NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 176

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Bankruptcy Notices

In Bankruptcy

Wellington

The following people were adjudged bankrupt on the following dates:

24 September 1998

Sutherland, Robb, electrician of 20 Akron Grove, Upper Hutt.

25 September 1998

Keeler, Mary Ann Aquitania, unemployed, care of P.O. Box 23-584, Hunters Corner, Papatoetoe, Auckland.

28 September 1998

Shields, Lexine Joy, bank officer of 30A Lerwick Terrace, Melrose, Wellington.

Poutoa, Mila, builder of 12 Takatimu Way, Johnsonville, Wellington.

Roberts, James Joseph, builder of 32 Hautana Street, Lower Hutt (trading as JWD Builders and JWD Building & Associates).

30 September 1998

Tawhai, Nathan Rhys, unemployed of 344 Wellington Road, Wainuiomata.

2 October 1998

Eising, Anthony, driver of 11 Wainhouse Street, Stokes Valley, Wellington.

5 October 1998

Wright, David Alexander, swimming instructor of 42A Auckland Road, Greenmeadows, Auckland.

6 October 1998

Smith, Helen Sylvia, unemployed of 22 Toomath Street, Naenae, Lower Hutt.

12 October 1998

Ottaway, Alan Stephen, clerk of 30B Hall Street, Wellington.

13 October 1998

Bridge, Graeme Cuthbert, bread distributor of 23 Martin Road, Paraparaumu.

15 October 1998

Gough, Grant Roy, chef, care of 80 Wise Street, Wainuiomata.

Masterton

The following people were adjudged bankrupt on the following dates:

24 September 1998

Pullman, Shaun Graham, process worker of 15 Devon Street, Masterton.

30 September 1998

Lewis, Nicola Jane, occupation unknown of R.D. 9, Masterton.

2 October 1998

Turner, Timothy Keith, jewellery manufacturer of 35 Millard Avenue, Masterton (trading as Solid Gold Jewellers).