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The London Gazette, 5Th November 1986 14270 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 5TH NOVEMBER 1986 BUCKLEY, Laraine, (married woman), residing at and carry- MCCARTHY, Patrick, Self-employed Crankshaft Grinder, ing on business as a WOOL RETAILER under the style of formerly a COMPANY DIRECTOR, residing at 63 Junction "Laraine Davis" from 91 Rosegarth Avenue, Aston, Near Road, Deane, formerly carrying on business as a MOTOR Sheffield in the county of South Yorkshire. Court—SHEF- ENGINEER under his own name and also in the style of FIELD. No. of Matter—97 of 1986. Date of Order—24th "McCarthy Engineering", from Earnshaw Street, Daubhill, October 1986. Date of Filing Petition—24th October 1986. Radcliffe Road, Darcy Lever and Augustus Street, Great Lever all in Bolton in the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. Court—BOLTON. No. of Matter—7 of 1981. STEVENS, Peter, residing at 339 Washington Road, Sheffield Date Fixed for Hearing—18th December 1986. 10.30 a.m. 11, lately residing at 19 Inkersall Drive, Westfield, Sheffield 19, Place—Bolton County Court, Blackhorse Street, Bolton. both in the county of South Yorkshire, PORTER. Court— SHEFFIELD. No. of Matter—98 of 1986. Date of Order— 27th October 1986. Date of Filing Petition—27th October SHERMAN, Saul Anthony, residing at 8 Gort Close, Uns- 1986. worth, Bury, Greater Manchester and lately carrying on busi- ness on his own account under the style "North West Bedding (Wholesale & Retail)", as a MARKET TRADER in House- DONNELLY, John Joseph William, residing at Haselour Lodge, hold Linens at several markets and concurrently at 114 Lang- Haselour Hall, Harlaston, Tamworth, lately residing at 60 worthy Road, Salford, Greater Manchester and previously at Longacres, Hednesford, both in the county of Staffordshire, Unit 4, 1-7 Victoria Road West, Cleveleys, Lancashire and formerly residing at 8 Four Oaks Road, Four Oaks, Sutton formerly residing and carrying on business on his own account Coldneld, previously residing at 20 Grounds Road, Four as a SELF EMPLOYED PLUMBER, at 350 Holling Lane, Oaks, Sutton Coldneld and before that residing at 4 Ray Whitefield, Greater Manchester. Court—BOLTON. No. of Court, Four Oaks, Sutton Coldneld all in the county of West Matter—29 of 1981. Date Fixed for Hearing—18th December Midlands, carrying on business at 9 Market Street, Hednes- 1986. 10.30 a.m. Place—Bolton County Court, Blackhorse ford in the county of Staffordshire as a PROPERTY DEVEL- Street, Bolton. OPER under the style "Jon Donnelly Estates" and as a POOLS CONCESSIONAIRE also a COMPANY DIREC- SMITH, Kenneth, unemployed, residing and lately carrying on TOR, lately carrying on the business of a POOLS CONCES- business as a HAULAGE CONTRACTOR under the style of SIONAIRE at 256 Walsall Road, Cannock and formerly at "K. C. Transport" from 177 Ainsworth Road, Radcliffe and offices above 98 Market Street, Hednesford and previously formerly as "Gillsmith & Co.", from 13 Caledonia Street, at 43 Market Street, Hednesford and before that at 246 Walsall Radcliffe in partnership all in the county of Greater Man- Road, Cannock all in the county of West Midlands. Court— chester. Court—BOLTON. No. of Matter—14 of 1981. Date WALSALL. No. of Matter—42 of 1986. Date of Order—27th Fixed for Hearing—18th December 1986. 10.30 a.m. Place— October 1986. Date of Filing Petition—27th October 1986 Bolton County Court, Blackhorse Street, Bolton. MARLOW, Anthony Edward, a Self-Employed Taxi Driver of 35 Harriet Street, Cathays in the city of Cardiff, also carrying on business in partnership with another as Hackney Carriage APPLICATION BY OFFICIAL RECEIVER TO Service under the style of "Supatax" at 10 Central Square in CONSIDER DISCHARGE OF BANKRUPT the city of Cardiff. Court—CARDIFF. No. of Matter—37 of 1981. Date Fixed for Hearing—18th November 1986. 10.30 BISWELL, Brian Arthur, unemployed, of 40 Wick Farm, a.m. Place—Cardiff County Court, Government Buildings, Barton, Headington in the county of Oxford, previously Westgate Street, Cardiff CF1 2UG. residing at and carrying on business as a CARAVAN RE- PAIRER, from 28 Southfield Road, Princes Risborough in BROOMFIELD, Anthony John, (also known as Ronald An- the county of Buckingham. Court—AYLESBURY. No. of thony Meek), residing at 32 Westminster Drive, Ainsdale, Matter—35 of 1980. Date Fixed for Hearing—8th December Southport, previously residing in lodgings at Gordon House, 1986. 