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The London Gazette, 25 November, 1910. 8727 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25 NOVEMBER, 1910. 8727 street, Office-street, School-street, and Ferndale Colliery, Glamorgan Colliery, and Windsor-street. Brickyard Trealaw. At Britannia.—Brook-street, Edmunds- The tramways of the Rhondda Tramways street, and Britannia-place. Company, Limited. At Trehafod.—Cadwgan-terrace, Wayne- The tramways of the Council. street, Lewis-street, Bryn Eirw-terrace, And notice is hereby given, that the draft Woodfield-terrace, Rheola-terrace, new of the Order will be deposited at the offices of road leading from Coedcae-road, Clifton- row and road leading thereto, Fairoak and the Board of Trade on or before the 21st day of road leading thereto. December next, and printed copies of the draft At Forth.—Woodfield-terrace, Caemawr- Order when deposited, and the Order when road, Powell's-place, Porth-place, and made, may be obtained, at the price of one Rheola-terrace. shilling for each copy, at the offices of the At Ynyshir. — Upper Gynor, Lower Council at Pentre aforesaid, and at the offices <Jynor, Standard View, Standard-terrace, of the undermentioned Solicitors and Parlia- Ynys- street, Brynawel-terrace, Chebron- mentary Agents. terrace, Vaynor - street, Upton - street, And notice is hereby further given, that a Davies - street, Penmaen - street, lestyn- map showing the boundaries of the proposed street, Bryn Gwyn-street, Gwent-street, area of supply, and the streets in which it is Aldergrove-road, Tuberville-road, new proposed that electric lines shall be laid down road behind Islwyn School, Thomas-place, within a specified time, and a copy of this and Mount Pleasant-road (part). advertisement as published in the London At Wattstown.—Lower Bailey-street, Vic- Gazette will be deposited on or before the toria-street, Stanley-street, Bryn-terrace, 30th day of November instant for public in- Pleasant-view, and cross road from Bryn- spection at the office of the Clerk of the Peace terrace to Pleasant-view. for the county of Glamorgan at his office at At Pontygwaitfr.—Bryn-terrace, Wood- Cardiff, and at the offices of the Council at land-road, Woodland-cottages, Deri-terrace, Pentre aforesaid. Glanffrwd-crescent, Madeline-street, School- And notice is hereby lastly given, that every street, Baglan-street, Tanybryn-street, The local or other public authority, company or Avenue, and Dolgwilym. person desirous of bringing before the Board At Stanleytown.—Upper-terrace, Middle- of Trade any objection respecting the applica- terrace, Lower-terrace, and Witherdene- tion must do so by letter addressed to the Board terrace. of Trade, marked on the outside of the cover At Tylorstown.—Church-street, Wesley- enclosing it " Electric Lighting Acts," on or villas, Brynbedw-road, Duke-street, Vivian- before the 15th day of January, 1911, and a street, Parry-street, Brynhyfryd-street, copy of such objection 'must also be forwarded Castle-street, Donald-street, Eric-street, to the undermentioned Solicitors or Parlia- Keith-street, road west of Brynbedw-road, mentary Agents. Arfryn-terrace, Gwernllwyn-terrace, Union- Dated this loth day of November, 1910. place. At Ferndale.—New-street, Glyn-crescent, MORGAN, BRUCE, NICHOLAS and JAMES, King-street, Protheroe-street, Rosser-street, Pontypridd, Solicitors to the Coun- and Walter-street. cil. At Blaenllechau.—Aberdare-road, Dany- TORR and Co., 19, Abingdon-street, graig-place, and Davies-street. Westminster, S.W., Parliamentary The bridges over the Taff Vale Railway "s Agents. at Treorchy Station, Ystrad Station (over railway and river), Tyisha-road, Gelli, Llwynypia Station, Trealaw Station, Dinas Station, Porth-street, Perth (two bridges), Llwyncelyn Porth, Glynfach Porth, Maindy Board of Trade.—Session 1911. Ynyshir Station, Wattstown Motor plat- form, Pontygwaith Motor platform, Tylors- BRIGHTON MARINE PALACE AND town Station, Ferndale Station, and Mardy PIER. Station. The bridges over the Great Western Rail- (Provisional Order.) way at Golden Age, Gilfach-road, Peny- graig and Gelli-road, Tonypandy. (Widening or Extension of Existing Pier and The bridge over Lady Lewis Colliery Works incidental thereto; Erection of •sidings, Ynyshir. Winter Garden and other Buildings and The bridge over river at Standard View, Conveniences on or adjoining the widened Ynyshir, portion of Pier; Construction of New Land- and to cross, break up or interfere with the ing Stage at the head of the Pier and En- following railways and tramways, so far as they largement of Existing . Landing Stages; -are situate within the ftrea of supply, viz: — Tolls, Rates and Charges; Application and Extension of Existing Powers of the Com- The level crossings of the Taff Vale Rail- pany ; Bye-laws, &c.; Incorporation of Acts way at Blaenrhondda Treherbert Station, Clydach Vale and Britannia Porth. and Amendment of Existing Acts.) The level crossings of the railways of the nVTOTICE is hereby given, that application Rhondda Merthyr Colliery Company, Aber- _l3l is intended to be made to the Board of gorky Colliery Company, Glenavon Garw Trade, on or before the 23rd day of December, Colliery Company, and the Glamorgan Col- 1910, by the Brighton Marine Palace and liery Company. Pier Company (hereinafter referred to as The incline railway bridges at Bwllfa "the Company") for a Provisional Order, Colliery, Dinas Colliery (disused), Standard pursuant to the General Pier and Harbour Colliery, Ynyshir, Wattstown Colliery, Act, 1861, and the General Pier and Harbour.
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