CREDITORS’ MEETINGS
Pressure from creditors after unprofitable agricultural contracting and pig farming ventures in Hawke's Bay was the reason given for his bankruptcy by Gary William Andrews, aged 22, a fish hand, in a statement at a meeting of creditors on Friday. Andrews, a married man with three children, at 194 Marine Parade, Christchurch, disclosed debts of $lB4l, with no assets The meeting, which was conducted by the deputy Official Assignee (Mr L. Anderson), was adjourned sine die for lack of a quorum. Debts of $790.54, with no assets, were disclosed by Noel Herbert Rogerson, aged 27, a fitter, at a bankruptcy meet'ng on Monday. Pressure from creditors after being unable to maintain payments of accounts and home commitments was the reason for his bankruptcy given by Rogerson, a married man with two children, of 43 Oxley Avenue. The meeting, which was conducted by Mr E. Anderson, was adjourned sine die for lack of a quorum.
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32320, 11 June 1970, Page 6
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