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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 17 APRIL, 1925. 2621 Rural District of Thakeham THE LONDON GAZETTE, 17 APRIL, 1925. 2621 Rural District of Thakeham. Road from the Ernsworth—Chichester road Road from the road junction about 500 yards at Old Fishbourne via Old Park, Stonewall south of Nutbourne via Stream Farm to the Farm, Church Farm and Dunmere Pond to its road junction near the Windmill, West C'hil- junction with Bosham Lane at Miles's Farm. tington. Clay Lane from the Funtington—Broad- Eoad from the road junction near the Post bridge road near Ratham Mill via Double Barn Office, West Chiltington, \ia.Vaux Grange to and Polthooks to the rural district boundary at its junction with the Thakeham—Coolham road the cross roads south of Salthill Farm. at Picketty. Road from Clay Lane near Bethwines to Gray's Lane from the road junction near its junction with the Emsworth—Chichester St. Mary's Church, Thakeham., to its junction road at Old Fishbo'urne. with Goosegreen Lane near Bowford Farm. Road from the road junction about 200 yards Road from the Amberley—Storrington road north-east of the Post Office, Funtington, to via Rackham Farm to the road junction about the rural district boundary at Holland's Field 300 yards south of Rackham. School. toward West Stoke. Road from London Road, Pulborough, via Road from the Funtington—East Ashling Old Place to the road junction about 300 yards road at the Congregational Chapel, East south-east of Pythingdean. Ashling, to its junction with the Funtington— Road from Stane Street at Codmore Hill to West Stoke road at Woodend. the road junction about 300 yards south-east Road from the Midhurst—Chichester road at of Pythingdean. West Dean School via Double Barn to the road Road from the road junction about 100 yards junction at Stapleash Farm, and the road from, north of the Rising Sun Inn, Nutbourne, via this junction via Stonerock Cottages to the Redfold Farm to its junction with Beeding's road junction at the southern, entrance to Lane near Wansey's Farm. Chilgrove Park. Road from the Pulborough—West Chil- Road from the road junction, east of Alds- tington road about 300 yards east of Stream woirth House to its junction, with the South Farm via Crowell Farm to the road junction Harting—Westbourne road at Racton Church. at the Ranch, Gay Street. Road from the road junction at the Post Beeding's Lane from the road junction about Office, Funtington, via the entrance to North- 200 yards south of Gay wood, near Gay Street, brook Mill to its junction with the Hambrook to its junction with Stane Street about 500 —West Ashling road near Old Windmill. yards south-west of Mulsey'Farm. Rural District of Westhampnett. Rural District of Westbourne. Hook Lane from the road junction at White Road from the road junction abo'ut 250 yards Hbrs© Corner, Aldingbourne, via Aldingbourne south-east of St. Mary's Church, North and The Den to its junction with the Wester- Marden, via Newbuildings, East Marden, and gate—Bognor road at Woodgate. Lambdown Hill to Stoughton. Road from the Chichester—Eastergate road . Road from the North Marden—Chichester about 800 yards west of Nyton to its.junction road near East Marden Down to its junction with Hook Lane near Aldingbourne. with the North Marden—East Marden road at Mount Pleasant Road from the Chichester— East Marden. Arundel road about 500 yards west of Wester- Road from the.North Marden—East Marden gate: House via Mount Pleasant House to its- road at Newbuildings via Fernbeds Farm and junction with the Eastergate—Houghton road. Hundred Acre Farm to its junction with the Road from the Chichester—Arundel road- South Halting—Westboum© road at Compton. near Westergate House to its junction with Oldhouse Lane from the South Harting— Mount Pleasant Road near Northfields. Westbourae road north of Watergate Park to Road from the Chichester—Emsworth ro^ad its junction, with the West Marden—Forestside about 400 yards west of Fishbourne Junction,, road. via Appledram to its junction with the Road from the South Leigh—Ald&worth Chichester—Dell Quay road at Morganaholme. , road near the Hospital, Westbourn© Common, Waphams Lane from the Chichester—West via Cockbush Cottage to the county boundary Wittering road near Cutfield Swing Bridge to near Nightingale Bottom. its junction with the Donnington—Sidlesha-m, Road from the road junction east of Aids- road near Price's Farm. worth Hou.se via the Sheepwash and Broad- Binderton Lane from the Chichester—Mid- wash Bridge to its junction with the South hurst road at Binderton House to its junction Hart-ing-—Westbourne road • near Ractonpark with the Chichester—Chilgrove road at Dean Wood. Cottages. Road from the South Harting—Westbourn© Norton Lane from the Crockerhill—Earlkam road at Yar Cottage Wood via Woodmancote- road about 700 yards south-west of Park Farm to. its junction with the road leading to Nut- to its junction with the Chichester—Arundel bourne Halt about 700 yards north-west of road. Hambrook House. Black Mill Lane from Norton Lane east of Spring Gardens Road from the Westbourne Aldingbourne House to its junction with the —Woodmancote—West Ashling road at Chichester—Arundel road. 'Waterloo Farm to. its junction with the Ems- Halnaker Bam Lane from Norton Lane east worth—Chichester road near Coiner Farm. of Aldingbourn© House to its junction with the. Inlands Lane from Stein Lane near Breach Crockerhill—Eartham road. House, Southbourne, via Inlands and Priors Wanleys Lane from the Eastergate—Hough- Leaze to the road junction about 400 yards ton road near Northfields Farm via'Wanleys north-east of Priors Leaze. Farm to its junction with Wlest Walberton Road from Inlands Lane at Inlands to the .Lane near the junction of the latter with the jEmsworth—Chichester road near Nutbourne. Chichester—Arundel road..
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