(1) The Council may order that any buildings in any street way place row of houses or block of buildings shall for the purpose of distinguishing them be marked (whether already marked by a number or name or not) with such numbers or names or numbers and names as may be specified in the order or shown upon a plan referred to in the order and that any existing numbers or names which differ from those specified in the order shall be abolished.
(2) For the purpose of subsection (1) of this section a number followed by a letter or a fraction shall be deemed to be a number.
(3) Where a name has been given otherwise than in pursuance of subsection (1) of this section to a building and is in the opinion of the Council unsuitable or likely to cause delay or inconvenience in executing any public
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