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THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 18Th MAY 1973 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 18th MAY 1973 Celluscreeds (Scotland) Limited PARTICULARS OF DIRECTORS OR CHANGES THEREOF Civmec (Heathfield) Limited Airdriehill Quarries Limited Clint Estates Limited Albills ''Scotland) Limited Craig of Campbeltown Limited All-Scot Promotions (Charities) Limited Crossroads Garage (Burntisland) Limited Arthur Dickson & Company Limited David MacBrayne Limited A. Westwater & Company Limited DC war & Finlay Limited Ayr Engineering & Constructional Company Limited D-Mac Limited Brewers' Foods Supply Company Limited D. MacPherson Limited Carronhall Engineering Limited Duncan Ramsay and Son Limited Collective & Diversified Investments Limited Edinburgh Hide Skin and Tallow Market Company Limited Cooke Sons & Company (Hillington) Limited Eglmton House Limited Coopers & Lybrand Associates (Scotland) Limited E M D (Edinburgh) Limited Economy Plus Heating Limited Firthland Agencies Limited Electrochemical Journals Limited Fortronic (Fife) Limited First S.F.M. (Investments) Limited Fratad Enterprises Limited Food Hold Limited G and L Technical Publications Limited James Macfarlane (Kilmarnock) Limited Gas Measurement Instruments Limited James Thin Limited Gavin Grieve Joiners Limited J. McNab of Perth Limited George B. Ritchie & Company Limited John & Charles Murray Limited Glasgow Eastern Properties Limited John Haig and Company Limited Glassford Motors Limited Legcsgain Investments Limited H F S Studios (Edinburgh) Limited Low & Bonar Oil Services Limited H. Gillman (Fashion Agents) Limited Melville Street Investments (Edinburgh) Limited Hogg & Ross Limited Millburn-Wilkinson (Carlisle) Limited Hugh Alexander & Sons Limited Moorhead, Sons and Company Limited H. Thomson (Selkirk) Limited Nordic Hair Fashions (Irvine) Limited Jacobson Metals Limited North British Tractors Limited James Keenan (Haulage Contractors) Limited Numire (Contracts) Limited James Wilson & Son (Metals) Limited Rayack Construction Limited T. Coupcr & Couper Limited Robert Carson and Company Limited John Leitch & Co. (Founders & Engineers) Limited Robert Stocks & Company Limited J. Stewart (Chemists) Limited Robert Stocks (Exports) Limited J. Thomson & Son (Packaging) Limited Robert Thomson & Sons Limited Keil Hotel Company Limited Scottish Brick Company Limited Lanarkshire Cattle Breeders Company Limited Second S.F.M. (Investments) Limited Len Edwards Limited Shanks and McEwan (Contractors) Limited Louis Gilbert Agencies Limited Shanks & McEwan (England) Limited Mallaig and Northwest Fishermen's Association Limited Shares Management Limited M. H. Pinkerton Limited Stenhouse Life & Pensions Limited Morpat (Shopfitters) Limited The Scottish Tea and Lands Company of Ceylon Limited M R M Packing Limited Wellington Health Club (Ayr) Limited Munro & Company (Glasgow) Limited Wcodside Plant Limited Norman J. Stewart & Co. (1970) Limited Paisley and Johnstone Engineering Training Group Limited ANNUAL RETURN Pinkerton's Farms Limited Rally Klad Limited Abercorn Electrical Contractors Limited Renfrewshire Heritable Investments Limited Abernethy Motors Limited R. F. Bell & Son Limited Alexander Baird Limited Rintoul & Company Limited Alexander Pollock Limited Scottish & Commonwealth Insurance Company Limited Allander Finance Limited Shetland Hotels (Lerwick) Limited Bandirran Estates Limited S. M. Bayne & Co. Limited Bdl & Rose Limited Space Age Products Limited Ben Reid & Company, Limited Storm Security Limited Buchanan Collie Properties Limited Streamline Finance Limited Buchanan Potato Growers Limited Tay Taxis Limited Calan Electronics Limited The Duncan Construction (Joinery) Limited Cars;: Estates Limited The Johnstone Wright Fund Charles Connell & Company (Colquhalzie Farms) Limited The Leith Glazing Company Limited Collctt-Macpherspn Limited The Meta Bespoke and Surgical Footwear Company Limited Conoboy & O'Brien (Builders) Limited Th^ Scottish Life Pensions Annuity Company Limited Cormie Caravans Limited The Scottish Life Guarantee Company Limited Culfargie Estates Limited The Westfield Paper Company Limited D. & W. Maclean (Mallaig) Limited Townholm Exports Limited David Weston Chemicals Limited Townholm Spinning Company Limited Dorrator Iron Company Limited W. G. Walker & Company (Ayr) Limited Dundee and District Occupational Health Service Limited Wm. Laughland & Co. Limited Elders Contracts Exports Limited Errol Marco (Finance Co.) Limited SITUATION OF REGISTERED OFFICE OR CHANGE THEREOF Farm & Property Developments (Angus) Limited Fin^ask & Kinnaird Properties Limited Albora Services Limited Galbraith McEwan & Company (Insurances) Limited Bainsford Brake Services Limited Garthland Bakery Limited Balmoral Park (Turf Accountants) Limited James L. Archibald & Sons Limited Caledonia Control Gear Limited J. A. Menzies & Sons Limited Douglas Plastics Limited Johnston Edgar Limited Eskdaill Securities Limited Jonbeth Hotel Company Limited Glassedin Investments Limited J. Wilson Boyes Limited Glassedin Securities Limited Kirkstyle Engineering Limited Lothian Watson (Chemists) Limited M. A. Blyth Limited Malcolm Stewart and Company Limited Machrihamish Feus Limited Strathlene Hotel Limited Marigold Fanning Company Limited The Scottish Council for Research in Education Nellis and Walls (Tailors) Limited New Inverness Laundry Company Limited 19th April 1973 Nordik Interiors Limited Numire (Contracts) Limited ALTERATION IN THE MEMORANDUM OR ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION On-The-Spot Northern Light Limited Ballindalloch Feed Products Limited Ormiston Properties Limited Black Isle Frozen Foods Limited Pollock and Green Limited The Charles Stirling Group Limited Profunda Limited The Town and County Motor Garage Limited Robert Thomson Sons Limited.
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