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2938 the London Gazette, 8 April, 1924 2938 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 8 APRIL, 1924. premises known as Cae-Newydd and proceed- Graig Road, Twynyrefail Place, Harlech ing in a westerly direction to a point adjoining Road, Brook Road, St. David's Road, the northern boundary of the premises known Corsto Road, Brynarnman. Road, Cannon as Ty-fry and thence along the roadway which Street, Park Street, Amman Road and the forms the northern boundary of the said Bridge (known, as Pontygroes) carrying hamlet to the point where that roadway joins Church Street over the River Croes. the western boundary thereof and so much of Railways:—Level crossings over the Great the parish of Quarter Bach in the said rural Western Railway Company's (Gwaun-Cae- district of Llandilo Fawr as lies to the south- Gurwen branch) railway at Curwen Street; ward of an imaginary straight line drawn from over the Cwmgorse Colliery mineral line the said point adjoining Cae Newydd on the (o>wned by the Amalgamated Anthracite boundary of the parish of Llandilo Fawr Eural Collieries Limited) in Upper Colbren Road to the point where the easterly boundary of and in Twynyrefail Place and over the the said Parish of Quarter Bach passes the Colliery Sidings of the Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen Old Quarry which lies 370 yards or thereabouts Colliery Company Limited at Glwyd Road in a north easterly direction from the Ford and at Llwyncelyn Road. over the River Amman which forms such easterly boundary, all in the County of Car- marthen and the Caegurwen Ward of the In the urban district of Cwmamman and the Parish of Llanguick in the Pontardawe rural parish of Llanguick:— district in the County of Glamorgan (herein- Street:—The roadway over the Red Lion after called " the area of supply "). Bridge at Garnant carrying the main road 2. The names of the streets and parts of from Neath to Llandilo over the Rivei*. streets in which it is proposed that electric Gwrach. lines shall (so far as not already laid down) be laid down within a period to be specified In the parishes of Llandilo Fawr Rural and by the Order are as follows:— Llanguick:— Street:—The roadway over Farmers Bridge In the Gwmamman urban district:— at Brynamm an. carrying the main road from Main (Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen to Amman- Neath to Llangadock over the River Amman. ford) Road from Red Lion Bridge (Garnant) 4. To exclude from incorporation some or to Garenig Road, Bryncethin Road from its all of the provisions contained in the schedule junction with the said main road to a point to the Electric Lighting (Clauses) Act, 1899, 800 feet or thereabouts south of its junction or to .incorporate the same with such modifi- with Stepney Street, Stepney Street, cations and exceptions as may be indicated in Cowell Road, Coronation Road, Bishop the Order, and to extend them to the under- Road, Gelli Road, Ceidrim Road, High taking to be authorised by the Order. Street (otherwise known as New Road), Bethania Road, Bryn Lloi Road. 5. To authorise the Undertakers to open, break up and interfere with all streets, roads 3. To authorise the Undertakers to open and and public places, ways, footpaths, bridges, break up the following streets which are not culverts, sewers, drains and gas and water repairable by the local authority, railways and mains and pipes and telegraph and telephone tramways namely: — and other wires within the area of supply, and In the urban district of Cwmamman:— to lay down, erect, maintain, renew and remove, either above or underground or other- (a) Street:—Main road from Gwaun-Cae- wise, electric lines, conductors, mains, pipes, Gurwen to Ammanford. tubes, wires, posts, street or distributing boxes, (b) Railways:—Level crossings over the meters, apparatus or other works or things Great Western Railway Company's mineral required for the purpose of enabling the Under- railway in Graig Road, and over that Com- takers to generate, supply, store, convey, pany's Railways at Coed-du-Bach Road, transmit or distribute electrictiy within the Garnant (both Brynamman Branch and area of supply, and to confer all such other Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen Branch), and at powers upon the Undertakers as may be neces- Station, Road, Glanamman. sary for effecting the objects of the proposed (c) Tramways:—The tramway of the undertaking. Lamb Colliery across the main road from 6. To empower the Undertakers to supply Gwauu-Cae-Gurwen to Ammanford:—The electrical energy tor purposes incidental to the tramway of the Raven Colliery across the working or lighting of any railway situate main road from Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen to Am- partly within and partly without the area of manford : —The tramway of the Gellioeidrim supply. Colliery across the main road from Gwaun- Cae-Gurwen to Ammanford. 7. To authorise the Undertakers to take, collect and recover rents, rates and charges for In the parish of Llandilo Fawr Rural:— the supply of electricity for lighting, heating, Street: —Station Road including the road- power or other purposes and for the use of way on Nantymelyn Bridge. any machines, lamps, meters, fittings or appa- ratus connected therewith, and to prescribe and 1 In the parish of Quarter Bach:— limit the price to be charged therefor. 'Street:—Mountain. Road. 8. To confer upon the Undertakers all or some of the powers of the Electricity (Supply) In the.parish of Llanguick:— Acts, 1882 to 1922, and the enactments incor- Streets:—Pontardawe Road, High Street, porated therewith, and to alter, vary or extin- Llwyn Road, Gorse Street, Church Street, guish all rights and privileges which would or Gate Street, Cannel Road, Curwen Street, might interfere with any of the objects of the.
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