New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 178

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✨ Bankruptcy Notices

18 DECEMBER
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Napier

The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

18 November 1997

Wahrlich, Glenis Mary, occupation unknown, care of Treadwell Gordon & Co, Suite 8, Wicksteed Terrace, Wanganui, previously of 10 Mount View Road, Wanganui.

2 December 1997

Kennedy, Roger Dean, painter and decorator of 17 Lyndhurst Street, Gisborne, previously of 17 Cook Street, Gisborne.

Boyd, Francis Arama, beneficiary of 181 Stout Street, Gisborne.

Vincent, Daniel Barry, unemployed caterer of 21 Walsh Street, Gisborne, previously of 17B Massey Street and 3 Delatour Road, Gisborne (formerly trading as Cafe Avion).

Mills, Hugh Charles, beneficiary of Atkins Road, Patutahi, Gisborne, previously of 21 Dalrymple Road, Gisborne.

Ferris, Wayne Takarangi, fencer of 2 Lytton Road, Gisborne, previously of 36 Lloyd George Road, Wainui Beach (formerly trading as Lytton West Liquor Store).

Kemp, Padudi Tawehi, carpenter of 15A Delautour Road, Gisborne (formerly trading as Sunride Homes).

Tidswell, Shane, student of 263 Stout Street, Gisborne.

Hill, John George, financial consultant of 296 Ormond Road, Gisborne, previously of 19 Dalrymple Road, Gisborne.

Harvey, Dean Stephen, unemployed of 41 Anzac Street, Gisborne.

3 December 1997

Scarrott, Ian James, forecourt attendant of 13/17 Balmoral Street, Taradale, Napier, previously of 10 Queen Street, Wairoa.

4 December 1997

Woods, John Gordon, company director of Gisborne.

Wairama, Maurice Anthony, unemployed driver of 61 Tarbet Street, Flaxmere, Hastings.

Young, Jeffrey Emile, unemployed of 34 Bill Hercock Street, Napier, previously of 2 Goldsmith Road, Napier.

10 December 1997

Jeffs, Melissa Jane (also known as Jeffs, Melanie), domestic purposes benefit beneficiary of R.D. 3, Kellow Road, Rongotea, previously of 5 Mersey Street and 8 Ouse Street, Rongotea.

Fairweather, Peter Hamilton, unemployed sickness beneficiary of 17 Mere Mere Avenue, Palmerston North, previously of 66 East Street, Feilding and 75 Havill Street, Palmerston North (formerly trading as Mork and Mindys of Feilding).

Walker, Grant Leigh, driver of Addis Road, R.D. 5, Feilding, previously of R.D. 5, Cloverley Road, Palmerston North and R.D. 10, State Highway, Bulls (formerly trading as G & T Holdings of Palmerston North).

Barbarich, Ngawaiata (also known as Te Are, Ngawaiata), home executive and Barbarich, Rangi Joseph, unemployed of 5 Dove Place, Palmerston North, previously of 42 Farnham Avenue, Palmerston North.

12 December 1997

Hills, Michael Evan, unemployed electrical technician of 1 Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, previously of 49 Taupo Quay, Wanganui.

Phillips, Tuturunui, forestry contractor of Rangataua Road, R.D. 1, Ohakune.

Soler, Trevor John, farmer of Te Kowhai, R.D., Raetihi.

OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE.

New Zealand Insolvency and Trustee Service, Private Bag 6001, Napier. Telephone: (06) 835 7588. Facsimile: (06) 835 7421.

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Hamilton

The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

19 November 1997

Ihaka, Rachel Anne, unemployed of Taueru, R.D. 9, Masterton.

21 November 1997

Shardlow, Mary Helen, care giver, formerly of 21 Moreton Road, Carterton, now of Flat C, 123 Cornwall Street, Masterton.

24 November 1997

Miles, Allan Richard, bed manufacturer, formerly of 102 Brooklands Road, New Plymouth, 34/4 Brooklands Road, New Plymouth, 28 Woodcombe Terrace, New Plymouth and 46/4 Mill Road, New Plymouth, now of 147 Courtenay Street, New Plymouth (previously trading as Lounge About).

