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Public Notices H.M 7138 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21sT OCTOBER 1960 PUBLIC NOTICES H.M. LAND REGISTRY (32) Petham Chapel, Petham, Kent, by W. D. Sweeting, Mead Manor, Broad Oak, Sturry, The following land is 'about to be registered. Any Kent, P. P. G. Squirrell, The .School House, objections should be addressed to " BUM. -Land Petham, Kent, and T. W. G. Knowles, " Ridge- Registry, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London W.C.2" iway," White Hill, Nackington, Canterbury, before 4th November 1960. Kent. (33) 37 Birkbeck Road, Beckenham, Kent, by H. D. FREEHOLD Murray of that address. (1) Plots U060 and 1061 Kents Hill Estate, Thunders- (34) 1, 2 and 3 Spring Cottages, Blewbury, Berks., ley, Essex, >by B. C. Lazell, 3d 2 London Road, by E. M. Price, Orchard Dene House, Blew- Thundersley, and G. iE. S. iBrown. 347 Kents bury. Hill Road South, Thundersley. (35)' Land in St. Andrew's iRoad, Eastoke, Hayling (2) Little Purls Hill Farm, Gt. Maplestead, Essex, Island, Hants., by J. H. and I. V. Kerby, by 'I. Kertnan, 111 Mansfield Street, London Stanley Farm, Chobham .Road, Knaphil'l, W/l, and M. A. Hart, IB Mansfield Street Woking, and G. R. and A. E. Ward, 190 aforesaid. Oxbridge .Road, Southall, Middx. (3) 54 Park Road East, Acton, London W.3, by W. L. (36) 5/913' Southleigh Road, 'Emsworth, Hants., by Howard of that address. J. D. and E. M. Muir both of that address. (4) 26 'Bath Street, Cheltenham, Glos., by E. L. T. (37) 11-6 Victoria Gardens, Victoria Road, Fleet, Oapp, 2'8 Bath Street aforesaid. Hants., by Doniifar Developments Limited. (5) 24 Mackie Grove, .Filton, Nr. Bristol, Glos., by (38) 'Land adijacent to Langbury Lane, -Ferring, Ruston & Hornsby Limited. Sussex, by G. F. Scrace (Worthing) Limited. (6) "Church Piece," Lord's Lane, Bradwiell, Suffolk. (i39) Plot 22 Winton Avenue, Saltdean, Sussex, by by (Russell & William West Limited. L. T. and E. White, both of 6 Larch-wood (7) 1 and 2 Church Cottages, Wicfcford, Essex, by Close, Banstead, Surrey. M. G. E. Kemp, Progress Hill Avenue, Wick- (40) 10, 10A and 10s Hanover Square, and (13-17 ford. Princes Street, London iW.il, by 'F. W. Lindgren (8) 57 (Willesden. Lane, Willesdien, London N.W.-10, and W. iE. Emms, both of 312 Victoria Street, by D. J. 'Bendle, 114 Old iChristchurch Road, London S.W.1. Bournemouth, Hants. (41.) 4 Lansdownie 'Road, Croydon, Surrey, by Bur- (9) 12 Regent iRow, Brighton, Sussex, by Marks & leigih Gardens Investment Limited. Spencer Limited. (42) 32 Guild ford 'Road, Woking, Surrey, by London (10) 110 Julians Road, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, by (Necropolis Company Limited. C. H. IDegnan, "Highe House." Corfe Mullen. (43) 7i2 Lower Thames! Street, (London E.C.3, by (Nr. Wimborne, Dorset. Corporation of London. (.1.1) Part lO.S. Map No. 729, St. Blazey, Cornwall, (44) 2 Seymour Place, South Norwood, London by English Clays Levering & Pochin & Co. S.E.25, by A. Jenner df that address. Ltd. (45) 15 The Square, Carshalton, Surrey, by P. B. (12) 1 Heathfield Close, Maidstone, Kent, by K. Morton, 114 Queens 'Road, Uxbridge, Middx. Booth of that address. (46) Garage No. 4 Loughborougbi 'Road, (Ruddington, (•10) Land in 'Rornney Street, Shoreham, Kent, by Notts., by Eh-nsworth, Property Company G. S. Booker, Broomy Craft, Woodlands. Limited. Kemsing, Kent. (47) 49 High Street, Brecon, land on (N. side of High (,14) Land west of Elham Valley Road, Elham, Street, 'Uppingham, Rutland, 3 and 5 Bridge •Kent, by Her Majesty's Postmaster General. Street Horncastle, Lines., 11 and i!2 Broad (1.5) 4 Whitley Road, Tottenham, London N.il7, by Street, Knighton, Radnor, 3, 5 and 7 Church. Lloyds- Bank Limited, 7'1 Lombard Street, Street, Southwell, Notts., 2 Church Street, London E.C.3, and B. T. 