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XLhc Palestine <Sa3ette pubUsbeb by Hutbotifce No. 611 THURSDAY, 9™ JULY, 1936 757 CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICES International Convention regarding the Taxation of Foreign Vehicles applied to Palestine - - 758 Appointments, etc. - - 758 Obituary - - - - - - 758 Foreign Advocates' Examination - - - - 759 Medical Licences cancelled - 759 Professional Licence - 759 Claims for Destroyed Currency Notes - 759 List showing the order in which Orders, Decorations and Medals should be worn - 760 RETURN Statement of Coins and Notes in Circulation at the end of June, 1936 - - 763 Sale of Unclaimed Goods - - - - - 764 Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - - - 765 REGISTRATION OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES, COMPANIES. PARTNERSHIPS, ETC. - 765 CORRIGENDA - - - - 768 SUPPLEMENT No. 2. The following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of this Gazette:— Tariff for the Transport of Goods, under the Government Railways Ordinance, 1936 667 Registry Rules, 1936, under the Courts Ordinance, 1924, and the Magistrates' Courts ־ Jurisdiction Ordinance, 1935 668 Carriage by Air (Parties to Convention) Order, 1936 - - - 675 Emergency (Amendment) Regulations (No. 7), 1936, under the Palestine (Defence) ־..־..־ - Order-in-Counci], 1931 - 680 Notice under the Immigration Ordinance, 1933, appointing Immigration Officers for the purpose of the Ordinance - 681 Dentists (Change of Name) Rules, 1936, uncle)• the Dentists Ordinance, 1926 - 681 Workmen's Compensation Rules, 1936, under the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance, 683 - - ־ - - - 1927 Notice under the Town Plnnning Ordinances, 1921-1929, appointing Secretary of the Central Building and Town Planning Commission. - - - 683 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinances, 1921-1929, provisionally approving certain Town Planning Schemes within the Town Planning Areas of Jerusalem and Haifa - - - - 684 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinances, 1921-1929, approving certain Town Planning Schemes within the Town Planning Areas of Jerusalem, Haifa and ־ - - Tiberias - : - _ - \686 Notice of-posting of Schedules of Rights to land in Pardess Hanna, under the Land Settlement Ordinances, 1928-1933 - - - - 694 Notification of Commencement of Settlement in the Jaffa Sand Dunes, under the Land Settlement Ordinances. 1928-1933 - - - - 694 Notification under the Survey Ordinance, 1929, regarding the preparation of plans in Turan - - - - - -696 PRICE 30 MILS. 758 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE 9th July, 1936 NOTICE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION REGARDING THE TAXATION OP FOREIGN MOTOR VEHICLES. The application to Palestine of the International Convention regarding the taxation of Foreign Motor Vehicles, which was signed at Geneva on the 30th March, 1931, was notified to the Secretariat of the League of Nations on the 29th April, 1936, and in accordance with Article 8 the Convention will become applicable to Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan) as from the 29th October, 1936. By His Excellency's Command, J. HATHORN HALL 27th June, 1936. Chief Secretary. (O/30/35) APPOINTMENTS, ETC. HIS HONOUR JUDGE M. VALERO, Judicial Department, 21.6.36—20.9.36 APPOINTMENTS. MR. V. C. W. KENYOX, Department of Lands and Surveys, 22.6.36—5.11.36 The High Commissioner has appointed: — MR. W. J. FARRELL, M.C., Depart• LIEUTENANT E. C. WILSON, to be Company Of• ment of Education, 27.6.36—26.9.36 ficer, Trans-Jordan Frontier Force, with effect from the 29th May, 1936. MR. W. A. STEWART, Department of Education, 1.7.36—16.9.36 LIEUTENANT-COLONEL J. I. CHRYSTALL, M.C., Second-in-Command, Trans-Jordan Fron• ME. HANANIA M. HANANIA, tier Force, to be