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The London Gazette, 24 August, 1923. 5771 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 24 AUGUST, 1923. 5771 Urban District of Orayford. .(13) Crofton Boad, Orpington, from the (8) High Street from Dover Boad to road junction near Crofton Grange via Church Hill. Crofton Court and Clay Farm to its junction at Covert Corner with Chislehurst Boad. Urban District of Sheerness. (14) Poverest Boad from Chislehurst (24) Trinity Boad from the junction with Boad to its junction with Lower Boad, St. Strode Crescent, Cavour Eoad and Albert Mary Cray. Street. (15) (a) Cockmannings Boad and Water- Urban District of Whitstable. pit Lane from the road junction at Grigg's (50) Sea Street and Harbour Street. Cross via Cockmannings Corner and Waterpit Wood to the junction with the Rural District of Blean. St. Mary Cray-Crockenhill road at Keving- (51) Eoad from St. Stephen's Eoad at town. the boundary of the Borough of Canterbury (15) (b) Sheepcote Lane and Hockenden via the Brick Works, Broadoak Crossing, Lane from the St. Mary Cray-Crockenhill and the Smithy, Broadoak, to its junction road to the junction with the Sidcup- near Sweech Farm with the Herne Bay- Farningham road, at Birchwood Corner. Sturry road. (15) (c) Star Lane and Cemetery Boad (52) Eoad from the Henie Bay-Sturry from Hockenden Lane to the junction with road near West Blean House via Hicks .the St. Paul's Cray-St. Mary Cray road near Forstal Wood and East Blean Wood to its St. Mary's Church. junction at Knave's Ash with the Maypole- (16) (a) Boad from the Bromley-Seven- Sturry road, and from that junction via oaks road at Green Street Green via Den- Hoath and Chislet Forstal to the road barn, Hostye Farm, Cudham, Horns Green, junction near the Vicarage, Hollow Street, Scott's Lodge and Cudham Grange to the including the following branches: — road junction at Hawley's Comer. (a) from the road junction at Hoa.th via (16) (b) New Barn Lane and Buckhurst the School and Old Tree DO the road Boad from the road junction at Cudham via junction at the Six Bells Inn, ChisletJ Neiwbarn and Park Cottages to the road (b) from the road junction at the junction at Hawley's Corner. School, Hoath, via Bristles Corner to the (16) (c) Jail Lane, Cudham, from the road, junction opposite Maypole House; road junction near the Church via Bottom and Barn, the School and Costain's Farm to the (c) from the road junction at Bristles road junction at Biggin Hill. Corner to the road junction about 100 (16) (d) Single Street and Luxted Boad yards south of the Smithy, Millbank. from Jail Lane to the road junction near (53) Old Lane from the road junction at the Church, Downe. the School, Hillborough, via Old Bams to (16) (e) High Elms Boad from the road the road junction near the King Ethelburt junction near the Church, Downe, to its Inn, Beculver. junction with the Leaves Green-Orpington Rural District of Bromley. road. (9) Cross road from Grove Park Boad to Rural District of Cranbrook. Court Farm Lane, and Dorset Eoad from (25) Boad from the Cranbrook-Hawkhurst Court Farm Lane to High Street, Notting- road near Yew Tree Farm via Primrose Hill ham. to its junction near Pix Hall, High Street, (10) Hawes Lane from the Bailway with the Ticehurst-Sandhurst road. Hotel, near West Wickham Station, via (26) Water Lane from the Cranbrook- Hawes Down and Hawes Farm to its Hawkhurst road at Tubslake to its junction junction with the road leading to Hayes with Potter's Lane, Four Wents, and from Station. thab junction to its junction at Pipsden with (11) (a) Gates Green; Boad, West Wick- the Ticehurst-Sandhurst road. ham, from the road junction about 200 yards (27) Boad from the Iden Green-Sandhurst north of Coney Hall Farm to Fox Lane, road at Spunden to its junction at Beeches Keston. Farm, Field Green, with the Ticehurstr (11) (b) Fox Lane and Fox Hill, Keston, Sandhurst road. from Gates Green Boad, near Prior's Farm, (28) Walkhurst Boad from Biddenden to the road junction near the Fox Inn. Boad at Goddard's Green to its junction at (11) (c) Jackass Lane and Church Boad, Benenden with the Cranbrook-Bolvenden Keston, from Gates Green Boad, near road. Prior's Farm, via Jackass Shaw and Keston (29) Boad from Biddenden Boad at East Church to the junction with the Bromley- End via Stepneyford Bridge to its junction Westerharn road near the Lodge to near Beacon Hill with the Cranbrook- "Holwood." Bolvenden road. (11) (d) Bectory Boad from Church Boad (30) Boad from the East End-Stepneyford near the Bectory to its junction with the Bridge road near Backtilt Wood via Mount Bromley-Westerham. road near Keston Pleasant and Halden Place to its junction Court. near Bolvenden with the Bolvenden- (11) (e) Blackness Lane, Keston, from Tenterden road. (Part of this road is in the the road junction at Blackness to its Bural District of Tenterden.) junction with the Keston-Leaves Green (31) Boad from the Sandhurst-Newenden road. road at the Manse via Hoad's Farm, Hope (12) Tubbenden Lane from the Bromley- House, Dingleden and Bamsden to its Sevenoaks road, Farnborough, to its junc- junction near Beacon Hill with the Cran- tion with Station Boad, Orpington, near the brook-Bolveiiden road, including the branch Maxwell Anns. via Devenden to the junction at West Cross B 2.
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