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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27Ra NOVEMBER 1969 11515 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27ra NOVEMBER 1969 11515 (4) 3 Lindley Moor Road, Outlane, Huddersfield, (9) 8 St. Albans Road, Ilford, Essex, by E. R. and Yorkshire, by The Minister of Transport. V. M. Emery of that address. (10) 60-64 (even) Essex Road, Romford, Essex, by LEASEHOLD Special Metals (Fabrication) Ltd. (11) 18 Coronation Road, Newham, London E.6, by 26 Long Lane, Worrall, Sheffield, by F. Mottram of E. F. Stevens of 2 Lonsdale Close, London E.6. that address. (12) 8 The Town, Enfield, Middlesex, by Enfield Building Society. THE GLOUCESTER DISTRICT LAND REGISTRY, (13) " Priddeons" and 4 Hadley Hurst Cottages, Bruton Way, Gloucester GL1 1DQ Hadley Common, Barnet, Herts, by T. W. Gould of " Priddeons " aforesaid, F. G. Collier, FREEHOLD 5 Bentley Way, Stanmore, Middelesex, and (1) Part Plot 16, Pound Lane, Clanfield, Oxon, by D. M. Pickford, 101 Dulwich Village, London L. A. Willington (Developments) Ltd. S.E.21. (2) Plot 2 Brinkfield Road, Chalgrove, Oxon, by (14) 10 Hadley Highstone, Barnet, Herts, by Hadley N. I. and G. A. Leigh-Cattrall, 3 Brinkfield Green Garage Ltd. Road, aforesaid. (15) 24 Yew Tree Gardens, Romford, Essex, by The (3) Land adjoining Sunrise Cottage, Church Street, London Borough of Havering. West Hanney, Berks, by J. P. Barrett & Sons (16) 167 Hainault Road, Leytonstone, London E.ll, Ltd. by F. G. Charles of that address. (4) Garages 23, 28, 46 and 47 Orchard Rise Estate, (17) 315 Hornchurch Road, Romford, Essex, by The Olveston, Glos, by The Amey Chivers Housing City of Westminster Assurance Co. Ltd. Co. Ltd. (18) 86 Market Place, Romford, Essex, by The Land (5) Planners Farm and Handpost Farm, Winkfield, Finance & Mortgage Corporation Ltd. Berks, by S.G.A.L. Bertie, Brookdale House, Winkfield, Berks. LEASEHOLD (6) 2lA West Street, Andover, Hants, by Andover Corporation. (1) Land and factory at Thames Road, Barking, (7) Former sub-station site off Haw Lane, Olveston, Essex, by I. H. Toby (Hardware) Ltd. Glos, by The Amey Chivers Housing Co. Ltd. (2) 86 Manor Road, Barnet, Herts, by I. E. de (8) Manor Farm, Shurlock Row, Berks, by R. H. Petrucci of that address. Muir, Billingbear House, Binfield, Berks. (9) Land at St. Leonards Road, Windsor, Berks, by THE LYTHAM DISTRICT LAND REGISTRY, Hewens Garages Ltd. Lytham St. Annes, Lanes (10) Donnington Castle Estate, Donnington, Berks, by V. J. A. Fare, 4 Crosby Square, London FREEHOLD E.C.3. (1) 90 Neston Street, Higher Openshaw, Manchester, (11) 69 Broad Street, Reading, Berks, by Confedera- by F. and A. Allcock of that address. tion Life Association. (12) Part of Larkham Farm, Matson, Gloucester, by (2) 1 and 2 Glanrafon, Gwytherin, Denbighshire, by E. G. Speight (Builders) Ltd. The Crown Estate Commissioners. (13) 101 Great Knollys Street, Reading, Berks, by (3) Fairfield Golf Club, Fairfield, Manchester, by The Reading Corporation. Trustees of The Fairfield Golf and Sailing Club. (14) Spanswick Farm, Eastbury, Berks, by V. M. (4) Land in Duke Street and Lord Street, Stockport, Pearce Somercourt, Shefford Woodlands, Lanes, by Dawn Property Co., Ltd. Berks. (5) 1 Caldy Road, Wallasey, Cheshire, by W. J. (15) 5-9 (inc.) Littlegate Street, 9 