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The Belfast Gazette, February 6, 1931. 109 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 6, 1931. 109 MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS FOR the lands of Gortshalgan, situate in the Barony NORTHERN IRELAND. of Dungannon Middle and County of Tyrone, 29f7i January, 1931. has been lodged in the Registrar's Office of this Court at 7 Upper Queen Street, Belfast, The Lords Justices of Northern Ireland and may be there inspected, and that the have been pleased to appoint the under- sixth day of March, 1931, has been fixed as mentioned gentlemen to the Office of High the last day on which claims or objections to Sheriff for the following County Boroughs in the said Schedule of Incumbrances may be Northern Ireland: — lodged. County Borough of Belfast. Dated the 4th day of February, 1931. Captain David Cecil Lindsay, Lissue House, W. DICK, Chief Examiner. Lisburn. Simmons, Meglaughlin & Orr, County Borough of Londonderry. Solicitors for Vendors, Sir Basil McFarland, Bart., Aberfoyle, 2 Wellington Place, Belfast. Londonderry. Final Notice to Claimants and Incximbrancers. Provisional List No. 1965" (Notice). COURT OF THE LAND PURCHASE LAND PURCHASE COMMISSION, COMMISSION. NORTHERN IRELAND. NORTHERN IRELAND. NORTHERN IRELAND LAND ACT, 1925. LAND PURCHASE ACTS. Estate of NOBAH SIMPSON (wife of Charles Simpson). Record No. N.I. 1231. County of Armagh. Record No. N.I. 1867. Estate of JOHN STUART KENNEDY. WHEREAS the above-mentioned Norah County 'of Antrim. Simpson claims to be the Owner of a holding TAKE NOTICE that the Allocation Schedule in the occupation of William Kelly, viz., Plot of Incumbrances affecting the proceeds of the No. 1 in the townland of Carryhugh, containing Sale of the Lands in the above matter, viz.: — lla. Or. 7p., in the Barony of Armagh and the lands of Millquarter (part of), situate in County of Armagh. the Barony of Toome Upper and County of And Whereas particulars with respect to Antrim, has been lodged in the Registrar's such lands have been furnished to the said Office of this Court at 7 Upper Queen Street, Commission. Belfast, and may be there inspected, and that Now The Land Purchase Commission, the sixth day of March, 1931, has been fixed Northern Ireland, hereby gives Notice that as the last day on which claims or objections having considered the particulars, it appears to the said Schedule of Incumbrances may be to the said Commission that the said lands lodged. are lands to which the Provisions of Part II Dated the 4th day of February, 1931. of the said Act do not apply, and accordingly F. C. MAcNEICE, it is not intended that the said holding in Examiner. the above-mentioned townland shall vest in John K. Currie & Son, the said Commission by virtue of Part II of Solicitors for Vendor, the said Act. Any person objecting to the non-inclusion 7 Donegall Square West, in a Provisional List of this holding may lodge Belfast. his objection on or before the 6th day of March, 1931. Final Notice to Claimants and Incumbrancers. Such objection must be in conformity with the requirements of Order VIII of the Land COURT OF THE LAND PURCHASE Purchase (Northern Ireland) Rules, 1929. COMMISSION. The Owner has given the name and address NORTHERN IRELAND. of John W. Simpson, Solicitor, Scotch Street, Armagh, as the name and address of the LAND PURCHASE ACTS. solicitor or other person to be served on her Record No. N.I. 713. behalf with all objections to the above notice. Dated this 4th day of February, 1931. Estate of RICHARD MERVYN WILSON, M.D. W. E. MACLATCHY, County of Tyrone. Land Purchase Commission, Secretary. Northern Ireland, TAKE NOTICE that the Allocation Schedule 7 Upper Queen Street, of Incumbrances affecting the proceeds of the Belfast. Sale of the Lands in the above matter, viz.: — the lands of Corramore (part of) and Derg- brough (part of), both situate in the Barony Final Notice to Claimants and Incumbrancers. of Strabane Upper and County of Tyrone, has COURT OF THE LAND PURCHASE been lodged in the Registrar's Office of this COMMISSION. Court at 7 Upper Queen Street, Belfast, and NORTHERN IRELAND. may be there inspected, and that the sixth day of March, 1931, has been fixed as the last day LAND PURCHASE ACTS. on which claims or objections to the said Sche- Record No. N.I. 1140. dule of Incumbrances may be lodged. Estate of SARAH LUCY CLARA ROBINSON (spin- Dated the 4th day of February, 1931. ster), and MARY JUDITH ROBINSON (spinster). R. R. McCUTCHEON, County of Tyrone. Examiner. TAKE NOTICE that the Allocation Schedule King Houston, of Incumbrances affecting the proceeds of the Solicitor for Vendor, Sale of the Lands in the above matter, viz.: — 24 Arthur Street, Belfast..
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