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The London Gazette, 30Th March 1962 2677 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 30TH MARCH 1962 2677 Co.," SCRAP MERCHANTS : and formerly carry- IVJI9ON, Reginald Ediwim, now of .19, St. George's ing on business with another in partnership as Terrace, Kemp Town, (Brighton in the county of Scrap Merchants, at 36, Taylor Strew, Liverpool, Sussex, Building Operative, formerly residing and 5 aforesaid .under die name of "Hunt Bros." carrying on business at Soutfti Down House, Small Court— fBANGOR. No. of Matter— 9 of 1962. Dole, Henfield1 in the said county of Sussex, as a Date of Order— '26th March, 1962. Date of Filing BUMJD.INIG SUlBJOONTRIACTiOR. Court— Petition — 26th March, 196?, •BRIGHTON. No. of Matter—^ of 1962. Date of Order—i26th March, U9i62. Date of Filing Peti- The following amended notice is substituted for that tion--26th March, 10*62. published in the London Gazette of fith Feb., 11962: (NEWTON, Hugh Arthur, residing at Carylls Lea Rosina Mary (spinster), lately Cottage, (Faygate in the coun'ty of Sussex, Gardener, residing and carrying on business at .Chapel Farm. lately carrying on business as a OAlFlE PRlOPRiIE- St. John's IQhiapel, Tawstock in the county of TiOR at The Marine Cafe, Hurst Road, Miliford-on- Devon, as a (LIVESTOCK DEAILER and Sea, Hampshire. Court—BRIGHTON. No. of BREEDER. Court-^BARINlSTAPiLE. No. of Matter—28 df 11962. Date of Order—2,3rd March, Matter — 1 <>f '1962. Date of Order— 30th Jan., (1,9162. Date of Filing Petition—(23rd March, 1962. 11962. iDate of Filing Petition— i30th (Jan., 1962. WIEILUS, Harold Richard, of 5.0, Davey Drive, SHIAiW, Frederick, Trading as "City (Furnishers ", HoHingdean, (Brighton in the county of Sussex, 15, Bath Street, Barrow-in-Furness, MIANOFAC- (Caretaker, formerly residing at 17, Montpelier TURER, and residing at 35, Cheltenham Street, Crescent, [Brighton, and formerly carrying on busi- iBarrow-in-iFurness in 'the county of (Lancaster. ness as a iBUillLDER at 73, Vere Road, Brighton Court— BARROW-in-'FURNESS and U1LVER- aforesaid. Court—(BRIGHTON. No. of Matter— STON. No. of Matter— 3 of .1962. Date of Order ,311 of ,1962. Date of Order—i27tih March, 19:62. -^2<3rd March, 1962. Date of Filing Petition — Date df Filing Petition—i27th March, 1962. 23rd March, .1962. HYDE, Charles Henry, of 3. TyreU's End, Evers- FARTIHiING, 'Ernest George, of 1'04, Chelsea Park, holt in the county of Bedford, COAL MER- Easton in the city and county of Bristol, Driver, CHANT and TRANSPORT CONTRACTOR. (formerly carrying on business as a HAULAGE Court— (BEDFORD. No. of Matter— 9 of 1962. laONTRlAlCTiOR. Court—IHRTSTOL. No. df Date of Order — 27th March, 1962. Date of Filing Matter—(26 of :l9i62. Date of Order-^23rd March, Petition — 27th March, 1962. 1962. Date of IFiling Petition—23rd March, 1962. RiOWUETT, Robert, of The Elms, Sandy Road, HOWARD, Dennis William, 14, Poplar Estate, High- Everton, Beds., -MARKET GtAIRIDIENBR, and who bridge in the county of Somerset, Lorry Driver, carries on business at The (Elms, Sandy (Road, •lately carrying on business from 114, Poplar Estate, Evertom in the county of 'Bedford, and at Highbridge aforesaid, as a COACH PROPRIETOR. " Vaileries ", High Street, iSandy in the county of Court—(BRISTOL. No. df Matter-^29 of 1962. Bedfiord. Court— -BEDFORD. iNo. of Matter — Date of Order—i26th March, i!962. Date df Filing 8 of 1962. Date of Older— 26lh March, ;i962. Petition—(26th March, 196:2. Date of Filing Petition — 26th March, 1962. MoORATH. Norman, residing at 1113, Clarence Road, DEWHURST, Herbert Robin Graham, Paint 'Handswortih, Birmingham in the county of War- Sprayer, residing ait 40, Station Road, Padilham in wick, and formerly carrying on business under *he the county of (Lancaster, and formerly carrying on style °f MoGraith Manufacturing Company (from (business under tflie style oif H. Dewhurst & Co., at 188-90, Spencer Street, Birmingham aforesaid, • 42A, Waterloo Road, iBurnley in the said county, (FANCY GOODS MANUFACTURER. Court— ICREDIT DRIAPER. Court—BURiNfljEY. No. df BIRMINGHAM. No. of Matter— 8 of 1962. Matter—& of ,ll%2. Date of Order—i!4t3i March, Date of Order — LSth March, 1962. Date of Filling 11962. Date of 'Filing Petition—6th Feb., 1962. Petition.