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CURFEW ORDER.

IN VIRTUE of the powers vested in me by regulation 10 of the Emergency Re• gulations, 1936, I, B. C. GIBBS, Assistant District Commissioner, Safad Division, hereby order that every person within the municipal area of'Safad, excluding the Jewish Quarter, shall remain within doors from 10 a.m. on the 18th July, 1938, to 7 a.m. on the 19th July, 1938, and I hereby give notice that any person being or remaining out of doors between these hours without a written permit signed by me or by the Officer Commanding, 2/R.U. Rifles, will render himself liable to pro• secution for an offence under the above regulations.

B. C. GIBBS Assistant District Commissioner, 18th July, 1938. Safad Division.

REVOCATION OF CURFEW ORDER.

IN VIRTUE of the powers vested in me by the regulation made by the Officer Ad• ministering the Government under Article IV of the (Defence) Orders in Council, 1931 and 1936, I, R. D. BADCOCK, Acting District Commissioner of Jeru• salem District, do hereby order that the curfew order issued by me on 13th June, 1938, imposing curfew in the area within Deir Yasin village between the hours of 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. shall be revoked as from the date hereof.

R. D. BADCOCK Acting District Commissioner, 13th July, 1938. District.

REVOCATION OF CURFEW ORDER,

IN VIRTUE of the powers vested in me by the regulation made by the Officer Administering the Government under Article IV of the Palestine (Defence) Orders in Council 1931 and 1936, I, R. D. BADCOCK, Acting District Commissioner of Jeru• salem District, do hereby order that the curfew order issued by me on 18th July, 1938, imposing curfew in the Town Planning Area of Jerusalem between the hours of 9 p.m. and 5.30 a.m. shall be revoked as from the date hereof.

R. D. BADCOCK Acting District Commissioner, 19th July, 1938. .

REVOCATION OF CURFEW ORDER.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by regulation 10 of the Emergency Re• gulations, 1936, made under the Palestine (Defence) Orders in Council, 1931 and 1936, I, MORRIS BAILEY, District Commissioner of Haifa and Samaria District, do — 890 — hereby revoke as from 6 a.m. on 14th July, 1938, the order of 12th July, 1938, imposing a curfew of 22 hours daily from 8 a.m. to 6 a.m. within the boundaries of the lands of Balad es Sheikh, Nesher and Yajur. MORRIS BAILEY District Commissioner, 14th July, 1938. Haifa and Samaria District.

REVOCATION OF CURFEW ORDER.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by regulation 10 of the regulations made by the High Commissioner (Emergency Regulations, 1936) under the Palestine (Defence) Orders in Council, 1931 and 1936, I, MORRIS BAILEY, District Commis• sioner, Haifa and Samaria District, do hereby order that the curfew order issued by me on the 6th July, 1938, as amended by my order of the 10th July, 1938, imposing curfew in the municipal area of Haifa town between the hours of 9 p.m. and 4 a.m., shall be revoked as from the date hereof•

MORRIS BAILEY District Commissioner, 17th J uly, 1938. Haifa and Samaria District.

ORDER.

IN VIRTUE of the powers vested in me by regulation 6A of the Emergency Regula• tions, 1936, I, STANLEY PROSSER, Assistant District Commissioner, Acre Sub-Dis• trict, hereby order

(a) that as from to-day and until further notice, the section of the Acre—Ras en Naqura road between the junction of the Bassa—Ras en Naqura roads and the northern boundary of the Acre municipal area shall be closed to all traffic between the hours of 7.30 p.m. and 4.30 a.m., and

(6) in virtue of the powTers vested in me by regulation 10 of the Emergency Regulations, 1936, I hereby further order that a curfew shall be imposed within the area between two lines running at a distance of two hundred metres from each side of the aforesaid section of road and running parallel thereto, excluding the built-on area of settlement, and all persons within this area shall remain within doors and no person shall enter this area between the hours of 7.30 p.m. and 4.30 a.m. until further notice.

Given under my hand at Acre this 20th day of July, 1938.

STANLEY PROSSER Assistant District Commissioner, Acre. — 891 —

ROAD TRANSPORT ORDINANCE.

