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the :LONDON .GAZETTE, 2 SEPTEMBER, 1932. 5617 Farndon), Churton Heath, Claverton, Olive, Grappenhall, . THE :LONDON .GAZETTE, 2 SEPTEMBER, 1932. 5617 Farndon), Churton Heath, Claverton, Olive, Grappenhall, .. Hale, Halton, Haslington, Clotton Hoofield, Glutton, Coddington, Coole Hassall, Hatton, High Legh, Hulme. Walfield, Pilate, Cotton Abbotts, Cotton Edmonds, Kekewickj^ Kermincham, Kinderton, Knuts- Crewe, Orewe (by Farndon), Croughton, ford, Lach Dennis, Latchford Without, Leese, - Crowton, Cuddington (by Malpas), Cudding- Little Leigh, Lostock Gralam, Lymm, Mar- ton (by Northwich), Darnhall, Davenham, bury, Marston, Mar'thall-cum-Warford, Mar- Delamere, Dodcott-cum-Wilkesley, Dodding- ton, Mere, Middlewich", Millington, Mobber- ton, Dodleston, Duckington, Duddon, Dunham ley, Moore, Moreton-cum-Alcumlow, Moston, o' th' Hill, Eastham, Eaton (by Eccleston), Nether Peover, Newbold Astbury, Newton (by Eaton (by Tarporley), Eaton (by Davenham), Daresbury), Northwich, Norton, Odd Rode, Eccleston, Eddisbury, Edge, Edgerley, Ollerton, Partington, Peover Inferior, Peover Edlaston, Egerton, Ellesmere Port, Elton, Superior, ' Pickmere, Plumbley, Preston Faddiley, Farndon, Foulk Stapleford, o' th' Hill, Ringway, Rostherne, .,Rudheath, Frankby, Frodsham, Frodsham Lordship, Gay- Ruricorn, Sale, Sandbach, Seven Oaks, Sid- ton, Golborn Bellow, Golborn David, Grafton, dington, Smallwood, Snelson, Somerford, Grange, Greasby, Guilden Sutton, Hampton, Somerford Booths, Sproston, Stockham, Handley, Hankelow, Hapsford, Hartford, Stockton Heath, Stretton, Sutton, Swetten- Harthill, Hatherton, Hatton, Haughton, ham, Tabley Inferior, Tabley Superior, Helsby, Henhull, Heswall-cum-Oldfield, Tatton, Tetton, Thelwall, Timperley, Toft, Hockenhull, Hoole, Hoole Village, Hooton, Twemlow, Walton Inferior, Walton Superior, Horton (by Malpas), Horton-cum-Peel, Warburton, Warford Great, Weston, What- "Hough, Hoylake-cum-West Kirby, Hunsterson, croft, Wheelock, Whitley Inferior, Whitley Huntington, Hurleston, Huxley, Iddinshall, Superior, Wincham, Winnington, Withington Ince, Irby, Kelsall, Kingsley, King's Marsh, Lower, Withington Old. Kingswood, Kinnerton Lower, Larkton, Lea, The EAST CHESHIRE CORONER'S DISTRICT Lea (by Backford), Lea Newbold, Ledsham, comprising the parishes of: — Leitwich, Leighton, Littleton, Macefen, Mal- pas, Manley, Marbury-cum-Quoisley, Marl- Adlington, Alderley Edge, Alderley Nether, ston-cum-Lache, Marton, Mickle Trafford, Alderley Over, Birtles, Bollin Fee, Bollington, Minshiill Vernon, Mollington, Monks Coppen- Bosley, Bredbury, Butley, Cheadle and Gat- hall, Moston, Mouldsworth, Moulton, Nant- ley, Chorley, Compstall/ Disley, Dukinfield, wich, Ness, Neston-cum-Parkgate, Newhall, Fallibroom, Gawsworth, Handforth, Hatters- Newton (by Chester), Newton (by Frodsham), ley, Hazel Grove-cum-Bramhall, Henbury- Newton (by Malpas), Newton (by Tattenhall), cum-Pexall, Hollingworth, Hurdsfield, Hyde, Noctorum, Norbury, Norley, Oakmere, Old- Kettleshulme, Lyme Handley, Macclesfield, castle, Over, Overton, Peckforton, Pensby, Macclesfield