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THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, llth AUGUST 1964 515 Fife Paper Mills Ltd., Balbirnie Mill, Markinch. Mitcham Hair & Fibre Mills Ltd., Orchard Factory, Tod- E. Fogarty & Co. Ltd., Trinity Street, Boston. dington, Nr. Cheltenham. The Forth & Clyde Roperie Co. Ltd., Esplanade, Kirkcaldy. Moorhouse and Brook Ltd., Moorbrook Mills, New Mill, John Foster & Son Ltd,, Bankend Mill, Cumnock. Nr. Huddersfield. Fothergill & Harvey Ltd., Green Vale Mill, Littleborough. The Multineedle Quilting Co. Ltd., Sandywell Street, Green- Fox's Glacier Mints Ltd., York Road, Leicester. gate, Salford 3. Fram Filters Ltd., Treforest Industrial Estate, Pontypridd. Nairn-Williamson Ltd., Scottish Linoleum Works, Nairn Douglas Fraser & Sons (Jute) Ltd., Wellgate Works, Street, Kirkcaldy. Aibroath. R. G. Neill and Son Ltd., Glenesk Mills, Langholm. Garrard Engineering Ltd., Blunsdon St. Andrew, Nr. Swin- H. W. Nevill Ltd., Milkwood Road, Herne Hill, London don. S.E.24. Giddings & Lewis-Eraser Ltd., Westburn Works, Arbroath. Norbury Printers Ltd., Elsinore Road, Old Traflford, Man- C A. & W. Goodbody Ltd., Hampton Street, Plymouth. chester 16. H L. Groom & Son Ltd., Belmont Road, Northumberland Thomas Owen & Company Ltd., Treforest Mill, Treforest Heath, Erith. Industrial Estate, Nr. Pontypridd. Guest Keen Iron & Steel Works (Branch of G.K.N. Steel Co. Ltd.}) Lewis Road, East Moors, Cardiff. Pilkington Brothers Ltd., Ravenhead Works, St. Helens. Hamilton Carhartt Ltd., Carolina Port, Dundee. Pilkington's Tiles Ltd., Clifton Junction, Nr. Manchester. Hampshire Family Bakers Ltd., Christchurch Road, Ring- Plastic Bag & Packaging Co. Ltd., Peascod Street, Windsor. wood. Poplar Plaything Ltd., Caradog Road, Industrial Estate, William Hanson & Co. Ltd., Haley Mills, Haley Hill, Bridgend. H'lifax. Prices Tailors Ltd., No. 1 Factory, Cardigan Crescent, H.M. Stationery Office, Broadway, Chadderton, Nr. Oldham. Leeds 4 and No. 2 Factory, Cardigan Fields, Leeds 4. Hield Brothers Ltd., No, 1 Factory, New Mill, Lowerton Mills, Oxenhope, Keighley. Quaker Oats Ltd,, Bridge Road, Southall. Hogg & Ross Limited, Dunsinane Avenue3 Industrial Estate, Dundee. Rank Precision Industries Ltd., Kershaw Works, Harehills Honeywell Controls Ltd., Newhouse Industrial Estate, Lane, Leeds 8. Motherwell. Rees Bros (Food) Ltd., Sychfos, Ebbw Vale. Horticultural Containers Ltd., Shepherd's Close, Bekes- S. W. Richards & Sons Ltd., Marsh Parade, Newcastle- bourne, Nr. Canterbury. under-Lyme. Richmonds Gas Stove Co. Ltd., Grappenhall Works, War- Ilford Ltd., Town Lane, Mobberley, Knutford. rington. Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., Nobel Division, Ardeer Robinson and Sons Ltd., Round Box Factory, Wheat Bridge Factory, Stevenston. Mills, Chesterfield. India Tyres Ltd., Inchinnan. E. S. & A. Robinson Ltd., East Street Works, Bedminster, International Air Caterers (Gatwick) Ltd., Calypso Works, Bristol 3 and South Side, Malago Works, Argus Road, Charlwood Road, Horley. Bedminster, Bristol 3. International Computers and Tabulators Ltd., 1/3 Factory, Rolls-Royce Ltd., Block " D," Hillington, Glasgow S.W.2 Backhorse Road, Letchworth, and 1/1 Factory, Icknield and Nerston Industrial Estate, East Kilbride and Night- r, Letchworth. ingale Road, Derby. Johnson & Johnson (Gt. Britain) Ltd., Airebank Mill, Gar- St. Anne's Board Mill Co. Ltd., St. Anne's Road, Bristol 4. grave, Skipton. Johnson & Phillips Ltd., Cable Warehouse, Woolwich Road, Salts (Saltaire) Ltd., Saltaire, Shipley. Charlton S.E.7 and Lower Works, Victoria Way, Charlton Joseph Sankey & Sons Ltd., Albert Street, Bilston. and Rubber Cable Works, Victoria Way, Charlton S.E.7. <Sharna-Ware Ltd., Lumb Mill, Littlemoss, Droylesden, Jute Industries Ltd., Bow Bridge Works, Thistle Street, Nr. Manchester. Dundee and Caldrum Works, St. Salvador Street, Dun- John Shaw and Sons Ltd., Brookroyd Mills, Stainland, Hali- dee and Caldrum Works, St. Salvador Street, Dundee and fax. CaroDerdown Works, Methven Street, Dundee and Stan- The Sheffield Wire Rope Co. Ltd., Acres Hill Road, Daraall, ley Cotton Mills, Stanley. Sheffield 9. The Singer Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Kilbowie Road, Clyde- Kayford Manufacturing Co. Ltd., North Bridge Street, bank. Airdrie. Frank Slater Ltd., Blackwood Mills, Pellon, Halifax. Allan Kennedy & Co. Ltd., Bishop Streets Stockton-on- S. Smith and Sons (England) Ltd., Evesham Road, Bishop's Tees. Cleeve, Nr. Cheltenham. Key Glassworks Ltd., Edinburgh Way, Templefields, Harlow. T. J. Smith and Nephew Ltd., Neptune Street, Hull. W. & J. Knox Ltd., Dennyholm Mill, Kilbirnie and Gar- Specialloid Ltd., Airedale Works, Hunslet Road, Leeds 10. nock Mill, Kilbirnie and Stoneyholm Mill, Kilbirnie. George Spencer, Moulton and Co. Ltd., Abbey Mills, Kork-N-Seal Ltd., Keirfield, Bridge of Allan. Bradford-on-Avon. W. H. Spencer and Sons (Universal Fabrics Ltd., t/a), Bowl- The Lancashire Cotton Corporation Ltd., Rutland Mill, ing Dyke Mills, Halifax. Linney Lane, Shaw. Charles Sprenger & Sons Ltd., Buccleuch Street, Glasgow Lard Packers Ltd., Upper Globe Wharf, Rotherithe Street, C.3. London S.E.16. E. R. Squibb & Sons Ltd., Edwards Lane, Speke, Liverpool W. S. Lowe & Sons Ltd., Torr Vale Mill, New Mills, Nr. 24. Stockport. Standeven & Co. Ltd., East Side, No. 1 Shed, Ladyship Lucas Industrial Equipment Ltd., Fazakerley Works, Long Mills, Ovenden, Halifax and West Side, No. 2 Shed, Lane, Liverpool 9. Ladyship Mills, Ovenden, Halifax. Stevensons (Dyers) Ltd., Amber Dye Works, Ambergate. "Maid" Line Cruisers Ltd., Ferry Yacht Station, Thames Joseph Sykes Brothers (Branch of English Card Clothing Ditton. Co. Ltd.), Acre Mills, Lindley, Huddersfield. Mansol (G.B.) Ltd., Hollands Road, Haverhill. * Mardon, Son & Hall Ltd., Dixon Road, Brislington, Bristol 4. Taylor & Lodge Ltd., Rashcliffe Mills, Albert Road, Hud- Marshall & Brush Ltd"., Dundee Carpet Works, Balgray dersfield. Place, Dundee. Telcon-Magnetic Cores Ltd., Block 4, Bums Road, Indus- McVitie & Price Ltd., Levenshulme Biscuit Works, Welling- trial Estate, Chapelhall and Block 5, Burns Road, Indus- ton Road North, Stockport. trial Estate, Chapelhall. Medfare Ltd., Hermit Road, London E.16. The Telegraph Condenser Co. Ltd., Wales Farm Road, The Metal Box Co. Ltd., Knight Road, Strood, Rochester. North Acton, London W.3. Tlie Methil Brick Co. Ltd., Aberhill, Methil. Texas Instruments Ltd., Manton Lane, Bedford, Middlemost Brothers & Co. Ltd., Clough House Mills, Thorn-A.E.L Radio Valves & Tubes Ltd., "A" Factory, Norman Road, Birkby, Huddersfield. Pallion, Sunder land. David C. Miller & Co. Ltd., Avon Bank Works, Millheugh, William Thyne Ltd., Langmuir Works, Sigh thill, Edin- Larkhall and Avonbank Mills, Millheugh, Larkhall. burgh 11. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Ltd., Coltness Street, Queenslk George Turner & Co. Ltd., Albion Mills, Bank Street, Brig- Industrial Estate, Glasgow E3. bouse and Owler Ings Molls, Owler Ings Road, Brighouse..
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