NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 30

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Bankruptcy Notices

Napier

The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

14 March 1997

Karaynidis, Lisa Harriet (also known as Lisa Karaynidis, Lisa Wall, Lisa Iraia, Harriet Karaynidis and Lisa Wasley), solo mother of 9C Rangipo Street, Waiouru, previously of 135 High Street, Bulls, 21 Ward Street, Bulls and 31 Monaghan Street, Mount Albert, Auckland.

Hoeta, Jack, prison inmate, care of Wanganui Prison, Kaitoike, previously of Flat 3, 69 Birdwood Road East, Pukekohe.

Gray, Geoffrey Owen, sickness beneficiary of 16 Gonville Avenue, Wanganui, previously of 8 Willow Place, Wanganui and 67 Glover Road, Hawera.

Backhouse, Mihi Mary-Anne, office manager of 30 Ward Street, Wanganui.

Gibbard, Anthony John, logging contractor of R.D. 8, Kai Iwi, previously of 28 Camellia Avenue, Wanganui (formerly trading in partnership as A. J. and G. A. Gibbard, R.D. 8, Kai Iwi).

Fleming, Denis Ian, invalid beneficiary of 2 Kapiti Terrace, Wanganui, previously of 76 Cornfoot Street, Wanganui.

18 March 1997

Heaney, David Patrick, Accident Compensation Corporation beneficiary of 24 Leander Place, Palmerston North, previously of 31 Seddon Street, Palmerston North.

7 Manson Street, Palmerston North and 37 Monowai Place, Palmerston North.

Walls, Gary Maitland, unemployed builder of R.D. 5, Utiwhai, Pohangina, previously of 12 Station Road, Hunterville and 31 Porwa Road, Hunterville (formerly trading as G. Walls Builder, Hunterville).

Bennett, Troy Brent, unemployed cabinetmaker of 36A Coley Street, Foxton.

Bennett, Wendy Eileen, housewife of 36A Coley Street, Foxton.

Blease, Gail Mary (also known as Gail Mary Murchison), unemployed shop proprietor of 471 Featherston Street, Palmerston North, previously of 34 Clifton Terrace, Palmerston North (formerly trading in partnership as Kidds Stuff, New Plymouth and Palmerston North).

19 March 1997

Wood, Donald Bruce Robertson, unemployed accountant of 507 Southampton Street West, Hastings, previously of 24 Roslyn Road, Napier (formerly trading as Don Wood, 901 Heretaunga Street West, Hastings).

Golding, James Raymond (also known as James O’Dowd), unemployed prison inmate, care of Hawke’s Bay Regional Prison, Mangaroa, Hastings, previously of 10/6 Nelson Crescent, Napier.

21 March 1997

Hokianga, Leslie Tamihana (Senior), sickness beneficiary of 22 Montrose Street, Flaxmere, previously of 710B Wavell Street, Hastings and 710A Wavell Street, Hastings (formerly trading as L. T. Hokianga (Senior), Shearing Contractors, Hastings).