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DEPARTMENT of the ENVIRONMENT the Department of the Environment (Northern Ireland) Hereby Gives Notice That on the 27Th Day of January

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DEPARTMENT of the ENVIRONMENT the Department of the Environment (Northern Ireland) Hereby Gives Notice That on the 27Th Day of January 116 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, 28TH FEBRUARY, 1975 for Northern Ireland has made regulations entitled the Entrance Gateway "Sea Court". Social Security (General Benefit) (Northern Ireland) Regu- Boundary Wall "Sea Court". lations 1975 (S.R. 1975 No. 26). 60 and 62 Princetown Road, Bangor. Copies of the regulations may be purchased from the "Princetown Villa'', 66 Princetown Road. Bangor. Government Bookshop, SO Chichester Street, Belfast Crawfordsburn Ward BT1 4JY. "Killaire House'', Killaire Road, Bangor. Bridge House, Killaire Avenue. Carnalea, Bangor. The Gale Lodge, Bridge House. NURSES AND MIDWIVES ACT (NORTHERN Burn Lodge. Crawfordsburn Road, Crawfordsburn. Railway Viaduct, Crawiordsburn Country Park, Craw- IRELAND) 1970 fordsburn. Notice is hereby given that on 7th February. 1975. the Ava Cottage, 535 Belfast Road, Ballygilbert. Department: of Health and Social Services in pursuance ol Presbyterian Church, Ballygilbert. the powers conferred on it by Section 2(1) of the N 11.06.-. The Old Manse, Belfast Road, Ballygilbert. and Midwivcs Act (Northern Jreland) 1970 and paragraphs 3 Station Square, Helen's Bay, Co. Down. (1) and (2) of Schedule 1 to the Northern Ireland Aci Station Building, Helen's Bay, Co. Down. 1974 made an order entitled the Joint Council (Dissolution) Station Platforms, Helen's Bay, Co. Down. Order (Northern Ireland) 1975 (S.R. 1975 No. 24). Railway Bridge, Helen's Bay Station, Helen's Bay, Co. Down. Copies of the Order may be purchased from the Govern- Coach Yard, Helen's Bay Station, Helen's Bay, Co. ment Bookshop, 80 Chichester Street, Belfast BTI 4.1 Y. Down. Coastguard Cottages. Helen's Bay, Co. Down. Crawfordsburn Hospital, 200 Crawfordsburn Road. NATIONAL INSURANCE (INDUSTRIAL INJURIES) Crawfordsburn. ACT (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1966 Craigavad Ward NATIONAL INSURANCE &c. (NO. 2) ACT "Lome", Station Road, Craigavad. (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1969 Royal Belfast Golf Club House. Craigavad. Ardnalea House, Station Road, Craigavad. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of powers con- Comgall Hall, Glencraig, Craigavad. ferred on it by sections 12(4), 14(7), 15(1), 16, 31(1). 73(2) Holy Trinity Church, Glencraig, Craigavad. of, and paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 to the National Insur- Rockport School, Craigavad, Holywood. ance (Industrial Injuries) Act (Northern Ireland) 1966, and St. Columbanus, 57 Craigdarragh Road, Helen's Bay. paragraphs 3 and 4 of Schedule 6 to the National Insur- Fairholme House and Flats, Craigdarragh Road, ance &c. (No. 2) Act (Northern Ireland) 1969 and of Helen's Bay. every other power enabling it in that behalf, the Depart- Fairholme Cottage, Craigdarragh Road, Helen's Bay. ment of Health and Social Services for Northern Ireland Old Mill House, Craigdarragh Road, Helen's Bay. has made regulations entitled the National Insurance "Greenmount':, 205 Bangor Road, Craigavad. (Industrial Injuries) (Benefit) Amendment Regulations (Nor- Lome Cottages, Station Road, Craigavad. thern Ireland) 1975 (S.R. 1975 No. 28). "Gulladu/T", 573 Belfast Road, Ballyrobert, Bangor. Copies of the regulations may be purchased from the Government Bookshop. 80 Chichester Street, Belfast Luughview Ward BTI 4JY. Boundary Post, Belfast Road, Holywood. 35, 37 and 39 Belfast Road, Holywood. Redburn Lodge, Old Holywood Road, Holywood. Mortown Hall. Belfast Road, Holywood. DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT The Department of the Environment (Northern Ireland) hereby gives notice that on the 27th day of January. 1975, DEPARTMENT OF MANPOWER it prepared the following list of buildings of special archi- tectural or historic interest under Article 31 of the Plann- SERVICES ing (Northern Ireland) Order 1972: FACTORIES ACT (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1965 BOROUGH OF NORTH DOWN The Department of Manpower Services hereby gives notice Bryansburn Ward of the apointment of Dr. Eugene Maguire as an Appointed Factory Doctor under the above-named Act for Belfast ,St. Comgall's R.C. Church, Brunswick Road, Bangor. North Area with effect from 20th February, 1975. Princetown Ward 7, 8, 9 and 10 Mount Pleasant. Tennyson Avenue, Bangor. Lorelei Terrace. Princetown Road, Bangur. 31 Farnham Road, Bangor. "Sea Court", 120 Maxwell Road, Bangor..
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