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Public Notices 1174 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1st FEBRUARY 1966 Public Notices Any Public Notices received too late for classification appear on a later page ; see Contents on last page (6) Land at rear of 4 and 6 Western Avenue, Bridge, H.M. LAND REGISTRY Kent, by Village Properties Limited. The following land is about to be registered. Any (7) 14 Peascpd Street, Windsor, Berks, by Equity & objections should be addressed to the Chief Land Law Life Assurance Society Limited. Registrar at the appropriate Registry shown below (8) Land S.W. of Station Road East, Oxted, Surrey, before the 15th day of February 1966. by the Rural District Council of Godstone. THE HARROW DISTRICT LAND REGISTRY, (9) 3 Harrington Road, Brighton, Sussex, by Rissom Lyon House, Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex Properties Limited. (10) The Malt Cottage, Eynsford, Kent, by W. M. Ebden, The Oast House, Brittains Lane, Seven- FREEHOLD oaks, Kent. (1) 140' Englefield Road and passageway on W. side thereof, all at Hackney, London N.I, by Vice- (11) 90 Windermere Road, Reading, Berks, by D. J. Admiral R. Benyon, C.B., R.N. (Retd.), The Lister of that address. Lambdens, Beenham, Berks, J. W. St. John (12) Part of Byers Lane, adjoining Osney Lodge, Byers Whitehead, Balsam Gate, Wincanton, Somerset, Lane, South Godstone, Surrey, by F. A. and and R. E. Johnson, 10 New Square, London P. E. Nicholson, Osney Lodge aforesaid. W.C.2. (13) Land W. of Cherry Garden Avenue Extension, (2) 78A Monks Park, Wembley, Middx, by M. Hale Folkestone, Kent, by Glamford Building Com- of that address. pany Limited. (3) Metropolitan Film Studios, Gladstone Road, (14) Cage Green Gospel Hall, Shipbourne Road, Southall, Middx, by Wynuna Corset Co. (Lon- Trench Wood North Estate, Tonbridge, Kent; don) Limited. by W. H. Jackson, 118 Lavender Hill, E. Mitchell, 3 Dernier Road, B. Waters, 5 Wincliff (4) 145 Boston Road, Hanwell, Middx, by The Trus- Road and S. James, 8 White Cottage Road, all tees of The Hearts of Oak Benefit Society. in Tonbridge, Kent. (5) 1-13 (odd), 2-16 (even) Telford Road, and 3, 5, (15) Plots 1006-1011 (incl.) Hardy Road, Nelson Park, 15, 31-53 (odd), 12-22 (even) Pollard Road, St. Margarets-at-Cliffe, Dover, Kent; by C. S. all at Hendon, Middx, by The London Borough Golding, 1 Charlton Avenue, Dover. Council of Barnet. (16) 56 Clarendon Villas, Hove, Sussex, by L. F. (6) 66 Lyndhurst Gardens, Finchley, London N.3, by E. R. Butler of that address. Fear of that address. (17) 6 Nut Tree Close, Chelsfield, Kent, by G. LEASEHOLD Cramp of that address. (1) 22 Newton Way, Edmonton, Middx, by J. Best of (18) Land to N.W. of Wincheap, Canterbury, Kent, that address. by the Canterbury Corporation. (19) Land to S. of Lewis Avenue, Gillingham, Kent, by Wexlore Building Company Limited. THE LYTHAM DISTRICT LAND REGISTRY, Lytham St. Annes, Lanes. (20) Model Farm, Crockham Hill, Westerham, Kent, by D. A. Greig, Rumwood Court, near Langley, LEASEHOLD Maidstone, Kent, D. N. and A. Greig, Owls (1) 1, 5-11 (odd) and Western House, Darkes Lane, Court Farm, Four Elms, Edenbridge, Kent. Potters Bar, Herts, by Cator Consolidated Pro- (21) Land at rear of 11 Pembroke Road, and on perties Limited. N.E. side of London Road, Sevenoaks, Kent, by Sevenoaks Urban District Council (22) 33, 35 and 37 Queen Street, Maidenhead, Berks, THE NOTTINGHAM DISTRICT LAND REGISTRY, by First C. B. Trustee Limited. Chalfont Drive, Nottingham (23) Echo Hill, Echo Pit Road, Guildford, Surrey, FREEHOLD by M. I. T. Mens of that address. (1) 1-9 and 21 Belgrave Gate, Leicester, by Leicester (24) Longdown Lane, North Ewell, Surrey, by Corporation. D. M. S. Cockett of that address. (25) 36 and 37 Northbrook Street, 17, 18 and 19 (2) 47 Hillmorton Road, Rugby, Warwickshire, by D. Park Way, Newbury, Berks, by Ravenseft Pro- and D. G. Lines both of that address. perties Limited. (3) Factory premises fronting to East Park Road (26) Strip of land on W. side of Coast Drive, Lydd- and Rosebery Street, Leicester, by G. C. M. on-Sea, Kent, by C. A. E. and E. C. J. Fielder, Printing Service Limited. 41 Manor Road, Lydd. (4) Land' on N. side of Torrington Avenue, Coventry, Warwickshire by Wickman Wimet Limited. LEASEHOLD (1) Land on W. side of Astley Avenue, Dover, Kent, THE TUNBRIDGE WELLS DISTRICT LAND REGISTRY* by R. E. Browning, 10 Monks Way, Dover. Tunbridge Wells, Kent (2) Land on W. side of Astley Avenue, Dover, Kent, by D. Lees, 35 South Road, Dover. FREEHOLD (1) Parsonage House, Bourne, Farnham, Surrey, by E. H. Jennings, The Bourne Vicarage, Farn- H. M. LAND REGISTRY, ham. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London W.C.2. (2) Clearways Caravan Site, West Kingsdown, Kent, by H. J. Stevens, 11 London Road, Staines, FREEHOLD Middx. (1) 2 Meadow View, Sidcup, Kent, by E. Harrison of (3) 47 and 165 High Street, Tonbridge, Kent, by that address. P. R. Lawson, 18 Victoria Road, Southborough, (2) Land fronting Broom Road, Teddington. Middle- Kent. sex, by A. B. C. Television Limited. (4) Part of Upper Garrington Farm, Littieboume, (3) 17 Murray Road, Wimbledon, London S.W.19, Kent, by R. D. E. Spencer, Lower Garrington, by D. M. S. and F. R. S. Tucker of that Littlebourne. address. (5) Part O.S. No. 216 Queen Court Farm, Ospringe, (4) 31 Kildoran Road, Lambeth, London S.W.2, by Kent, by the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries M. W. Jennings, Sievelands Farm, Plumpton, and Food. Sussex..
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