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OFFICIAL GAZETTE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT PRINTING AGENCY Ji EDITION I IS^Z:+~¥-H-B EH' B 0E OFFICIAL GAZETTE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT PRINTING AGENCY ji EDITION I IS^Z:+~¥-h-B EH' B 0E No. 1134 ZeMe?^aXl142H^ry & 1950 Price 28-00 yen Grade Premiums Number of NOTIFICATIONS winnings Special ¥ 100,0004 Prime Minister's Office Notification { First v , 10,000/ No.1 Second 1,000 20 January ll, 1950 Third 200 100 The following persons, have ceased to be the F ourth 100 100 designated persons respectively on and afte,r the Fifth 50 1 ,000 undermentioned date in accordance with the Sixth 37 8,779 provision of paragraph 2 of Supplementary Pro- Total 10,000 visions of the Cabinet Order for Partial Amend- 5. Date of Drawing: March 26, 1950 ment to the Ordinance relating to Control of Starting Date of Payment of Premiums: Designated Property (Cabinet Order No. 27 of April 3, 1950 1949). Stamp Duties on Certificates of Deposit: Consequently, the controls over the designated Certificates of deposit shall be designated properties which they owned or had owned were under the provision of Article 5 of the Law removed ; for Establishment of the Savings with , Prime Minister Premiums and be exempted from stamp YOSHIDA Shigeru duties. Name Date Ceased to be Designated Person Ministry of Finance Notification HAYASHI Toshiro February 3, 1948 KURODA Yasuji No. 2O UCHIDA Chikao January ll, 1950 In accordance with the provisions of Articles Ministry of Finance Notification 3 and 5 of the Law for Establishment of the No. 19 Savings with Premium^ (Law No. 143 of 1948), January ll, 1950 the details, etc. of the Sixth Time Deposit with In accordance with the provisions of Articles Premiums of the Bank of 82" shall be deter- 3and 5 of the Law for Establishment of the mined as follows: Savings with Premiums (Law No. 143 of 1948), . Minister of Finance the details, etc. of the "Fifth Fukuun Time De- IKEDA Hayato posit of the Bank of Tanwa" shall be deter- 1. Name: Sixth Time Deposit with Premiums mined as follows: of the Bank of 82 Minister of Finance 2. Conditions: IK-EDA Hayato (1) Term of contract: 6 months 1. Name: Fifth Fukuun Time Deposit of the (2) Amount of deposit: ¥1,000 per contract Bank of Tanwa (3) Interest: None 2. Conditions: 3. Period for Handling: FromJanuary20, 1950 (1) Term of contract: One year to March 6, 1950 (2) Amount of deposit Y1,000 per contract 4. Premiums: One right of drawing shall be (3) Interest: None given to each contract and 10,000 rights of 3. Period forHandling: From January 26, 1950 drawing make one set and the following to March 20, 1950 premiums shall be given to per 20 sets: 4. Premiums: One right of drawing shall be Grade Premiums Number of given to each contract and 10,000 rights of* winnings drawing make one set with the following Special ¥ 300,000 1 premiums; provided that the Special is one First 50,000 1 per 10 sets and is chosen from among the Second 10,000 18 First : Third 1,000 40 •E% ^ Fourth 1 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 Ministry of Finance Notification Fifth 3 0 2 0 ,0 0 0 No. 22 w 1 7 1 7 8 ,9 4 0 Sixth January ll, 1950 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Total In accordance with the provisions of Articles 5. Date of Drawing: March 29, 1950 3 and 5 of the Law for Establishment of tl>e 6. Starting Date of Payment of Premiums: Savings with Premiums (Law No. 143 of 1948), March 31, 1950 the details, etc. of the "Fourth Juroku Time 7. Stamp Duties on Certificates of Deposit: Deposit of the Bank of 16" shall be determined Certificates of deposit shall be designated as follows: under the provision of Article 5 of the Law Minister of Finance for Establishment of the Savings with IKEDA Hayato Premiums and be exempted from stamp 1. Name: Fourth Juroku Time Deposit of the duties. Bank of 16 2. Conditions: Ministry of Finance Notification (1) Term of contract: 6 months No. 21 (2) Amount of deposit: ¥2,000 per contract January ll, 1950 (3) Interest: None In accordance with the provisions of Articles 3. Period for Handling: From January 21, 1950 3 and 5 of the Law for Establishment of the to March 24, 1950 Savings with Premiums (Law No. 143 of 1948), 4. Premiums: Oneright of drawing shall be -^ the details, etc. of the "Time Savings with Pre- given to each contract and 10,000 rights of miums of the Kanagawa-ken Agricultural Co- drawing make one set and the following operative Association" shall be determined as premiums shall be given to per 10 sets; follows : provided that the Special is chosen from Minister of Finance among the First: IKEDA Hayato Premiums Nurnbe^of 