Hanks Bar. Tell Henry. Bomack. It's moments like these you need an ACN.

HANKS BAR. TELL HENRY. BOMACK PTY. LTD.

Two trading names. One legal entity. It’s moments like these you need an ACN.

Bomack entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation on 14 July, with Geoffrey Peter Granger appointed liquidator. The notice reached the public register six days later under Bomack Pty. Ltd. and ACN 603 730 221. It also records the trading names Hanks Bar and Tell Henry.

That is the first of the day's four jobs: connect a shopfront name to its legal counterparty. A ledger can hold Hanks Bar or Tell Henry while the notice sits indexed under Bomack, and nothing joins them except the ACN.

Bomack was one of 22 non-procedural entities on the 20 July register carrying a trading, business or former name materially different from the legal name. One entered administration with no recognisable name at all. Both jobs are below.

The raw register supplied 108 notices. Resolving them produced 116 underlying entities and separated 43 newly published distress entries from applications, procedural updates, process transitions and solvent liquidations.

For anyone holding Hanks Bar or Tell Henry in a ledger, the identifier that matches is Bomack Pty. Ltd., ACN 603 730 221. The name identifies the account to check. It does not establish that anything is owed.

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ASIC published 108 notices covering 116 entities on 20 July:

The register publishes all six kinds in the same font. The sorting is the work.

The watchlist job: a Telephone Technologies watch is five names short. Teltech ICT Group, Teltech Services, TrakVisit, TrakVisit Solutions and former name Nejon Pty Ltd all resolve to the same legal entity, ACN 145 053 872. A watch carrying only one of the six names misses the other five. Source

The import job: one Vast Renewables filing, eleven companies, one alternate name. The creditor-deadline notice names eleven distinct entities with the same practitioners, but the alternate name attaches to Vast Renewables Limited alone. Load the filing flat and ten unrelated companies inherit an identity the notice never gave them. Source

The identity-resolved entries are the most useful place to start:

Another 34 companies made up the day's newly published distress entries.

ACN 629 344 421 Pty Ltd is a company hidden behind a numbered name. The register connects it to Complete Business Solutions Vic Pty Ltd, the name an account opened years ago would still carry. Search the ACN and the administration notice and the account reconnect. Search either name alone and they may never meet.

Somewhere between renaming and administration, this company's name became its number. The register treats that as unremarkable.

Important: These are winding-up applications, not findings that the companies are insolvent or have been wound up. Hearing details are those listed in the notices and may change or may already have passed. Check the current court list and company status before acting.

Another 20 applications appeared on the register for the day.

Four matters connected to notices published earlier:

Read each pair as a publication sequence. The second line updates the matter; it does not erase the stage recorded on the first.

Those are publication dates, not necessarily the dates of the underlying events. The sequence becomes visible only when notices are linked across days.

Four jobs came out of the 20 July register. Test Hanks Bar and Tell Henry against Bomack Pty. Ltd., ACN 603 730 221. Extend any Telephone Technologies watch to all six resolved names on ACN 145 053 872. Keep Vast Renewables Limited's alternate name off the other ten companies in its filing. And reconnect ACN 629 344 421 Pty Ltd to Complete Business Solutions Vic. Each name identifies an account to check. None establishes that anything is owed.

For this issue, that means:

Treat a match as a prompt to reconcile and route. It is not proof that money is owed, that a loss has occurred or that a particular response is required.

Every notice referenced here is available on the ASIC published-notices register.

Hanks Bar, Tell Henry and Bomack were one counterparty hidden behind three names. The Daily Register resolves those names to the ACN, separates group filings and links later process changes, so the account in your system is easier to find and route.