The Gazette 1955-58

NOTICE.

of Tullygarvey and County of Cavan being the lands comprised in Folios 780 and 2089 County Cavan respectively.

Folios 780 and 2089 Registered Owner

County Cavan PATRICK SMITH

THE REGISTRY Register B.

The Registered Owner has applied for a Duplicate of the Certificate of Title specified in the Schedule hereto which is stated to have been lost or inadver tently destroyed. The Duplicate will be issued unless notification is received in this Registry within 28 days from the date of this Notice that the said Certificate of Title is in the custody of a person not the Registered Owner. Such notification should state the grounds

SOLICITOR qualified 1954 with good general experience desires position in September. City or country. Box No. 8214. SOLICITOR recommends experienced Shorthand Typist part time or full time work. Box No. 6215. SOLICITOR with over 6 years' general experience in busy offices, Dublin and Provincial town anxious to return to Dublin; partnership after trial period preferred, but not essential. Excellent references. Box No. 6216. Register C. MICHAEL PATRICK RYAN late of 136, Upper Lceson Street, Dublin, Civil Servant, deceased. Let any person knowing of the existence of a Will of the above deceased communicate with Michael Tynan & Co., Solicitors, 41 William Street, Limerick.

on which the Certificate is retained. Dated this 28th day of June, 1957.

JOSEPH O'BYRNE,

Registrar of Titles.

SCHEDULE. Land Certificates of Patrick Smith to na.-r. 3^p. of the lands of Aghnadaragan and to 9a. $r. ip. of the lands of Drumhillagh, both situate in (the Barony

IMPORTANT

RECEPTION AUGUST 1st .

SIGNATURE ON BILL OF COSTS It has been learned that the Circuit Judge in County Meath has recently held that a bill of costs of a solicitor practising under a business name, and signed with the business name only, was not properly subscribed with the hand, of the plaintiff solicitor. It is hoped to publish a full report in next fnonth's issue.

Forms of application for cards are again issued with this edition of the Gazette. Members who want cards for themselves, wives or guests and who have not already applied are asked to do so without delay to facilitate the Society's staff in writing the cards.

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