11476 THE LONDON GAZETTE, HTH SEPTEMBER 1975 MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY FISHERIES AND FOOD Thames House South, Millbank, London SW1P 4QJ. Block C Government Buildings, Tolcarne Drive, 3rd September 1975. Pinner, The Secretary of State for Energy in pursuance of the Middlesex HAS 2DT Electricity Acts 1947 and 1957 and Regulations made there- under and all other powers him enabling, has authorised STATEMENT ISSUED PURSUANT TO THE CORN the reappoinitment of Mr. M. H. Baker-Mutton as a part- RETURNS ACT, 1882, THE CORN SALES ACT, 1921, time member of the Eastern Electricity Board constituted THE AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PRO- under the said Acts. VISIONS) ACT, 1943, THE AGRICULTURE ACT, 1970 AND THE AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PRO- VISIONS) ACT, 1972. CHURCH COMMISSIONERS The following are the QUANTITIES SOLD and AVERAGE PRICES of BRITISH CORN per ton of 2240 Imperial Ib computed PASTORAL MEASURE 1968 from returns received by the MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, Pursuant to the above mentioned Measure, the Church FISHERIES AND FOOD in the week ended 4th September 1975. Commissioners hereby give notice that the Right Reverend They are based on purchases from growers during the week Mark, Bishop of Aston, has made an- Order dated the 20th ended 28th August 1975 by merchants carrying on business day of August 1975, providing for the diversion to the in prescribed areas in England and Wales. diocesan stipendsi fund of part of the endowment income of the benefice of Curdworth in the diocese of Birmingham. Copies of the Order may be obtained from the office British corn Quantities sold Average price of the Church Commissioners, No. 1 Millbank, London per ton SW1P 3JZ, K. S. Ryle, Secretary. tons £ Church Commissioners, WHEAT — other than 1 MiUbank, London SW1P 3JZ. denatured ... 119,966-34 63-92£ WHEAT — denatured BARLEY 194,676-14 64-65$ OATS 4,054-52 56-98* MINISTRY OF OVERSEAS RYE 443-05 64-07J DEVELOPMENT MAIZE The Minister of Overseas Development has appointed Professor E. T. Penrose to be a member of the Common- S. Clayton wealth Development Corporation for a period of three years from 1st September 1975. Public Notices 11. Land adjoining The Beeches, Livery Road, West H.M. LAND REGISTRY Winterslow, Salisbury, Wilts ; by D. K. and A. L. Levy, 50 Fortescue Road, Weybridge, Surrey. The following land is about to be registered. Any objec- 12. 107 Grenfell Avenue, Hornchurch, Essex; by S. J. tions should be addressed to H.M. Land Registry, Lincoln's McCann of that address. Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PH before 25th September 13. Land S. of Sands Lane, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft, 1975. Suffolk; by Comben Land Holdings Ltd. FREEHOLD 14. Land on S. side of High Road, Hockley, Essex; by 1. Land adjoining 31 Stanley Road, Teddington, Middx; E. R. and A. B. Rogers, 2 Bullwood Approach, by E. H. and I. K. Lewsey, 72 Hurst Road, East Hockley. Molesey, Surrey. 15. 31 Oaklands Avenue, Oxhey, Watford, Herts ; by H. H. 2. Land fronting Moss Lane East, Lloyd Street and Maine Hedge of that address. Road, Moss Side, Greater Manchester; by E. J. G. 16. Part of 9 Tennyson Road, St. Albans, Herts ; by P. J. Thomas, Cefn, Esgeronen, Llanarth, Cardiganshire, and J. Gledhill of that address. D. J. Bolwell, 71 Kingsleigh Road, Heaton Mersey, 17. Land adjoining Kingswood Road, Kits Coty, Bluebell Stockport, Greater Mancester and D. R. Leftwich, 14 Hill Rochester, Kent; by S. C. White, Woodside Paddock Drive, Wood Lane, Neston, Wirral, Mersey- Farm, Kingswood Road aforesaid. side. 18. 3 Liverpool Gardens, Worthing, W. Sussex ; by Port- 3. 1 Burlington Drive and land adjoining 29 Ashfield Road, field Estate Co. Ltd. Davenport, Stockport, Greater Manchester; by N. F. 19. Plot 130 Top Cross Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, E. Sussex; Forsyth, 39 Brunswick Hill, Macdesfield, Cheshire. by A. S. Hester, 36 Upper Chyngton Gardens, Sea- 4. 221 Outwood Road, Heald Green, Cheadle, Greater Man- ford, E. Sussex. chester ; by A. and Y. A. Swarbrick of that address. 20. ISA Beacon Hill, Chatham, Kent; by R. K. Hepper 5. 126 Broom Lane, Levenshulme, Manchester; by S. S. of that address. Oertel, Cross Street, Chapel, Manchester, and E. 21. Excelsior House, Collingdon Road, Cardiff ; by British Northcote, D Flat, Park House, Cheadle Hulme, Petroleum Pension Trust Ltd. Greater Manchester. 6. 3 Cliff Street, Liverpool; by D. T. and L. Prothero LEASEHOLD of that address. 7. 7 Queens Drive, Prestwich, Greater Manchester; by W. 1. 17 Warburton Lane, Partington, Urmston, Greater Man- and P. Dawson of that address. chester ; by R. J. Whewell of that address. 8. Part of new school site comprising land s. of 1-31 (odd) 2. 39 Bridgewater Street, Walkden, Worsley, Greater Man- Abbey Road and 52 and 59 Wollaton Road and part chester ; by F. Lunn and N. Cotton of that address. of roadway extending Southwards from Wollaton Road, 3. 6 Eastham Avenue, Bury, Greater Manchester; by T. J. Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Notts; by Nottinghamshire and P. M. O'Neill of that address. County Council. 9. Stonebridge Trading Estate, Frome, Somerset, and Church Court, Church Lane, Midsomer Norton ; by RENTCHARGE S. Winsley Ltd. A perpetual yearly rentcharge of £46'77 charged upon land 10. 5 Haymans Cottages, Roadwater, Watchet, Somerset; fronting Moss Lane East, Lloyd Street, and Maine Road, J. M. Steed, 4 Haymans Cottages aforesaid. Moss Side, Greater Manchester: by E. J. G. Thomas, Cefn,.