3882 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 JUNE, 1923. Any such objection should state: — Orchard House to the George Inn, and (a) the specific grounds of objection; and thence to the Seymour Arms Inn; (b) the omissions, additions or modi- Parish of Congresbury.—From Congres- fications asked for. bury Bridge to the railway bridge; from Congresbury Bridge to Yeo Bank; A copy of the objection should be forwarded Parish of Shipham.—High-street from the to the undersigned at the same time as it is Court House to Chestnut Tree Farm; sent to the Board of Trade. Parish of Wrington.—Broad-street; Sta- 13. A copy of the draft Order and a map tion-road from Broad-street to All Saints' showing the existing works of the Corporation, Church; and the boundaries of the proposed area of Rural district of Long Ashton:— supply and the area in which the Corporation Parish of Backwell.—The road leading from Weston-super-Mare to Bristol between are already authorised to supply gas, have been Dark-lane and the house known as Fir deposited for public inspection with the Clerk Grove; the road from Fir Grove to Clifton of the Peace for the County of Berks, at his House; office at the Shire Hall at Reading; with the Parish of Barrow Gurney.—The road be- Clerk of the Peace for the County of South- tween the church and the post office; ampton, at his office at the Castle at Win- Parish of Kenn.—The main road leading chester; and at the Town Clerk's Office, from Kenn to Clevedon between the church Municipal Buildings, Newbury. and the vicarage; Printed copies of the draft Order may be Parish of Yatton.—Station-road from the obtained, at the price of one shilling per copy, railway bridge to the Cabinet Works; High- at the Town Clerk's Office, Municipal street from the railway bridge to Henley Buildings, Newbury. Lodge. Dated this 31st day of May, 1923. 3. The streets and parts of streets not re- pairable by the local authority and railways S. WlDDICOMBE, which the Company propose to take special Town Clerk, Newbury. powers by the Order to break up are as fol- Municipal Buildings, lows : — 339 Newbury. (A) Streets. Rural district of Axbridge: — Parish of Congresbury.—The lane leading from Cadbury Farm to Cadbury-lane; Electricity Commission.—June, 1923. Parish of Kewstoke.—Elmsley-lane, Foss-lane; NORTH SOMERSET ELECTRICITY. Parish of Shipham.—Lippiat-lane from 1. The North Somerset Electric Supply Chestnut Tree Farm to Long Bottom; Company Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Parish of Week St. Lawrence.—School- " the Company "), whose registered office is at lane; the Electricity Works, Portishead, have ap- Parish of Winscombe.—Barton Drove, plied to the Electricity Commissioners under Winscombe Hill, Eastwell-lane, Yadley- the Electricity (Supply) Acts, 1882 to 1922, lane, Church-lane, Winscombe Drove; for a Special Order for the following ob- Rural district of Long Ashton: — jects : — Parish of Backwell.—Tinkers-lane, Down- side-road, Pit-lane, road from Dark-lane to (a) To authorise the Company to Cole's Quarry; generate, transform and distribute electrical Parish of Brockley.—Brockley Combe, energy for all public and private purposes Brockley Elm; as defined by the above Acts within the fol- Parish of Winford.—Hay-lane, King- lowing area (hereinafter referred to as " the down-lane, Rocks-lane; area of supply "), that is to say: — Parish of Yatton.—The road leading from The parishes of Banwell, Blagdon, Blea- Railway Inn to Great Western Railway Sta- don, Burrington, Butcombe, Christen, tion, the road leading from main road to Churchill, Congresbury, Hutton, Kew- Great Western Railway cottages, road oppo- stoke, Locking, Loxton, Puxton, Row- site Cherry Grove Farm, Stowey-lane, Cour berrow, Shipham, Week Saint Lawrence de Wyck Tannery-road, Claverham-road, (otherwise Wick St. Lawrence), Wins- Blind-lane, road near the ninth milestone at combe, Worle and Wrington (otherwise Cleeve. Wrington-with-Broadfield) in the rural district of Axbridge, and the parishes of (B) Main Roads. Backwell, Barrow Gurney, Brockley, Dun- (i) Leading from Bristol to Weston- dry, Kenn, Kingston Seymour, Winford super-Mare through the parishes of Back- and Yatton in the rural district of Long well, Brockley, Yatton, Congresbury, Pux- Ashton, all in the county of Somerset. ton. and Worle; and (b) To authorise the Company to exer- (ii) Leading from Bristol to Axbridge cise within the area of supply the powers through the parishes of Barrow Gurney, usually conferred on distributors of elec- Winford, Wrington, Churchill, Winscombe, trical energy. Rowberrow and Winscombe. 2. The names of the streets and parts of (c) Level Crossings. streets in which electrical lines are to be laid down within a specified time are as follows: — The following level crossings:— Rural district of Axbridge: — (i) Weston Clevedon and Portishead Parish of Blagdon.—The road from Light Railway.—Kingston-road Station,