RULES MADE BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 23.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by paragraphs (p) and (s) of section 23 of the Road Transport Ordinance, the High Com• Cap. 128. missioner has made the following rules :—

1. These rules may be cited as the Road Transport (Routes Citation. and Tariffs) (Amendment) Rules, 1938, and shall be read as one with the Road Transport (Routes and Tariffs) Rules, 1934, (here• inafter referred to as the principal rules.

2. The principal rules shall be amended — Amendment of the principal (a) by the deletion of Schedule IV thereto; and rules. (b) by the deletion of Schedules I, II and III thereto and the substitution of the following Schedules in the place thereof, that is to say :—

SCHEDULE I.

JERUSALEM DISTRICT.

(a) Routes within the Jerusalem District.

These routes and the stops theieon shall conform to those specified in the permit.

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibusi Maximum N authorised to

(i) JERUSALEM MUNICIPAL AREA OMNIBUS ROUTES

1 Mahne Yehuda Square — Jaffa (a) Entire circuit — 15 mils Gate (b) Any 10 stops — 10 mils Ka) — (c) Any 7 stops and under 10 — 7 mils (d) Any 6 stops and under — 5 mils

2 Meashearim—Jaffa Gate (a) Entire circuit — 12 mils (6) Any 7 stops — 7 mils (c) Under 7 stops — 5 mils

*70 omnibuses in respect of these routes — 892

S S. Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route EE•! chargeable per Passenger •so ë

3 Bukharia — Jaffa Gate (a) Entire circuit — 15 mils (b) Any 10 stops — 7 mils (c) Any 9 stops or under — 5 mils (d) Over 10 stops and under 14 — 10 mils

3(a) — Mamillah Road (a) Entire circuit — 15 mils (b) Over 10 stops and under 14 — 10 mils (c) Any 10 stops — 7 mils (d) Any 9 stops or mils 5 — ׳ under * 3(b) Keren! Avraham — Mamillah (a) Entire circuit — 15 mils Road (b) Over 10 stops and under 14 — 10 mils (c) Any 10 stops — 7 mils (d) Any 9 stops or under — 5 mils

4 — Jaffa Gate 8 (a) Entire circuit —• 20 mils (b) Any 10 stops — 10 mils (c) Over 6 stops and under 10 — 7 mils (d) Under 6 stops — 5 mils * 5 Shaare Hessed — — (a) Entire circuit — 15 mils Mamillah Road (b) Any 14 stops and mils 10 ־— over 10 (c)i Any 10 stops — 7 mils (d) Any 9 stops and under — 5 mils * 5(a) Kiryat Shmuel—Mamillah Road (a) Entire circuit — 20 mils (b) Any 10 stops — 10 mils (c) Any 7 stops and under 10 — - 8 mils (d) Under 7 stops — - 5 mils

*70 omnibuses in respect of tbete routes. — 893 —

Maximum Fare Number Description of Route of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses ! Maximum No. | authorised to ply |

6 Baqaa — Jaffa Gate 5 (a) Entire circuit —t 15 mils (b) Terminus to Jaffa \ Gate —-j 8 mils (c) Jaffa Gate to Terminus —- 8 mils (d) Any 6 stops or under . — 5 mils

7 — Talpioth — (a) Entire circuit — 25 mils Keith-Roach Square (b) Terminus to Keith- Roach Square —j 15 mils (<-•) Talpioth to Keith-' Roach Square or vice versa — 10 mils (d) Any 8 stops — 7 mils (e) 6 stops and under— 5 mils

8 Mekor Haim — Keith-Roach (a) Entire circuit — 20 mils Square (6) Mekor Haim—Keith- Roach Square and vice versa — 10 mils (c) Any 4 stops —: 5 mils (d) Over 4 stops up to 8 — 10 mils

9 Hebrew University — Labour 4 (a) Entire circuit — 20 mils Lane (b) Any 5 stops or under —: 10 mils

10 Ein Karem — Storrs Avenue 5 (a) Entire circuit . -4 40 mils (b) Ein Karem—Storrs Avenue —[ 20 mils (c) Ein Karem to Beit '•• Vegan and vice j versa —; 10 mils (<:/) Ein Karem to ; Mahne Yehuda anjd vice versa —1 15 mil's • i !

