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The London Gazette, I?Th September 1987 11592 THE LONDON GAZETTE, I?TH SEPTEMBER 1987 October 1987. 11 a.m. Place—Court 38A, Ground Floor, West Grounds named in Order for refusing an absolute Order of Green Building, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London WC2A Discharge—Proof of Facts mentioned in Section 26 sub-section 2JY. 3(A & B) Bankruptcy Act 1914, as amended by Section 1 of the Bankruptcy (Amendment) Act 1926. APPLICATION BY OFFICIAL RECEIVER TO CONSIDER DISCHARGE OF BANKRUPT ORDERS FOR AUTOMATIC DISCHARGE SECTION 8 INSOLVENCY ACT 1986 JACOBS, Maurice Kalvin, Self-employed Private Hire Driver CHRISOSTOMOU, Towlis, also known as Mr. Chris, of 900 residing and carrying on business at .2 Croxdale Walk, Blackley, Wilmslow Road, Manchester, carrying on business as a CAFE Manchester lately at 20 Whinfell Drive, Langley, Middleton, PROPRIETOR from 14-16 London Road, Manchester under the formerly at 2 Carradale Walk, Moston, Manchester, previously style of "Chris's Cafe", from 71-73 Piccadilly, Manchester under residing at 8 Lincoln Drive, Prestwich and lately carrying on the "The Fish Bar" and "The Good Food Centre" and from 150 business with another as PROPRIETORS of a PRIVATE HIRE London Road, Hazel Grove, Stockport under the style "The CAR FIRM under the style of Crown Cars (Manchester) from AlpinoCafe". Court—MANCHESTER. No. of Matter—32 of 205A Middleton Road, Crumpsall, Manchester and formerly a 1982. Date Fixed for Hearing—15th October 1987. 10.30 a.m. SELF-EMPLOYED HACKNEY CAB DRIVER all in the Place—The County Court Buildings, 184 Deansgate, Manchester. county of Greater Manchester. Court—OLDHAM. No. of Matter—30 of 1982. Date of Order—4th November 1982. Date STANDRING, David, of and trading at Jolly Angler Inn, 47 Ducie of operation of Order of Discharge—22nd July 1987. Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, PUBLICAN. Court— MANCHESTER (by transfer from High Court of Justice). No. of Matter—63 of 1982. Date Fixed for Hearing—15th October GLOSSOP, Christopher John, 24 Chantry Road, Disley, Stockport, 1987. 10.30 a.m. Place—The County Court Buildings, 184 Greater Manchester, Painting and Decorating Contractor. Deansgate, Manchester. Court—STOCKPORT. No. of Matter—33 of 1982. Date of Order—21st October 1982. Date of Operation of Order of THORPE, Peter, also known as Peter Anthony Thorpe, of 337 Discharge—4th August 1987. Heywood Old Road, Bowlee, Middleton, Greater Manchester, previously residing at 16 Longton Road, Blackley, Manchester, and HODKINSON, Stephen John, of 73 Springfield Road, ORDERS FOR DISCHARGE OF BANKRUPT Middleton, Greater Manchester, previously residing at 127 Miller Street, Heywood, Greater Manchester, carrying on business BROOMFIELD, Anthony John (also known as Ronald Anthony together in partnership at C38/39 Smithfield Market, Openshaw, Meek), residing at 32 Westminster Drive, Ainsdale, Southport, Manchester and' previously at 45 Bromley Street, Red Bank, previously residing in lodgings at Gordon House, Gordon Street, Manchester under the style of Thorpe and Hodkinson as FRUIT Southport, both in the county of Lancashire, lately a SELF- and VEGETABLE WHOLESALERS (Separate Estate of Peter EMPLOYED LIFE ASSURANCE INSPECTOR, now Thorpe). Court—MANCHESTER. No. of Matter—68 of 1982. unemployed, formerly residing at 23 Briar Drive, Buckley, 28 Date Fixed for Hearing—15th October 1987. 10.30 a.m. Place— Carlines Avenue, Carlines Park, Ewloe and Heddwch, Village The County Court Buildings, 184 Deansgate, Manchester. Road, Nercwys, Mold, all in the county of Clwyd, formerly HODKINSON, Stephen John (Separate Estate of). Court— trading under the style of A. J. Broomfield at 23 Briar Drive, MANCHESTER. No. of Matter—68 of 1982. Date Fixed for Buckley, Clwyd and formerly in partnership with another as A. J. Hearing—15th October 1987. 