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The London Gazette, 21St February 1989 2212 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21ST FEBRUARY 1989 FOX, Roy George, unemployed, of 10 Elms Avenue, Ramsgate, BROWN, Donald Richard, unemployed, formerly a COMPANY Kent, formerly a TAXI DRIVER residing at 6 North Avenue, DIRECTOR, Residing at 55 Eddisbury Avenue, Flixton, Ramsgate, Kent. Court—CANTERBURY. No. of Matter—86 Manchester. Court—SALFORD. No. of Matter—44 of 1983. of 1983. Date Fixed for Hearing—27th February 1989,10.30 a.m. Date of Order—13th March 1984. Date of Operation of Order of Place—Canterbury County Court, Riding Gate House, 37 Old Discharge—6th January 1989. Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent. EVERETT, Keith, LORRY DRIVER, of 144 Rushbottom Lane, SPIKE, Brian John, unemployed, of 55 Kent Avenue, Ashford, South Benfleet, formerly trading with another under the style of Kent, formerly carrying on Business as a PUBLICAN at The C and E Transport, from 28 Shannon Way, Canvey Island, all in Prince of Orange Public House, 111 New Street, Ashford, Kent the county of Essex. Court—SOUTHEND. No. of Matter—58 of (described in the Receiving Order as B. J. Spike (male)). Court— 1983. Date of Order—7th December 1983. Date of Operation of CANTERBURY. No. of Matter—49 of 1983. Date Fixed for Order of Discharge—5th September 1988. Hearing—27th February 1989. 10.30 a.m. Place—The County Court, Riding Gate House, 37 Old Dover Road, Canterbury, GREAUES, Arthur James, Road Haulier, of 1 Lorland Road, Kent. Cheadle Heath, formerly residing and carrying on business both in partnership with another under the style of "Greaues and TRISTEM, Paul Vivian, FINANCE BROKER, care of, 3 Harcourt Moores Transport" and on his own account at 5 Lowick Green, Gardens, Rainham, Kent, previously residing and carrying on Woodley, previously at 21 Hythe Road, Cheadle Heath all in business as an Insurance Loss Assessor under the style of 'PVT Stockport, Greater Manchester. Court—STOCKPORT. No. of Insurance Agencies' at 17 Palm Bay Court, Palm Bay Avenue, Matter—73 of 1983. Date of Order—15th March 1984. Date of Cliftonville. Margate, Kent and formerly residing at 94 London Operation of Order of Discharge—19th December 1988. Road, Wembley, Middlesex. Court—CANTERBURY. No. of Matter—36 of 1983. Date Fixed for Hearing—27th February 1989.10.30 a.m. Place—The County Court, Riding Gate House, RELEASE OF TRUSTEES 37 Old Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent. FORSTER, Edward Robert, BRICKLAYER, residing at and lately carrying on business as a Builder and Decorator from "Pippins", CLEWER-WOLK, Martyn Ernest, lately known as Martyn Ernest High Street, Great Bardfield Braintree in the county of Essex Clewer and also known as Jack Adams, Robin Wolk, Michael formerly a Company Director. Court—CHELMSFORD. No. of Walker, Charles Lament, Edward Martin and E. Edwards, Matter—37 of 1984. Trustee's Name, Address and Description— residing at 15 Gordon Street, Oxford, lately at 230 Iffley Road, Griffin, Timothy Arnold, 38 Grosvenor Gardens, London SWIW Oxford and previously at 23 Normandy Crescent, Oxford, OEB. Date of Release— 16th December 1988. JOBBING BUILDER, lately carrying on business under the styles of "3 Counties Builders" and "Heatsave", from 1 Bariste Cottages, Buckland, Farington, Oxfordshire, BUILDING and DOYLE, Trevor Clifton Lewis, of 220 Harrow View, Harrow, PROPERTY DEVELOPER and from Roxborough House, 210- Middlesex, formerly residing at 40 Maryatt Avenue, South 212 Iffley Road, Oxford, HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE Harrow, Middlesex HA2 OST, FINANCIAL CONTROLLER. PROPRIETOR (described in the Receiving Order as Martin E. Court—ST. ALBANS. No. of Matter—32 of 1986. Trustee's Clewer Wolk). Court—OXFORD. No. of Matter—28 of 1982. Name, Address and Description—Peet, David Ernest Ilbert, Date Fixed for Hearing—6th March 1989. 