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718 the EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 19Th JUNE 1973 I T. RICHARDS 718 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 19th JUNE 1973 Any person may within six weeks from 20th June 1973 object Edlab Limited to the making of the order by notice, in writing, to the Secretary3 Daniel Ferguson Limited Scottish Development Department, NCR Building, 2 Roseburn Gillespie & Company (Glasgow) Limited Gardens, Edinburgh, quoting reference RUP/2/1/3 and stating Glendale Glasgow Assets Company Limited the grounds of objection. Glenfairn Woodcraft Co. Limited Halkirk Property Company Limited Owners and tenants of property likely to be affected by the Harris Engineering Company (Glasgow) Limited proposals may obtain an explanatory leaflet on application to the Heatmore House Limited Department, the District Valuer, Overgate House, Marketgait3 Heronhill Textiles Limited Dundee, or Perth and Kinross Joint County Council. Home Supplies (Glasgow) Limited E. G. MILLER, Suprintending Engineer. lannotti Brothers (Ayr) Limited Scottish Development Department. Jackie Stewart Limited 12th June 1973. Jackie Stewart (Promotions) Limited Jackie Stewart (Racing) Limited James Brown & Company (Lanark) Limited NATURALISATION James Davies (Insurances) Limited James McNiven Limited LIST of aliens to whom certificates of naturalisation have been Jeffrey Jewellers (Bathgate) Limited granted by the Secretary of State and whose oaths of allegiance Kinvaar Investment Company Limited have been registered in the Home Office during the month of Lairds Garage (Paisley) Limited May 1973. Lakewood (Clydebank) Investments Limited The date of each case is the date of naturalisation. McNab Lamps Limited Fromholc, Kornelius; Poland; 19 Wellfield Terrace, Aberchirder, Moray Mineral Water Company Limited by Huntly, Aberdeen shire. 17th April 1973. Norco Records Limited Phil-Gay (Furriers) Limited Kopszywa, Tadeusz; Poland; 350 Thornhill Road, Falkirk, Stir- R. K. Smith & Co. (Corsetry) Limited lingshire. 12th April 1973. St. Giles Dwell ing-House Company Limited Laas, Kristjan; Estonia; 27 Springwell Place, Edinburgh. 23rd Stehglas Limited January 1973. Thermopower Furnaces Limited Union Anti-Fpuling Composition Company Limited Lasan, Michael (known as Lassan, Michael); Romania; 9 Peat- Vendelle Limited land Quadrant, Kilmarnock. 26th April 1973. Nathan Contracts Limited Lassan, Michael, See Lasan, Michael. D. E. D. ROBERTSON, Saleh, Mohamed Mahmoud; Lebanon; 61 Lasswade Road, Lib- Exchequer Chambers, for Registrar of CompanieF s erton, Edinburgh. 7th May 1973. Edinburgh, EH2 3DJ. Skupin, Henreich Viktor; known as Henry Victor Skupin; Ger- 19th June 1973. many; 20 Cargenbridge, Troqueer, Dumfries. 30th April 1973. Tin-Lay, Charles Stuart; Burma; 211 Trossachs Road, Cathkin, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT 1971 Rutherglen. 2nd April 1973. Notice of Cancellation under Section 92 of the Act Torzewski, Wladyslaw Stefan; Poland; 27 Nelson Street, Edin- NOTICE is hereby given that the Registrar has this day burgh 3. 17th April 1973. cancelled the registration of the SOCIETY OF TELECOM- MUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE AND CONTROL- LING OFFICERS Registration No. 0543T at its request. State of Rhode Island, Providence, SC. B. J. O'TooLE, Superior Court Assistant Registrar of Trade Unions DONALD J. MUNRO c. MONA MUNRO, Alias Date 15th June 1973. and Employers' Associations. No. 73-1193 Order of Notice and Service THE above matter came on for hearing ex parte for a special Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, order of notice and service of process upon the defendant, who Block C, Government Buildings, is alleged to be a known resident residing in Scotland in the Tolcarne Drive, Pinner, United Kingdom of Great Britain and upon due consideration Middlesex, HAS 2DT. by the court, it is hereby Ordered: 1. That the defendant, MONA MUNRO, shall be served by STATEMENT ISSUED PURSUANT TO THE CORN mailing a copy of the complaint, summons, Petition for RETURNS ACT 1882, THE CORN SALES ACT 1921, order of notice and order of notice to the last known THE AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVI- address of the defendant, to wit. General Delivery, Edin- SIONS) ACT 1943, THE AGRICULTURE ACT 1970 burgh, Scotland. AND THE AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PRO- VISIONS) ACT 1972. 2. That the pendency of the within action be advertised once t a week for two successive weeks in the Providence Journal, The following are the QUANTITIES SOLD and AVERAGE PRICES and The Edinburgh Gazette, a newspaper published in of BRITISH CORN per ton of 2240 Imperial Ib. computed from Edinburgh, Scotland. returns received by the MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES 3. That the plaintiff by his attorney shall file with the Clerk AND FOOD in the week ended 7th June 1973. They are of this court an Affidavit of Compliance with this order. based on purchases from growers during the week ended 31st Entered as an Order of this Court this 8th day of May 1973. May 1973 by merchants carrying on business in prescribed JOSEPH Q. CALISTA, Clerk. areas in England and Wales. THE COMPANIES ACT 1948 Average Price British Corn Quantities Sold per ton NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Section 353(5) of the Companies Act 1948 (11 & 12 Geo. 6, Cap. 38) that the names of the under-mentioned Companies have this day been struck tons off the Register and such Companies are hereby dissolved. This WHEAT (other than list may include Companies which are being removed from the 67,966.76 43.641 Register at their own request. denatured) WHEAT 38.841 Albacete Property Limited (denatured) ... 165.85 35,243.74 37.24 Alex. Hill & Co. Limited BARLEY 34.2U Andrew Paxton & Sons Limited \J A1 o • • • * • • 1,442.65 Bernard Glasgow Assets Company Limited XxYE * • * •«• Bracken (Hosiery) Limited MAIZE Carrick Trading Co. Limited Dalton Friis (Scotland) Limited i T. RICHARDS. Douglas Morrison Limited.
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