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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 20Rh MARCH 1980 4388 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 20rH MARCH 1980 CAMPBELL, Alan Eric (also known as Alan Eric Sean Hearing—16th April 1980. 2 p.m. Place—The County Edward Campbell and as George Knowles), unemployed Court Office, Belgrave House, Bank Street, Sheffield Engineer, formerly COMPANY DIRECTOR of 39 SI 4QN. Essex Road, Southport in the County of Lancaster, formerly of 737 Liverpool Road and 9 Osbprne Road, BONIFACE, Albert Terence, SELF EMPLOYED CAR both Ainsdale, Southport, aforesaid, and previously trad- HIRE DRIVER, formerly a Self Employed Plasterer, of ing both as " Ainsdale Carriers" and as " Churchills 8 Village Close, Canvey Island, Essex, formerly residing Rentals" at 660 Liverpool Road, Ainsdale, Southport at 69 Newlands Holiday Camp, Canvey Island, and pre- aforesaid as a HAULAGE CONTRACTOR and as a viously at 241 Long Road, Canvey Island aforesaid. TELEVISION RETAILER respectively. Court—LIVER- Court—SOUTHEND (by transfer from High Court of POOL. No. of Matter—151 of 1973. Date Fixed for Justice). No. of Matter—5 of 1975. Date Fixed for Hearing—17th June 1980. 11 a.m. Place—The Regis- Hearing—14th April 1980. 10 a.m. Place^-Southend trar's Court, 5th Floor, India Buildings, Water Street, County Court, The Court House, Victoria Avenue, Liverpool 2. Southend-on-Sea, Essex. COOK, George, Labourer, and COOK, Laura Margaret CLARKE, John Sydney, residing and carrying on business (married woman) residing at 1 Wimbourne Street, Miles as an Industrial Cleaner under the style of " Tower Platting, Manchester 10 and lately residing and carrying Cleaning Company ", at 9 Broomfield Avenue, Leigh-on- on business at 151 Hulme Hall Lane, Miles Platting, Sea in the county of Essex. Court—SOUTHEND. No. Manchester 10, both in the metrooolitan county of of Matter—2 of 1975. Date Fixed for Hearing—14th Greater Manchester as NEWSAGENTS. (Separate estate April 1980. 10 a.m. Place—Southend County Court, of George Cook). Court—MANCHESTER. No. of The Court House, Victoria Avenue, Southend-on-Sea, Matter—24 of 1975. Date Fixed for Hearing—18th Essex. April 1980. 10.30 a.m. Place—The Registrar's Court, County Court, 184 Deansgate, Manchester. WELLS, John Robert, Heating Engineer, of 59 Manor Avenue, Pitsea, Basildon, Essex, lately carrying on busi- COOK, Laura Margaret (Separate estate of). Court— ness as a HEATING and PLUMBING CONTRACTOR MANCHESTER. No. of Matter—24 of 1975. Date under the style of "24 Hour Emergency Services" at Fixed for Hearing—18th April 1980. 10.30 a.m. Place— 176 High Road, Benfleet, Essex. Court—SOUTHEND. The Registrar's Court, County Court, 184 Deansgate, No. of Matter—1 of 1975. Date Fixed for Hearing— Manchester. 14th April 1980. 10 a.m. Place—Southend County Court, The Court House, Victoria Avenue, Southend-on- LUNN, Stanley William, of Sunnybank, Llangwm, Usk, Sea, Essex. Gwent, trading as South Wales Fencing Co., sub- contracting fence erector, lately carrying on business with CLEMENS, Ivor George (described in the Receiving Order another as SAFETY FENCE ERECTORS. Court— as Ivor Clemens (alias Ian Harrison)) of 4 SummerhiH, NEWPORT (GWENT). No. of Matter—HA of 1975. Telford in the county of Salop, formerly of 105 Avenue Date Fixed for Hearing—24th April 1980. 10.30 a.m. Road, Old Town, Swindon in the county of Wilts, Place—The Magistrates Court, Town Centre, Cwmbran, ENGINEER. Court—SWINDON. No. of Matter—17 Gwent. of 1973. Date Fixed for Hearing—12th May 1980. 10 a.m. Place—Swindon County Court, County Court SMITH, David Vincent, a Factory Worker, residing at Buildings, Clarence Street, Swindon, Wilts. 