New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 73

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New Zealand Gazette

WELLINGTON: THURSDAY, 17 JUNE 2004

Issue No. 73 • 1705

COMMERCIAL

Bankruptcy Notices ......................................................1706

Company Notices —

Appointment and Release of Receivers / Managers......1707
Appointment and Release of Liquidators..................1707
Meetings and Last Dates by Which to
Prove Debts or Claims........................................1713
Removals................................................................1714
Cessation of Business in New Zealand.......................1720
Alteration of Memorandum of Association................None
Applications for Winding Up / Liquidations................1721
Partnership Notices.................................................1724
Other......................................................................1725

Land Transfer Notices............................................None

Charitable Trusts Notices........................................1726

Friendly Societies and Credit Unions Notices......None

Incorporated Societies Notices..............................1726

General Notices....................................................None

GOVERNMENT

Vice Regal............................................................None

Parliamentary Notices..........................................None

Private Bills.........................................................None

Departmental Notices..........................................1754

Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices.......1760

Land Notices.......................................................1763

Regulation Summary...........................................1767

General Section..................................................1767

Deadlines..........................................................None

Index..................................................................1768

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