11 a.m. Place—Aylesbury County Court, Aylesbury Gordon Street, Southport both in the county of Lancashire, Vale District Council Offices, 84 Walton Street, Aylesbury. lately a SELF EMPLOYED LIFE ASSURANCE IN- SPECTOR, now unemployed, formerly residing at 23 Briar Drive, Buckley, 28 Carlines Avenue, Carlines Park, Ewloe CARR1CK, David, of 4 Marston Close, Chesham, Bucking- and Heddwch, Village Road, Nercwys, Mold, all in the county, hamshire, SELF-EMPLOYED BRICKLAYER, lately resid- of Clwyd, formerly trading under the style of "A. J. Broom- ing at 48 Five Acres, Chesham, Buckinghamshire and lately field" at 23 Briar Drive, Buckley, Clwyd and formerly in trading in partnership with another under the name of "Chess partnership with another as "A. K. Broomfield and Associ- Builders and Decorators" at Parkdell Villa, Moor Road, ates" at Dayton House, Wrexham Street, Mold, Clwyd and Chesham, Buckinghamshire, as GENERAL BUILDERS Trinity House, Trinity Street, Wrexham, Clwyd, ACCOUNT- Court—AYLESBURY. No. of Matter—38 of 1980. Date ANTS and INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS, also con- Fixed for Hearing—8th December 1986. 11 a.m. Place— currently trading in partnership with another as "Econo- Aylesbury County Court, Aylesbury Vale District Council print" at Dayton House, Wrexham Street; Mold, PRINT Offices, 84 Walton Street, Aylesbury. BROKERS. Court—CHESTER. No. of Matter—15 of 1980. Date Fixed for Hearing—19th November 1986. 10.30 a.m. ARDEN, Michael John, unemployed, residing at 38 Car It on Place—Chester County Court, The Court Room, First Floor, Street, Farnworth, Bolton, carrying on business as a SELF- Centurion House, 77 Northgate Street, Chester. EMPLOYED BRICKLAYER, and residing at a Caravan, off Moss Lane, Spindle Point Farm, Kearsley, Bolton all in the SHEPPARD, Ronald Paul, of 38 Ewart Street, Saltnev Ferry, county of Greater Manchester. Court—BOLTON (by transfer Near Chester in the county of Clwyd, unemployed, formerly from High Court of Justice). No. of Matter—24 of 1981. Date residing and trading at the Welcome Holiday Park, Dawlish Fixed for Hearing—18th December 1986. 10.30 a.m. Place— Warren, South Devon under the style of "Scott Wilde Enter- Bolton County Court, Blackhorse Street, Bolton. prises", ENTERTAINMENTS MANAGER. Court— CHESTER. No. of Matter—2 of 1981. Date Fixed for Hear- BENNETT, Alan, unemployed, of 3 Cartmel Close, Hunger ing—19th November 1986. 10.30 a.m. Place—Chester County Hill, Bolton, formerly a COMPANY DIRECTOR. Court— Court, The Court Room, First Floor, Centurion House, 77 BOLTON. No. of Matter—10 of 1981. Date Fixed for Hear- Northgate Street, Chester. ing—18th December 1986. 10.30 a.m. Place—Bolton County Court, Blackhorse Street, Bolton. SMITH, Philip John, of 10 Kent Court, Avard Crescent, East- CATON, Ralph, Odd-Job Man, residing at 13 Ulundi Street bourne, previously of 36A Grove Road, Eastbourne and Radcliffe, lately residing at 3 Bolton Street, Radcliffe, lately formerly of Flat 4, 17 Cambridge Road, Eastbourne, previ- carrying on business as a MARKET TRADER and formerly ously trading as an ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR in residing at and carrying on business as a ROOF REPAIRER partnership with another in the style of "Jaydee Electrics" at under the style of "Radcliffe Roof Repairs" from 7 Deans- 10 Kent Court and 36A Grove Road aforesaid, lately carrying gate, Radcliffe all in the metropolitan county of Greater on business as a SUPPLIER of STRETCH COVERS, now Manchester. Court—BOLTON (by transfer from High unemployed. Court—EASTBOURNE. No. of Matter—15 of Court of Justice). No. of Matter—12 of 1981. Date Fixed for 1981. Date Fixed for Hearing—3rd December 1986. 10 a.m. Hearing—18th December 1986. 10.30 a.m. Place—Bolton Place—Eastbourne County Court, Old Orchard Road, East- County Court, Blackhorse Street, Bolton. bourne, East Sussex..
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