42A Albert Street, Lydney in the county of Gloucester and carrying on business at 44 Albert Street, Lydney COUCHMAN, Robert John, of 34 Berkeley Road, aforesaid under the style of Smiths Stores as a GEN- Wroughton, near Swindon in the county of Wiltshire, ERAL SHOPKEEPER. Court—NEWPORT (GWENT). SELF-EMPLOYED BUILDING CONTRACTOR and No. of Matter—7 of 1975. Date Fixed for Hearing— lately residing at The Police House, High Street, Steven- 24th April 1980. 10.30 a.m. Place—The Magistrates ton, Berkshire and 67 Drayton Road, Abingdon, Berk- Court, Town Centre, Cwmbran, Gwent. shire. Court—SWINDON. No. of Matter—30 of 1974. Date Fixed for Hearing—12lh May 1980. 10 a.m. Place CLOSE, Geoffrey Alastair (described in the Receiving —Swindon County Court, County Court Buildings, Order as Geoffrey Allastair Close) COMPANY DIREC- Clarence Street, Swindon, Wilts. TOR, residing at 38 Kingfield Road, Sheffield Sll 9AS in the county of South Yorkshire, formerly residing at GULLICK, Winford Glyn (described in the Receiving Order 60 Psalter Lane, Sheffield 11 aforesaid, and lately carrying as Mr. W. Gullick) of the Black Horse Inn, Burton Hill, on business under the style of Close, Wake & Co. from Malmesbury in the county of Wilts, SUB-CONTRAC- 348 Glossop Road, Sheffield 10 aforesaid as an ACCOUN- TING BRICKLAYER. Court—SWINDON. No. of TANT. Court—SHEFFIELD. No. of Matter—100 of Matter—29 of 1974. Date Fixed for Hearing—12th May 1974. Date Fixed for Hearing—16th April 1980. 2 p.m. 1980. 10 a.m. Place—Swindon County Court, County Place—The County Court Office, Belgrave House, Bank Court Buildings, Clarence Street, Swindon, Wilts. Street, Sheffield SI 1EH. CONNELLY, Bernard David, residing at 88 Campsall RELEASE OF TRUSTEES Field Road, Wath-upon-Dearne, Rotherham in the county of South Yorkshire, unemployed, lately carrying on LOMAS, Margaret Joye, of 169 Springs Lane, Stalybridge, business from that address as a HAULAGE CONTRAC- Greater Manchester, lately of 34 Wellbank Avenue, Hurst TOR and also lately carrying on business under the style Cross Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, present occupation of " Transport Commercials" from Golden Smithies unknown, lately a PUBLICAN, carrying on business at Lane, Wath-upon-Dearne aforesaid as a COMMERCIAL the Dog and Pheasant Inn, 528 Oldham Road, Ashton- VEHICLE REPAIRER. Court—SHEFFIELD. No. of under-Lyne, Lancashire. Court—ASHTON-UNDER- Matter—14 of 1975. Date Fixed for Hearing—23rd LYNE AND STALYBRIDGE. No. of Matter—13 of April 1980. 2 p.m. Place—The County Court Office, 1978. Trustees Name, Address and Description—Lana- Belgrave House, Bank Street, Sheffield SI 1EH. way, Frank Augustus, Townbury House, 11 Blackfriars Street, Salford M3 SAB, Official Receiver. Date of Re- FELLS, Carol Mary, residing at 88 Selbourne Street, lease—14th March 1980. Rotherham in the county of South Yorkshire, House- wife, lately carrying on business under the style of " Fells DAVIS, Roger Ian, of 8 Wildcroft Avenue, Moston, Man- Self Service" at 122 Selbourne Street, Rotherham afore- chester in the county of Greater Manchester, RESEARCH said as a GENERAL GROCER. Court-^SHEFFIELD. ENGINEER. Court—MANCHESTER. No. of Matter No. of Matter—19 of 1975. Date Fixed for Hearing— —102 of 1976. Trustees Name, Address and Description 23rd April 1980. 2 p.m. Place—The County Court —Bishop, Walter Arthur of Townbury House, 11 Black- Office, Belgrave House, Bank Street, Sheffield SI 1EH. friars Street, Salford M3 5AB, Official Receiver. Date of Release—14th March 1980. FREEMAN, Leonard Richard Geoffrey, of 34 Fox Street, Pitrmoor. Sheffield 3, of no occupation, lately of II MOORE, Robert James Wray, (described in the Receiving Rokeby Drive, Sheffield 5 both in the county of South Order as Robert Moore) unemployed, COMPANY DIR- Yorkshire, formerly of 397 Divdy Road, Bentley, Stoke- ECTOR, residing at 26 Coulsdon Drive, Blackley in the on-Trent in the county of Staffordshire. Court—SHEF- metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. Court— FIELD. No. of Matter—20 of 1975. Date Fixed for MANCHESTER. No. of Matter—83 of 1976. Trustees.
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