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The Edinburgh Gazette, November 12, 1909. 1197 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 12, 1909. 1197 (A) Streets:— North British Railway (West of Fife Section) Burgh of Cowdenbeath :— near junction of said road with South Black Prospect Street, Pretoria Place, Foulford Road. Place, Hall Street, Burgh Road, Christie Parish of Ballingry :— Place, Randolph Street, Arthur Place, Bridge carrying main road Lumphinnans Wallace Street, Woodland Place, Factory over North British Railway (Dunfermline Road, No. 7 Pit Road, Wilson Street, Paul and Thornton Section). Place, Natal Place, Burnside Place, Frankford Bridge carrying main road Lochore over Place, Bruce Street, Access from High Street North British Railway (Lochore Branch). to Northend Show Ground, Norwood Place, And the roadways under the following Railway Road between east end of Church Street and Bridges :— east end of Thistle Street leading past • Burgh of Cowdenbeath :— slaughter house. Bridge carrying North British Railway Burgh of Lochgelly :— (Inverkeithing and Perth Section) over School Lane, Ballingry Lane, Rose Lane, High Street. Gardiner Lane, Richmond Lane, Hall Lane, Bridge carrying North British Railway Rosebank Terrace, Brewery Court. (Inverkeithing and Perth Section) over Parish of Auchterderran :— Union Street. Unnamed road leading from Bowhill past Burgh of Lochgelly :— Little Thornton Farm to the main road from Bridge carrying North British Railway Lochgelly to Auchterderran, Unnamed road (Dunfermline and Thornton Section) over leading from main road from Bowhill to Station Road. Auchterderran to Easter Bowhill, Unnamed Parish of Auchterderran :— road leading from main road Bowhill to Bridge carrying North British Railway Denend School, Unnamed road leading from (Craighead Branch) over main road from Main Street Bowhill past Church of Christ Auchterderran to Bowhill. to No. 19 Street. Bridge carrying North British Railway Parish of Beath :— (Dunfermline and Thornton Section) over Kelty District. Main Road Bowhill at Cardenden Station. Mossgreen Place, Croall Place, Kelty Hill Bridge carrying North British Railway Road, Dewars Row, Church Row, Adam (Dunfermline and Thornton Section) over Terrace, Manse Road, Moray Street, Road road from Bowhill to Cardenden Village. known as Shiells Road or Bath Street leading Parish of Beath :— from main road at Kelty westwards to the Bridge carrying North British Railway •Great North Road, Roads known as Blackball (West of Fife Section) over road leading Road and Mossgreen Road respectively lead- from King's Seat and Cantsdam Road to ing from Gask Road to Keltyhill Road. Fairfield. Lassodie District. (B] Railways :— Road branching off to west from the main The following level crossings :— road from Kingseat to Cantsdam through Burgh of Cowdenbeath :— Fairfield to Lassodie. Mineral Railway belonging to Fife Coal Morayfield. Company Limited crossing High Street. Road branching off Great North Road near Level crossing Moss-side Mineral Railway Cowdenbeath in a westerly direction to back belonging to Fife Coal Company Limited of Round Hill. crossing Broad Street. Parish of Ballingry :— Burgh of Lochgelly :— Lochore. Mineral Railway belonging to Lochgelly Road known as Fairport Road leading from Iron Company Limited crossing Auchter- Lochore to Ballingry, Loanhead Avenue. derran Road. And the roadways on the following Bridges Parish of Beath :— -over Railways and the approaches thereto :— Mineral Railway to Hill of Beath belong- Burgh of Cowbenbeath :— ing to Fife Coal Company Limited crossing Bridge carrying Bridge Street over North main road from Dunfermline to Cowden- British Railway (Duufermline and Thornton beath. Section). Mineral Railway to Hill of Beath belong- Bridge carrying Broad Street over North ing to Fife Coal Company Limited crossing British Railway (Inverkeithing and Perth main road from Hill of Beath to Kelty. Section). Mineral Railway to Mossbeath Colliery Parish of Auchterderran :— belonging to Fife Coal Company Limited Bridge carrying Main Road from Lochgelly crossing Moss-side Road. to Auchterderran over North British Railway Mineral Railway belonging to Fife Coal {Dunfermline and Thornton Section). Company Limited to Kirkford Pit crossing Bridge carrying main road from Lochgelly road between Kelty and Crossgates. to Auchterderran over North British Railway North British Railway (Blairadam Section) •(Glencraig Branch). crossing Main Street Kelty near Church Parish of Beath :— Row. Bridge carrying main road Lumphinuans Mineral Railway belonging to North over North British Railway (Inverkeithing British Railway (Blairadam Section) crossing and Perth Section). Great North Road near Kelty Station. Bridge carrying main road from Cantsdam Mineral Railway belonging to North to Keltv over North British Railwav (West British Railway (West of Fife Section) of Fife Section). crossing road leading from Kings Seat and Bridge carrying Great North Road over Cantsdam to Fairfield..
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