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1342 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 24th OCTOBER 1980 John Anderson Rhind, 33 East North Street, Aberdeen, who will be dissolved. This list may include Companies which are died at City Hospital, Aberdeen on 20th February 1980. being removed from the Register at their own request. Agnes Connor, Woodburn Home, 10 Cleveden Gardens, Glas- gow, who died there on 30th June 1979. iAmle Property Company Limited, The James Luke Hanlon, Wooddlee Hospital, Lenzie, who died lArt Terrazzo Limited, The there on 29th January 1980. Auchraw Investment Company Limited Sarah Hugaes or R:si, The Abbey Residential Home for the lAudian Electronics Limited Elderly, Old Abbey Road, North Berwick, who died at iBelgrayet Limited Herdmanflat Hospital, Haddington on 10th October 1979. Craigair Sea Farms Limited John Airlie, Greenlea Old Peoples Home, Edinburgh, who (Dundee Terrazzo Works Limited, The died there on 3rd March 1980. Glasgow and District Motorways Limited George Stirling, 47 Broomhall Avenue, Edinburgh, who died George MacLeod Limited at Royal Victoria Hospital, Edinburgh on 12th November iGlendaruel Hotel Limited 1979. iGlenton Construction Limited Msrearet Thomson Martin or S-torr<°e, 12 Landressy Street, Greenplan Consultants Limited Glasgow, who died at Gartloch Hospital, Glasgow on 7th iG. Yellowlees (Electrical Contracts) Limited October 1979. Haberman-Gordon (Contracts) Limited John Main Hossack, Woodilee Hospital, Kirkintilloch, who Hearite (All-in-One) Hearing Correctors Limited died there on 15th November 1979. J. A. McKay (Jewellers) Limited Mary Glacken, Leverndale Hospital, 510 Crookston Road, Jas. Lang (Holdings) Limited Glasgow, who died there on 4-th July 1979. 'Langacres Limited Helen Lamb, Ravenspark Hospital, Irvine, who died there on iLappland-Sootland Trading Co. Limited 28th December 1979. iMofifat Design Engineering and Construction Company Florence Pybus, Rossal Home, Is'and Bank Road, Inverness, (Limited who died there on 10th July 1976. iMonteviot Estates Company Limited George Rankine Campbell, 38 Wellpark Road, Saltcoats. Ayr- Nacelon Limited shire, who died at Ailsa Hospital, Ayr on 1st Oc'ober 1979. IRainweb Limited Gustave Imbert, 30 Clifton Court, Aberdeen, who died there Rafhhold Limited on 29th April 1980. Reema (Scotland) Limited Semen Burdejnyj, 42 Laurel Avenue, Inverness, who died there iS. M. Bull and Company Limited on 25th February 1980. S. M, Wright Off-iSfaore Maintenance Limited iSolite (Scotland) Limited D. E. D. ROBERTSON, T. F. Properties Limited Q. & L.T.R. [T. Hickie (Electrical Contractors) Limited Thomas R. McKinlay (Painters) Limited iTrans-Saudia (Scotland) Limited TREASURY 'W. P. Stewart (Bacon) Limited Treasury Chambers. D. E. D. ROBERTSON, London S.W.I. Registrar of Companies. Exchequer Office, 17th October 1980. Edinburgh EH2 3DJ. 24th October 1980 TENDERS FOR TREASURY BILLS 1. The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury hereby give notice that Tenders will be received at the Chief THE TRUNK ROADS Registrar's Office (Bank Buildings) at the Bank of England on Friday, 24rh Qctob^r 1980 at 1,00 p.m., for Treasury Bills (ROUTE A80/M80) (HAGGS) to. be issued, updef the. Treasury Bills Act 1877, and the (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) National Loans Act 1968, to tke amount of £200,000,000. ORDER 1980 2. The Bills will be in amounts of £5,000, £10,000, £25,000, £50,000, £JOO,OQO, £250,000 or £1,000,000. They will be THE Secretary of State gives notice that he proposes tt> dated at the option of the tenderer on any business day from make the above Order temporarily prohibiting the driving of •Monday, 27tih October 1980 to Friday, 31st October 1980 inclu- vehicles on that length of the Gretna - Stranraer - Glasgow « sive and will be due 91 days after date.. Stirling Trunk Road (Route A80/M80) at Haggs in .the 3., The. Bills will be issued and paid at. the Bank of England. Central Region from a point 300 metres south of the centre line of the A803 Dennyloanhead - Kilsyth Road overbndge 4. Each Tende.}? must be for an amount not less than £50,000 arid must specify the date on which the Bills required to a point 800 metres north east of said overbridge. are to be, date.d agd the net amount per cent, (being a multiple The closure is necessary to effect trunk road maintenance of one new halfpenny) which will be given for the amount operations. Applied for. Separate, Tenders must be lodged for Bills of While the oortheastbotind carriageway .is closed two way different dates. traffic will be in operation on the southwestbo-und carriageway 5. Tenders must be made through a -London Banker, Dis- and while the &e^thwestbound carriageway is closed two way count House or- Broker. traffic will be in operaiUon on the nortbeastbound carriageway. 6. Notification will be sent on the same day as Tenders are J. M. CURRIE, received to the perspn§ whose Tenders are accepted in whole or in part. Payment in full of the amounts due in respect of Assistant Secretary. such, accepted Tenders, must be made tq the Bank of England Scottish Development Department. by means of cas.h. or. by draft pr cheque, drawn on the Bank of 22nd October 1980. England not later than 1.30 p.m. on the day on which the relative bUls are. & b? dated, 7. Tenders must.-be made qn the. printed forms which may be obtained from the Bapfc of England, THE TRUNK ROADS 8. The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury reserve the right of rejecting any Tenders. (ROUTE M80) (DENNY - BANKHEAP) (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) QRPER1980 THE COMPANIES ACT 1948 THE Secretary of State, gives notice that he has made the NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Section 353(3) of the above Order temporarily prohibiting the driving of vehicles Companies Act 1948 (11 & 12 Geo. 6, Cap. ,38) that, at the on that length of the Gretiia - Stranraer * Glasgow * Stirhnf expiration of three months from the date hereof,'the names of Trunk Road (Route M80) between. Penny and Bankhead in •the undermentioned Companies will, unless cause is shown the Central Region from the centre line of the bridge, over the to the contrary be struck off the Register, and the Companies River Carro.i> at Denny southwards for a distance of 2.4.
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