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3436 SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE, 3 JULY, 1950 3436 SUPPLEMENT to THE LONDON GAZETTE, 3 JULY, 1950 Name. Description. Address. Boucheron, Radius and Co Jewellers London Bowyers (Wiltshire Bacon), Limited ... Bacon Curers !. Trowbridge British Legion Disabled Men's Indus- Disabled Men's Industries Richmond tries, Limited. British Produce Stores Grocers London Bushnell, Walter, Limited ... ' ... Opticians Calcutta Campbell and Co. ' Suppliers of Highland Tweeds Beauly Churchill (Gunmakers),. E. J., Limited Gunmakers London Crossley Motors, Limited Motor Car Manufacturers Manchester Curtiss and Sons, Limited Cartage Contractors Portsmouth Curry and Paxton, Limited Opticians ... ' London De Havilland Aircraft Co., Limited ... Aircraft Manufacturers ... Edgware Dent, E., and Co., Limited Watch and Clock Makers London Drake, John, and Co Ironmongers Sunningdale Elliston and Cavell, Limited Furnishers Oxford Frazers of Perth, Limited Hosiers Perth Gilling, Charles Chemist Sunningdale Girdhardas, Haridas, Raghunathdas ... Brocade and Silk Manufacturers Benares Hall Brothers, Limited ; Tailors and Hosiers Oxford Halsby and Company, Limited Suppliers of Protectograph Cheque London Writers. Hardy Brothers (Alnwick), Limited ... Fishing Tackle Makers ... Alnwick Hughes and Sons, Alfred, Limited Biscuit Manufacturers ... Birmingham Kolynos, Incorporated Dental Cream Manufacturers London Leftwich, Limited Ice Merchants London Lewis, Robert (St. James's), Limited ... Tobacconists London Lock, James, and Co., Limited Hatters London Maggs-Brothers Booksellers London Maple and Co., Limited Furnishers London Marich, V., and Co Cigarette Makers Malta Mayfair Window Cleaning Co., Limited Window Cleaners London Morris Commercial Cars, Limited Morris Motors, Limited >• Motor Car Manufacturers Cowley Wolseley Motors (1927), Limited Musk and Company Sausage Manufacturers ... Newmarket Paxton and Whitfield Provision Merchants London Peal and Co. ... Bootmakers London Rees, Hugh, Limited Booksellers London Revelation Suitcase Co., Limited Revelation Suitcase Makers London Rootes, Limited Motor Car Suppliers London Russell, J., and Sons ... Ph otographers Southsea Ryman and Co., Limited Printsellers Oxford * Sifton, Praed and Co., Limited and Booksellers London Skinner and Company Silversmiths London Smith, L. C, and Corona Typewriters, Typewriter Manufacturers London Limited. Street, G., and Co., Limited Press. Cutting Agents London Sullivan Powell and Co., Limited Tobacconists London Sunningdale Motors, Limited Motor Car Accessories Dealers Sunningdale Tom Campbell Co., Limited Hatters Calgary Tyler and Co., Limited Grocers and Wine Merchants Cranleigh Walford and Spokes Dealers in Antiques ...' Oxford Privy Purse Office, Buckingham Palace, ULTCK ALEXANDER, Keeper of the Privy Purse. 1st July, 1950. LONDON PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 1950 Price Sixpence net PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN S.O. Code No. 65-38957.
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