10.30 a.m. Place—The County Broomfield and Associates at Dayton House, Wrexham Street, Court Buildings, 184 Deansgate, Manchester. Mold, Clwyd and Trinity House, Trinity Street, Wrexham, Clwyd, ACCOUNTANTS and INCOME TAX ARNOLD, David Charles Martin, unemployed of 104 CONSULTANTS, also currently trading in partnership with Greenwillows, Oakfield, Cwmbran in the county of Gwent. another as Econoprint at Dayton House, Wrexham Street, Mold, Court—NEWPORT (GWENT). No. of Matter—21 of 1982. PRINT BROKERS. Court—CHESTER. No. of Matter—15 of Date Fixed for Hearing—8th October 1987. 10.30 a.m. Place— 1980. Date of Order— 19th November 1986. Nature of Order The Concourse, Clarence House, Clarence Place, Newport, made—Discharge withheld until £1,500 paid in full. Gwent. ARNOLD, Clifford Joseph, of 30 Bramble Drive, Hailsham, BINIONS, Anthony John William, residing at Hazeldene, Channel View, Castleton, lately residing at 191 Bassaleg Road, Newport formerly trading under the style of Margarita Ody as a LADIES and formerly residing at 19 Pentre Poeth Road, Newport all in the HAIRDRESSER from 80 Trafalgar Street, Brighton, both in the county of Gwent, lately carrying on business under the style of county of East Sussex, now a SALES REPRESENTATIVE, now Nuchem Products as a chemical distributor from 82-84 residing at Flat 23, Meridan Court, -38 Cavell Avenue, Commercial Street, Risca in the county of Gwent, TAXI Peacehaven, East Sussex. Court—EASTBOURNE. No. of DRIVER. Court—NEWPORT (GWENT). No. of Matter—37 Matter—3 of 1981. Date of Order 3rd September 1986. Nature of of 1982. Date Fixed for Hearing—8th October 1987. 10.30 a.m. Order made—Bankrupt discharged suspended for 6 months for Place—Newport' (Gwent) County Court, The Concourse, payment of £61.50. Clarence House, Clarence Place, Newport, Gwent. HALL, Kevin James, residing and carrying on business at 8 Station GRIFFITHS, John Richard, Electrical Projects Engineer, of Brook Road, Haydock, St. Helens, Merseyside, as a PLUMBING and House, Forge Lane, Tintem, Chepstow in the county of Gwent, lately residing at 7 Meadowcroft Close, Rogiet, Newport, Gwent, HEATING ENGINEER. Court—LIVERPOOL. No. of aforesaid and formerly carrying on business as an ELECTRICAL Matter—108 of 1980. Date of Order—2nd December 1986. CONTRACTOR from 17 Moor Street, Chepstow aforesaid Nature of Order made—Discharge granted. under the style of Jay Bee Electrical. Court—NEWPORT (GWENT) (by transfer from The High Court of Justice). No. of HOWARTH, James William (junior), described in the Receiving Matter—32A of 1982. Date Fixed for Hearing—8th October Order as J. Howarth (male), COMPANY DIRECTOR, residing 1987. 10.30 a.m. Place—Newport (Gwent) County Court, The at 54 Manchester Road, Shaw, Oldham, lately residing at 97 Concourse, Clarence House, Clarence Place, Newport, Gwent. Redgrave Street, Oldham, formerly residing at 203 Highbarn Road, Royton, Oldham, carrying on business on his own account ORDER MADE ON APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE as a WASTE DISPOSAL CONTRACTOR under the style of Moss Lane Commercials, from Moor Street Garage, Moor Street, STANHOPE, David Reginald, unemployed, of Langdale, 130 Shaw, lately carrying on business at Moss Lane Industrial Estate, Maldon Road, Danbury, Essex. Court—CHELMSFORD. No. Heyside, Royton all in the metropolitan county of Greater of Matter—22 of 1981. Date of Order—15th December 1986. Manchester. Court—OLDHAM. No. of Matter—2 of 1980. Date Nature of Order made—Bankrupt's discharge be suspended for of Order—23rd January 1986. Nature of Order made—Discharge 18 months and that he be discharged as from 15th June 1988. refused..
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