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9518 the LONDON GAZETTE, Loxn NOVEMBER 1964 9518 THE LONDON GAZETTE, lOxn NOVEMBER 1964 Bristol Co-operative Society Ltd. Confectionery Lister and Co. Ltd. South Mill, Manningham Mills, Department, Chester Road, Whitehall, Bristol 5. Bradford 9. British Insulated Callender's Cables Ltd. Prescot. Lithomasters (R. E. Wilson and J. A. W. Harrison The British Oxygen Co. Ltd. Quasi Arc Works, t/a). Harris Street, Camberwell, London S.E.5. Oxford Street, Bilston. London Transport Board. Cockfosters Depot, Bramley British Sealed Beams Ltd. Rockingham Road,^Corby. Road, Southgate, London N.I4, Ealing Common British Sugar Corporation Ltd. Foley Park, Kidder- Depot, Granville Gardens, Ealing, London W.5, minster, Ipswich Road, Sproughton, Ipswich, Queen Hainault Depot, New North Road, Hainault, Adelaide, Ely and Sugar Factory, Brigg. Morden Depot, Epsom Road, Morden, Neasden B S R Ltd. College Milton, East Kilbride. Depot, North Circular Road, Neasden, London Busby Spinning Co. Ltd. Bridgend Mills, Kilwinning. N.W.10, Ruislip Depot, West End Road, Ruislip, Cairnryan Ltd. Lochryanside, Stranraer. and Upminster Depot, Front Lane, Cranham, J. and J. Cash Ltd. Kingfield Works, Kingfield Road, Upminster. Coventry. John Lumb and Co. (Division of United Glass Ltd.). Chapman & Co. (Balham) Ltd. Canterbury Mills, Cheeseborough Yard, Albion Street, Castleford, and Canterbury Road, Croydon. Hightown Works, Albion Street, Castleford. George Christie Ltd. Broomloan Road, Glasgow Mansfields (Norwich) Ltd. Peacock Street, Norwich, S.W.I. and St. Saviours Lane, Norwich. Cleveland Twist Drill (Great Britain) Ltd. Station Marshall, Kaye & Marshall Ltd. Oaklands Mill, Road, Peterhead. Netherfield Road, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury. Clyde Paper Co. Ltd. Cambuslang Road, Rutherglen, Marshall •& Snelgrove (Marshalls Ltd. T/A). Bond Glasgow. Street, Leeds 1. Colvilles Ltd. Dalzell Steel Works, Motherwell. William McCoard and Son Ltd. Whitevale Cotton The Darwen Paper Mill Co. Ltd. Darwen Mill, Mills, Portland Road, Irvine. Balle Street, Darwen and Darwen Mill, Hilton J. McGavigan and Co. Ltd. Woodilee Road, Kirkin- Street, Darwen. tilloch. D.M. Industrial Plastics Ltd. Industrial Estate Melvar Printed Fabrics Ltd. Westfield Mills, Wesley Irvine. Street, Ossett. Doltone Ltd. Ball Hill, South Normanton. The Metal Box Co. Ltd. Kendal Avenue, Westfields Dover Carpet Weaving Co. Ltd. Limekiln Street, Road, Acton, London W.3. Dover. Wm. Milne (Falkirk) Ltd. Burnbank Road, Falkirk. Downs, Coulter & Co. Ltd. Yarrow Mill, Yarrow Morris Motors Ltd. No. 2 Factory, Cowley. Road, Chorley. Morris and Lowe Ltd. River Street, The Quay, Dowty Mining Equipment Ltd. Nos. 3 and 10 Units, Lancaster. Ashchurch, Tewkesbury. Muirhead & Sons Ltd. Grangemouth Sawmills, Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd. Speke Hall Road, Liver- Earl's Road, Grangemouth. pool 24. Nairn-Williamson Ltd. Scottish Linoleum Works, Dunn and Wilson Ltd. Bellevue Bindery, Meadow South Factory, Nairn Street, Kirkcaldy. Street, Falkirk. Oliver & Boyd Ltd. Tweeddale Court, High Street, East Kent Packers Ltd. Whitstable Road, Faversham. Edinburgh 1. East Liverpool Hospital Management Committee. Olympia (Redacre) Ltd. Crest Mill, Queensway, Broadgreen Hospital, Edge Lane Drive, Liver- Castleton, Rochdale. pool 14. Osram (G.E.C.) Ltd. Kingsway North, Team Valley Max Factor & Co. Inc. Francis Avenue, West Howe, Trading Estate, Gateshead. Bournemouth. Painter Brothers Ltd. Mortimer