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The London Gazette, Ist October 1986 12714 THE LONDON GAZETTE, IST OCTOBER 1986 JACKSON, Peter, of 19 Copse Drive, Bury, Greater Man- O'HARE, Stephen Patrick, of 53 Overlea Drive, Burnage, Man- chester, BUILDER, lately residing at 139 Elwick Road, chester 19, Commission Agent, lately trading as a BUILDER, Hartlepool, Cleveland and formerly residing at 28 Regent as "Bathroom Centre" at 53 Overlea Drive, aforesaid. Court Street, Bury, Greater Manchester. Court—BOLTON. No. of —MANCHESTER (by transfer from High Court of Justice). Matter—36 of 1980. Date of Order—10th February 1981. No. of Matter—63 of 1979. Date of Order—29th February Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—17th November 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—7th February 1985. 1985. PORTER, Alan, of 25 Matler Street, Radcliffe, Greater Man- chester, SUB-CONTRACT LANDSCAPE GARDENER. ABRAHAM, Ronald George, of 7 Johnson Avenue, Moorside, Court—BOLTON (by transfer from High Court of Justice). Oldham, Greater Manchester, SALES REPRESENTATIVE. No. of Matter—6 of 1980. Date of Order—15th April 1980. Court—OLDHAM (by transfer from High Court of Justice). Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—llth March 1985. No. of Matter—22 of 1980. Date of Order—19th February 1981. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—15th January SHAWCROSS, John, FOREMAN SHEETER of 40 Wynne 1986. Street, Halliwell, Bolton, lately residing at 3A Belmont Road, Astley Bridge, Bolton, formerly residing at 21 Columbia BANNISTER, Joan, Mrs., of 49 Helvellyn Walk, Shaw Road, Road, Bplton and 563 Warrington Road, Springview, Lower Oldham, a Part-time Barmaid, formerly residing and carrying Ince, Wigan and lately residing and carrying on business on business as a LICENSEE and TENANT of the "Waggon partnership with others as STEEL ERECTORS, under the and Horses Inn", Huddersfield Road, Oldham and who has style of "Springfield Erection" at 31 Diggle Street, Wigan all for the greater part of the past six months resided at 49 in the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. Court— Helvellyn Walk, Shaw Road, Oldham all in the metropolitan BOLTON. No. of Matter—18 of 1980. Date of Order—8th county of Greater Manchester. Court—OLDHAM. No. of July 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—8th Matter—3 of 1981. Date of Order—19th March 1981. Date of May 1985. Operation of Order of Discharge—22nd January 1986. THORNTON, Albert Victor, unemployed, of 202 Manor Road, Droylsden in the county of Greater Manchester, formerly BARNES, Trevor, of Oban Avenue, Oldham, Greater Man- carrying on business at Webb Street, Bury under the style of chester, JOINER. Court—OLDHAM (by transfer from High "Thorntons Toys and Company" and previously as "Thorn- Court of Justice). No. of Matter—5 of 1980. Date of Order— tons Greetings Cards and Toys Company" lately residing at 1 15th May 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge— Nabbs Way, Greenmount, Bury in the county of Greater 19th February 1985. Manchester. Court—BOLTON. No. of Matter—14 of 1980. Date of Order—10th June 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—17th March 1985. FARRINGTON, Thomas, of 58 Turf Lane, Chadderton, Old- ham, Greater Manchester, LABOURER, lately residing at 66 GOLDTHORPE, Robert Anthony, residing at 10 Thornebank, Wiltshire Road, Chadderton, Oldham aforesaid, and form- Greenside Lane, Droylsden and carrying on business as a erly residing at 33 Whinfell Drive, Langley, Middleton, Man- CLOTHING MANUFACTURER under the name or style of chester, Greater Manchester. Court—OLDHAM. No. of "Robert Anthony Fashions" at 35 Royal Mill, Redhill Street, Matter—25 of 1980. Date of Order—19th March 1981. Date Ancoats both in the metropolitan county of Greater Man- of Operation of Order of Discharge—5th January 1986. chester. Court—MANCHESTER. No. of Matter—11 of 1980. Date of Order—25th July 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—13th February 1985. ILLING, Denis (described in the Receiving Order as Dennis Illing), Coach Driver, residing at 184 Coppice Street, Oldham WHARTON, Michael Robert (described in the Receiving in the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester and form- Order as M. Wharton), a JOINER, residing at and carrying on erly at 70 Queensway, Greenfield, Oldham, aforesaid, latterly business from 31 Raymond Avenue, Bury in the metropolitan trading as a TAXI PROPRIETOR under the style of "Hill- county of Greater Manchester under the style of "Michael side Taxis" at 184 Coppice Street, Oldham aforesaid, and Wharton Estates Advertising" and previously under the style formerly at Back 243, Manchester Road and Arches 10 and 11 "M. R. W. Outdoor Contracts". Court—BOLTON. No. of Micklehurst Viaduct, Station Road both in Mossley in the Matter—33 of 1980. Date of Order—10th February 1981. metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. Court—OLD- Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—13th November HAM (by transfer from High Court of Justice). No. of Matter 1985. —17 of 1979. Date of Order—20th March 1986. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—14th February 1985. GRANTHAM, Andrew Nicholas, Company Director residing and lately carrying on business on his own account under the style of "A. B. G. Electrical Contractors", as an ELECTRI- JONES, Jack, CARPET FITTER and SALESMAN, of 28 CAL CONTRACTOR at 28 Rowan Avenue, Sale, Manchester Huxley Street, Oldham, Greater Manchester and carrying on and formerly at 108 Philips Street, Eccles, Manchester in the business under the style of "Salem Carpets" at Lynfield metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. Court—MAN- House, 29 Queen Street, Oldham, aforesaid. Court—OLD- CHESTER. No. of Matter—45 of 1979. Date of Order—18th HAM. No. of Matter—8 of 1980. Date of Order—17th July April 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—25th 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—18th April January 1985. 1985. HARDY, William, occupation unknown, of 2A Firethorne LA-RUE, Gerald Leigh, unemployed of 50 Second Avenue, Avenue, Burnage, Manchester M19 1EP, lately a GENERAL Limeside, Oldham in the metropolitan county of Greater BUILDER, trading as "W. Hardy & Associates". Court— Manchester. Court—OLDHAM. No. of Matter—16 of 1981. MANCHESTER (by transfer from High Court of Justice). Date of Order—20th August 1981. Date of Operation of No. of Matter—4 of 1980. Date of Order—18th April 1980. Order of Discharge—15th June 1986. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—8th February 1985. HENDERSON, William Calder Bell, COMPANY DIREC- PORTER, Michael, Credit Salesman of 100 George Street, TOR, residing and carrying on business on his own account as Shaw, Oldham, lately carrying on business as a SELF SER- an ENGINEER at 39 Canute Place, lately under the style of VICE GROCER under the style of "Kostless Mini Market" "Cormech" also formerly residing and carrying on business at from 32 Scotland Hall Road, Newton Heath, Manchester 18 Stanley Road, Knutsford, and formerly at 26 Higher both in the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. Downs, Knutsford all in the county of Chester. Court— Court—OLDHAM. No. of Matter—15 of 1979. Date of MANCHESTER (by transfer from High Court of Justice). Order—14th February 1980. Date of Operation of Order of No. of Matter—11 of 1979. Date of Order—13th July 1979. Discharge—20th November 1984. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—6th March 1984. JENYONS, Leonard Anthony, Burglar Alarm Engineer, resid- PRICE, George Alma, unemployed of 28 Tensing Street, ing and formerly carrying on business at 41 Overfields, Five Bardsley, Oldham, lately carrying on business as a LICEN- Oaks Estate, Knutsford, as an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. SEE at "The Waggon Inn", 34 High Street, Uppermill, Old- Court—MANCHESTER (by transfer from High Court of ham both in the county of Greater Manchester. Court— Justice). No. of Matter—69 of 1979. Date of Order—18th OLDHAM. No. of Matter—8 of 1981. Date of Order—20th April 1980. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—25th August 1981. Date of Operation of Order of Discharge—13th January 1985. April 1986..
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