Forest, Marple, Matley, Mottram, Picton, Poole, Poulton, Poulton-cum-Spital, Mottram St. Andrew, Newton (by Maccles- Pryor's Hayes, Puddington, Pulford, Baby, field), North Rode, Pott Shrigley, Poynton- Ridley, Rope, Rowton, Rushton, Saighton, with-Worth, Prestbury, Rainow, Romiley, Saughall Great, Saughall Little, Saughall Stalybridge, Stockport (part of), Styal, Massie, Shavington-cum-Gresty, Shocklach Sutton, Taxal, Tintwistle, Tytherington, Church, Shocklach Oviatt, Shotwick, Shot- Upton, Wildboarclough, Wilmslow, Wincle, wick Park, Sound, Spurstow, Stanney Great, Woodford, Yeardsley-cum-Whaley. Stanney Little, Stan thorn e, Stapeley, Stock- ton, Stoke (by Nantwich), Stoke (by Chester), Storeton, Stretton, Sutton Great, Sutton Little, The Home -Secretary gives notice that in Tarporley, Tarvin, Tattenhall, Thornton-in- pursuance of Section 2 (1) of the Employment the-Moors, Thornton Hough, Threapwood, of Women, Young Persons and Children Act, Thurstaston, Tilston, Tilston Fearnall, Tiver- 1920, he has made an Order authorising the ton, Tushdngham-cum-Grindley, Upton (by employment on two day-shifts, of women of Chester), Upton (by Birkenhead), Utkinton, J8 and young persons of 16 years of age and Walgherton, Wallasey, Wardle, Warmingham, over in assembling and finishing zipp fastenei*s Waverton, Weaverham-cum-Milton, Wervin, at the works of Messrs. Zipp Fastener Com- Weston, Wettenhall, Wharton, Wichhough, pany Limited, 24A, Angel Factory Colony, Wigland, Willaston (Crewe), Willaston Angel Road, Edmonton, N.18, subject to the (Wirral), Willington, Wimboldsley, Wimbolds conditions that a worker shall not be employed Trafford, Wirswall, Wistaston, Woodbank, in the afternoon shift in consecutive weeks and Woodchurch, Woodcott, Woolstanwood, that suitable cloakroom and messroom accom- Worleston, Wrenbury-cum-Frith, Wybunbury. modation and washing facilities shall be pro- vided. The CENTRAL CHESHIRE CORONER'S DISTRICT Whitehall, comprising the parishes of: — 30th August, 1932. Acton Grange, Agden, Allostock, Alsager, Altrincham, Anderton, Antrobus, Appleton- with-Hull, Arclid, Ashley, Ashton-upon-Mer- The' Home Secretary gives notice that in sey, Aston-by-Budworth, Aston-by-Sutton with pursuance of Section 2 (1) of the Employment Middleton Grange, Aston Grange, Barnton, of Women, Young Persons and Children Act, Barthomley, Bartington, Betchton, Bexton, 1920, he has made an Order authorising the Blackden, Bollington, Bowdon, Bradwall, employment on two day-shifts, of women of Brereton-cum-Smethwick, Budworth Great, 18 and young persons of 16 years of age and Buglawton, Byley, Capesthorne, Oarrington, over an chenille carpet and rug manufacturing Chelford, Church Hulme, Church Lawton, at the works of Messrs. Alexander Morton and Clifton, Cogshall, Comberbach, Congleton, Company, Caton Road, Lancaster, subject to Cotton, Cranage, Crowley, Daresbury, Daven- the conditions that a worker shall not be em- port, Dunham Massey, Dutton, Eaton (by ployed in the afternoon shift in consecutive Congleton), Elton, Goostrey-cum-Barnshaw, weeks and that suitable accommodation for A 2.
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