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Foreign and Commonwealth Office Home Office Welsh 2032 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 13TH FEBRUARY 1973 Schedule to, the Counter-Inflation (Temporary Provisions) a trunk road as from the date when the Order comes Act 1972 by a notice given to G. Clancey Ltd. on 5th into operation, and February 1973 has applied section 2 of the Act to the (b) that the length of the Cardiff—Llangurig Trunk Road remuneration of all persons employed by G. Clancey Ltd. to be superseded shall cease to be a trunk road as from Statutory Instrument 1972 No. 1854. the date on which notice is given by him to the Price 3p ; 5&p post free. County Council of Brecon (who will become the high- Title: Counter-Inflation (Notices) Regulations 1972. way authority responsible for that length) that the new Obtainable from H.M.S.O. Bookshops. trunk road is open for through traffic, and A. W. D. fames. 2. an Order under section 9 of the Highways Act 1959 5th February 1973. authorising him— (a) to improve, raise, lower or otherwise alter highways, (b) to stop up highways, and FOREIGN AND (c) to construct new highways, COMMONWEALTH OFFICE all at New Inn, near Libanus aforesaid, and providing for the transfer of each of the said new highways to the County Buckingham Palace. Council of Brecon as from the date on which he notifies the 9th February 1973. Council that the new highways have been completed and are open for through traffic. This Day had Audience of The QUEEN: Copies of the draft Orders and of the relevant plans may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable hours from His Excellency Monsieur Pretor Popa, to present the 14th February 1973 to 16th April 1973 at the Welsh Office, Letters of Recall of his predecessor Monsieur Vasile Pungan, Roads Division, Graham Buildings, Newport Road, Cardiff, and his own Letters of Credence as Ambassador 'Extra- and at the offices of Breconshire C.C., County Hall, Brecon. ordinary and Plenipotentiary from the Socialist Republic Any person may not later than 16th April 1973 object of Romania. to the making of the Orders, by notice to the Secretary Buckingham Palace. of State at the Welsh Office, Roads Division, Graham 8th February 1973. Buildings, Newport Road, Cardiff, CF2 1YU, quoting refer- ence R 11/222/6 and stating the grounds of objection. This Day had Audience of The QUEEN: L. Pritchard, An Assistant Secretary, Welsh Office. His Excellency Dr. Julio Cesar Turbay, to present his Letters of Credence as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from the Republic of Colombia. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS HOME OFFICE COMMISSIONS Home Office, London S.W.I. Commission signed by Her Majesty's Lieutenant of Essex Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Thomas Pike, G.C.B., 6th February 1973. C.B.E., D.F.C., of Little Wynters, Hastingwood, Harlow. DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT 1965 7th February 1973. (787) WITHDRAWAL OF AUTHORITIES Harry Dermot Whiteley Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Whereas Harry Dermot Whiteley, M.B., Ch.B., Leeds, County of Somerset whose registered address is 21 Heneage Road, Grimsby, Captain (Honorary Major) William Kenneth Bingham Lincolnshire, is, by virtue of being a duly qualified medical Crawford, of Weston Bampfylde Manor, Yeovil, Somerset. practitioner, authorised by Regulations 4 and 10 of the To be a Deputy Lieutenant. Dangerous Drugs (No. 2) Regulations 1964 to possess and supply drugs and other substances to which the said Taunton. Regulations respectively apply so far as may be necessary 26th January 1973. (788) for the practice or exercise of his profession: And whereas the said Harry Dermot Whiteley has been Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the convicted of offences against the Dangerous Drugs Act County of Somerset 1965 and cannot in the opinion of the Secretary of State properly be allowed to remain a person authorised as Lieutenant Colonel David Worrall, T.D., of Lower Terhill aforesaid: Cottage, Cothelstone, Taunton, Somerset. To be a Deputy Now therefore, in pursuance of the power conferred on Lieutenant. him by Regulation 22 of the said Regulations, the Secretary Taunton. of State hereby withdraws the authorities conferred on the 26th January 1973. (789) said Harry Dermot Whiteley by Regulations 4 and 10 of the said Regulations: And, in pursuance of Regulation 11 of the said Regula- Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the tions, the Secretary of State hereby directs that it shall County of Somerset not be lawful for die said Harry Dermot Whiteley to give Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur Allison FitzRoy Talbot, K.B.E., prescriptions prescribing any substance for the time being C.B., D.S.O., of Thickthorn Manor, Ilminster, Somerset. specified in Part I of the Schedule to the Dangerous Drugs To be a Deputy Lieutenant. Act 1965. C. J. Train, Assistant Secretary. Taunton. 26th January 1973. (790) WELSH OFFICE Y SWYDDFA GYMREIG DEPARTMENT OF TRADE HIGHWAYS ACTS 1959 TO 1971 AND INDUSTRY The Cardiff—Llangurig Trunk Road (New Inn, Near Thames House South, Libanus Diversion) Order 197 and Millbank, The Cardiff—Llangurig Trunk Road (New Inn, Near London, SW1P 4QJ. Libanus Diversion Side Roads) Order 197 . 6th February 1973. The Secretary of State gives notice that he proposes to The Secretary of State for Trade and Industry in pursuance make the following Orders: of the Electricity Acts 1947 and 1957 and Regulations made 1. an Order under section 7 of the Highways Act 1959 thereunder and all other powers him enabling, has authorised providing: the appointment of P. C. Scales as a part-time member of (a) that a road which he proposes to construct at New the East Midlands Electricity Board constituted under the Inn, near Libanus in the county of Brecon shall become said Acts..
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