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9040 the London Gazette, 2Nd July 1984 Department Of 9040 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2ND JULY 1984 Companies Registration Office, During 28 days from 2nd July 1984 copies of the draft Companies House, Crown. Way, Order and relevant plan may be inspected at all reasonable Maindy, Cardiff CF4 3UZ hours at the Portsmouth City Council offices. Information Desk, Ground Floor, Civic Offices, Guildhall Square, 2nd July 1984 Portsmouth, and may be obtained free of charge from the Secretary of State (quoting ref. DSE 5237/35/1/L/084) at COMPANIES ACT 1948 the address stated below. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 353 (5) of the Within the above-mentioned period of 28 days, any per- Companies Act 1948. that the names of the undermentioned son may by notice to the Secretary of State for Transport Companies have been struck off the Register. Such Com- (ref. DSE 5237/35/1/L/084), at his address of the Director panies are accordingly dissolved as from the date of the (Transport), Departments of the Environment and Trans- publication of this notice. This list may include Companies port, South East Regional Office, 74 Epsom Road, Guild- which are being removed from the Register at their own ford, Surrey GUI 2BL, object to the making of the request. Order. LIST 1448 P. J. Carter, A Senior Executive Officer in the Depart- ment of Transport. (Ref. T9840/28/0600.) (3 SI) Alpha Chemie (U.K.) Limited Bryvon Limited The Trunk Road (All) (Picket Post) (Prohibition of U- Tiirns) Order 1984 Contract Furnishers (Swansea) Limited The Secretary of State for Transport proposes to make an Order under sections 1 (1), (2) and (3) of the Road Traffic Draughting & Design (Altrincham) Limited Regulation Act 1967, as amended by Part IX of the Transport Act 1968 on the Folkestone-Honiton Trunk Road E. H. McLaren & Co. (Beef) Limited (A31) in the district of New Forest in the county of Hampshire. Gittins & Gittins Limited .The effect of the Order would be to prevent vehicles Go-Skatei Limited travelling in the westbound carriageway of the trunk Hunts Prams Limited road from making a U-turn at the junction of the trunk road with: John Ryan & Associates (Recruitment) Limited (a) Burley Road (CIO); (b) Hightown (C179); and London Three Limited (c) Forest Corner (U120). A copy of the Order, together with a plan illustrating Majenway Limited the proposals and a statement explaining the Secretary of Metropolitan Contract Cleaners Limited State's reasons for proposing to make the Order, may be inspected during office hours at the offices of the Ring- Neville's Dairy Limited wood Town Council, " Green ways ", 71 Christchurch Road, Ringwood, Hampshire. Prestbrook Limited Any person desiring to object to the Secretary of State's proposal to make the Order should send not later than Rovern Motor Repairs Limited 23rd July 1984 to the Director (Transport), Departments of the Environment and Transport, South East Regional Stainbro Engineering Limited Office, 74 Epsom Road, Guildford, Surrey GUI 2BL, quot- ing ref. DSE 5057/41/7/TR37/013, a written statement of Tiller Limited his or her objection and of the grounds thereof. Udo Tottenham Court Road Limited P. I. Carter, A Senior Executive Officer in the Depart- ment of Transport. (Ref. LG2/28/0600.) (4 SI) Valdee (G.R.P.) Limited Warren Curteis (Hayes) Limited West Coast Yacht Charters Limited Zenith Installation & Construction (London) Limited MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, (2 SI) f>. B. Nottage, Registrar of Companies FISHERIES AND FOOD AND WELSH OFFICE THE IMPORTED FOOD REGULATIONS 1968, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AS AMENDED TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971 Canada: Official Certificates The Secretary of State for Transport hereby gives notice The following paragraph is in substitution for that which that he proposes to make an Order under section 209 of appeared on page 8281 of the London Gazette dated the above Act to .authorise the stopping-up of a length of 15th June 1984: Ferry Road at Portsmouth in the county of Hampshire to For fully-cooked or cured meat products excluding enable development consisting of a 300-berth marina and canned meat and excluding those derived in whole or in residential complex to be carried out in accordance with part from poultrymeat: to Certificates completed by the planning permission granted by Portsmouth City Council insertion of the following establishment number: under Part III of the said Act. 170..
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