Road, Hereford. Ferodo Lt. Chapel-en-le-Frith. Pilkington Brothers Ltd. Sheet Works. Grove Street, Formica Ltd. Norham Road, West Chirton, North St. Helens. Shields. Pioneer OiQsealing and Moulding Co. Ltd. Lower John Foster & Son Ltd. Black Dyke Mills, Queens- Clough Mill, Barrowford, Nelson. bury, Bradford. Plessey—U.K. Ltd. Downley Road, Havant and New H. Frost & Co. Ltd. New Street, Fieldgate, Walsall. Lane, Havant. G.E.C. (Domestic Equipment) Ltd. Swinton Works, Redfearn Brothers Ltd. Monk Bretton Glass Works. Mexborough. Barnsley. G.K.N. Steel Co. Ltd. (Brymbo Steel Works Branch). Redman & Smith (H. F. Hartley Ltd. T/A). Standard Brymbo, near Wrexham. Mills, Cross Hills, near Keighley. Glass Tubes and Components Ltd. Sheffield Road Reed Corrugated Cases Ltd. Bath Road. Thatcham. Glassworks, Chesterfield. near Newbury. Leonard Green (Garages) Ltd. Barbers Avenue, J. F. Riddel and Co. Ltd. Motherwell Road, Bells- Parkgate, Rotherham. hill. Greenmill Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Green Mill, Riggs Ltd. Albert Mill, Crawford Street, Rochdale, Platting Lane, Rochdale. Rippers Ltd. Sible Hedingham, Halstead. Guest Keen Iron and Steel Works (Branch of G.K.N. Robinson & Pickford (1928) Ltd. Watling Street. Steel Co. Ltd.). Lewis Road, East Moors, Cardiff. Leicester. Hack Saws Ltd. Aven Works, Tickhill Road, Maltby, E. S. & A. Robinson Ltd. Avon Mills, Keynsham, near Rotherham. East Street Works, Bedminster, Bristol 3 and Harland and Wolff Ltd. Main Works, Old Docks, Carton Factory, Filwood Road, Fishponds, Bristol. Southampton. Ro31s-Royce Ltd. Blocks 9 and 9A, North Blantyre Hawker Siddeley Aviation Ltd. De Havilland Divi- Industrial Estate, Blantyre and " K " Block, Hilling- sion, Broughton Works, Chester. ton Road, Glasgow S.W.2. William Hirst and Son (Huddersfield) Ltd. Turn- T. Rose Hilton Ltd. Queen's Road, Ashton-under- bridge Mills, Quay Street, Huddersfield. Lyne. The Hoffman Manufacturing Co. Ltd. " C " Factory, Simms Motor Units Ltd. Oak Lane, East Finchley New Street, Chelmsford. N.2. John C. Horsfa'l and Sons Ltd. Hayfield Mills, Smith and Wellstood (Manufacturing) Ltd. Chattan Glusburn, near Keighley. Foundry, Bonnybridge. R. W. Hourd and Son Ltd. Mill Street, Stafford. Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd. The Rotunda, E. Illingworth and Co. Ltd. Coxmoor Road, Sutton- Oldway, Paigniton. in-Ashfield. Strathleven Bonded Warehouses Ltd. Gooseholm, J. E. Ingham and Sons Ltd. Stoneholme Mill, Dumbarton. Crawshawbooth, Rossendale. Jarrold & Sons Ltd. St. James' Works, Cowgate, Strongbow Box Co. Ltd. Evanton. Norwich. Sunchild Ltd. Industrial' Estate, Stoneykirk Road. Johnson, Matthey & Co. Ltd. Haydn Park Works, Stranraer. Askew Road, London W.I2. Sun Valley Poultry Ltd. Grandstand Works, Grand- Johnson and Johnson (Gt. Britain) Ltd. Southampton stand Road, Hereford. Road, Cosham. Swan Mill Paper Co. Ltd. Goldsel Road, Swanley. Jute Industries Ltd. Camperdown Works, Methven John Taylors Ltd. Colne Road Mills, Colne Road. Street, Dundee, Douglasfield Works, Douglas Road, Huddersfield. Dundee, HeathSeld Works, Hawkhill, Dundee, and Taylor and Littlewood Ltd. Newsome Mills, Walton Works, Brook Street, Dundee. Huddersfield. Thomas C. Keay Ltd. Densfield Works, North Isla The Taylor Floorcloth Co. Ltd. Tayside Works. Street, Dundee. Newburgh, Fife. William Kenyon, Platt and Parkes Ltd. Stamford Wm. Teacher and Sons Ltd. Craigpark Bond, Works, Railway Street, Dukinfield. Flemington Street, Springburn, Glasgow..
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