*70 omnibuses in respect of Ibepe routes. — 891 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Routt chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. j 1 auihoriscd to ply j 1 10 Ein Karem — Storrs Avenue (e) Beit Vegan to Contd. Storrs Ave. and vice versa — 10 mils (/) Storrs Ave. to Mahne Yehuda and vice versa — 5 mils (g) Mahne Yehuda to Beit Vegan and vice versa — 5 mils

Givaat Shaul — Meashearim (a) Entire circuit — 20 mils ־•;•. . ,11 (6) Any 9 stops — 10 mils (c) Any 7 stops — 7 mils {(I) Under 7 stops — 5 mils

1.2 Beit Viegan' — King George (a) Beit Vegan to King Avenue George Avenue or return — 20 mils (b) .Beit Hakerem to King George Ave. and return — 16 mils (c) New Montefiore to King George Ave. and return — 14 mils (d) Beit Vegan to King George Ave. 10 mils (e) Beit Hakerem to King George Ave. — 8 mils (/) New Montefiore to King George Ave. — 7 mils (g) Beit Vegan to Mahne Yehuda — 7 mils (h) Beit Hakerem to Mahne Yehuda — 6 mils (i) New Montefiore to Mahne Yehuda — 6 mils (:/) Any 4 stops — 5 mils

18 — King George 5 mils per single journey Avenue

*70 omnibuses in respect of these routes. — 895 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

(ii) JERUSALEM DISTRICT OMNIBUS ROUTES

14 Et TUT — Jerusalem (Damascus 2 15 mils per single journey Gate)

15 — Slaughter House, 1 20 mils per single journey Jerusalem (Damascus Gate)

16 Neve Ya'aqov—Slaughter House, 1* 10 mils per single journey Jerusalem (Meashearim)

17 ' —Jerusalem 1* 15 mils per single journey (Meashearim) 18 Ramallah — AI Bira — Jeru• 8 20 mils per single journey salem (Damascus Gate)

19 Nebi Saleh — Bir Zeit — 4 (a) Nebi Saleh or Bir Jerusalem (Damascus Gate) Zeit—Ramallah — 20 mils (6) Ramallah—Jerusalem — 20 mils (c) Bir Zeit—Jerusalem — 40 mils (d) Nebi Saleh—Jerusalem — 50 mils

20 Ramoun — Taiyiba — El 2 (a) Ramoun—Taiyiba Bira — Jerusalem (Da• — 10 mils mascus Gate) (b) Taiyiba—El Bira — 25 mils (c) El Bira—Jerusalem — 20 mils (d) Taiyiba—Jerusalem — 40 mils (e) Ramoun—Jerusalem — 50 mils

21 Beit Jala — Jerusalem (Jaffa 3 Beit Jala—Jerusalem Gate) — 20 mils

22 Bethlehem — Jerusalem 6 Bethlehem—Jerusalem (Jaffa Gate) — 20 mils * Freight and passenger carrying vehicles. — 896 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

23 Hebron — Jerusalem (Jaffa 12 Hebron—Jerusalem — 50 mils Gate)

24 Hebron — Beit Jibrin 2 Hebron—Beit Jibrin 50 mils

25 Suba — — Jerusalem 2 (a) Motza or Suba— (Mahne Yehuda) Jerusalem — 20 mils (b) Jerusalem—Motza or Suba — 15 mils 25(a) Motza — Illit — Jerusalem !** For members of Motza (Mahne Yehuda) Settlement only and not for public transport

26 In ab — Jerusalem (Mahne (a) Inab—Motza — 15 mils Yehuda) (b) Motza—Jerusalem — 20 mils

27 Dead Sea (Kalia) — Jerusalem 10 75 mils per single journey (Damascus Gate)

28 Jericho — Jerusalem (Damas­ 4 75 mils per single journey cus Gate) ׳

29 Allenby Bridge — Jericho — 3 (a) Jerusalem—Jericho Jerusalem (Damascus Gate) — 75 mils (b) Jerusalem—Allenby Bridge — 85 mils

