The Belfast Gazette, 18Th November, 1966 Department
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THE BELFAST GAZETTE, 18TH NOVEMBER, 1966 411 Aughlish, Monclone, Druminargal, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC Terryhoogan, Mullaghbrack, Loughans, AFFAIRS Scarva and Glenloughan in the Counties of Armagh and Down; REPORT OF THE NATIONAL BOARD FOR which the Drainage Council have determined to be PRICES AND INCOMES minor watercourses within the meaning of Section 2(1) of the Drainage Act (Northern Ireland) 1964. Rate of Interest on Building Society Mortgages Copies of the Schemes may be inspected free of On 24th May, 1966, the Government referred the charge by any person during the period 21st Novem- question of the rate of interest on building society ber 1966, to 21st December 1966, inclusive, at the mortgages to the National Board for Prices and offices of Armagh County Council, Charlemont Incomes for examination under the terms of the Place, Armagh, and Scheme 5 also at Down County Royal Warrant constituting the Board as a Royal Council Offices, Courthouse, Downpatrick, between the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m., Monday to Commission. Friday. Copies of Schemes 1 and 2 may also be Since that date the Board has been reconstituted inspected at the offices of Lurgan Rural District under section 1 of the Prices and Incomes Act 1966 Council, High Street, Lurgan, Scheme 3 at Armagh and to enable the Board to make its report on this Rural District Council Office, Tower Hill, Armagh, reference in accordance with the Act the First Secre- and Schemes 4 and 5 at Tandragee Urban District tary of State, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Council Office, Tandragee, during the times and the Minister of Housing and Local Government for- period stated above. mally referred the question to the Board under section 2 of the Act on 2nd November, 1966. Any person who considers that his interests will be prejudicially affected by the Schemes amy, at any The Board has now made its report and in accor- time within one month after the date of publication dance with section 5(1) of the Prices and Incomes of this notice, send to the Secretary, Ministry of Act 1966 the First Secretary of State, the Chancellor Agriculture, 38 Alfred Street, Belfast 2, all such of the Exchequer and the Minister of Housing and (if any) observations in regard to the Schemes as he Local Government hereby give notice that the re- shall think proper. port was first published as Command Paper Number 3136 on 14th November 1966. The notice required to be given by Section 5(l)(b) 14th November 1966. of the Drainage Act (Northern Ireland) 1947 as extended by Section 6(2) of the Drainage Act (Nor- thern Ireland) 1964, will be found in the following publications for the week ending 19th November 1966: Portadown News MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE Portadown Times. The Minister of Agriculture, with the approval of the Prime Minister, has made the following appoint- ments, with effect from 4th November, 1966: Scheme 1: Montiaghs/Derrymore Drain Mr. A. E. W. Steen, B.Agr., at present an Scheme 2: Feddian River Inspector Grade I in the Ministry of Agriculture, The Ministry of Agriculture for Northern Ireland to be an Assistant Secretary in that Ministry; hereby gives notice in pursuance of Section 5(l)(b) and with effect from 1st December, 1966: of the Drainage Act (Northern Ireland) 1947 as Mr. W. G. Malcolm, at present an Assistant extended by Section 6(2) of the Drainage Act (Nor- Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, to be a thern Ireland) 1964, that Schemes have been pre- Senior Assistant Secretary in that Ministry in pared for the better drainage of: succession to Mr. W. H. Elliott, who retires on (Scheme 1): that part of the Montiaghs/Derrymore 30th November, 1966: Drain Sowing through or between the Mr. H. S. Oliver, at present a Principal Officer townlands of Montiaghs and Derry- in the Ministry of Agriculture, to be an Assistant more in the County of Antrim; Secretary in that Ministry. (Scheme 2): that part of the Feddian River flowing through or between the townlands of Montiaghs, Drumaleet and Ballycairn in the County of Antrim; DRAINAGE SCHEMES which the Drainage Council have determined to be minor watercourses within the meaning of Section Scheme 1: Bannfoot Road/Farlough Drain 2(1) of the Drainage Act (Northern Ireland) 1964. Scheme 2: Derrytrasna Drain Copies of the Schemes may be inspected free of Scheme 3: Salters Grange Drain charge by any person during the period 21st Novem- Scheme 4: Tullyhugh Tributary ber 1966, to 21st December 1966, inclusive, at the offices of Antrim County Council, County Court- Scheme 5: Terryhoogan Drain house, Crumlin Road, Belfast 14, and Lisburn Rural The Ministry of Agriculture for Northern Ireland District Council Offices, Harmony Hill, Lisburn, be- hereby gives notice in pursuance of Section 5(l)(b) tween the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m., Monday of the Drainage Act (Northern Ireland) 1947 as to Friday. extended by Section 6(2) of the Drainage Act (Nor- Any person who considers that his interests will thern Ireland) 1964, that Schemes have been pre- be prejudicially affected by the Schemes may, at any pared for the better drainage of: time within one month after the date of publication (Scheme 1): that part of the Bannfoot Road/Far- of this notice, send to the Secretary, Ministry of lough Drain flowing through or be- Agriculture, 38 Alfred Street, Belfast 2, all such tween the townlands of Derryinver and (if any) observations in regard to the Schemes as Derryloste in the County of Armagh; he shall think proper. (Scheme 2): that part of Derrytrasna Drain flowing The notice required to be given by Section 5(l)(b) through the townland of Derrytrasna in of the Drainage Act (Northern Ireland) 1947 as the County of Armagh; extended by Section 6(2) of the Drainage Act (Nor- thern Ireland) 1964, will be found in the following (Scheme 3): that part of Salters Grange Drain flow- publications for the week ending 19th November, ing through or between the townlands 1966: of Ballygassoon, Ballyknick, Anna- Lurgan Mail cramph, Salters Grange and Money- cree in the County of Armagh; Lisburn Herald. (Scheme 4): that part of Tullyhugh Tributary flow- . ing through the townland of Tullyhugh in the County of Armagh; Scheme 1: Parish Burn and Andraid Burn (Scheme 5): that part of Terryhoogan Drain flowing Scheme 2: Straid Burn Extension through or between the townlands of The Ministry of Agriculture for Northern Ireland Tullyhugh, Cargans, Mullaghglass, hereby gives notice in pursuance of Section 5(1 )(b).