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Public Notices 13928 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 20ra DECEMBER 1971 Plessey Telecommunications Ltd., Nelson Road, Sterling Coated Materials Ltd., Tower Mill, Park Beeston, Nottingham. 'Road, DuHinfield. Priestleys Ltd., . Wombwell .Mills, Barnsley Road, Andrew Stewart (Woollens) Ltd., Waukrigg Mill, Worribwell. King Street, Galashiels. John Priestman & Co. Ltd., Ashfield Mills, Thornton Stockpack Ltd., Corporation Street, Portwood, Stock- Road, Bradford. port. Pye Scottish Telecommunications Ltd., Victoria Place, Airdrie. Tanner Bros. (Greenfield) Ltd., Waterside Mills, Chew Pye Telecommunications Ltd., Cambridge Works, Valley Road, Greenfield, Saddleworth. Elizabeth Way, Cambridge. Telephone Cables Ltd., Chequers Lane, Dagenham. T. N. Thomas Ltd., Brackla Industrial Esto'te, Coity, Raleigh Industries Ltd., No. 1 Factory, Faraday Bridgend. 'Road, Nottingham. James Thornber Ltd., Holmes Mill, Greenacre Street, Ranco Motors Ltd., Tannochslde, Uddingston, Glas- Clitheroe. gow. Timex Corporation, Milton of Craigie, Dundee. S. H. Rawnsley Ltd., Birkshead Mill, Wilsden, Nr. Todd & Duncan Ltd., Lochleven Mills, Kinross. Bradford. Transitron Electronics Ltd., Gardner Road, Maiden- Reed Medway Sacks Ltd., Larkneld, Nr. Maidstone. head, Berks. Reed Paper & Board (UK) Ltd., West Mill, Aylesford Trebor Sharps Ltd., Trebor Works, Woodford Green. Paper Mills, Larkneld, Nr. Maidstone. Trust Houses Forte Supplies Ltd., Walnut Tree Walk, Richmond Sausage Co. Ltd., Gilesgate Moor, Dur- SE11. ham. Turner Brothers Asbestos Co. Ltd., Brook Mill, High Robinson Sacks Ltd., Esander Road, Northfleet. Street, Lergh. Rockware Glass Ltd., Atlas Gliass Works, Pocket W. A. Turner Ltd., The Garden Factory, Greeting Nook, St. Helens. Road, Stowmarket. Rollo-Hardy & Co. Ltd., Valley Works, Eileen Place, Thomas Tunnock Ltd., Old Mill Road, Uddingston, Blaenrhondda, Treorchy, Rhondda. Glasgow. Rotherham Steel Strip Co. Ltd., Baths Works, West- Tyneside Printers Ltd. (Sterling Winthrop Group gate, Rotherham. Ltd.), Edgefield Avenue, Fawdon, Neweastle-upon- Tyne. Santon Ltd., Somerton Works, Spytty Road, New- U. G. Glass Containers Ltd., Sherdley Works, St. port. Helens. Sohappe (UK) Ltd., Harrowby Mills, Harrowby U. G. Tableware Ltd., Ravenhead Glass Works, Street, Farnworth. Ravenhead Road, St. Helens. Scottish & Newcastle Breweries Ltd., Fountainbridge, Union Carbide (UK) Ltd. (Electronics Divis'ion), Lea- Edinburgh. side, Aycliffe Industrial Estate, Darlington. Scotts' Shipbuilding Co. (1969) Ltd., Cartsdyke Ship- yard, Greenock. Vauxhall Motors Ltd., Boscombe Road, Dunst'able. Richard Sharrock & Sons Ltd., White Chief Bakery, Ashton Road, Bredbury, StockJport. The Wallpaper Manufacturers Ltd. (Relief Decora- Shaw Carpets Ltd., Dearne Mills, Darton, Barnsley. tions Branch), Queens Mill, Hollins Road, Darwen. Shaw & Marvin Ltd., Station Road, Beeston, Not- R. C. Walmsley Ltd., Dunnings Bridge Road, Bootle. tingham. The Warwick Carpet Co. Ltd., Millers Road, War- John Shaw & Sons Ltd., Brookroyd Mills, Sta'inland, wick. Halifax. Edward Webb & Sons (Worcester) Ltd., SherrifF Norman Shaw & Co. Ltd., Spa Field Mills, Dews- Street, Worcester. bury Road, Elland. Weldon & Wilkinson Ltd., Scotholme Works, Gauiit- Shorewood Packaging Co. Ltd., College Road, Aston ley Street, Hyson Green, Nottingham. [Clinton. Wenning Silks Ltd., Wenning Mills, High Bentham, Shetland Knitters Association Ltd., North-a-Voe, Nr. Lanacaster. Camb, Yell, Shetland. West Fife Hospitals Board of Management, Dun- G. & J. Slater Ltd., Dunscar Bleachworks, Bromley fermline & West Fife Hospital Group Laundry, Cross, Bolton. New Row, Dunferml'ine. Smart & Brown Lighting Ltd., Trading Estate, West Lothian Co-operative Society Ltd., Jarvey Spennymore. Street, Bathgate. Smedley Ross Foods Ltd., Worstead, North Walsham. Whitbread Flowers Ltd., St. Margarets Road, Chel- Smith Brothers (Whitehaven) Ltd., No. 2 Factory, tenham. Salterbeck, Workington. Woodhead Components Ltd., Globe Steel Works, South Mills (iRayon) Ltd., Lawside Works, Paterson Alma Street, Sheffield. Street, Dundee. Woodsons of Aberdeen Ltd., Greenbank Road, Charles Sowden & Sons Ltd., Sandy Lane, Allerton, Aberdeen. Bradford. Wye Plastics Ltd., Gooses Foot, Kingstone. Spillers Ltd., Homepride Mills, Dock Road, Birken- head. Yorkshire Cold Stores Ltd., Roman Ridge Road, The Standard Check Book Co. Ltd., Station Road, Sheffield. Midsomer Norton, Nr. Baith. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FOOD STATEMENT ISSUED PURSUANT TO THE British Corn Quantities Sold Average Price CORN RETURNS ACT, 1882, THE COiRN cwt. per cwt. SALES ACT, 1921, THE AGRICULTURE £ (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) AlCT, 1943 WHEAT 1,769,155 1.155 AND THE AGRICULTURE ACT, 1970 BARLEY 1,344,579 1.195 The following are the Quantities Sold and Average OATS 84,443 1.005 =, Prices of British Com per cwt. of 112 Imperial Ib. RYE computed from returns received by the Ministry of MAIZE 2,768 1.340 Agriculture, Fisheries and Food in the week ended G. Gotlieb. 9th December 1971. They are based on purchases Ministry df Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, from growers during the week ended 2nd December Great Westminster House, 1971 by merchants carrying on business in prescribed Horseferry Road, areas in England and Wales. •London, SW1. Public Notices WATER RESOURCES ACT, 1963 NOTICE 'OF lAiPfPIJOATrON FOR -LICENCE TO made to the IDevqn (River Aulthorttly by Du Pare OBSTRUCT OR IMPEDE THE FLOW OF 'AN Limited -Whose Registered Office is at Wessex House, INICAND WATER BY 'MEANS OF Fir Vale Road, Bournemouth, Hants for a licence IMPOUNDING 'WORKS to .obstruct or impede the flow of ithe Kate Brook Notice as hereby given that an application tis being by means of increasing volume of exfisting fishing.
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