NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 21

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Bankruptcy Notices

In Bankruptcy

Wellington

The following people were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

29 January 1997

Magee, Kevin Dennis, unemployed of 11 Manly Gardens, Paraparaumu; previously of 54A Wharemauku Road, Paraparaumu (formerly trading as Magee Plasterer).

3 February 1997

Toulis, John Koumis, hotel proprietor of 198 Onepu Road, Lyall Bay, Wellington.

Melville, Alistair James, work person of 116 Dowse Drive, Maungaraki, Lower Hutt.

Collett, Linda Mary, married woman of 21 Dorset Grove, Porirua.

Collett, Bruce John, motor mechanic of 21 Dorset Grove, Porirua.

Van Belkom, Anthony Allen, company director of 44A Erris Street, Johnsonville.

Goodall, Graham Bruce, unemployed businessman of 56 Whakatiki Street, Upper Hutt (trading as ISIS Hair Company).

Goodall, Catherine Anne, unemployed manager of 56 Whakatiki Street, Upper Hutt (trading as ISIS Hair Company).

Zandbergen, Bastianus Wilhelmus, unemployed of 90 Copeland Street, Epuni, Lower Hutt.

7 February 1997

Winter, David Anthony, painter of 10 Aniseed Grove, Upper Hutt; previously of 8 Oaklands Grove, Upper Hutt and 16 Maher Street, Upper Hutt.

10 February 1997

Anderson, Thomas Mackinnon, company director of 218 Matai Road, Wellington.

14 February 1997

Hall, Graham Bevan, unemployed of 61 Roxburgh Street, Mount Victoria, Wellington; previously of 34 Thompson Street, Wellington.

17 February 1997

Harris, Kenneth Stanley, truck driver of 25 Aurora Street, Petone.

Webley, Leonard Mark, architect of 7 Holloway Road, Wellington.

Jackson, Peter David, occupation unknown of Wellington.

Lambregts, Ute Barbara, occupation unknown of 8 Saint James Court, Paraparaumu.

Russell, Donald, occupation unknown of 103B McLeod Street, Upper Hutt.

Williams, Gary George, driver of 72 Tauhinu Road, Miramar, Wellington.

18 February 1997

Cornish, Sharon Annette of 58 Oxford Terrace, Waterloo, Lower Hutt; previously of 145 Randwick Road, Moera, Lower Hutt.

Would creditors please forward their proof of debts as soon as possible.