30 Slaughter House — Jerusalem 1 10 mils per single journey (Damascus Gate)

31 Schneller Qtr.—Kerem Avra- (a) Complete circuit — 20 mils ham—Achva Qtr.—Isaiah Str. (b) Railway Station — —Street of Prophets—King Terra Santa — 5 mils George Avenue—Bailway (c) Terra Santa— Station. Schneller Qtr. — 5 mils (d) Railway Station — Schneller Qtr. 10 mils

.omnibuses in respect of these routes 70׳ ,"'Freight and passenger carrying vehicles. — 897 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ph

32 Dead Sea (Concession Area)— 2 30 mils per single journey Jericho

33 Camp — 3 (a) Mt. Scopus to Herod's Gate — Damascus Herod's Gate — 5 mils Gate — Allenby Square (b) Mt. Scopus to Allenby Square — 10 mils

34 Dahriya — Hebron 1 30 mils per single journey

35 Dura — Hebron 1 20 mils per single journey

36 Eizariya — — Jeru• 2 (a) Jerusalem—•Eizariya salem (Damascus Gate) — 15 mils (b) Eizariya—Abu Dis — 10 mils (c) Jerusalem—Abu Dis — 20 mils

37 Jaffa Gate—Mamillah Road— 4 (a) Entire circuit — 20 mils Talbieh — Karm el Ruhban (b) Any 10 stops 10 mils — Katamon (c) Over 6 stops and under 10 — 7 mils (d) Under 6 stops — 5 mils

38 End of Village Road— 1 (a) Entire circuit — 15 mils — Str. of Pro• (b) Any 10 stops — 10 mils phets—St. Paul's Road— (c) Any 7 stops and Allenby Square—Jaffa Gate under 10 — 7 mils Car Park. Return via (d) Any 6 stops or Mamillah Rd. — Princess under — 5 mils Mary's Ave.—Jaffa Road — 898 —

(b) Inter District Routes.

These routes and stops rhereon shall conform to those specified in the permit.

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

A.l Jerusalem—Bnab—Ramie— 30 (a) Jerusalem—Enab Jaffa — 35 mils (b) Enab—Ramie — 55 mils (c) Enab—Jaffa — 75 mils (d) Jerusalem—Ramie — 80 mils (e) J erusalem—Jaffa —100 mils

A.2 Hebron—Dahriya—Beersheba 2 (a) Hebron—Dahriya " — 30 mils (b) Dahriya—Beersheba — 60 mils (c) Hebron—Beersheba — 70 mils

A.3 Jerusalem—Artuf— 1 (a) Jerusalem—Artuf — 45 mils (b) Artuf—Tel Aviv — 55 mils (c) Jerusalem—Tel Aviv — 100 mils

A.4 Hebron—Beit Jibrin—Bab el 2 (a) Hebron—Beit Jibrin Wad—Jaffa — 50 mils (b) Beit Jibrin—Bab el Wad — 40 mils (c) Beit Jibrin—Jaffa — 80 mils (d) Hebron—Bab el Wad — 80 mils (e) Bab. el Wad—Jaffa — 40 mils (/) Hebron—Jaffa —120 mils

A.5 J erusalem—Nablus—J enin— 12 (a) Jerusalem—Nablus Haifa —100 mils (b) Jerusalem—Jenin — 175 mils (c) Nablus—Jenin — 80 mils (d) Nablus—Haifa —175 mils (e) Jenin—Haifa — 80 mils (/) Jerusalem—Haifa —250 mils — 899 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger Maximum No, authorised to ply 1 of Omnibuses

A.6 Jerusalem—Nablus—J enin— 1 (a) Jerusalem—Nablus — —100 mils (b) Jerusalem—Jenin —175 mils (c) Jerusalem—Nazareth —210 mils (d) Nablus—Jenin — 80 mils (e) Nablus—Nazareth —120 mils (/) Nablus—Tiberias —175 mils (g) Jenin—Nazareth — 50 mils (h) Jenin—Tiberias — 80 mils (i) Jerusalem—Tiberias —250 mils

