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The London Gazette, 13Th June 1968 6673 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 13TH JUNE 1968 6673 said Partnership will be received and paid, discharged, name of Louise in addition to her former forename and rectified respectively by the said John Ettridge of Hannah, so that she may hereafter be known and William Dorrell, who continue to trade in as Hannah Louise Jones.—Dated the 10th day of Partnership under the style of Harlow Fencing June 1968. Company.—Dated 28th May 1968. Becke, Green & Stops, 3 Spencer Parade, /. Ettridge (288) Northampton. W. Dorrell (235) /. W. Blakeney Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll dated Notice is hereby given that -die Partnership lately the 16th May 1968, and enrolled in the Supreme subsisting between us the undersigned John Adamson Court of Judicature on the 10th June 1968, Diane and Peter Armstrong, carrying on business as Coach Sarah Patricia Ogilvy, of 20 Rayners Road, Putney, Painters and Motor Vehicle Repairers at Gildersome London, feme sole, the mother and legal guardian in the county of York under the style or firm of of EMMA JANE OGILVY, of 20 Rayners Road, ARMSTRONG & ADAMSON has been dissolved by Putney, London, on behalf of the said Emma Jane mutual consent as from the 10th May 1968. All Ogilvy, an infant, spinster, and a citizen of the debts due or owing by the said late firm will be United Kingdom and Colonies by birth, abandoned received and paid by the said John Adamson who the surname of Lucock.—Dated llth June 1968. will continue the said business under the style or Messrs. Nye & Donne, Danes Inn House, 265 firm of J. Adamson.—Dated 10th June 1968. Strand, London W.C.2, Solicitors for the said P. Armstrong Diane Sarah Patricia Ogilvy and Emma Jane (247) /. Adamson (284) Ogilvy, formerly Emma Jane Lucock. Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll dated Notice is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- 18th April 1968 and enrolled in the Central Office fore subsisting between Olive Kathleen Glossop, of of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 6th 18 Bowshaw Dronfield, Derbyshire, and Arthur June 1968, Michael Henry Jones and his wife Dorothy Walker, formerly of 22 Rock Street and now of 65 Anne Jones, both of 423 Wellingborough Road, Collinson Road, Sheffield, carrying on business as Northampton, as Legal Guardians on behalf of their property repairers at 298 Bramall Lane, Sheffield infant son JONATHAN PAUL JONES, a citizen of under the style or firm of W. PAVEY has been dis- the United Kingdom and Colonies by birth, assumed solved as from the 1st May 1968 so far as concerns the additional forename of Paul in addition to his the said Olive Kathleen Glossop who retires from former forename of Jonathan, so that he may here- the said firm.—Dated 20th May 1968. after be known as Jonathan Paul Jones.—Dated the A. Walker 10th day of June 1968. (246) O. Glossop Becke Green & Stops, 3 Spencer Parade, (289) Northampton. Notice is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned Thomas Arthur Polain and Leslie John Tanner, carrying on business Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll dated as Stockists and Retailers of Hardware, Tools, Models the 4th day of June 1968 and enrolled in the Supreme and Hobby Equipment, at 144 North Street, Romford, Court of Judicature on the 10th day of June 1968, Essex, under the style or firm of " HOME & HOBBY Joan Vernon, of 107 Newcastle Road, Talke in the STORES ", has been dissolved by mutual consent as county of Stafford, married woman, the mother and from the 2nd May 1968. All debts due to and owing legal guardian of ANDREW NICHOLAS JONES, by the said late firm will be received and paid by the of 107 Newcastle Road, Talke aforesaid on behalf of said Leslie John Tanner.—Dated 10th June 1968. the said Andrew Nicholas Jones, an infant and a citizen of the United Kingdom and colonies by birth, T. A. Polain abandoned the surname of Vernon.—Dated this 10th (283) L./. Tanner day of June 1968. Edward Hollinshead, Solicitors for the said Joan (286) Vernon. CHANGES OF NAME Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll dated Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll dated the 1st day of December 1967, and enrolled in the the 7th day of January 1968 and enrolled in the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 10th day of Supreme Court of Judicature on the llth day of June 1968, Brenda Watts of " Regency ", High Street, June 1968, LEONARD PROFFITT, of 111 Mill Henfield in the county of Sussex, as mother, Hill Crescent, Tunstall in the city of Stoke-on-Trent, abandoned on behalf of SALLY ANN WATTS of Plumber, on behalf of himself, his wife and children, " Regency", High Street, Henfield in the county of citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies by Sussex, being an infant and a spinster and a citizen birth, abandoned the surname of Mawby.—Dated of the United Kingdom and Colonies by birth, her this 12th day of June 1968. former surname of Reeve and assumed in lieu thereof the surname of Watts.—Dated this 10th day of June Edward Hollinshead, Solicitors for the said 1968. (290) Leonard Proffitt. Gates & Co., Solicitors for the said Brenda (291) Watts. Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll dated the 3rd June 1968 and duly .enrolled in the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 10th June 1968, I, Notice is hereby given that by Deed Poll dated the CHARLES BURLISON OGLE-RUSH, of Whites 28th day of November 1967 and enrolled in the Goudhurst in the county of Kent, Gentleman, a Supreme Court of Judicature on the llth March citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies by birth, 1968, BARBARA DOREEN DANIEL of Alpine, Ash renounced and abandoned the sole surname of Rush. Lane, Hppwood in the county of Worcester, feme —Dated the 10th day of June 1968. sole, a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies by birth, abandon my former surname of Butt.— Charles Burlison Ogle-Rush, formerly known as Dated the 10th day of June 1968. (285) Charles Ogle Burlison Rush. Waterhouse & Co., 4 St. Paul's Churchyard, Lon- don E.C.4 ; Agents for: Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll1 dated Browning & Co., of Redditch, Solicitors for the 18th April 1968 and enrolled in the Central Office (260) said Barbara Doreen Daniel. of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 6th June 1968, Michael Henry Jones and his wife Dorothy Anne Jones, both of 423 Wellingborough Notice is hereby given that by a Deed Poll dated the Road, Northampton, as Legal Guardians, on behalf 27th May 1968, and enrolled in the Supreme Court of their infant daughter HANNAH LOUISE of Judicature on the 6th June 1968, I, JOHN JONES, Spinster, a citizen of the United Kingdom WYCKHAM of 13 Sandringham House, Courtlands, and Colonies by birth, assumed the additional fore- Richmond-upon-Thames in the county of Surrey, For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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