Commanding Officer, with Judicial Department, 1.7.36—31.7.36 effect from the 10th June, 1936. MR. HASSAN KHALIDI, Department MR. A. L. CRAIG-BENNETT to be Chief Fisheries of Lands and Surveys, 1.7.36—14.11-36 Officer, Department of Agriculture and DR. G. STUART, O.B.E., Fisheries, with effect from the 19th June. Department of Health, 4.7.36—18.10.36 1936. HIS HONOUR MR. JUSTICE KHALDI, Judicial Department, 4.7.36—3.9.36 TERMINATION OF ACTING APPOINTMENT. MR. FREDRICK JOHN HOSSACK, Palestine Railways, 6.7.36—19.11.36 The High Commissioner directs it to be noti• JAMAL EFF. DABBAGH, fied for general information that the acting Judicial Department, 6.7.36—5.8.36 appointment of MR. F. J. HOSSACK, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Grade K, Pales• MR. A. NOYES, Haifa Harbour Develop• tine Railways, published in Palestine Gazette ment Works Department, 8.7.36—7.10.36 No. 587 of the 23rd April, 1936, ceased with MR. M. MELAMEDE, Department effect from the 26th June, 1936. of Migration, 8.7.36—15.9.36 LEAVE. OBITUARY. The High Commissioner has approved the The High Commissioner announces with re• leave of the following officers: — gret the death of MICHAIL EFF. KHALIL DADIS, ! Fireman, Palestine Railways, which took place MR. R. F. JARDINE, CM.G-, Depart• on the 26th June, 1936. ment of Lands and Surveys, 11-6.36—5.9.36 The High Commissioner announces with re• CAPTAIN THE HON. M. E. DILLON, Trans-Jordan Frontier Force, gret the death of SHEIKH ABDUL CHAFFAR EFF. 18.6.36—17.7.36 HAMMURI, Teacher, Grade E.3, Department of Education, which took place on the 28th June, MR. G. G. MASSON, Department of 1936. Agriculture and Fisheries, 19.6.36—3.10.36 9th July, 1936 FOREIGN ADVOCATES' EXAMINATION. Licence No. Name Address The undermentioned persons have been suc­ 83 Haim Gorovit Tel Aviv cessful at the Foreign Advocates' Examination, 1936: J. M. SMITH Chief Veterinary Officer. Atallah, Waclie Ayon, Moshe Bergman, Felix PALESTINE CURRENCY NOTES. Bernay, Adolf Cohen, Benjamin N. The following currency notes are stated to Ecker, Ludwik have been destroyed, and payment of their Gidiolovitz, Isaac Z. value has been claimed by the persons whose Hopp, Hans names are placed against the numbers. Any Kost, Jacob other person claiming a right to them should Kurtzig, Arnold communicate at once with the undersigned: — Lipshitz, Naphtali Levy, Benjamin E. Number Levy, Otto Value Name of Claimant Manhart, Abraham of Note Mittlemann, Jacob Mangel, Liba ־ Messeritz, Johannes A.282789 LP.5 Mowaqe', Adel A.274472 LP.5 Nechles, Ernst Orgler, Werner A.237710 LP.l Polonsky, Aaron A.814585 LP.l Persitz, Akiva Reich, Paul Victor B.963767 LP.l Awwad Hamdan Zuhri, Wadi Hunein. Rubenstein, Elisabeth B.785977 LP.l Shershevsky, Benzion Stulz, Gunter B.709242 LP.l Sussman, Julius B.871193 LP.l Wolfsohn, Fritz LP.l ־־ Yanai, Zvi. B.158400 B. O. DENHAM A.992238 500 Mils Secretary to Legal Board, B.010239 LP.l Mr. Zwi Izhak Lundin, 3rd July, 1936. Jerusalem. (Gaz/27/36) D.230473 LP.l ) Mr. Shlomo Kaminsky, D.010798 LP.l ) Eehovot. NOTICE B.276297 LP.l ) Mahmoucl EiT. Ali Ahmad, j" Jerusalem. Licence No. Dr. 1426 dated the 12th Decem­ B.777421 LP.l ber, 1933, to practise medicine in the name of D.184024 LP.l Ezzat Barakat, Jerusalem. JOSEPH KLEMPERER has been cancelled, the med­ A.649524 ) ical practitioner having ceased to practise in 500 Mils The "Bar" Roller Flour Mill, order to engage in mercantile or commercial A.645273 f Haifa. business within the meaning of section 8(i) of A.923129 | the Medical Practitioners Ordinances, 1928- 500 Mils Ruhama Rabinowitz, c/o A.692853 j 1935. Anglo-Palestine Bank Ltd., J. W. P. HARKNESS Jerusalem. A.625347 | Acting Director 500 Mils Mr. L. Le Bouvier, of Medical Services. A.778479 j Ottoman Bank, Jerusalem. 