THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6 DECEMBER, 1938 7697 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND II. Provides that that part of the Infected FISHERIES. Area around Longham, Dorset, which is in- o cluded in the infected area declared by DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACTS, 1894 TO 1937. Article i shall cease to form part of the Infected Notice is hereby given in pursuance of Area around Longham, Dorset. Section 49 (3) of the Diseases of Animals Acts, III. Revokes- Order No. 5775 authorising 1894, that the Minister of Agriculture and special sale of Swine in Yeovil Market. Fisheries has made the following Orders: — e Order No. 5777. FIRST SCHEDULE. An Area comprising: — (Dated 4th December, 1938.) FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE (INFECTED IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET. AREAS) SPECIAL ORDER No. i OF The borbughs of Blandford Forum and 1938. Shaftesbury. SUBJECT. The petty sessional divisions of Shaftesbury, I. Contracts the Foot-and-Mouth Disease Sturminster and Sherborne. Infected Area around Longham, Dorset, as from the 8th December, 1938, so as to com- In the petty sessional division of prise only the Area described in the Schedule. Blandford. II. Releases the Foot-and-Mouth Disease The parishes of Farnham, Chettle, Tarrant Infected Area around Longham, Dorset, from Gunville, Tarrant Hinton, Tarrant Launceston, restrictions, and revokes Order No. 5771 as Tarrant Monkton, Tarrant Rawston, Tarrant from the I5th December, 1938. Keynston, Steepleton Iwerne, Stourpaine, Pimperne, Bryanston Langton Long Blandford, Blandford St. Mary, Charlton Marshall, SCHEDULE. Spettisbury, Anderson, Durweston, Turnworth, An area comprising:— Winterborne Stickland, Winterborne Clenston, Winterborne Houghton, Winterborne Whit- IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET. church, Milton Abbas, Hilton and Milborne. The borough of Poole. In the petty sessional division of In the petty sessional division of Wimborne. Wimborne. The parishes of Handley, Gussage St. The parishes of Hampreston, Colehill, Wim- Michael, Long Crichel, Tarrant Rushton and borne Minster, West Parley and Holt; and so Tarrant Crawford. much of the parishes of Horton and Verwood as lies to the south of the road running from In the petty sessional division of Holt Heath Church via Mannington, Clump Wareham. Hill, Three Legged Cross and Wools Bridge to The parish of Winterborne Kingston. Ringwood. In the petty sessional division of IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. Dorchester. The county borough of Bournemouth. The parishes of Melbury Sampford, Evershot, Melbury Bubb, Frome St. Quinton, Batcombe, In the petty sessional division of Hillfield, Hermitage, Up Cerne, Cerne Abbas, Christchurch. Nether Cerne, Minterne Magna, Wootton The parish of Hurn and so much of the Glanville, Pulham, Buckland Newton, Map- parish of Sopley as lies to the west of the road powder, Alton Pancras, Piddletrenthide, running from Winkton via Sopley Church and Piddlehinton, Melcombe Horsey, Cheselbourne, Avon to Kingston. Dewlish and Burleston; so much of the parish of Puddletown as lies to the north of the River In the petty sessional division of Piddle (or Trent); and so much of the parish Ringwood. of Sydling St. Nicholas as lies to the north of the road running from Cerne Abbas via So much of the parishes of St. Leonards and Cowdown Hill and Peak End Hill to Maiden St. Ives and Ringwood as lies to the south and Newton. west of the road running from Three Legged Cross via Wools Bridge, Ringwood, Moortown, IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. Kingston and Bisterne Farm to Sopley. The borough of Yeovil. The petty sessional division of Wincanton. Order No. 5778. (Dated 5th December, 1938.) In the petty sessional division of Frome. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE (INFECTED AREAS) SPECIAL ORDER No. 2 OF The parish of Witham Friary. 1938. In the petty sessional division of SUBJECT. Shepton Mallet. I. Declares the Area described in the First The parishes of Upton Noble, Batcombe, Schedule to be a Foot-and-Mouth Disease Evercreech, Milton Clevedon, Lamyatt and Infected Area for the purpose of preventing the Ditcheat; so much of the parish of East spread of foot-and-mouth disease and applies Pennard as lies to the east of the road running the provisions of the Foot-and-Mouth Disease from Street on the Fosse -via Pye Hill to (Infected Areas Restrictions) Order of 1938 to Hornblotton; and the detached part of the such Area. parish of West Bradley.