NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 45

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Bankruptcy Notices

Christchurch

The following persons were adjudicated bankrupt on the dates below:

6 March 1998

Bedford, Gary Stewart, beneficiary of 17 Flemingston Street, Timaru, previously of 141 Main Road, Winchester and 25 Tekapo Street, Timaru (previously trading as Kent St Fish Supply).

12 March 1998

Brougham, Patricia Veronica (née Lawrie), housewife of 34 Uxbridge Street, Christchurch, previously of 85 Carisbrooke Street, 34 Corhampton Street and 7 Eden Place, Christchurch.

11 March 1998

Burgess, Maree Teresa, mother of 316 Nayland Road, Stoke, Nelson.

19 March 1998

Carlyon, Glenda Marjorie, retailer of 21B Church Street, Rangiora.

12 March 1998

Cavanagh, Graeme, labourer and Cavanagh, Raewyn Mary, mother of 83 Walker Crescent, Gore, previously of Tower Road, R.D. 1, Matamata.

9 March 1998

Crockett, David Wyndham, occupation and address unknown, previously of 6 Tilbury Place, and 320A Pine Avenue, Christchurch.

9 March 1998

Curran, David Rodney, freezing worker of 11 Oakland Street, Mataura.

11 March 1998

De Jager, Paul Willem Albert, potter of McCullums Road, Takaka.

17 March 1998

Dwyer, Mark James, beneficiary of 19A Newnham Street, Rangiora, previously of 26 Gary Road, Timaru.

11 March 1998

Freer, Noeline Mary, beneficiary of 11A Gaze Court, Armadale, Perth, Western Australia, previously of 155 Saint Andrew Street, Invercargill.

17 March 1998

Gillard, Wayne Harold, chef of 241 Giles Road, Ohoka, previously of 42 Medway Street, Christchurch.

20 March 1998

Hannen, Nicola Jane, housewife and Voice, Michael John, joiner of 15 Eureka Street, Christchurch, previously of 101 Main Road, Tapawera (previously trading as K & M Joinery).

20 March 1998

Haugh, Ronald Victor, linesman of 24 Irwin Street, Riverton, previously of 10 Moana Street and 2/32 Leader Street, Riverton and 10 Garden Street, Lumsden (previously trading as Ron Haugh Contracting).