A.7 Jerusalem—Nablus—Jen in— 2 (a) Jerusalem—Nablus Nazareth—Tiberias—Safad —100 mils (b) Jerusalem—Jenin —175 mils (c) Jerusalem—Nazareth —210 mils (d) Jerusalem—Tiberias —250 mils (e) Nablus—Jenin — 80 mils (/) Nablus—Nazareth —120 mils (g) Nablus—Tiberias —175 mils {h) Nablus—Safad —225 mils (i) Jenin—Nazareth — 50 mils (/) Jenin—Tiberias — 80 mils (k) Jenin—Safad —130 mils (I) Nazareth—Tiberias — 50 mils (m) Nazareth—Safad —100 mils (n) Tiberias—Safad —50 mils (o) Jerusalem—Safad — 300 mils

A.8 Jaffa—Jerusalem—Haifa 2 (a) Jaffa—Haifa —350 mils (b) Intermediate fares as specified for routes A.l and A.5. — 900 —

N iimb er Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

A.9 Tel Aviv—Jerusalem—Haifa 5 (a) Tel Aviv—Haifa —350 mils (b) Intermediate fares as specified for routes A.l and A.5.

A.10 Jaffa—Jerusalem—Tiberias 1 (a) Jaffa—Tiberias —350 mils (b) Intermediate fares as specified for routes A.l and A.6.

A.ll Jerusalem—Nablus 4 Jerusalem—Nablus —10.0 mils

A.12 Ramallah—Ijatroun 3 (a) Ramallah—Latroun — 90 mils (b) Intermediate stages 4 mils per kilometre

A. 13 Jerusalem—Lydda Railway G N.B. Only holders of combined Station rail and road tickets jssued by Palestine Railways are permitted to travel in omni• buses on this route

Omnibuses plying for hire on district or inter-district routes that terminate or pass through the Jerusalem District shall proceed to such terminal points and operate only on such routes as are prescribed by the local Licensing Authority and endorsed on passenger road service permits granted in respect of these routes. — 901 —

SCHEDULE II.

NORTHERN DISTRICT.

Routes within the Northern District.

These routes and the stops thereon shall conform to those specified in the permit.

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

1 Main Police Station—Kings- 13 Main Police Station to Nazareth way — Ard el Yahud—Nazareth Road Road to Yajour and return via — 5 mils per single journey Station Road (East Extension) Main Police Station to Yajour 15 mils per single journey

2 Neve Shaanan — Nazareth Business Centre to Neve Road — I.C.I. Road — Station Shaanan — Road — Kingsway — stop at 17 mils per single journey Old Business Centre and return V 6 2(a) Neve Shaanan — Rushmia Neve Shaanan to Business Bridge — Hadar Hacarmel Centre — 8 mils per single journey

8 Khayat Beach — Kingsway 15 10 mils per single journey during day time 20 mils per single journey after 9 p.m.

4 Ahuzat Sir Herbert Samuel— 13 Main Post Office to Mt. Carmel Mt. Carmel — Mountain Street Hotel — — Herzlia Street — Anaforta 20 mils per single journey Street — Lower Herzlia Street 30 mils per return journey — Mountain Street — New Main Post Office to Ahuzat Sir Commercial Centre — Jaffa Herbert Samuel — Road — Cemetery Road — 22 mils single Post Office and return via 33 mils return Kingsway — Carmel Avenue— Main Post Office to Mafhara Allenby Street — Mountain Quarter — Street — Mt. Carmel to Ahuza 10 mils single 15 mils return

5 Carmel Station — Jaffa Road— 18 5 mils per single journey Silesian Approach Road — Kingsway—Railway Station and return via New Commercial Centre — Approach Road to Carmel Station — 902

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

5(a) Carmel Station — Carmel 5 mils per single journey Contd. Avenue — Allenby Street to the lower gate of the Carmelite Convent and return

