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The London Gazette, Sth October 1974 8537 THE LONDON GAZETTE, STH OCTOBER 1974 8537 PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on Notice is hereby given that Her' Majesty was pleased on the 25 th July 1974, by Order in Council to confirm a the 6th September 1974 by Order in Council to confirm a Scheme made by the Church Commissioners for declaring Scheme made by the Church Commissioners for uniting redundant the church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Marl- the parishes of South Ormsby with Ketsby ; Calceby ; and borough, a chapel of ease in the parish of Marlborough, Driby in the diocese of Lincoln ; and declaring redundant Saint Mary the Virgin with Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the parish church of the parish 'of Driby. in the diocese of Salisbury. Copies of the said Order may be obtained on application Copies of the said Order may be obtained on application to the Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster, to the Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster, SW1P 3JZ. London SW1P 3JZ. PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 TREASURY Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on the 25th July 1974, by Order in Council to confirm a Treasury Chambers, London S.W.I. Scheme made by the Church Commissioners for uniting the parishes of Wold Newton and Hawerby-cum-Beesby, in 4th October 1974. the diocese of Lincoln, and declaring redundant the parish church of the parish of Hawerby-cum-Beesby. TENDERS FOR TREASURY BILLS Copies of the said Order may be obtained on application 1. The Lords 'Commissioners of Her Majesty's to the Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster, Treasury hereby give notice that Tenders will be received London SW1P 3JZ. at the Chief Cashier's Office at the Bank of England on Friday, the llth October 1974, at 1 p.m. for Treasury PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 Bills to be issued under the Treasury Bill Act, 1877, and Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on the National Loans Act, 1968, to the amount of £60,000,000. the 25th July 1974 by Order in Council to confirm a 2. The Bills will be in amounts of £5,000, £10,000, Scheme made by the Church Commissioners providing for £25,000, £50,000, £100,000 or £250,000. They will be the demolition of the redundant church of All Saints, dated at the option of the tenderer on any business day Boothen, in the diocese of Lichfield, and empowering the from Monday, 14th October 1974, to Friday the 18th 1 October 1974, inclusive, and will be due 91 days after said Commissioners to sell its site and the land annexed date. or belonging thereto. 3. The Bills will be issued and paid at the Bank of England. PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 4. Each Tender must be for an amount not less than Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on £50,000, and must specify the date on which the Bills the 25th July 1974 by Order in Council to confirm a required are to be dated, and the net amount per cent, Scheme made by the Church Commissioners for appro- (being a multiple of one new half-penny) which will be priating part of the churchyard of the parish church of given for the amount applied for. Separate Tenders must the parish of Saint Giles, Durham, in the diocese of be lodged for Bills of different dates. Durham, as a site for a residence, house and garden for 5. Tenders must be made through a London Banker, the incumbent of the benefice. Discount House or Broker. Copies of the said Order may be obtained on application 6. Notification will be sent on the same day as Tenders to the Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster, are received to the person whose Tenders are accepted SW1P 3JZ. in whole- or in part.. Payments in full of the amounts due in respect of such accepted Tenders must be made PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 to the Bank of England by means of cash or by draft Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on or cheque drawn on the Bank of England not later than the 6th September 1974 by Order in Council to confirm a 1.30 p.m. on the day on which the relative Bills are to Scheme made by the Church Commissioners for (1) uniting be dated. the benefices and parishes of Holy Trinity, Bristol and St. 7. Members of the House of Commons are not pre- Gabriel with St. Lawrence, Easton, in the diocese of cluded from tendering for these Bills. Bristol; (2) declaring redundant the parish church of the 8. Tenders must be made on the printed forms which parish of St. Gabriel' with St. Lawrence, Easton; and (3) may be obtained from the Chief Cashier's Office, Bank providing for a future declaration of redundancy in respect of England. of the parish church of the parish of Holy Trinity, Bristol. 9. The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury Copies of the said Order may be obtained on application reserve the right of rejecting any Tenders. to the Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster, SW1P 3JZ. TAX DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 Treasury Chambers, Parliament Street, London, SW1P 3AG. Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on the 6th September 1974 by Order in Council to confirm a The Treasury, in pursuance of the provisions of para- Scheme made by the Church Commissioners providing for graph 10 of the Prospectus dated 29th March 1973, hereby the appropriation of the redundant church of Saint Andrew, give notice that they directed on 8th October 1974 that no South Huish, in the diocese of Exeter, to use as a monu- further deposits, should be received. Deposits held in ment and empowering the Exeter Diocesan Board of accounts after 8th October 1974 shall be applied in satis- Finance to lease the redundant building and the land faction of tax or withdrawn for cash within the' period annexed or belonging thereto for such use. ending with 1st January 1977. Copies of the said Order may be obtained on application to the Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster, SW1P 3JZ. FOREIGN AND PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 COMMONWEALTH OFFICE Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty was pleased on the 6th September 1974 by Order in Council to confirm a Scheme made by the Church- Commissioners for uniting London S.W.1. the benefices and parishes of St. George Tombland with 27th' September 1-97*. St. Simon and St. Jude, Norwich ; St.' Martin at Palace, Norwich ; and St. Michael at Plea, Norwich, with St. Peter, The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to appoint, with Hungate; in the diocese of Norwich;, and declaring re- effect from the dates respectively indicated: dundant the parish church of the parish of St. Martin at Kenneth. Douglas Jamieson, Esquire, C.M.G., to be Her Palace, Norwich and the parish church of the parish of Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, St. Michael at Plea, Norwich with St. Peter, Hungate. to the Republic of Peru, (4 July 1974). Copies of the said Order may' be obtained on application George Frank Norman Reddaway, Esquire, C.B.E1,. to be to the Church Commissioners. 1 Millbank, Westminster, Her Majesty's- Ambassador. Extraordinary and Plenipoten- SW1P 3JZ. tiary & the Polish- People's Republic (10" July 1974). A 2.
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