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The London Gazette, 1 May, 1953 2425 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 MAY, 1953 2425 HJM. LAND REGUSTRY. (27) Blue Posts iPuiblic House, 81, Newman Street, The following land is about to ibe registered. Any W.I, by The Hotel York Limited. objections should be addressed to "HM. Land (28) Land shaving frontage to the Guildford to Registry,. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.2," Leatherhead Road, (Leafflherhead, Surrey, by before the 15th day of May, 1953. A> M. Rackow, of 11, Hornton Street, W.8. FREEHOLD. LEASEHOLD. (1) 120, Stulbbington Avenue, .North End, Ports- (1) 92, Hindes Road, Harrow, Middlesex, by E. D. mouth, (Hants, fcy I. A H. Holden, 36A. (Benson, 29, Edward Road. Harrow, and H. E. London (Road, -Bromley, Kent. Benson, 83', Devon Close, Greenford, Middle- (2) 39, IStanmer Villas, Brighton, (Sussex, by T. E. sex. Whiting, 12A, Marlborough Place, Brighton, (2) 65, Crouch Hall Road, Crouch End, Middlesex, and DR.. A. Gowar, 3-, Bartholomews, Brighton. 'by W. C. Turner, Thatched Cottage, Church (3) 2(8, [Flattergate, Grimsby, Lines., 'by C. H. Foster, ^ Street, Sidford, Devon. 11, Goring Place, Cleethorpes, Lines. (31) 8, Stanibridge Road, Putney, S.W.15, by E. C. (4) 19, Old Bridge iRoad, Whitsta'ble, Kent; iby E. A. Ward and L. Ward, both of Beldomey, Furze Barton, 54, High Street, Whitsta'ble, and G. Road, High Salvington, Worthing, Sussex. •Reeves, 11, /Railway Avenue, Whitstable. G. H. Curtis, Chief Land Registrar. (5) J, Palace iRoad, Westerham, Kent, iby H. G. and D. M. Beer, 55, Clovelly Road, Bexleyheath, Kent. (6) Plots 18, 19, 20, (Block 105, Asihdown Avenue, Rottingdean, Sussex, fey H. J. Sioman, 7, BOROUGH OF MOSSLEY (FOOD) ORDER, 1953. Gidea Close, Gidea Park, Essex. NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister of <J7) Land on SJE. side of Windsor (Road, and N.E. Health has made the above Order, operative from side of Osborne Hill, Jarvis (Brook, Sussex, the llth May, 1953, declaring Section 14 of the Food by T. L. L. Wegiuelin, 29, Molyneux Park, and Drugs Act, 1935, to be in force in the Borough Tunbridge Wells, Kent. of Mossley. The Section provides for the registra- tion by the Town Council of premises used for the <i8>) Part of site of 16, Maple Street, Romford, Essex, sale or manufacture for the purposes of sale of ice 'by The Brooklands ((Ramford) Estate Company cream or the storage of ice cream intended for sale (Limited. or the preparation or manufacture of sausages or (9) Land known as Spinney Fields, Heath & Reach, potted, pressed, pickled or preserved food intended iBeds, iby 'National Provincial Bank Limited. for sale. Any person who uses for the before mentioned purposes premises which are not registered (10) (Land on IN. side of Farnborough Hill, para- is guilty of an offence and liable to the penalties borough, Kent, 'by I. 'J. Edelt and H. N. Bliss, provided by the Act. Revenue House, 7-®, Poultry, E.C.2. Section 116 of the Lancashire County Council (11) Land at (Friars Hill forming part of enc. 6®7A (Rivers 'Board and General Powers) Act, 1938, is on O.S. Map. (1929- edn.) for Guestlin®, Sussex, repealed so far as it affects the Borough of Mossley, by T. W. H. 'Neal, 57, Harley Sbute (Road, but premises used in connection with the sale of St. Leonards-onnSea, Sussex. ice cream or preserved food and registered under (12) 11, Gordon Road, Barking, Essex, by W. A. Section 116 are in accordance with Section 14 of the (Dawson, 11, Stanley Gardens, Wallington, Food and Drugs Act, 1938, deemed to have been Surrey. registered under that Section. A copy of the above mentioned Order may be seen at the Borough (13) 81, Desborough Road, Plymouth, Devon, by Surveyor's Office, Town Hall, Mossley. T. H. and E. M. White, 160, Plymstock Road, Oreston, Devon. V. C. PROCTOR. Town Clerk, Mossley. (14) 22, 26, E®, Rand Street, Honton, Bradford, 25th April, 1953. Yorks, by (F. J, INutt, 14, St. Margarets Terrace, (263) Horton aforesaid. (15) 'Land in Hanging Hill Lane, ibeing plots 108 and 134 to 146 Ifiinc.), [Bracken IBank Estate, MILNROW URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Ingrave, Essex, by River (Bridge Properties FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, 1938. Limited. (16) 3, Oorcis Avenue, Bexley Heath. Kent, by THE Ministry of Health on the 13th day of April, H. M. James, 63, Pickford Lane. 'Bexley Heath. 1953, made an Order entitled the " Milnrow Urban District (Food) Order, 1953," declaring section 14 of (17) 72, Glenferness Avenue, Bournemouth, Hants, the Food and Drugs Order, 1938, to be in force in iby iF. Tencer, 14, Welbeck House, Welbeek the Urban District as from the llth day of May, Street, W.I. 1953. (Ii8) (Land at junction of Jewry Wall Street and Section 14 requires that premises within the Urban (Welles Street, Leicester, -by Whitbread & Com- District which are used for the manufacture or sale pany Limited. of ice cream or prepared food, etc. should be (19) 3, Belmont Road, Belmont, Surrey, by E. Gates, registered with the Urban District Council. of Brean View, Bleadon, Weston-super-Mare, Copies of the Order can be inspected at the office Somerset. of the undersigned. (20) "Brimshott," Burrow Hill, Chobhaan, Surrey, C. HAIGH, Clerk of the Milnrow Urban District iby E. J. Tedder of that address. Council. (21) 12, Albany Park Road, Kittgston-on-Tihames, Council Offices, Surrey, by F. H. S. Carder, of 14, Orchard Milnrow, Lanes. Road, Kingston, Surrey. 21st April. 1953. (057) (22) Barnacle Works, Bensham Lane. West Croydon, Surrey, by E. W. Puckert and G. M. F. Pucker*, both of that address. (23) (Nongeley House, .81 and i85, Baker Street, 96, RURAL DISTRICT OF EAST KESTEVEN. 98, 104 and US, Baker Street, 6, 7 and 8, CONFIRMATION OF (BUILDING BYELAWS. 'Montague Row, 10, 13' and 14, Sherlock Mews, and 13, (David Mews, W.I, toy Becojlda Pro- NOTICE isi hereby given that the Council for the perty Investments Limited. Rural District of East Kesteyen intend!, after one month from1 the date of publication of this notice, (24) Sunnyside, Brox Road, Q'ttershaw, Surrey, by to apply to the Minister of Housing and Local R. J. iRoibinson of 3, Weir Road, Chertsey, Government for confirmation of building byelows Surrey. made' 'by them under the Public Health Act, 1936. (25) 22, Clarendon Road, Wallington, Surrey, by G. DALE, Clerk of the Council. C. E. Toy, of 45, West Hill, St. Leonards-on- Council Offices, Sea, Sussex. 18, Northgate, Sleaford. (626) 118, -Plevna Crescent, Tottenham, Middlesex, fey 30th April, 1<953. H. J. Steward of that address. (474).
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