'Ford, Kingsbury Lutterworth Leics., 2 High Street, Pershorc, House, Marlborough, Wilts. Worcs., '19 Market Place, Long Button, Lines., (16) 270 Widney Lane, Solihull, Warwicks., by D. C. 24 and 25 High Street, Chepstow, Mom., 28 Phillips of 'that address. High Street, Stourport-on-Severn, Worcs., 10 (17) (10 Elizabeth Drive, Wickford, Essex, by S. J. High Street, Littleport, Cambs., 13' High Street, IStokes df that address. Moreton-in-the-M'arsh, G'los., 16 and >18 New (il'S) Land on N. side of Hockliffe Road, Leighton Street, Wellington, Salop, 44 and 46 High Street, Buzzard, Beds., by Claymark Development March, Cambs., land on W. of High Street, Limited. Clare, Suffolk, 13 and 5- St. Mary's Road, (19j) 29 Exeter iRoad, Willesden, London N.W.10, by Market Harborough, Leics., '1 Long Street, G. H. Flintham, 1 Melrose Avenue, London Tetbury, Glos., 9 and 11 High Street, and 8 N.W.2. and 10 Drapers Lane, Leominster, Hereford, (20) Holding No. 23 (a) Glanrhyd, Llanerchymiedd, and 1 High Street, Ledbury, Hereford, by Anglesey, Wales, by Anglesey County Council. GJW.H. Properties Limited. (21) Ground floor flat, Bleak House, 21 The Terrace, (48) 27, 29, 3:1 and 30 Gwyn Street and '14 Thurlow Aldeburgh, Suffolk, by E. A. S. Alexander, Street, Bedford, by Beaumont Securities " Bifrons," Aldeburgh. Limited. (22) Land on W. side of Gotherington Lane, Bishops (49) Land S. of Leigh Road, Leigh-on-lSea, Essex, Cleeve, Glos., by R. R. Hitchins, Barnwood by E.B. Securities Limited. Lodge, IBarnwood, Glos. (50) Corona Cinema and former car park adjoining, (23) Plot 188 Pulford Drive, Scraptoft, Leios., by Leigh Road, Leigh-on-Siea, Essex by A. W. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of Bailey, ;10J London Pxoad, South end-on-Sea, the City of Leicester. Essex. (24) (Land N. of St. Whites Road, Cinderford, (51) Land SjE. of Hart Street and land (N.E. of Glos., by W. G. Giles & Sons Limited. Abbey Road, Barking, Essex, by The Chemical (25) Land on N.E. of Lower High Street, Cinder- Supply Company Limited. ford, Glos., by W. G. Powell & Son Limited. (52) Part of O.S. 242 and land in Gaia Fields, St. (26) Land on North Pen^y-Bryn Road, Upper Chad Lichfield Staffs, by Henry Boot & Sons Colwyn Bay, Llandrillo-yn-i'Rhos, Denbigh, by (Midlands) Limited. Charles Jones Developments Ltd. (513) Land corner of York 'Road and 'Brook Road, (27) 59 Cromwell Road, Forest Gate, London E.7, .Brentford, Middx., by Trico-Folberth Limited. by iF. M. White of that address. (54) Land at rear of 472' Whalebone Lane North, (28) 24 Station IRoad, -Forest Gate, London E.7, by Chadwell Heath, Essex, by Alexander H. Cross •H. M. Campbell, "-Roquebrune," Southend Limited. Road, Corringham, Essex. (29) Constance Cottage, Couch's Mill, St. Winnow, LEASEHOLD Cornwall, by D. J. Moore of that address. (1) 28 Limlburg Road, Battersea, London S.W./11, by (30) " St. Anne's," Coach "Road, Acrise, Kent, by H. 'J. Thomas, 8 Market Street, and L. (Rhys- M. F. Dinneen and T. M. White both of that Jones, 21 Portland Street, Aberystwyth, address. Cardigan. (3ll) Land at junction o'f London Road and Swanley (2;) 174 Warren Drive, Tolworth, Surrey, by M. E. Lane, Swanley Junction, Kent, by Swanley Pro- Graham, 64 Home Park Road, Wimbledon perties Limited. Park, London S.WJ19..
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