1030
Change of Company Name ... 1034
Cessation of Business in New Zealand ... 1039
Alteration of Memorandum of Association ... None
Partnership Notices ... None
Other ... 1039

Land Transfer Notices ... 1040

Charitable Trusts Notices ... 1042

Friendly Societies and Credit Unions Notices ... None

Incorporated Societies Notices ... 1043

General Notices ... 1043

GOVERNMENT

Vice Regal ... None

Parliamentary Notice ... None

Parliamentary Summary ... None

Private Bill ... 1044

Departmental Notices ... 1044

Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices ... 1062

Land Notices ... 1063

Regulation Summary ... 1075

General Section ... None

Index ... 1076

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