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Public Notices THE BELFAST GAZETTE 26 AUGUST 1994 791 Public Notices REGISTRATION OF PLACE OF WORSHIP In the Matter of W. Lowry C. McMillan of 5 Whitehill Road, Eglinton, Londonderry BT47 31 A, Farmer and formerly of 22 FOR MARRIAGE Whitehill Road, Eglinton, Co. Londonderry, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the 15th August, 1994, the building A First and Final Dividend of 0.7791 p. per £ is now payable in known as Magherafelt Christian Centre situated at 94a Rainey the above matter. Street, Magherafelt in the parish of Magherafelt and County of Dated the 26th August, 1994. Londonderry, was duly registered for the Solemnisation of Official Receiver, Marriages therein pursuant to the Marriages (Ireland) Act 1844, Lindsay House, Section 28, in substitution for the building, formerly used and 8-14 Callender Street, bearing the same name. Belfast BT1 5DU. Margaret A. Barnes, Registrar of Marriages for the District of Magherafelt. In the Matter of George S. Heath of 30 Carlisle Road, London- derry, Co. Londonderry, Business Proprietor, Bankrupt. A First and Final Dividend of 21.2753p. per £ is now payable in the above matter. NOTICES UNDER THE Dated the 26th August, 1994. Official Receiver, BANKRUPTCY ACTS Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Street, IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE IN Belfast BT1 5DU. NORTHERN IRELAND Chancery Division BANKRUPTCY In the Matter of Frederick Millar, Wine Merchant, residing at 43 Glenstall Road, Ballymoney and carrying on business at Unit In the Matter of John McMaster, residing at 6 Ballybogy Road, 3,. Main Street Shopping Centre, Ballymoney, both County Semicock, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim and formerly carrying on Antrim, under the trade name of The Wine Mart, Bankrupt. business at Route Service Station, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim under the name of J. McMaster & Son, Discharged, Bankrupt. A First and Final Dividend of 4.6391p. per £ is now payable in the above matter. A First and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter. Dated the 26th August, 1994. The last day for receiving proofs from creditors is 16th September, Official Receiver, 1994. Lindsay House, 8-14CallenderStreet, Official Receiver, Belfast BT1 5DU. Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Street, Belfast BT1 5DU. In the Matter of Joseph Henry Arkinson, who resides at 181 Melmount Road, Sion Mills, Co. Tyrone, and formerly carry- ing on business at Scroghey Road, Castlederg, Co. Tyrone, under the trade name of Arkinson Quarries, Bankrupt. In the Matter of Joseph Desmond Jameson, Haulier, residing and carrying on business at 95 Kilmore Road, Annaboe, Armagh, A First and Final Dividend of 1.6189p. per £ is now payable in Co. Armagh BT61 8NW, Bankrupt. the above matter. A First and Final Dividend of 24.9432p. per £ is now payable in Dated the 26th August, 1994. the above matter. Official Receiver, Dated the 26th August, 1994. Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Street, Official Receiver, Belfast BT1 5DU. Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Street, Belfast BT1 5DU. In the Matter of David George Hugh Montgomery, who resides at 15 Dunabraggy Road, Moneymore, Co. Londonderry and formerly carrying on business at the same address under the In the Matter of Brian McGinnis, Building Contractor, residing at trade name of D. Montgomery & Sons, Electrical Contractors, Foyleview Farm, Gortgare, Greysteel, Co. Londonderry and Bankrupt. formerly carrying on business at Lodge Road, Coleraine, Co. A First and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in the Londonderry under the trade name of Lodge Hotel, Bankrupt. above matter. A First and Final Composition of lOp. per £ is now payable in The last day for receiving proofs from creditors is 16th Septem- the above matter. ber, 1994. Dated the 26th August, 1994. Official Receiver, Official Receiver, Lindsay House, Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Street, 8-14 Callender Street, Belfast BT1 5DU. Belfast BT1 5DU..
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