Thompson, Neil Ross, builder of 77 Carrington Street, New Plymouth.

Evans, Steven John, owner/driver of 7 Kowhai Street, Wainuiomata (previously trading as S & M Transport).

Jury, David Campbell, formerly of 57 Maratahu Street, New Plymouth, now of parts unknown.

25 November 1997

Whitcombe, Alan Stanley, sickness beneficiary of 29B Queenwood Road, Levin.

26 November 1997

Nevard, Cassandra Sharon, unemployed, formerly of Taumatahi R.D., Waitotara Valley, Bedford Avenue, Wanganui, 42 Savage Crescent, Wanganui and 46 Kings Avenue, Wanganui, now of 91 Ketemarae Road, Normanby.

27 November 1997

Ireland, Donald James, formerly of 40 Rawling Street, Hamilton, now of 87 Hammond Street, Welcome Bay, Tauranga.

1 December 1997

Sullivan, Glenn Murray, formerly of 17 McKay Street, Taita, Lower Hutt, now of 14A Lifey Crescent, Island Bay, Wellington.

Edmanson, Peter Alan, salesman of 76 Devonshire Road, Miramar, Wellington.

Johnson, Wayne Stephen, finger jointer, formerly of 1182 Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa and 246 Ohauti Road, Tauranga, now of 9 Scantlebury Street, Tauranga.

Barber, Tammyora Sarah Mary, home executive of 19 Exeter Street, Stratford.

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⚖️ Bankruptcy Adjudications in Napier

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsBankruptcy, Adjudication, Napier, Wanganui, Gisborne, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Ohakune, Raetihi
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Glenis Mary Wahrlich, Adjudicated bankrupt
Roger Dean Kennedy, Adjudicated bankrupt
Francis Arama Boyd, Adjudicated bankrupt
Daniel Barry Vincent, Adjudicated bankrupt
Hugh Charles Mills, Adjudicated bankrupt
Wayne Takarangi Ferris, Adjudicated bankrupt
Padudi Tawehi Kemp, Adjudicated bankrupt
Shane Tidswell, Adjudicated bankrupt
John George Hill, Adjudicated bankrupt
Dean Stephen Harvey, Adjudicated bankrupt
Ian James Scarrott, Adjudicated bankrupt
John Gordon Woods, Adjudicated bankrupt
Maurice Anthony Wairama, Adjudicated bankrupt
Jeffrey Emile Young, Adjudicated bankrupt
Melissa Jane Jeffs, Adjudicated bankrupt
Melanie Jeffs, Adjudicated bankrupt
Peter Hamilton Fairweather, Adjudicated bankrupt
Grant Leigh Walker, Adjudicated bankrupt
Ngawaiata Barbarich, Adjudicated bankrupt
Ngawaiata Te Are, Adjudicated bankrupt
Rangi Joseph Barbarich, Adjudicated bankrupt
Michael Evan Hills, Adjudicated bankrupt
Tuturunui Phillips, Adjudicated bankrupt
Trevor John Soler, Adjudicated bankrupt

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Official Assignee, New Zealand Insolvency and Trustee Service

⚖️ Bankruptcy Adjudications in Hamilton

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsBankruptcy, Adjudication, Hamilton, Masterton, New Plymouth, Wainuiomata, Levin, Wanganui, Tauranga, Lower Hutt, Wellington
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

Rachel Anne Ihaka, Adjudicated bankrupt
Mary Helen Shardlow, Adjudicated bankrupt
Allan Richard Miles, Adjudicated bankrupt
Neil Ross Thompson, Adjudicated bankrupt
Steven John Evans, Adjudicated bankrupt
David Campbell Jury, Adjudicated bankrupt
Alan Stanley Whitcombe, Adjudicated bankrupt
Cassandra Sharon Nevard, Adjudicated bankrupt
Donald James Ireland, Adjudicated bankrupt
Glenn Murray Sullivan, Adjudicated bankrupt
Peter Alan Edmanson, Adjudicated bankrupt
Wayne Stephen Johnson, Adjudicated bankrupt
Tammyora Sarah Mary Barber, Adjudicated bankrupt

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