— Ifttih (Feb., 19'62. NAISH. Michael Edward, Company Director, of 33, STEVENSON, Barry, of Top (Flair, U.S3-, Lytham Thompson Street, Barry in the county of Glamor- IRioad, S;outh Shore, Blackpool in the county of gan, lately residing at 17, Hywel Crescent, Barry, (Lancaster, 'Labourer, formerly of 78. (Newcastle Glamorgan aforesaid, formerly carrying on business Avenue, (Blackpool, aforesaid, and .formerly of 10, under the style of Nash Car Sales at 40, Thompson Wensleydale Avenue, 'Blackpool, aforesaid, and Street, Barry, Glamorgan aforesaid, as a MOTOR lately carrying on business at 10, IWensleydale DEALER and in partnership with another under Avenue, Blackpool, aforesaid, under the name or •the style of Barry Road Garage, Mike Nash Motors, style of " B. and D. Stevenson and iSons ", as at Barry Road, Barry, Glamorgan aforesaid, as HAULAGE CONTRACTORS and FUEIL MER- GARAGE PROPRIETORS. Court—CARDIFF. OHANiTiS. Court— JBILACKPOOL. (No. of No. of Matter—'6 of 1962. Date of Order—15th Matter— 8 of 1962. Date of Order— 26th March, March, 1962. Date of Filing Petition—16th Feb., 1962. Date of .Filling Petition— 2'6tih March, 1I962. 19162. EVBARONEY, Terence, residing and carrying on busi- ness at St. Michael's Stores, :2, St. Michael's Road, IBIATEMAN, Francis James, residing at "Brooks Maesteg, Bridgend in the county of Glamorgan, Lynn", Stisted, Braintree, Essex, a Farm Worker, GENERAL GROCER, and also carrying on busi- lately carrying on business at Little Harford, Ted- ness at 6, Station Hill, Maesteg, Bridgend afore- burn St. Mary, Exeter, Devon as a FARMER. said, GENTS HAIR J3RESSER, TOBACCONIST Court—OHELMSlFORiD. No. of Matter—3 of and CONFECTIONER. Court— BRIDGEND. 1962. Date of Order—22nd March, 1962. Date No. of Matter— !1 of 11.962. Date of Order— of Filing Petition—'22nd March, 1962. 27th Feb., -1962. Date of Filing Petition — 19th Jan., 1962. HAYWOOD, Reginald, of the Garden Flat, The Abbotts, All Saints Road, Cheltenham, formerly ABEL, William Ronald, of '10, Preston Park Avenue. trading as a GREENGROCER at 98, London (Brighton in the county df Sussex, PURVEYOR of Road, Cheltenham, and 14, St. Georges Place, OBLICATE5BEN, and carrying on business under Cheltenham, all in the county of Gloucester, Auto- •tihe style of "Country Fare" at 50, Norfolk Square, mobile Sales Manager. Court—CHELTENHAM. Western Road, Brighton aforesaid, formerly carry- No. of Matter—4 of 1962. Date of Order—26th ing on business under the same style at SI, High March 1962. Date of Filing Petition—26th March, Street, Hythe in the county of Kent, and at 48, 1962. Norfolk Square, [Brighton in lihe county of Sussex. Court— iBlRlIGlHTTON. No. of Matter— 27 of fl%2. Date of Order — 23rd March, 1962. Date of Filing BILACKWELL, Albert Edward, 10, Egmont Road, Petition— i2Brd March, 1962. iSutton in the county of Surrey, and formerly carry- ing on .business in the name of " Blackwell Precision DODiD, Terence John, of SOA, Newmarket Road, Tools " at 44, Carshalton Park Road, Carshalton in Brighton in the county of Sussex, SLATER and the county of Surrey, PRECISION ENGINEER. TILER. Court— (BRIGHTON. No. df Matter— Court—CRIOYDON. No. of Matter—32 of 1962. 30 df 1962. Date of Order— 26th March, 1962. Date of Order—22nd March, 1962. Date . of Date o'f Filing Petition— -26tih March, 19i62. (Filing Petition—22nd March, 1962..
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