10.30 a.m. Place- Official Receiver's Office, Oxford House, 40 Clarendon Road, Oxford County Court, The Law Courts, St. Aldates, Oxford. Watford, Herts WD1 1HJ. Date of Release—3rd February 1989. OSBORN, John David, unemployed, of 43 Atlantic Way, INTENDED DIVIDENDS Porthtown, previously of Glendale Farm, Wheal Buston, Mithian, St. Agnes, both in the county of Cornwall, formerly WRIGHT, James George Edward, of and trading at 208 Percy residing and carrying on business with another at Santa Maria Road, Whitton, Twickenham, Middlesex, as a Self Employed Nursery, Daws Hill, Chingford, London E.4, as a NURSERY DEALER in Secondhand Machinery Parts lately a Company and GARDEN CENTRE (prior to that a Motor Car Dealer). Director described in the Receiving Order as occupation Court—TRURO. No. of Matter—82A of 1983. Date Fixed for unknown. Court—HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. No. of Hearing—20th February 1989. 10 a.m. Place—The Courts of Matter—1125 of 1984. Last Day for Receiving Proofs—19th Justice, Edward Street. Truro. March 1989. Name of Trustee and Address—Hocking Raymond, Stoy Hayward, 8 Baker Street, London W1M IDA. STACEY, David Michael, of 18 Penmead Road, Delabole in the county of Cornwall, unemployed, formerly carrying on business HEPBURN, Thomas, of 8 Wentworth Road, Southall, Middlesex, at 30 Pengelly, Delabole aforesaid, as a GROCER. Court— trading with another as Building Contractors at 5 Grasslands TRURO. No. of Matter—83 of 1983. Date Fixed for Hearing— Avenue, Baling, London W5 3QH. Court—HIGH COURT OF 20th February 1989. 10 a.m. Place—The Courts of Justice, JUSTICE. No. of Matter—1461 of 1986. Last Day for Receiving Edward Street. Truro. Proofs—19th March 1989. Name of Trustee and Address—Halls, Nigel John, Lennox House, Spa Road, Gloucester. TONKIN, William Raymond, of SO Chywoone Avenue, Gwavas Estate, Newlyn, Penzance, Cornwal, SHARE FISHERMAN, ALLWRIGHT, Donald George Edwin, of 22 Belvedere Avenue, lately residing at IS Trewavas Road, Gwavas Estate, Newlyn, Lancing, carrying on business in the style of Westwater Penzance, Cornwall. Court—TRURO (by transfer from the High Shopfitters at St. Dunstan's Road, West Worthing, both in the Court of Justice). No. of Matter—IB of 1984. Date Fixed for county of West Sussex, as a SHOPFITTER. Court— Hearing—20th February 1989. 10 a.m. Place—The Courts of BRIGHTON. No. of Matter—110 of 1989. Last Day for Justice, Edward Street. Truro. Receiving Proofs—20th March 1989. Name of Trustee and Address—Knight, William Jeremy Jonathan, 52-53 Old Steine, WOOD, Brian George, unemployed, of 9 Ennors Road, Newquay, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1PH. Cornwall, formerly trading under the style Brian G. Wood Associates from 14 High Cross Street, St. Austell, aforesaid as a ROBINSON, Peter Edward, of 67 Flatt Road, Nutbourne; THEATRICAL AGENT. Court—TRURO. No. of Matter—73 Chichester, West Sussex, PLASTERER. Court—BRIGHTON of 1983. Date Fixed for Hearing—20th February 1989. 10 a.m. (by transfer from High Court of Justice). No. of Matter—2s of Place—The Courts of Justice, Edward Street. Truro. 1980. Last Day for Receiving Proofs—19th March 1989. Name of Trustee and Address—Halls, Nigel John, Lennox House, Spa Road, Gloucester. ORDERS FOR AUTOMATIC DISCHARGE PARRY, Edward George, unemployed, of 33 Allison Road, TYPE, Sandra Ann, (married woman) residing at 11 Hathersage Brislington, Bristol and ROWLAND, Arthur William, H.G.V. Road, Kingston-upon-Hull, in the county of Humberside DRIVER, of 47 Allison Avenue, Brislington, Bristol, both (described in the Receiving Order as Mrs S. Type). Court— carrying on business in partnership under the style of and KINGSTON-UPON-HULL. No. of Matter—24 of 1983. Date of described in the Receiving Order as SNACKLINE SUPPLIES Order—22nd March 1984. Date of Operation of Order of from Unit 11, 407 Bath Road, Brislington, Bristol, all in the Discharge—9th February 1989. county of Avon, as WHOLESALE SNACK SUPPLIERS.
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