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The Edinburgh Gazette, Issue 13790, Page THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 24, 1922. 365 ORDER OP THE MINISTER OF Detention of further Animal. AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. 2. The provisions of the above-mentioned Order as to the detention and examination of the (DATED I?TH FEBRUARY 1922.) animal referred to therein shall, as amended by this Order, apply in like manner to any animal which has been moved into the Foreign Animals The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Quarantine Station defined in that Order since by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested the date of such definition. in him under the Diseases of Animals Acts, 1894 to 1914, and of every other power In witness whereof 'the Official Seal of the enabling him in this behalf, hereby orders as -_^ Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries follows : — / N is hereunto affixed this seventeenth day of February nineteen hundred Extension of Quarantine Period. and twenty-two. 1. The Order of the Minister, dated the J. JACKSON, twenty-third day of January nineteen hundred Authorised bv the Minister. and twenty-two, relating to one reindeer, the property of the Zoological Society of Scotland, shall be read and have effect as if the words Copies of the above Order can be obtained " forty-two days " were substituted for the on application to the Secretary, Ministry of words " twenty-eignt days " in Article 3 of that Agriculture and Fisheries, 4 Whitehall Place,. Order. S.W. 1. RAILWAYS ACT, 1921. COUNTY OF LANARK. DISTRICT OF THE UPPER WARD. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY (WESTERN GROUP) •\TOTIFICATION is hereby given, in terms of the PRELIMINARY AMALGAMATION SCHEME. IN Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1908, that a Special Meeting of the District Committee of the "VTOTTCE is hereby given, that a Preliminary Upper Ward District of the County of Lanark will .I_M Scheme for the Amalgamation with the be held in the County Hall, Lanark, on Monday. Great Western Railway Company of the Cam- 20th March next, at 12.15 p.m., for the purpose of brian Railways Company, the Cardiff Railway considering :-— Company, the Rhymney Railway Company, the 1. A Requisition signed by not fewer than ten Rate- payers within the District calling upon the Com- Taff Vale Railway Company and the Alexandra mittee to form part of the Village of Braidwood (Newport and South Wales) Docks and Railway (embracing the Lanark Road area), in the Parish Company, framed in accordance with the pro- of Carluke, into a Special Drainage District, in visions of the Railways Act, 1921, and agreed to terms of Section 122 of the Public Health (Scot- land) Act, 1897, and, by those Companies, has been submitted to the 2. Proposals in terms of Sections 122 and 131 of the Minister of Transport for reference to the Rail- Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1897, and of Sec- ways Amalgamation Tribunal,, pursuant to the tion 44 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act, provisions of the said Act. Copies of the Scheme 1894, to enlarge the boundaries of :— have been placed on sale at the principal office (a) Carluke Special Drainage District: Carluke Special Water Supply District; Cavluke of the Great Western Railway Company at Pad- Special Lighting District, and Carluke Special dington Station, London, W. 2, of the Cambrian Scavenging District so as to embrace in each' Railways Company at Oswestry, of the Cardiff of said Special Districts the State-aided Railway Company at 22A Queen Anne's Gate, Housing Scheme at Shieldhill, Carluke. (b) Carnwath Special Water Supply District and Westminster, S.W. 1, of the Rhymney Railway Carstairs-Junction Special Scavenging District Company at Cardiff, of the Tafl Vale Railway so as to embrace in each of said Special Dis- Company at Cardiff and of the Alexandra (New- tricts the State-aided Housing Scheme at port and South Wales) Docks and Railway Com- Carstairs-Junction, and. (c) Lesmahagow Special Drainage District: Les- pany at Newport (Mon.). and may be obtained mahagow Special Water Supply District; Les- on application to the Secretary of any of those mahagow Special Lighting District, and Les- Companies on payment of two shillings pec copy, mahagow Special Scavenging District so as to- or by post two shillings and threepence per copy. embrace in each of said Special Districts the State-aided Housing Scheme at Milton Park, Dated this 24th day of February 1922. Lesmahagow. A. E. BOLTER, Secretary, Great A. W. PATERSON, District Clerk. Western Railway Company. Lanark. 24th February 1922. S: WILLIAMSON, Secretary, Cam- brian Railways Company. COUNTY OF EAST LOTHIAN. H. A. ROBERTS, Secretary, Cardiff Railway Company. WESTERN DISTRICT COMMITTEE. J. G. CLARK, Secretary, Rhymney SPECIAL DISTRICTS. Railway Company. OTICE -is hereby given that a Requisition N having been made to the District Committee T. A. WALKER, Secretary, Tafi of the Western District of the County of East Vale Railway Company. Lothian by the Parish Council of the Parish of Aberlady, calling upon the said District Committee J. L. CHEYNE, Secretary, Alexandra' to consider the propriety of forming and thereafter (Newport and South Wales) to form the Village of Aberlady with boundaries co^ Docks and Railway Company. terminous with the boundaries of the Aberlady.
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