and 10 Albion Hyland of that address. Place, Oxford, by Lothbury Property Co. Ltd. and Scottish Life Assurance Co. Ltd. (6) 3-19 (inc.) and 21-25 (odd) Vicarage Road and (16) The Mount, 17 Branksome Wood Road, Bourne- 7-15 (odd) Cross Street, 6, 6A, and 8-24 (even) mouth, Hants, by Pinewood Homes Ltd. Albert Street and land at Hope Street, Eccles, (17) Land and premises at Pennywell Road, Easton, Lanes, by City & Central Shops (Eccles) Ltd. Bristol, by Bristol Corporation. (7) 1 and 2-16 (even) St. Anns Place, 16-24 (even) (18) 27 The Haymarket, St. James, Bristol, by J. D. and 24A St. Ann Street, Manchester, by Wookey, 46 Badminton Road, Downend, Bristol. Debenhams Ltd. (19) 35 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Hants, by (8) 49 Spring Gardens, Manchester, by Martins Bank C. G. Robertson (Housing) Ltd. LDd. (20) The Old Vicarage, Winkfield, Berks, by I. A. (9) R*nodes Print Works, Land on N. side of and Petrie of that address. 580 Manchester Old Road, 1-5 (odd) Broad (21) Land in Osborne Road, Warsash, Hants, by R. J. Street, Middleton, Lanes, by English Calico Ltd. Crofts and R. W. Hazzard, Haze-Croft, Newtown Road, Warsash, Hants. (10) Land at junction of Church Road and Chassen (22) Part of Tilbury Farm, North Hinksey, Berks, Road, Flixton, Lanes, by The Manufacturers by Abingdon Rural District Council. Life Insurance Co. (23) 3-23 (odd) St. John's Road, 44-54 (even) Dean (11) Lancastrian Office Buildings, Talbot Road, Crescent, 1-5 (inc.) St. Paul's Road and 1 and Stretford, Lanes, by Co-operative Insurance 2 Union Road, Bedminster, Bristol, by Imperial Society Ltd. Tobacco Group Ltd. (12) 53~~Oakdale Road, Wallasey, Cheshire, by Wallasey Corporation. THE HARROW DISTRICT LAND REGISTRY, (13) Land at Hendredenny, Caerphilly, Glam, by Lyon House, Harrow, Middlesex George Wimpey & Co., Ltd. (14) Part of Canal Foundry, Manner Sutton Street, FREEHOLD Blackburn, Lanes, by Electrical & Industrial (1) Site of former Church of St. Mildred, and Securities Ltd. burial ground, Bread Street, London E.C.4, by (15) Land in Pilsworth Road, Unsworth, Bury, W.H. (Cannon Street) Ltd. Lanes, by J. & J. Maybank Ltd. (2) 32 Airthrie Road, Ilford, Essex, by H. A. and K. Sarney of that address. LEASEHOLD {3) 22 Dagenham Road, Romford, Essex, by A. J. and F. M. May of that address. (1) 36 New Cross Street, St. Helens, Lanes, by St. (4) 146 Beech Hall Road, Highams Park, London Helens Corporation. E.4, by H. M. Harmer of that address. (2) Land in Mill Lane, Chadderton, Lanes, by (5) Site of former Paddington Town Hall, Harrow K. J. E. Hopwood, 71 Pennine View, Royton, Road, London W.2, by City of Westminster. Lanes. <6) 30 and 32 Church Road and 9-12 (inc.) Elm (3) 270 Halliwell Road, Bolton, Lanes, by Terrace, Stanmore, Middlesex, by Highrix M. O'Loughlin of that address. Investments Ltd. •(7) Chambers at 6 New Square, Lincoln's Inn, (4) 30 Newquay Avenue, Ainsworth, Radcliffe, London W.C.2, by N. W. Lawrence of that Lanes, by H. and D. Brooks of that address. address. (5) Part of Canal Works, Rose Hill Mill and Godfrey <8) 86 Tachbrook Road, Feltham, Middlesex, by Works, Blackburn, Lanes, by Electrical & E. G. and E. M. Sanger of that address. Industrial Securities Ltd. For any late Notices see Contents list on first page.
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