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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 12 JANUARY, 1932. Stamford Garage (Mossley) Limited 290 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 12 JANUARY, 1932. Stamford Garage (Mossley) Limited. 27 Temple Street in, the. 'City of Birmingham Stourwood Motor Company Limited. have applied to the Electricity Commissioners Stracey & Co., Limited. for a Special Order under the Electricity Stuart Burns & Company (London) Limited. (Supply) Acts 1882 to 1928 for all or some of Surrey's (Liverpool) Limited. the following amongst other purposes that is Sutliffs (1927) Limited. to say: — T. B. Wilkins (1925) Limited. (1) To authorise the Company to supply Tanko, Limited. electrical energy for all purposes within, the Technical Equipments Limited. following area namely: — Tees Sand & Gravel Co., Limited. In the County of Stafford:— Thermo Electric Limited. The Borough of Wednesbury. Thomas Mel lor & Sons Limited. The Urban. Districts of Bilston, Coseley, Thornaby-on-Tees Gas and Chemical Plant Darlaston, Rowley Regis, Sedgley, Short Company Limited. Heath, Tipton, Wednesfield, Willenhall, Thos. Alexander Lowe & Co. Limited. Amblecote, Brierley /Hill, Quarry Bank, Thos. Oram & Company, Limited. and the Parishes of Trysull and Seisdon, Traffic Services Limited. Swindon, Bobbington, Himley, Worn-bourne, Tre-Coil Works Limited. Upper Penn, and that portion- of Lower Tudor Hall (Hawkhurst) Limited. Penn, South East of a line drawn from Turnstile Pen Co. Limited. Spring Hill to Showell Bank in the Rural Twiss Electric Transmission Limited. District of Seisdon, and the Parish of Tyler Industries (Parent Company), Limited. Bentley in the Distript of the Wai sail Rural Tyneside Engine Works (1910) Limited. District Council and the Rural District of United Engravers & Users, Limited. Kingswinford. Universal Motor and Tyre Company, Limited. In the County of Worcester: — Vanguard Confectionery Company Limited. The Borough of Stourbridge. Victor-Marshall Motor "& Tyre Co. Limited. The Urban District of Lye and Wolles- W. H. Branch Limited. cote. W. Hoyle and Company Limited. That portion of the Borough of Dudley W. J. Lewis, Limited. transferred from Ooseley Urban District by W. J. Lyons & Company Limited. the Dudley Corporation Act 1928. W. Neill and Son, Limited. In the County of Salop:— W. Eobson & Sons Limited. Walker Bros. (Manchester), Limited. The Parish of Claverley in the 'Rural Walmsley & Barlow Limited. District of Bridgnorth. Waltons Service Laundry Limited. As the said Boroughs, Urban Districts, Wandsworth Coal Company Limited. Rural Districts, and Parishes are respec- Westminster Building Company, Limited. tively constituted at .the commencement of Wheatley, Smith & Company, Limited. the said Order. Whitelock & Son, Limited. (2) To authorise the Company to break up William Morris and Son (Dronfield) Limited. the following streets and parts of streets not William Sanderson Limited. repairable by the Local Authority namely: — William Smith & Co. (Widnes) Limited. Will Van Allen Limited. All streets and parts of streets within the Wiveton Hall Private Hotel, Limited. area of supply which are or become repair- Wm. Edmundsbn & Sons Limited. able by the County Council of Staffordshire, Woodworkers, Limited. Worcestershire or Shropshire, respectively Workmen's Half Price Shop Limited. or by the County Borough of Dudley. Cer- Wright Motors Limited. tain private streets and parts of private streets within the area of supply. W. Burnett, Bridges carrying roads over or under all for Registrar of Companies railways and canals within the area of Companies Registration Office, .supply. Somerset House, All level crossings carrying roads across London, W.C. 2. any railways or tramways within the area 12th January, 1932. of supply. DETAILED PARTICULARS OF ALL WHICH PRIVATE STREETS BRIDGES AND LEVEL CROSSINGS ARE Electricity Commission. SET OUT IN THE SECOND SCHEDULE TO THE DE- POSITED ORDER. MIDLAND ELECTRICITY POWER DISTRI- And Notice is hereby further given tfiat" BUTION AND LIGHTING SPECIAL printed copies of the draft Order as applied ORDER 1932. for may -be obtained at a price of two shillings, Application to the Electricity Commissioners per copy at. the offices of Messrs. Taylor for a Special Order under the [Electricity Rowley & Co., 9 and 10, King Street, Guild- (Supply) Acts 1882 to 1928 in respect of an hall, London, E.G. 2, or from the Company at area comprising portions of the Counties of their following premises namely: — Stafford, Worcester and Salop. Mount Pleasant, Bilston; [NOTICE is hereby given that the Midland Rose Hill, Willenhall; Electric Corporation for Power Distri- Church Street, Darlaston; bution Limited (hereinafter called " the 'Com- Camp Street, Wednesbury; pany ") whose Registered Office is situate at Toll End Road, Tipton;.
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