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THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 24, 1899. 7845 Contained in the Schedule to the Electric Lighting- the Following Are the Streets and Places Clauses Act, 1899

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THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 24, 1899. 7845 Contained in the Schedule to the Electric Lighting- the Following Are the Streets and Places Clauses Act, 1899 THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 24, 1899. 7845 contained in the Schedule to the Electric Lighting- The following are the streets and places Clauses Act, 1899. within which the Undertakers propose to lay And notice is hereby given, that the draft of lectric linos within a specified time, viz:— the Order will be deposited at the offices of the The road, called Eleanor-road, between Bid- Board of Trade on or before the 21st. day of ston Hall Farm-yard and Upton-road. December next, and printed copies of the draft The public highway, known as Upton-road, at Order, when deposited, and of the Order, when the point where that road intersects Vyner- made, may be obtained (at the price of one road. shilling for each copy) at the offices of the The road called Vyner-road (leading from Clerk to the Council, 9, Welsh-row, Nantwich, Uptou-road), from a point opposite Eleanor- and at the office of the undermentioned Solicitor road to Bidston-road. and Parliamentary Agents respectively. The Bidston-road fram the termination of And notice is hereby further given, that a Vyner-road to the junction of Bidston-road map showing the boundaries of the proposed and Upton-road. area of supply, and the streets in which it is pro- The road leading from Vyner-road, passing in prosed that electric lines shall be laid down with- front of the house known as " Chenotrie," in a specified time, and a copy of this advertise- to and terminating at or near to Noctorum- ment, as published in the London Gazette, will farm at the junction of the Noctorum Cross- be deposited on or before the 30th day of roads. November instant, for public inspection, a,t the The road leading from the junction of the offices of the Clerk of the Peace for the County Noctorum Cross-roads and terminating in of Chester, at his office at Chester, and at the Budworth-road at the boundary of the offices of the Clerk to the Council, 9, Welsh-row, borough of Birkenhead. Nantwich. The road leading from the junction of the And notice is hereby further given, that every Noctorum Cross-roads and terminating at a local or other authority, company, or person point 250 yards, or thereabouts, in a north- desirous of bringing before the Board of Trade westerly direction, near to the house known any objection respecting the application, must as "Tynron." do so by letter, addressed to the Board of Trade, The road leading from the junction of the marked on the outside of the cover enclosing it, Npctormn Cross-roads and terminating at a " Electric Lighting Act," on or before the 15th point 200 yards, or thereabouts, in a day of January, 1900, and a copy of such southerly direction, near to the house known objection must also be forwarded to the under- as " VVetherafield." signed Solicitor or Parliamentary Agents. To authorise the Undertakers to purchase, Dated this loth day of November, 1899. lold, and acquire any lands for the purposes of A. E. WHITTINGHAM, Solicitor, 9, Welsh- ;he Order. row, Nantwich. To authorise the Undertakers to open and . BAKER, LEES, and Co., 54, Parliament- sreak up for the purposes of the Order all public street, Westminster, Parliamentary streets and thoroughfares within the extended Agents. area of supply aud to take up, relay, divert or alter all sewers, drains, mains and pipes therein Board of Trade.—Session 1900. aud do all such works as may be necessary to Birkeuhead Corporation Electric Lighting (Exten- carry into effect the objects of the Order. sion) Provisional Order. The following is a list of the streets not (Extention of Area of Supply of Electricity by repairable by a local authority within the pro- the Corporation of BirReuhead to include the posed area of supply which the Undertakers Townships of Bidston-cum-Ford and Noctorum propose to take powers to break up, or interfere in the County of Chester). with. viz.:—Eleanor-road, Upton-road ; the road "V[ OTICE is hereby given that application From the junction of Noctorurn Cross-roads, .11 is intended to be made to the Board of running in a north-westerly direction towards Trade by the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Tynron House and the road leading from the the County Borough of Birkenhead, whose junction of Noctorum Cross-roads, southwards, address is the Town Hull, Birkeuhead, and who towards Wethersfield House. are hereinafter referred to as " The Undertakers To authorise .the Undertakers and any local fora Provisional Order (hereinafter called" (he authority, body, company, or person to make and Order") under the Electric Liglning Acts 188 carry into effect agreements for the production and 1888, for all or some of the following pur- and distribution of electricity, and for the per- poses (that is to say):— formance of all acts incidental to public and To extend the area of supply of the Under- private lighting. takers defined by the Birkenhead Electric Light- To empower the Undertakers to make charges ing Order 1890 (hereinafter called " the Order o and levy and recover rates, rents, and charges 1890"), by adding thereto the Townships o for the supply of electricity, and for the use of BFdston-cum-Ford and Nocti.rum, situate within any machines in connection therewith, and to the Rural District of Wirral, in the county o define and limit the prices to be charged for such Chester, and for authorising the Undertakers to supply. supply electricity for all public and private To empower the Undertakers to apply any of purposes as defined by the said Electric Lighting their existing or authorised funds, or to borrow Acts within the additional area and to confei money on the security of the borough fund or upon the Undertakers in respect of the additiona borough rate, or tlie general district f uud or rate area all or some of the powers of the said Acr for the purpoe.es of the Order. and of the Order of 18UO,and all such other power A map showing tiie boundaries of the as may be necessary and expedient for givin additional area of supply aud the streets and effect to the provisions and objects of th other places in which it is proposed that eleotric intended Order. lines should be laid down within a specified time, The intended Order will incorporate there wit and a copy of this advertisement as published the provisions of the Electric Lighting (^Clauses in the London Gazette will be deposited, on or Act, i£99, so far as applicable, and subject t before the 3<)th day of November, 1899 for such variations, modifications, or exceptions a public inspection with the Clerk of the.Peace for may-be prescribed by the Order. the county of Chester, at his office at Chester, 312.
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