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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 23 OCTOBER, 1923. 7129 No. 32873 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 23 OCTOBER, 1923. 7129 grove-cum-Bramhall, Handforth, Poynton- Say, Tittenley, Market Dray ton, Norton-in- with-Worth, Woodford, Styal, Wilmslow, Hales, Woore, and Adderley. Great Warford, Chorley (including its detached And also comprising: — part), Bollinfee (including its detached parts), Alderley Edge, Nether Alderley, Over Alderley, The county borough of Stoke-upon-Trent. Fallibroom, Birtles, Capesthorne, Chelford, Snelson, Prestbury, Mottram St. Andrew, Newton, Butley, Adlington, Gawsworth, Copies of the above Order can be obtained Wincle, Bosley, Brereton-cum-Smethwick, on application to the Secretary, Ministry of Olive, Stanthorne, Bostock, Byley, Middle- Agriculture and Fisheries, 4, Whitehall Place, wich, Inderton (including its detached parts), S.W. 1. Sproston, Cotton, Church Hulme, Twemlow, Blackden, Goostrey-cum-Burnshaw, Leese, Cranage, Allostock, Old Withington, Lower OEDEE OF THE MINISTEE OF Withington, Siddington, Marton, Baton, AGEICULTUEE AND FISHEEIES. North Eode, Blakenhall, Checkley-cum- (DATED 20TH OCTOBER, 1923.) Wrinehill, Bridgemere, Doddington, Hiin- sterson, Buerton, Audlem, Dodcott-cum- Wilkesley, Newhall, Wrenbury-cum-Frith, NOEFOLK (FOOT-AND-MOUTH Chorley, Norbury, Marbury-cum-Quoisley, DISEASE) OEDEE OF 1923. Wirswall, Bickley, Cholmondeley, Egerton, Hampton, Edge, Duckington, Larkton, Broxton, Bickerton, Harthill, Bulkeley, Bur- The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, by wardsley, Chowley, Aldersey, Coddington, virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in Edgerley, Churton-by-Aldford, Ghurton-by- him under the Diseases of Animals Acts, 1894 Farndon, Farndon, King's Marsh, Crewe, to 1922, and of every other power enabling him Strebton, Barton, Glutton, Garden, Tilston, in this behalf, hereby orders as follows:— Grafton, Caldecott, Church Shocklach, Shock- Area Affected. lach Oviatt, Oldcastle, Cuddington, Wisland, 1.—(1) This Order applies to the Area Agden, Tushingham-cum-Grindley, Bradley, described in the Schedule hereto. In this Macefen, Malpas, Chorlton, Overton, Horton, Order the Area is referred to as the Prohibited Eidley, Peckforton, Spurstow, Haughton, Area. Bunbury, Beestoon, Tiverton, Iddinshall, Tar- porley, Tilstone Fearnall, Wardle, Calveley, (2) If any farm (except any detached part) Alpraham, Eaton, Eushton, Wettenhall, Little is partly within and partly outside the Budworth, Morton, Threapwood, Newton Prohibited Area the whole shall be deemed to by-Malpas, Stockton, Wychough and Chidlow be within the Prohibited Area. Prohibition of Movement of Animals into, out In the administrative county of Stafford. of, or within Prohibited Area. The boroughs of Stafford and Newcastle- 2.—(a) The movement of cattle, sheep, goats under-Lyme; or swine into or out of the Prohibited Area is The petty sessional divisions of Leek prohibited, except as provided in the next (except the parishes of Quarnford, Hollins- following Article, provided that this Order shall clough, Heathylee, Longnor, Sheen, Fawfield- not prevent the movement of animals through head and its detached part, Warslow and such Area direct by railway without avoidable Elkstones, Butterton, Wetton, Alstonfield, delay if the animals are not untrucked within Ham and Blose with Swinscoe), Stone Pirehall such Area. North, Eccleshall (except the parishes of (b) The movement of any such animal along 'Western Jones, Norbury, and its detached or across any road or other highway or by water part, and Forton and its detached parts); within the Prohibited Area is prohibited. Cheadle (except the parishes of ChecTdey, (c) No such animals shall be allowed by the Bradley in the Moors, and Alton); and owner or person in charge thereof to stray upon The parishes of Whitgreave, Varlet, a road or other highway within the Prohibited Marston, Worston, Creswell, Seighford, Area. Eanton, Castle Church, Haughton, Gnosall, (d) No slaughterhouse manure or refuse shall Bradley, Coppenhall, Dunston, Penkridge, be moved out of the Prohibited Area or be Lapley (including its detached part), Church brought into contact with animals in such Area. Eaton, Blymhill, Weston-under-Lizard, Bow Brewood, Stretton, Kinvaston, Codsall, Provisions for Movement of Animals into Pro- Wrottesley (excluding its detached part), hibited Area for Immediate Slaughter. Paittingham, and Patshull. 3. Animals may be moved from premises outside the Prohibited Area to a slaughterhouse In the administrative county of Salop in any borough or urban district in that Area subject to the following conditions:— The borough of Wenlock ; (i) A licence authorising the movement The petty sessional divisions of Wellington must be obtained from an Inspector of the and Shifnal, and Local Authority of the destination before the The parishes of Upton Magna, Sutton, movement commences. This licence must Atcham, Berrington, Pitchford, Cound, Acton accompany the animals throughout the whole Burnall, Cressage, Sheinton, Harley, Kenley, movement. Hughley, Acton Round, Astley Abbots, (ii) The animals must be put on rail at a jWorfield, Eudge, Sutton-upon-Tern, Stoke- station outside the Prohibited Area, and be upon-Tern, Cheswardine, Whitchurch Urban, moved by railway without being untrucked Whitchurch Eura], Prees, Ightfield, Moreto-n within the Prohibited Area, until arrival at No. 32873 B.
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