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1582 the London Gazette, Hth February 1969 1582 THE LONDON GAZETTE, HTH FEBRUARY 1969 STROUD, William Edward Herbert (described in trading in partnership as FANCY GOODS the Receiving Order as William Edward Stroud), RETAILERS, under the style of " Vanity Fayre ", residing and carrying on business at 67, Sydenham from 115, Masbro Street, Rotherham aforesaid, and Street, Whitstable in the county of Kent as a formerly carrying on business as SOFT DRINK | PLASTERING CONTRACTOR. Court— and TOBACCO RETAILERS, under the style of CANTERBURY (by transfer from High Court of The Drink Shop from 123, Masbro Street, Rother- Justice). No. of Matter—68A of 1968. Trustee's ham aforesaid, previously carrying on business as Name, Address and Description—Albury, Arthur LADIES HAIRDRESSERS, under the style of James, 5, Dane John, Canterbury, Chartered "Paulettes" from 119, Masbro Street, Rotherham Accountant. Date of Certificate of Appointment aforesaid, and formerly residing at 141, Kimber- —30th Jan., 1969. worth Road, Rotherham aforesaid. Court— SHEFFIELD. No. of Matter—105 of 1968. SHERMAN, Joan (spinster), of 9, Northgate Street, Trustee's Name, Address and Description—Bain- Ipswich in the county of Suffolk, and Beachcote, bridge, Robert John, 3, Paradise Square, Sheffield, Undercliff Road East, Felixstowe in the county of SI 2DE, Chartered Accountant. Date of Certificate Suffolk, retired ARCHITECT (described in the of Appointment—4th Feb., 1969. Receiving Order as J. Sherman (spinster)). Court— IPSWICH. No. of Matter—17 of 1968. Trustee's GREENHALGH, Brian Stanley, of 66, Parsonage Name, Address and Description—Patterson, Ronald Lane, Windsor, Berkshire, AIR TRAFFIC Alexander, Knapton House, 12, Lower Brook CONTROL OFFICER. Court—SLOUGH. No. Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, Chartered Accountant. of Matter—57 of 1968. Trustee's Name, Address Date of Certificate of Appointment—4th Feb., and Description—Kinsley, John Terence, 8, Sheet 1969. Street, Windsor, Berkshire, Chartered Accountant. Date of Certificate of Appointment—5th Feb., STEPHENS, Gordon West (in the Receiving Order 1969. described as G. Stephens (male)), residing and carrying on business at 57, Middle Street, Sibble- WHITELAND, Alfred Sidney, of "Rhodesia", toft in the county of Northampton, and previously Gardiners Lane, Crays Hill, Billericay, and carrying at Station House, North Kilworth, near Rugby in on business from 6, Benfleet Road, Hadleigh both the county of Warwick, AGRICULTURAL CON- in the county of Essex, as a Coal Merchant, trading TRACTOR. Court—LEICESTER. No. of Matter under the style of Rayleigh District Coal Supplies. —70 of 1968. Trustee's Name, Address and Court—SOUTHEND. No. of Matter—3 of 1969. Description—Bulley, Maurice Ernest, 69-71, Trustee's Name, Address and Description— Lincoln Road, Peterborough, Accountant. Date of Hammond, Kenneth William, 289-293, Regent Certificate of Appointment—6th Feb., 1969. Street, London, W.I, Chartered Accountant. Date of Certificate of Appointment—6th Feb., 1969. PALMER, Patrick Alfred James, residing at "Tidmarsh Cottage", Manor Farm Lane, Tid- MERRICK, Harold Percy, Sales Representative, marsh, Berkshire, COMPANY DIRECTOR, lately residing and lately carrying on business at Holm- residing at " Little Paddocks ", Woolhampton Hill, wood, Ash Grove, Chinley in the county of Derby, Woolhampton, Berkshire. Court—NEWBURY. as a HAULAGE CONTRACTOR and No. of Matter—9 of 1968. Trustee's Name, BUILDERS' MERCHANT, described in the Re- Address and Description—Hunt, John, 175, Friar ceiving Order as Harold Percy Merrick, of Holm- Street, Reading, Chartered Accountant. Date of wood, Ashgrove Road, Chinley in the county of Certificate of Appointment—3rd Feb., 1969. Derby, Haulage Contractor and