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Public Notices REGISTRATION of PLACE of WORSHIP NOTICES UNDER the COMPANIES for MARRIAGE (NORTHERN IRELAND) ORDER 1986 Notice Is Hereby Given That on 20Th September

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Public Notices REGISTRATION of PLACE of WORSHIP NOTICES UNDER the COMPANIES for MARRIAGE (NORTHERN IRELAND) ORDER 1986 Notice Is Hereby Given That on 20Th September 908 THE BELFAST GAZETTE 1 OCTOBER 1993 Public Notices REGISTRATION OF PLACE OF WORSHIP NOTICES UNDER THE COMPANIES FOR MARRIAGE (NORTHERN IRELAND) ORDER 1986 Notice is hereby given that on 20th September. 1993 the building W A McKILLEN & SON LTD known as Ballymoney Elim Pentecostal Church situated at Knock Road, Ballymoney, in the parish of Ballymoney and County of A First and Final Payment to preferential creditors is intended to Antrim was duly registered for the Solemnisation of marriages be made in the liquidation of the above-named company (registered therein pursuant to the Marriages (Ireland) Act 1844, Section 28, office at 4 Castle Place, Newtownards, Co. Down BT23 3JF). The in substitution for the building, formerly used and known as The last day for receiving proofs from creditors is 2nd November, Elim Penecostal Church, Ballymoney. 1993. Monica McGowan. J. McKay, Liquidator, Registrar of Marriages Lindsay House, for the District of Ballymoney. 8-14 Callender Street. Belfast BTI 5DU. NOTICES UNDER THE MID ANTRIM BUILDING COMPANY LTD. BANKRUPTCY ACTS A First and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in the IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE IN liquidation of the above-named company (registered office at 405 Lisburn Road. Belfast BT97EN). The last day for receiving proofs NORTHERN IRELAND from creditors is 2nd November, 1993. Chancery Division J. McKay, Liquidator, Lindsay House. BANKRUPTCY 8-14 Callender Street. In the Matter of Robert Albert Hoi Ping Wong. Restaurateur, Belfast BT1 5DU. residing at 132 Main Street, Greyabbey, Co. Down and carry- ing on business at 40 Main Street, Dungiven, Co. London- derry under the trade name of New Jasmine, Bankrupt. R V McFAUL & SON LTD. Take Notice that the above-named adjudged bankrupt on 7th October, 1986, was on 20th October. 1992, granted an order of A First and Final Payment to preferential creditors is intended to discharge. be made in the liquidation of the above-named company (registered office at 138 Longlands Road, Donemana. Co. Tyrone). The last Dated the 1st October, 1993. day for receiving proofs from creditors is 2nd November, 1993. Official Receiver J. McKay. Liquidator, Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Street, In the Matter of Robert Watson, residing and carrying on business Belfast BT I 5DU. at 23 Manse Road, Seaforde. Downpatrick, Co. Down, under the trade name of Dickson & Watson, Engineering Contrac- tor, Bankrupt. The application of the Official Receiver for Northern Ireland for McNEILL OF BALLINDERRY LIMITED the consideration of the discharge of the above named bankrupt under Article 30 of the Bankruptcy Amendment (Northern Ireland) In Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation Order 1980 will be heard at the Royal Courts of Justice. Chichester Notice is hereby given pursuant to Article 553 of the Companies Street, Belfast, on Wednesday, 20th October, 1993 at 2.00 pm. (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 that a final meeting of the members Dated the 1st October, 1993. of McNeill of Ballinderry Limited will be held at Stokes House, 17-25 College Square East, Belfast on 29th October, 1993 at Official Receiver I 1.00 am and will be followed by a final meeting of creditors at I 1.30 am for the purposes of receiving an account showing the In the Matter of Edward Thomas Brian Boyes, residing at 21 manner in which the winding-up has been conducted and the Glenavy Road, Maghaberry, Moira, Co. Antrim and carrying property of the company disposed of, and of hearing any explana- on business at same address as Farmer and formerly residing tion which may be given by the Liquidator. at Lakeview, Upper Ballinderry, Lisburn and 38 Maghaberry A member or creditor entitled to attend and vote at either of the Road, Moira both in the County of Antrim and carrying on above meetings may appoint a proxy to attend and vote instead of business at same addresses as Farmer, Bankrupt. him. a proxy need not be a member or creditor of the company. Proxies for both meetings must be lodged at Stokes House, 17-25 The application of the Official Receiver for Northern Ireland for College Square East, Belfast BT1 6HD, not later than 12.00 noon the consideration of the discharge of the above named bankrupt on the previous business day. under Article 30of the Bankruptcy Amendment (Northern Ireland) Order 1980 will be heard at the Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Dated the 1st October. 1993. Street. Belfast, on Wednesday. 20th October, 1993 at 2.00 pm. Dr. W. B. Wilson. FCA. Liquidator. Dated the 1st October, 1993. William Fitch, FCA. Liquidator Official Receiver In the Matter of Kim Kathryn Janet Barry. Fashion Retailer, ALEX BELL (FARM PRODUCE) LIMITED residing at 14A Manor Avenue. Bangorand formerly carrying In Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation on business at 2C King Street, Bangor. both Co. Down under the trade name of KIM. Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Article 553 of the Companies Take Notice that the above-named adjudged bankrupt on 26th (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 that a final meeting of the members May, 1987, was on 26th May, 1993. granted an order of discharge. of Alex Bell (Farm Produce) Limited will be held at Stokes House, 17-25 College Square East, Belfast on 29th October at 10.00 am Dated the 1st October. 1993. and will be followed by a final meeting of creditors at 10.30 am for Official Receiver the purposes of receiving an account showing the manner in which.
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