NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 159

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Bankruptcy Notices

In Bankruptcy

The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

14 October 1996

McDermott, John Curtis, labourer and McDermott, Diane Marry, clerk, both of 4 Gretna Street, Invercargill, previously of 605 Tay Street, Invercargill.

15 October 1996

Smart, Douglas John of 58 Scobie Street, Dunedin (trading as Doug Smart Builders, Dunedin).

2 October 1996

Munro, Paul Wayne and Munro, Leona Debbie of 26 Baker Street, Dunedin.

First meeting of creditors has been set for 14 November 1996 at 10.30 a.m. to be held in the Meeting Room, Third Floor, Nespat House, corner of Princes and Manse Streets, Dunedin.

21 October 1996

Leggett, Grant Carl, hotel worker of 2 Forbes Place, Glenorchy (previously trading as Greenpeaces, Athol Street, Queenstown).

Newbury, Philip James, unemployed of 24 Mersey Street, Invercargill (previously trading as Antarctic Glass of 152 Dee Street, Invercargill).

23 October 1996

Sharp, Barry William, bricklayer of 12 Villiers Street, Arrowtown and previously of 16B Devon Street, Alexandra (previously trading as B W Sharp, bricklayer).

McKinnel, Ross Alexander, foreman of 179 Dalrymple Street, Invercargill, previously of 345 Elles Road, Invercargill.

Winiata, Tamihana, unemployed of 213 Yarrow Street, Invercargill, previously of 28 Abbotsford Terrace, Devonport, Auckland.

Invercargill

Harris, John Robert, panelbeater of 27 Syndic Street, Cromwell and previously of Alba Street, Limehills (previously trading as John Harris Vintage Car Restorer, Shed Twelve, Dunstan Estate, Cromwell).

23 October 1996

Brown, John Eric, electrician of 1 Earnslaw Road, Queenstown and previously of 6 Plunket Road, Mount Eden, Auckland (previously trading as E B Electrical).

Van Gulick, Paul Franciscus Leonardus, barman of 24 McIntosh Road, Brighton, Otago.

OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE

New Zealand Insolvency and Trustee Service, Private Bag 1927, Dunedin. Telephone: (03) 477 3722. Facsimile: (03) 477 5932.

Napier

The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

14 October 1996

Tukapua, Jeffrey Wii, logger of 16 Braemar Street, Levin (formerly trading as Timber Prune).

16 October 1996

Smith, Francis John, Accident Compensation Corporation beneficiary of 3 Carlton Avenue, Wanganui, previously of 1237 Great North Road, Westmere, Wanganui (formerly of Wanganui).