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Roche and Dudley, 51, Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin.
Terence E. Dixo i (Third Law Panel)
"Thomord", Cowbawn Lane, Shankill, Co. Dublin.
Apprenticed to: Godfrey H. Skrine, McKeever & Son,
6, Foster Place, Dublin.
Declan Moylan (First Law Panel)
62, Wellington Road, Dublin.
Apprenticed
to: Thomas A. Moylan, 62, Wellington
Road, Dublin 4.
Herbert Mulligan (Third Law Panel)
188, Rathfarnham Road, Dublin.
Apprentice
to:
John Maher,
20 Westland Row,
Dublin.
Michael Murray (Second Law Panel)
Carrigera House, O'Callaghan Strand, Limerick,
Apprenticed to: Francis B. Geary, LL.B., 14 Bedford
Row, Limerick.
Rosary Waldron (Second Law Panel).
Si. Anne's, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo.
Apprenticed to: P. J. Mclntyre, Main Street, Kiltimagh,
Co. Mayo.
The main reason why the Liaison Committee
was formed was to establish relations between
Solicitor's Apprentices and the Council of the
Incorporated Law Society. The first meeting with
representatives of the Council took place on 27th
February, 1969, the Council was represented by
the President and Vice-President, the Secretary
was also present. This first meeting was primarily
an exploratory one at which the Liaison Commit
tee
put
forward
the general
views
of
the
Apprentices on matters ranging from the suit
ability of some lectures to the future development
of King's Hospital. The Committee were reassured
by the members present that they will be fully
consulted by
the Council on the adaptation of
King's Hospital, and on the facilities to be provided
for apprentices in general. The Committee is also
to be consulted when changes are to be made in
the educational system for apprentices.
Up to the 5th May the Committee has had nine
committee meetings and two meetings with the
representatives of the Council.
The establishment of the Liaison Committee is
one of the most significant moves to be taken by
the Council for a number of years. For too long
apprentices have been
inflicted with changes,
which have been made without consultation. Now
through the Committee the apprentices may be
consulted and their views sought before decisions
are taken which will ultimately affect them. One
field in which the Committee will take an active
part will be the reform of the present educational
system for intending solicitors. Already the first
tentative steps are being taken by the Council in
this direction. The Council may rest assured that
they will have
the fullest co-operation of
the
Liaison Committee and
the general body of
apprentices in
implementing the changes when
they do come.
REGISTRATION OF TITLE ACT, 1964
Issue of New Land Certificate
Applications have been received from the registered
owners mentioned in the Schedule annexed hereto, for
the issue of Certificates of Title in substitution for the
original Certificates
issued
in
respect of
the
lands
specified
in
the
said
Schedule,
which
original
Certificates, it is alleged, have been lost or inadvertently
destroyed.
A new Certificate will be issued in each case, except
a case in respect of which notification is received in this
Registry within 28 days from the publication of this
notice, that the Certificate of Title is still in existence,
and
in
the custody of some person other than
the
registered owner. Any such notification should state
the grounds on which such Certificate is being held.
Dated the 27th day of May, 1969.
D. L. McALLISTER,
Registrar of Titles.
Central Office,
Land Registry,
Chancery Street,
Dublin.
SCHEDULE
1.
Registered Owner, Thomas Dpwling. Folio number
1794. County Carlow. Lands of Killerrig in the Barony
of Carlow, containing 24a. Ir. 12p.
2.
Registered
Owner,
The
County Monaghan
Vocational Educational Committee. Folio number 14443.
County Monaghan. Lands of Connabury and others.
THE REGISTRY
Register A
Old F.s'ablis'icd .Solicitor's Practice for sale. Practice of
Nicbo'as J. O'Donnell,, deceased, T/a N. F. Maher
&
Co., Nelson Street otherwise St. Michael Street,
Tippe-ary. For further particulars, apply to Richard
D Kennedy, Solicitor. St. Michael Street, Tippcrary.
Telephone No. Tipperary 51184.
Register B
fjo'icilor presently in the Slate's service, who will shortly
ie;in: on age limit, is open to cimagement in a Dublin
Solicitors' Office. Replies to Box B 289.
Register C
In the Goods of Michael J. Murphy late of 68 Croydon
Park Avenue, Ma"ino, Dublin 3. Will any solicitor
having knowledge of a will made by the above-named
who died on the 17th December, 1968. please com
municate with
the
undersigned
solicitor
for
the
next-of-kin. Alphonsus Grogan, Solicitor, 33 Lower
Ormond Quay, Dublin.
J.-im-'s Mnck'-n.
late of 153 Oxmantown Road. North
Circular Road, Dublin 7.
formerly of Co. Louth,
\Viilo\v-r
:iP(l Retired Ca-elakcr. Will any person
havfin knowledge of a Will,
if any. made by
the
above-i<;-m«l who died on
the.
21st October. 196",
H-vs?
communicate wi'h:
Reddy.
Charlton &
McKm'ght, Solicitors, 12 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2.
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