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THE BELFAST GAZETTE, 4Ra SEPTEMBER, 1970 350 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, 4ra SEPTEMBER, 1970 LICENCE AREA D4 Belfast Meat Carrying Co. Limited Belgrave Tyre Depot Limited Townlands in East Down Rural District Bell's Markets, Limited Tievenadarragh (part), Drumaness (part), Drums- Bowden Estates Limited nade (part),' Magheratimpany, Magheradrool, Cum- Bradley & Company (N.I.), Limited ber, Ma'gheralone (part), Drumnaconagher (part), Bridie Gallagher Promotions, Limited Raleagh (part), Ballylone Big, Ballylone Little, Butler Carrier; (N.I.) Limited Creevyargon (part), Cahard (part), Drumgiven (part), Central Bakery (Belfast), Limited Dunbeg Upper, Drumkeeragh (part), Drumgavlin Centurian Printing Services Limited (part), Dunmore (part), Edendarriff (part), Dunbeg Charles Payne (Contractors) Limited Lower, Ballymacarn. North, Ballymacarn South, Commercial Publicity (Belfast) Limited Ballymaglave North, Ballymaglave South and Bally- Compass Services Limited nahinch. Complas Limited Craigavon Fuel Injection Service Limited Townlands in Hillsborough Rural District Craigavon Holdings Limited Ballymacaramery (part), Tullywasnacunagh (part), D. K. Thompson &. Co. (Builders) Limited Creevytennant (part), Glasdrumman (DED of Glas- D. O. N. Agency (Newry) Limited drumman), Magheraknock (part), Ballycreen (part), Daniel Todd & Sons, Limited Ballykine Lower, Ballykine Upper, Ballykeel Lough- Darkley Industries, Limited erne (part), Carricknadarriff, Ballycrune (part), Bally- David Allen (Farms) Limited lintagh (part), Magheraconluce (part), Cluntagh, Dawn Enterprises Limited Cargygray, Ballymurphy, Drumlough (part), Croweli Degas Design and Manufacturing Company Limited (part), Ballykeel (part), Drumadoney (part), Moydal- Derryloughan Farm and Fuel Company, Limited gan (part), Dromara, Begny, Tonaghmore (part), Drumbeg Stores Limited Derry, Mullaghdrin, Burren, Ballykine and Clonta- Dundela Motors Limited nagullion. Electrical Servicing (Dunmurry), Limited Emerald Car Hire Limited Townlands in Banbridge Rural District F. C. G. (Electrical) Limited Ardtanagh (part), Moybrick Lower (part), Moy- Farset Co. Limited brick Upper (part), Levallyreagh (part), Finnis (part), Fents Stores Limited Dree (part), Crossgar (part) and Moneybane (part). G. Glasgow Limited Gibson's (Crossgar), Limited LICENCE AREA D5 Glenhill & Company (Belfast) Limited Gleno Dairy Produce Company, Limited1 Downpatrick Urban District Greenwood (N.I.) Trust, Limited Townlands in East Down Rural District Guthrie's Pharmacy, Limited H. B. E. Cinemas, Limited Drumnaconagher (part), Magheralone (part), H. G. Brownlee, Limited Teconnaught (part), Tullynacree (part), Drumaness H. Johnston (Chemist), Limited (part), Seavaghan (part), Tievenadarragh (part), Harpen Limited Drumgooland (part), Dunnanew (part), Anaadorn, Henry Building Works Limited Farranlad (part), Creeghduff (part), Ardilea (part), ' Hill Plan Hire (N.I.) Limited Clough (part), Drumaghlis (part), Ballyrolly, Bally- Hughes Builders Limited keel, Tobercorran, Corbally (DED of Clough), Bally- Hydrocarbon (Storage) Limited donnell, Ballykilbeg, Caragh (DED of Clough), Import Promotions Limited Tuilymurry, Lisnamaul, Magheralagan, Ballydonety, Ballykinler Lower, Ballykinler Middle, Ballykinler Irish Bay Lines Limited Upper, Tyrella South, Tyrella North, Carrickanab, Irish Quality Veal Producers Limited Glovet, Clanmaghery, Ballyplunt, Glebe (DED of Irish Tankers Limited Tyrella), Rathmullan Upper, Commons of Clan- J. B. Wilson & Company Limited maghery, Rathmullan Lower. Ballyvaston (part), J. B. Wilson (Ballymena), Limited Ballynagallagh (part), Ballydargan (part), Ballylucas, J. B. Wilson (Londonderry), Limited Ballyne\vport, Legamaddy (part), Ballynoe (part), .1. B. Wilson (Omagh), Limited Tslandbane (DED of Tyrella), Erenagh, Castles- J. Dinsmore & Son, Limited krcen, Granicam (part), Marshallstown, Lonecastle, J. D. Leslie, Limited Ballydtigan, Quarter Cormick, Ballyvange (part), J. Kirkpatrick &. Company (Drumcroon) Limited Ballystrew (part), Ballymote Middle (part), Ballymote James McMurray & Sons, Limited Upper (part), Demesne of Down (part), Hollymount, James Mullan, Limited Ringreagh, Rossconor, Murvaclogher or Broagh- James Robinson (Londonderry) Limited clough. Woodgrange, Inch, Annacloy (part), Bally- Jersella (Knitwear) Limited renan (DED of Inch), Finnabrogue, Ballygally (part), John Scott (Enniskillen), Limited Turmennan (part), Ballynacraig (part), Maghera- John Tinsley & Co. (Stevedores), Limited cranmoney (part) and Dunnanelly (part). Joseph Gregg, Limited Joynt Cash Stores Company, Limited K. M. Coulter Limited Knockbracken Service Station Limited Knock Property Investment Company Limited THE COMPANIES ACT (NORTHERN IRELAND) Lots (Northern Ireland) Limited McClean's (Furniture) Limited 1960 McCloskeys Limited Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 316(3) of Mateer & Wilson, Limited the Companies Act (Northern Ireland) I960, that at Mercaptan Limited the expiration of. three months from the date hereof Modern Furnishing Company Limited the names of the undermentioned Companies will Modern Heating (Omagh) Limited unless cause is shown to the contrary, be struck off Montgomery Motors Limited the Register and the Companies will be dissolved. ?v'ovil!a Manufacturing Co., Limited N. Dean & Company Limited Able Concrete Limited Neill. Mcllveen, Limited Able Peat Services Limited Newell Oil Company, Limited Agency and Marketing Services Limited Nitmerloom Textiles Limited Alexander Montgomery, Limited Norman Linter & Company Limited Allied Agencies (Wholesale) Limited North-East Distributors (Ireland) Limited All Vision and Sound Limited North End Loan Company Limited Ardoyne Launderette, Limited Northern Ireland Assessors, Limited Argus Productions Limited Northern Ireland Excavation and Plant Hire Bain & Company, Limited Company, Limited Ballydownfine Properties Limited Northfield Fancy Linen Co. Limited Bann Builders Limited North of Ireland Horse & Motor Owners' Associa- Belfast Asphalt Company Limited tion Limited Belfast & Ulster Carrying Company Limited Orcloc Cleaning Consultants Limited Belfast Linen Handkerchief Company (1930) Limited Over-All Shop Limited.
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