Builders Merchant. Court—STOCKPORT. No. of Matter—41 of 1968. MACKENZIE, Sidney William (described in the Trustee's Name, Address and Description—Free- Receiving Order as S. W. Mackenzie (male)), man, John Albert, 8, Manchester Road, Bury, residing and lately carrying on business under the Chartered Accountant. Date of Certificate of name or style of Broomhill Park Social Club, at Appointment—5th Feb., 1969. Broomhill House, Broomhill Park, Nottingham Road, Hucknall in the county of Nottingham, as a MORGAN, William Kenneth, unemployed, residing SOCIAL CLUB PROPRIETOR, now of no occu- at 28, Heath Road, Ashton-in-Makerfield in the pation. Court—NOTTINGHAM. No. of Matter county of Lancaster, and lately carrying on business —50 of 1968. Trustee's Name, Address and there as a WHOLESALE and RETAIL WINE and Description—Turton, Richard Charles, Clumber SPIRIT MERCHANT and GROCER, and as a Avenue, Sherwood Rise, Nottingham, Chartered MINERAL WATER RETAILER under the style Accountant. Date of Certificate of Appointment— of " Star Minerals " and at " The 68 Cafe ", Gerard 6th Feb., 1969. Street, Ashton-in-Makerfield aforesaid as a RESTAURATEUR. Court—WIGAN. No. of BATCHELLIER, Peter George Frank, of 5, Bride- Matter—15 of 1968. Trustee's Name, Address and well Close, North Leigh, Oxfordshire, at one time Description—Ashworth, John Joseph, 369, Corn carrying on business under the style of " Globe Exchange Buildings, Hanging Ditch, Manchester, 4, Taxis, Witney" from 58, Corn Street, Witney, Accountant. Date of Certificate of Appointment Oxfordshire, formerly from 63, Corn Street, —5th Feb., 1969. Witney, Oxfordshire. Court—OXFORD. No. of Matter—-46 of 1968. Trustee's Name, Address and Description—Peak, Michael Frederick Ronald, 16, RELEASE OF TRUSTEES Beaumont Street, Oxford, Chartered Accountant. Date of Certificate of Appointment—4th Feb., BROWN, Sydney Maxwell, of 95, Farnham Lane, 1969. Farnham Royal, Bucks., SURVEYOR and HOTEL MANAGER, and carrying on business at 52, FINCH, Jack Henry, residing at 29, St. Paul's Road, Hunter Street, London, W.C.I, 24, Coram Street, Southsea, formerly residing - at Hillside House, London, W.C.I, 20 and 21, Brunswick Square, Purbrook Heath Road, Purbrook, 43, Clarence London, W.C.I, and Leigham Court Hotel, Leigham Parade, Southsea, and 558, Commercial Road, Court Road, Streatham, London, S.W.16. Court— Portsmouth, and trading under the name or style HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. No. of Matter of John Finch Carpets, from 45, Fawcett Road, —321 of 1963. Trustee's Name, Address and Des- Southsea, and as a Tobacconist, under the name or cription—Ward, William Robert, 2, Arundel Street, style of P. & S. Finch, at 188, New Road, Copnor, London, W.C.2, Chartered Accountant. Date of Portsmouth, all in the county of Hants as Release—15th Nov., 1968. CARPET RETAILER and TOBACCONIST. Court—PORTSMOUTH. No. of Matter—2 of DUNN, Samuel, of and trading as S. and B. L. Dunn 1969. Trustee's Name, Address and Description— as a PLUMBER and BUILDING CONTRACTOR Brewin, Sydney, 14, North Street, Havant, Hants, at 125s, Green Lanes, London, N.13, and also Chartered Accountant. Date of Certificate of trading at 90B, Stoke Newington High Street, Appointment—7th Feb., 1969. London, N.16. Court—HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. No. of Matter—1139 of 1966. Trustee's MUSCROFT, George Harry, unemployed, Lorry Name, Address and Description—Whitehead, Driver, and MUSCROFT, Margaret (married Wilfred Victory House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2, woman), residing at 9, Hoyland Road, Hoyland Senior Official Receiver. Date of Release—5th Common, near Barnsley in the county of York, Feb., 1969. For any late Notices fee Contents list on first page.
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