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The Belfast Gazette, Sth July, 1985 654 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, STH JULY, 1985 ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS OFFICE NOTICE OF GRANT OF CERTIFICATES OF UNENFORCEABILTTY Take Notice that the following certificates of unenforceability have been granted by the Enforcement of Judgments Office Name, address and occupation of the debtor Amount for Date of which Certi- Certificate ficate issued £ Ciaran Bradley, 1 Craigadick Park, Maghera, County Londonderry, Press Officer 3000.00 24.6.85 David Beckett, C/o. 61 Ainsworth Street, Belfast, Unemployed 826.25 24.6.85 Richard John Blair, 25 Ulsterville Gardens, Belfast, Unemployed 401.36 24.6.85 Marie Cush, 27 Brittons Drive. Belfast, Unemployed 1998.16 25.6.85 Patrick Jordan, 91 Moss Park, Londonderry, Unemployed 385.05 24.6.85 Paul McVeigh, 46 Largaley Road, Galbally, Dungannon, County Tyrone, Unemployed . 1244.15 20.6.85 Joseph McKinley, 36 Colinbrook Park, Poleglass, Dunmurry, Unemployed 8642.01 24.6.85 Joseph Herald, IS Ballymurphy Parade, Belfast, Unemployed 308.85 24.6.85 Patricia Hunter, 44 Templemore Avenue, Belfast, Unemployed 222.32 19.6.85 David Arthurs, 11 Lakeside Gardens, Dungannon, County Tyrone, Unemployed 1288.33 25.6.85 John Brown, 46 Lisgoole Park, Drumawill, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, Machine Driver 1001.43 25.6.85 Cecil Bruce, 369 Donegall Road, Belfast, Unemployed 958.33 24.6.85 Kenneth Cree, C/o. Utility Street Men's Hostel, Belfast, Unemployed 583.30 19.6.85 Stephen Cull, 19 Onslow Gardens, Bangor, County Down, Salesman 3555.20 24.6.85 ADA Freight Limited, 133 Royal Avenue, Belfast, Limited Liability Company 5728.51 13.6.85 Kenneth Stuart Foster, 24 Greenland Parade, Larne, County Antrim, Unemployed 463.30 14.6.85 Martin G. Coyle, 14 Glenside Park, Londonderry, Unemployed 1590.05 12.6.85 Norman Reid, 36 Minnowburn Gardens, Grey's Park, Belfast, Unemployed 147.80 24.6.85 Mary Thompson, 27 Glen Crescent, Belfast, Unemployed 2525.11 18.6.85 Mary J. Thompson, 27 Glen Crescent, Belfast, Unemployed 829.25 18.6.85 George Garrett, 11 Keel Park, Moneyrea,-County Down, Unemployed 66.20 14.6.85 Brian Nesbitt, 18 Exchange Road, Larne, Unemployed 164.80 19.6.85 William O'Donnell, 72 Moyola Drive, Shantallow, Londonderry, Unemployed 421.25 18.6.85 William O'Donnell, 72 Moyola Drive, Shantallow, Londonderry, Unemployed 425.87 18.6.85 William Joseph O'Donnell, 72 Moyola Drive, Shantallow,, Londonderry, Unemployed 322.43 18.6.85 William O'Donnell, 72 Moyola Drive, Shantallow, Londonderry, Unemployed 534.25 18.6.85 Saunderson Banford, 3 Gray's Park Avenue,, Belvoir, Belfast, Unemployed 685.07 12.6.85 Gerard McNearney, 133 Ballymurphy Road, Belfast, Unemployed 2761.82 18.6.85 Mary McLaughlin, 33 Mayfair Street,, Belfast, Unemployed 12.00 14.6.85 Mary McLoughlin, 33 Mayfair Street, Belfast, Unemployed 250.52 14.6.85 John McGreevy, 18 Crockoona Park, Kilcoo, Newry, County Down, Joiner 399.87 18.6.85 John Joseph Moore, 68 Balligan Gardens, Bangor, County Down, Unemployed 468.30 12.6.85 T. McKenzie Plant, Limited, 6 Maxwell Road, Bangor, Co. Down, Limited Liability Company 508.47 18.6.85 T. McKenzie (Plant) Limited, 6 Maxwell Road, Bangor, County Down, Limited Liability Company 447.84 18.6.85 T. McKenzie Plant, Limited, 6 Maxwell Road, Bangor. Co. Down, Limited Liability Company 1269.30 18.6.85 Margaret McCormick, 57 Tullynacross Road, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, Unemployed 244.14 18.6.85 James McCalmont, 1 Drumesk Place, Warrenpoint, Co. Down, Unemployed 403.60 14.6.85 James McCalmont, 1 Drumesk Place, Warrenpoint, Co. Down, Unemployed 1185.83 14.6.85 Harold J. Monaghan, 705 Springfield Road, Belfast, Unemployed 2614.70 17.6.85 Devenish Wood Products Limited, Enniskillen Road, Irvinestown, County Fermanagh, Limited Liability Company 501.60 12.6.85 Devenish Wood Products Limited, Enniskillen Road, Irvinestown, County Fermanagh, Limited Liability Company 434.25 12.6.85 Devenish Wood Products Limited, Enniskillen Road, Irvinestown, County Fermanagh, Limited Liability Company 303.79 12.6.85 William Campbell, 72 Front Road, Drumbo, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, Unemployed 4091.48 18.6.85 John Duff, 38A Norglen Road, Belfast, Unemployed 552.35 18.6.85 John Behan, 26 The Green, Holywood, Co. Down, Self-employed Bricklayer 258.20 14.6.85 Samuel Porter, Flat 1, Widow's Cottage. Gracehitl, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Unemployed 425.?! 17.6.85 Robert Owens, 9 Pennington Road, Belfast, Unemployed 1510.00 14.6.85 Robert Owens, 9 Pennington Road, Belfast, Unemployed 1555.15 14.6.85 Harold O'Neill, 91 Foyle, Road, Londonderry, Plumber 887.31 12.6.85 Ken Parker, 332 Lisburn Road, Belfast, Unemployed 641.87 12.6.85 James Mulligan, 64 Meadowlands, Downpatrick, Co. Down, Unemployed 1075.60 11.6.85.
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