NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 75

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Bankruptcy Notices

Christchurch

The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

3 July 1997
Fitzgerald, Michael Edward, meat worker of 21 Manapouri Street, Invercargill, previously of 6/142 Balmoral Drive, Invercargill.

7 July 1997
Clarkson, Helen Rebecca, housewife of Main Road, Harihari, previously of Main Rakaia Road, R.D. 3, Leeston and 42 High Street, Leeston.

Dorrepaal, John, businessman of Te Oka Bay Farm, Banks Peninsula, previously of 20 Mermaid Place, Christchurch (previously trading in partnership as Banana George Riccarton).

Gilchrist, Kelly-Maree Allison, mother of 1/192 Otipua Road, Timaru, previously of 64A Selwyn Street and 20 Raymond Street.

Hulse, Vania Jane, mother of 66 Jollie Street, Christchurch, previously of 1/16 Southampton Street, Christchurch.

8 July 1997
Armstrong, Murray Bruce, nurseryman of 50 Oxford Street, Lyttelton (previously trading as Tha Nursery).

Lacey, Naida Mary, beneficiary of 11 Clipper Place, Christchurch (previously trading as Strikers Family Restaurant).

9 July 1997
Potter, Michael James, baker of 131 Hawford Road, Christchurch.

10 July 1997
Knight, Bruce David, builder of 37B Uxbridge Street, Renwick, previously of 3/27 Henry Street, Blenheim (previously trading as Bruce Knight Builder).

O’Neil, Tracey Lee, solo mother of 16 Waianakarua Road, Timaru, previously of 46 Fortification Road, Kakanui.

11 July 1997
Ching, Philip James, beneficiary of 94 Aldershot Street, Christchurch.

Jack, Maria, beneficiary of 22 Orwell Street, Oamaru, previously of 35 Trent Street, Oamaru.

14 July 1997
Grant, Lynn Maree of 106 Clyde Street, Balclutha, previously of Clydevale, R.D. 4, Balclutha.

15 July 1997
Doak, Robyn Anne, housewife of 22 Main Road, Dobson, previously of 21A Main Street, Oxford and 4/188 Union Street, Christchurch.

Garrett, Stephanie Elizabeth, solo mother of 158 Derby Street, Westport, previously of 126 Bealey Avenue, Christchurch.

McArley, Michael James, farm hand of State Highway No. 85, R.D. 1, Oturehua.

Thompson, Michael Raoul, carpenter and joiner of 21A Parkhouse Avenue, Rangiora, previously of 59 Charnwood Crescent, Christchurch (previously trading as Mike Thompson Building Contractors).

Walker, Lucy Jennette, solo mother of 68 Grant Road, R.D. 9, Otatara, previously of 59 Ethel Street, Invercargill, 26 Gladstone Road and 21 Patrick Street, Dunedin.