2nd July, 1936. A.008371 500 Mils Mr. Elazar Krauthamer, Haifa. NOTICE A.713102 500 Mils Ramadan EiT. Akileh, Gaza. Licence No. Dr.2149 dated the 1st August, 1935, to practise medicine in the name of RA­ A.481319 500 Mils Mr. Hanna Shehadeh, Haifa. PHAEL WERNER ROBERT LEAVER has been cancelled A.626843 ) on account of the death of the holder. 500 Mils Sanitary Surveyor, A.651033 j" Municipal Corporation, J. W. P. HARKNESS Jaffa. Acting Director A.881943 | Mr. Aron Chajuss, of Medical Services. A.671021 J 500 Mils Jerusalem. 2nd July, 1936. (Gaz/5/36) A.771819 500 Mils Dr. Wilhelm Felsentahl, Jerusalem. PROFESSIONAL LICENCE. W. J. JOHNSON The undermentioned has been granted a Currency Officer. licence to practise veterinary surgery and 25th June, 1936 medicine. (F/100/31) 760, THE PALESTINE GAZETTE 9th July, 1936 To be substituted for list dated the 15th November, 1929. CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD, ST. JAMES'S PALACE, S.W.1, The following list shows the order in which Orders, Decorations and Medals should be worn, but it in no way affects the precedence conferred by the Statutes of certain Orders upon the Members thereof. Wittovm Cross. British Orders of Knighthood, etc. *Order of the Garter. *Order of the Thistle. *Order of St. Patrick. Order of the Bath. **Order of Merit (immediately after Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath). Order of the Star of India. Order of St. Michael and St. George. Order of the Indian Empire. Order of the Crown of India. Koyal Victorian Order (Classes I, II and III). Order of the British Empire (Classes I, II and III). **Order of the Companions of Honour (Immediately after Knights and Dames Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire). Distinguished Service Order. Eoyal Victorian Order (Class IV). Order of the British Empire (Class IV). Imperial Service Order. Boyal Victorian Order (Class V). Order of the British Empire (Class V). NOTE-—The above applies to those Orders of similar grades. When the miniature or riband of a higher grade of a junior Order is worn with that of a lower grade of a senior Order, the higher grade miniature or riband should come first, e.g., the miniature or riband of a K.C.I.E. will come before a C.B., and a G.C.M.G. before a K.C.B. Not more than four Stars of Orders and not more than three Neck Badges may be worn at any one time in Full Dress Uniform.
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    Hugh Piper was born at Ayrshire, Scotland on 28 May 1784. He entered the Army at the age of 14 years 10 months when he purchased a commission Twelfth Session, Commencing at 11.30am as an Ensign with the New South Wales Corps (102nd Foot) on 29 March 1799. In doing so he was following in the footsteps of his brother, Ensign John Piper of the New South Wales Corps, who arrived at Sydney in 1792 aboard the Pitt and at his own request was sent to Norfolk Island in 1793, promoted to Lieutenant in 1795 and returned to the mainland and was then on leave 1797-1799. In 1800 he was given the local rank of Captain and ORDERS, DECORATIONS & MEDALS became commandant of Norfolk Island in September 1804 being promoted to Captain in 1806. He returned to Sydney in 1810 but while on leave in England in 1811 he resigned his commission. In 1813 he was given the appointment of Naval Offi cer in Sydney and returned to take up his role in February 1814. A close family friend of John MacArthur, he was appointed BRITISH SINGLES a magistrate in 1819, became Chairman of Directors of the Bank of New South Wales in 1825 and was President of Scots Church Committee. He acquired land by grant or purchase at Eliza Point (renamed after John Piper and now Point Piper), Vaucluse, Woollahra, Rose Bay, Petersham, Neutral Ensign in New South Wales Corps, Bay, Bathurst, Van Diemen's Land and in George Street, Sydney. He also member of party that explored Port Dalrymple area owned Vaucluse House.