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752 the Belfast Gazette 26 July 1991 Registration Of 752 THE BELFAST GAZETTE 26 JULY 1991 In the Matter of Lexi Kerr, Motor Mechanic, residing at 6 Semicock REGISTRATION OF PLACE OF Road, Ballymoney, County Antrim BT53 6PX and carrying WORSHIP FOR MARRIAGE on business at 1A Henry Street, Ballymoney, County Antrim BT53 6HX and formerly carrying on business at 45 Knock Notice is hereby given that on the 10th July 1991, the building Road, Ballymoney, County Antrim BT53 6LX under the known as Fortwilliam Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses trade name of Lexi's Service Station, Bankrupt. situated at 330-334 Antrim Road, Belfast in the parish of Shankill Adjudicated bankrupt on Friday, 28th June 1991. and County of Antrim was duly registered for the Solemnisation of Marriages therein pursuant to the Marriages (Ireland) Act 1844, Sitting for choice and appointment of creditors' assignee at Section 28, in substitution for the building, formerly used and Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street, Belfast, on Wednesday, known as Kingdom Hall, 330/334 Antrim Road, Belfast. 9th October 1991, at 10.00 am. W. K. Browne, Creditors' claims to be sent to, and all debts due to the estate to Deputy Registrar of Marriages be paid to, the Official Assignee, Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender for the District of Belfast. Street, Belfast BT1 5DU from whom forms of proof may be obtained. In the Matter of David Mervyn Crangle, Painter and Decorator, NOTICES UNDER THE residing at 7 Cliftonpark Avenue, Belfast and formerly BANKRUPTCY ACTS residing at 3 Greenacres, Carnmoney, Newtownabbey, County Antrim and formerly carrying on business at 7 Cliftonpark IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE IN Avenue aforesaid under the trade name of J M Crangle & Son, NORTHERN IRELAND Bankrupt. Chancery Division The application of the Official Assignee for bankruptcy for Northern Ireland for the consideration of the discharge of the BANKRUPTCY above-named bankrupt under Article 30 of the Bankruptcy In the Matter of Lawrence Gerald. Carragher, Publican, residing at Amendment (Northern Ireland). Order 1980 will be heard at the 2 Cookes Crescent, Newtownhamilton, Newry, County Down Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street, Belfast on Thursday, BT35 OBQ and formerly carrying on business at 18 Newry 7th November 1991 at 10.00 am. Street, Newtownhamilton, Newry, County Down BT35 OAB Dated the 26th July 1991. under the trade name of Ballymoyer Inn, Bankrupt. Official Assignee for Bankruptcy. Adjudicated bankrupt on Friday, 5th July 1991. Sitting for choice and appointment of creditors' assignee at Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street, Belfast, on Wednesday, In the Matter of Thomas St John, residing at 607A Upper 9th October 1991, at 10.00 am. Newtownards Road, Belfast and carrying on business at 62 Creditors' claims to be sent to, and all debts due to the estate to Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast, Landscape Gardener, be paid to, the Official Assignee, Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Bankrupt. Street, Belfast BT1 5DU from whom forms of proof may be The order dated 9th December 1988 adjudicating the above obtained. named a bankrupt was by order dated 26th June 1991 annulled on acceptance by creditors of an offer of composition. Official Assignee for Bankruptcy. In the Matter of William Perry, Building Surveyor, residing and carrying on business at 5 Prospect Place, Ballymena, County Antrim BT43 5BL and formerly residing and formerly carrying on business at 21 Doury Road, Ballymena, County Antrim In the Matter of Kieran McLornan, residing at 22 Lurgan Road, BT43 6JA, Bankrupt. Crumlin, Co Antrim and carrying on business at 22 Lurgan Road, Crumlin, Co Antrim, Bankrupt. Adjudicated bankrupt on Friday, 5th July 1991. The application of the Official Assignee for bankruptcy for Sitting for choice and appointment of creditors' assignee at Northern Ireland for the consideration of the discharge of the Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street, Belfast, on Wednesday, above-named bankrupt under Article 30 of the Bankruptcy 9th October 1991, at 10.00 am. Amendment (Northern Ireland) Order 1980 will be heard at the Creditors' claims to be sent to, and all debts due to the estate to Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street, Belfast on Thursday, be paid to, the Official Assignee, Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender 7th November 1991 at 10.00 am. Street, Belfast BT1 5DU from whom forms of proof may be Dated the 26th July 1991. obtained. Official Assignee for Bankruptcy. In the Matter of Victor Morrow who resides at 11 Aghalee Road, Lower Ballinderry, Lisburn, County Antrim and formerly In the Matter of Mark Wilson and Margaret Wilson, Caterers, resided at 13Titterington Gardens, Drumbo, Lisburn, County who carry on business at The Old Cope School, Main Street, Antrim and formerly carrying on business at Unit 47 Derriaghy Loughgall, Co Armagh under the trade name of The Bramley Industrial Estate, Dunmurry, Belfast under the trade name of Apple Restaurant and who formerly carried on business at 16 Graphics Design and Supply, Bankrupt. Fountain Street, Antrim, Co Antrim under the trade name of The Clonavon House Hotel and who formerly carried on Adjudicated bankrupt on Tuesday, 16th July 1991. business at The Seven Towers Leisure Centre, Trostan Avenue, Sitting for choice and appointment of creditors' assignee at Ballymena, Co Antrim, Bankrupt. Royal Courts of Justice, Chichester Street, Belfast, on Wednesday, The above-named, adjudged bankrupt on Monday, 12th May 9th October 1991, at 10.00 am. 1986 was on 12th May 1991 discharged under the provisions of Creditors' claims to be sent to, and all debts due to the estate to Article 29(2) of the Bankruptcy Amendment (Northern Ireland) be paid to, the Official Assignee, Lindsay House, 8-14 Callender Order 1980. Street, Belfast BT1 5DU from whom forms of proof may be Dated the 26th July 1991. obtained. Official Assignee for Bankruptcy..
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