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The London Gazette, 24 October, 1922 7474 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 24 OCTOBER, 1922. Colliery, Starfcley Lanex Hednesford- (hereinafter referred to as " the Corpora- Rugeley Road, Jlazelsiade-Brereton-Road. tion ") on the other hand, to enter into and In Jdazelslade Village: Cannock Wood carry into effect agreements with reference to Street, Kugeley Road, Chapel Street, the supply by the Corporation to the Council Albert Street, Cross Street; London of electricity in bulk for the purposes of the and North Western Railway Bridge and electricity supply undertaking of the Council, approaches in lane lying between Sandy and of any supply afforded, or to be afforded, Lane and Burnthill Lane; Brereton Col- by the Council, whether within or beyond the liery Railway; Trent and Mersey Canal area of supply for the time being of the Bridge on Leafield's Cottage approach Council, the distribution and supply of elec- road; tricity supplied by the Corporation, the In the Rural District of Cannock: management and working of the Electricity Parish of Huntington: —Stafford Road, Supply Undertaking of the Council, or any. Limepit Lane, Cocksparrow Lane, Little- part thereof, the carrying out by the Corpora- ton Terrace, Gravel Lane; Railway tion of any works in connection with the distri- Bridges (Littleton Colliery Company's bution or supply of electricity within the area Mineral Railway) at Gravel Lane and of supply of the Council or to any premises Cocksparrow Lane. beyond that area to which the Council may be Parish of Penkridge (part of):—Penk- authorized to supply electricity, and any ridge; Wolverhampton Road, Stafford matters incidental to or connected with any Road, New Road, Cannock Road, The of the purposes aforesaid. Square, Woodbank, Francis Green Lane, To provide that any main or cable laid by Otherton Lane, Micklewood Lane, Gailey the Corporation, in accordance with an agree- Lea Lane, Wolverhampton Road, Stafford- ment dated the 7th day of June, 1921, and shire and Worcestershire Canal Towing made between the Corporation and the Council Path; Littleton Colliery Company may be used for the purpose of conveying any Mineral Railway Bridges on Mansty to electricity which the Corporation have agreed, Teddesley Hay Road, on Cannock Road, in or may hereafter agree, to supply to the Micklewood Lane, in Otherton Lane, on Council, for the purposes of any supply by the road to Otherton Cottages, in lane Council, whether within or beyond the urban to Lyne Hill, off Wolverhampton district of Cannock. Road, and on Wolverhampton Road; To authorize the Council, in the event of Railway Bridge, London and North their obtaining the consent of the Minister of Western Railway Main Line, at the Transport, under sub-section (1) of section 5 Grange; Staffordshire and Worcestershire of the Electric Lighting Act, 1909, to the Canal Bridges, viz., Longford Bridge, supply by them within their area of supply Brooms Bridge, Penkridge Bridge on the (including the added areas) of electricity for Cannock Road, Princefield Bridge at the purposes of haulage or traction on any Francis Green Lane, Filance Bridge at railway, tramway or canal situate partly Boscomoor, Lynehill Bridge, Otherton within and partly without that area, or for Bridge, Otherton Lane Bridge, Rod- the purposes of lighting vehicles and vessels baston Bridge and Gailey Bridge. used on any such railway, tramway or canal, Parish of Hatherton:—Penkridge Road, to supply electricity to be used for purposes Sandy Lane, lane from Hatherton House incidental to the working or lighting of such via Hatherton to Four Crosses, Watling railway, tramway or canal other than the Street, Staffordshire and Worcestershire purposes aforesaid. Canal Towing Path, Catch Bridge, Cross Printed copies of the draft Special Order as Bridge, Dog Bridge, Hatherton Junction applied for, and of the Order when made, Bridge, Bridge on Great Saredon to Wat- may be obtained at the offices of the under- ling Street Road (all on the Staffordshire signed, and from Mr. J. S. Gardner, Public and Worcestershire Canal) and Toad-in- Offices, Rugeley; Mr. F. Brough, Brereton, the-Hole Lane. Rugeley; Mr. A. E. Hawkins, 67, Station, Parish of Cheslyn Hay:—Mount Plea- Street, Cheslyn Hay; Mr. W. J. Simkin, sant Road, New Horse Road, Pinfold Great Wyrley; Mr. W. H. Mears, Clerk's Lane, Low Street, Hatherton Street, Hill Office, Penkridge; Mr. William Chilton, Street, Road to Isolation Hospital, Little- Huntington; Mr. S. S. Meanley, Coniston, wood Road, Littlewood Lane, Rosemary Hatherton; and Mr. J. Mintey, Junction Road, along the lower part of which is. laid House, Cannock Road, Heath Hayes, on pay- the Great Wyrley Colliery Tramway, the ment of two shillings for each copy. said Great Wyrley Colliery Tramway, Every local or other public authority, Cemetery Street, Chapel Square, Cross company or person desirous of bringing before Street. the Electricity Commissioners any objection Parish of Great Wyrley:—Dunduck respecting the application may do so by regis- Lane, Landywood Lane, Upper Landy- tered letter, addressed to the Secretary of the wood Lane, Streets Lane, Strawberry Electricity Commission, Gwydyr House, Lane, Benton's Lane, Shaw's Lane, Whitehall, S.W. 1, and despatched on or Watery Lane, Station Road, Washbrook before the 21st day of November, 1922, and Lane, Norton Lane, Love Lane, Moon's a copy of such objection must also be forwarded Lane, Holly Lane, London and North to the undersigned Clerk or Parliamentary Western Railway Bridges and Approaches Agents. at Landywood Halt and at Holly Lane; Dated this 18th day of October, 1922. Birmingham Canal Navigation Bridges C. A. LOXTON, Clerk to the Cannock and approaches, viz., Landywood Bridge Urban District Council, Council and Swing Bridge. Offices, Cannock, Staffordshire. To authorize the Council on the one hand, J. M. MCDONNELL AND JACKSON, 8, and the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of Victoria-street, Westminster, S.W. 1, the County Borough of Wolverhampton 149 Parliamentary Agents..
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