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The Belfast Gazette, June 15,1923. 223 THE BELFAST GAZETTE, JUNE 15,1923. 223 •objection respecting the application, may do so land Street, Portland Road, Chain e by registered letter, addressed to the Secretary Memorial Road, Chelmsford Place, Tower .•of the said Commissioners, at 13 Wellington Road, Upper Waterloo Road, Herbert Place, Belfast, and despatched within 30 days Avenue, Queen Street, Ropewalk Place. from the date of the publication of this (b) Bridge carrying road over London Mid- Advertisement, and that a copy of such land & Scottish Railway (Northern •objection must also be forwarded to the under- Counties Committee) at Circular Road. signed, Solicitors for the said Order. Bridge carrying road over London Mid- Printed copies of the said Draft Order as land & Scottish Railway (Northern applied for, and of the Order as made, can be Counties Committee) at Bridge Street. obtained at the Offices of the undersigned, Bridges carrying road over London Mid- Williams & O'Brien, at 110 Royal Avenue, land & Scottish Railway (Northern Belfast, or 36 Main Street, Larne, at the price Counties Committee) at Curran Street of 2/- each. and Glynn Road. Dated this llth day of June, 1923. Williams & O'Brien, Solicitors, 110 Royal Avenue, Belfast; and 36 L/1691. Main Street, Larne.. THE MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS FOR SCHEDULE. NORTHERN IRELAND. RURAL DISTRICT OF LISBURN. FIRST PART. To the Council of the Administrative County of Antrim; to the Council of the Rural District LIST OF STREETS AND ROADS IN of Lisburn; to the Guardians of the Poor of WHICH ELECTRIC WIRES ARE LAID the Lisburn Union; and to all others whom OR PROPOSED TO BE LAID WITHIN it may concern: TWO YEARS:— WHEREAS the Rural District of Lisburn •Coastguard Road Bridge Street Station Road situate in the Administrative County of Antrim Ship Street is now divided into fourteen district electoral Olderfleet Road Park Street Meadow Street divisions named respectively the Aghagallon, Lodge Road Aghalee, Ballinderry, Ballyscolly, Derryaghy, Fleet Street Drummond Street Curran Street Glynn Road Glenavy, Island Kelly, Knockadona, Lega- Harbour Road Queen Street tirriff. Lissue, Magheragall, Magheramesk, Bank Road Malone and Tullyrusk district electoral Bay Road divisions: Portland Street Inver Road Portland Road Mill Road And whereas it is expedient that the said Chaiue Memorial Road Casement Brae district electoral divisions with the exception Chelmsford Place Whitla's Brae of the Magheramesk district electoral division Tower Road Mill Street should be altered, and that with respect to the •Glynnview Avenue Mill Lane Rural District of Lisburn it should be deter- Hope Street Ferris' Lane mined as hereinafter appearing: •Glenarm Road Church Lane Main Street Trow Lane Now therefore the Ministry of Home Affairs Circular Road The Knowe for Northern Ireland in exercise of its powers Agnew Street (off Ballymena Road under the Poor Relief (Ireland) Acts 1838 to Old Glenarm Road Ballymena Road 1914, the Local Government Acts (Northern Waterloo Road Meetinghouse Street Ireland) 1898 to 1922, and by all other powers Upper Waterloo Road Mill Brae in that behalf enabling the Ministry hereby Newington Avenue Old Cairncastle Road orders and directs as follows, that is to say: — Herbert Avenue The Roddens 1. This order shall apply to the electors' Quay Lane St. John's Place St. John's Place East lists and to the register of electors formed Victoria Street out of such lists which comes into force on Back Road St. John's Place West Pound Street the 15th day of December, 1923; for the Store Lane purposes of the election of County and Rural Ooss Street GardenmorePlace Point Street Ropewalk Place District Councillors from such date as may be Dunluce Street Carson Street necessary for the purposes of the triennial High Street Mission Lane elections of such Councillors for the County' Black's Lane of Antrim and Rural District of Lisburn Cooper's Lane respectively, to be held in the year 1924; for the purposes of the Irish Valuation Acts, and SECOND PART. the lists to be made thereunder from such dates -as may be necessary for the preparation of the lists and rate books on which the rates Streets and parts of streets not repairable by for the year ending the 31st day of March, the Local Authority and bridges which may be 1925, will be assessable; and for all other broken up by the Undertakers in pursuance of purposes on from and after the First day of the Special Powers granted by this Order. April, 1924. 2. The Rural District of Lisburn shall be (a) Streets and parts of streets— divided into fifteen district electoral divisions Coastguard Road, Ship Street, Lodge having the names specified in Column 1 of B;oad, Harbour Road, Bay Road, Port- the Schedule to this Order..
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