1. Name: Time Savingswith Premiums of the Special ¥ 80,000 1 Kanagawa-ken Agricultural Co-operative First 10,000 19 Association Second 3,000 40 2. Conditions: Third 1 ,000 200 (1) Term of contract: One year Fourth 100 2,000 (2) Amount of savings: ¥1,000 per contract F i fth 35 97 ,740 (3) Interest: None Total 100,000 3. Period for Handling: From January20,1950 5. Date of Drawing: April 9, 1950 to February 20, 1950 6. Starting Date of Payment of Premiums: 4. Premiums: One right of drawing shall be April 15, 1950 given to each contract and 500 rights of 7. Stamp Duties on Certificates of Deposit:* drawing make one set with the following Certificates of deposit shall be designated ^ premiums : under the provision of Article 5 of the Law Grade Premiums Number^ for Establishment of the Savings with Pre- miums and be exempted from stamp duties. First ¥ 5,000 1 Second 1,000 3 Third. 500 6 Ministry of Finance Notification F ourth 300 10 No. 23 F ifths 100 20 January ll, 1950 .Sixth 15 * 460 In accordance with the provisions of Articles Total 500 3 and^5 of the Law for Establishment of the 5. Date of Drawing: February 23, 1950 Savings with Premiums (Law No, 143 of 1948), 6. Starting Date of Payment of Premiums: the details, etc. of the "Fourth Fukutoku Time February 27, 1950 Deposit with Premiums of the Kangin" shall be 7. Stamp Duties on Certificates of Savings: determined as follows: Certificates of savings shall be designated Minister of Finance under the provision of Article 5 of the Law IKEDA Hayato for Establishment of the Savings with Premiums and be exempted from stamp 1. Name: Fourth Fukutoku Time Depositwith Premiums of the Kangin duties. 2. Conditions: (1) Term of contract: 6 months £ a (2) A m ou nt of dep osit : ･ 1,000 per con tract 5. Date of Drawing: March 18, 1950 (3) Interest: N on e 6. Starting Date of Payment of Premiums: 3. P eriod for H an dling : F rom Janu ary 23, 1950 March 22, 1950 to M arch 15, 1950 7. 4. P rem ium s : O ne right vo_f draw in g shall be Stamp Duties on Certificates of Deposit: Certificates of deposit shall be designated given to ea ch con tract and 60,000 righ ts of under the provision of Article 5 of the Law dra w ing m ake one set w ith th e follow ing for Establishment of the Savings with prem ium s ; provided th at th e K oun prize is one p er 25 sets an d is ch osen from am ong Premiums and be exempted from stamp duties. th e Special : G rade P rem is s % * ? Ministry of Postal Services Notification Kspoeucniaplr iz-e ･ 1,0050,000) No.4 January ll, 1950 F irst * 10,000 The following Postal Agencies were established Secon d 1,000 30 on December 21, 1949, in accordance with the T hird 100 60 provision of Article 6 of the Postal Agency Re- F ourth 50 600 gulation (Ministry of Postal Services Ordinance F ifth 30 6,000 No. 7 of 1949): Sixth 17 53,304 Minister of Postal Services T otal 60,000 OZAWA Saeki Name Location Entrusted business Oi Postal Agency Oi-mura, Yazu-gun, Tottori-ken(with- Business listed in Article 4 in the postal district of Koge Post of the Postal Agency Re- Office) gulation Bitchu-ochiai Postal Agency Ochiai-rnura, Kawakami-gun, Oka- ditto yama-ken (within the postal district of Nariha Post Office) Hanami Postal Agency iranami-mura, Tohaku-gun, ' Tottori- Business listed in Article 4 ken (within the postal district of items1,3,4 and5of the Matsuzaki Post Office) Postal Agency Regulation Ministry of Postal Services Notification No. 5 January ll, 1950 The following Post Office was removed on December 26, 1949, in accordance with the provi- sion of Article 13 paragraph 4 of the Ministry of Postal Services Establishment Law (Law No. 244of1948): Minister of Postal Services ' OZAWA Saeki Name Former location N6w location Sakai-yanagino-cho Post Office Kuken-cho, Sakai-shi Nishi 1-ehome, Yanagino-cho, Sakai-shi Ministry of Telecommunications Notification No. 3 January ll, 1950 The following Companies were authorized as the company capable of engaging in construc- tion and maintenance o'f the private wireless telegraph and telephone equipment in accordance with the provision of Article 6-(2) of the Private Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Regula- tions, on December 23, 1949: Minister of Telecommunications OZAWA Saeki * Name of company Address Limitation Shimonoseki Business Station, No. 442, Takezaki-cho, Nippon Gyomo Sengu Co., Ltd. Shimonoseki-shi Koyakijima Shipyard, Kawa- Koyaki-mura, Nishi-so- Land fishery radio equipment less than minami Industrial tCo., Ltd. noki-gun, Nagasaki- 100 watts output •E ken Radio equipment for fishing ships less than 500 tons 3 B, Standing Committee for Transportation DIET MATTERS 6.
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