6 Hadar Hacarmel — Bourj — 29 New Commercial Centre to Stanton Street — Moronite Hadar Hacarmel or to Herzlia Church Street — Khamra 7 mils per single journey Square — Jaffa Road — New Hadar Hacarmel or Herzlia to Commercial Centre and return New Commercial Centre — via Allenby Street and Stanton 5 mils per single journey Street to Hadar Hacarmel with diversion to Herzlia Quarter from the Bourj via Law Courts Road — Anaforta Street — Herzlia Street — Mountain Road —English High School Street — return to Anaforta Street — Law Courts Road to the Bourj

7 Bat Galim — Jaffa Road — 10 6 mils per single journey Silesian Approach Road — Kingsway — Railway Station and return via New Com• mercial Centre — Approach Road to Jaffa Road and Bat Galim

8 Yoknam or Hartieh (Kfar Haifa—Nesher — 15 mils single Hassidim) and Kiryat Haroshet Haifa—Meshek Yajur — — Meshek Yajur — Nesher — 20 mils single Nazareth Road—LCI. Road—\ Haifa—Kfar Hassidim — Station Road — Kingsway — 20 mils single Palmer's Gate and return Haifa—Hartieh — 25 mils single Haifa—Kiryat Haroshet — 11 30 mils single Haifa—Yoknam — 40 mils single 8(a) The same route to Hadar Nesher—Junction of Haifa- Hacarmel, except that there Nazareth-Acre Road — shall be an intermediate station 10 mils single at the junction of Haifa - Haifa-Nazareth-Acre Road— Acre Road Junction to Hadar Hacarmel — 10 mils single Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

9 Haifa (Main Police Station)— 2 20 mils per single journey" Neuhardtoff — Tireh

10 Haifa (Railway Station) — 8 20 mils per single journey Acre

11 Haifa (Allenby Square) — 4 40 mils per single journey Shefa 'Amr

12 Hadera Settlement — Hadera 2 10 mils per single journey Railway Station

13 Beisan — Tiberias 1 10 mils per single journey

14 Haifa—Kiryat Haim—Kiryat 18 20 mils per single journey Bialik — Shekhunat Motzkin 10 tickets — 175 mils-. — Hanoteah Settlement — Haifa—Nahariya — Nahariya 60 mils per single journey 100 mils per return journey

14A Haifa—Kiryat Haim! 19 Haifa—Nahariya 14B Haifa—Kiryat Motz­ 60 mils per single journey kin—Sabinia 100 mils per return journey Haifa—— Haifa—Kiryat Haim— Kirvat Benjamin — ^ these 20 mils per single journey ,m rostig , • — buse. s .ar e־TTKirya- • ° t, h —• J , ., S . Y authoriseL d A to Haifa — Kiryat Bialik• ״„- 14C 20 mils per single journey n on any of״Kfar Atta — Ramat r Haifa — Kiryat Motzkin — J ohanan—Kibutz these routes Chamir 20 mils per single journey Haifa—Nahariya — Haifa—Hanoteah Settlement— 20 mils per single journey J 10 tickets — 175 mils 14D 15 Haifa—Zikhron Ya'aqov 6 60 mils per single journey

16 Zikhron Ya'aqov — Zikhron 3 20 mils per single journey Ya'aqov Railway Station

17 Haifa—Nahalal—Beth Alpha 3 Haifa — 'Aft'ula — 70 mils single 130 mils return 'AHula—Beth Alpha — 50 mils single 80 mils return — 904

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses j Maximum No. ] authorised to ply !

18 Karkur—Hadera Railway 4 50 mils per single journey Station and Settlement 75 mils per return journey

19 Haifa—Hadera o 80 mils per single journey

20 Haifa—Nazareth—Tiberias 14 Haifa—Nazareth — 40 mils per single journey Nazareth—Tiberias — 40 mils per single journey o 21 Haifa—Nazareth—Saffuriya— o Haifa—Nazareth — Tiberias 40 mils per single journey Nazareth—Saffuriya — 15 mils per single journey Nazareth—Tiberias — 40 mils per single journey

22 Safad—Acre—Haifa 8 Safad—Acre — 80 mils single Safad—Haifa — 90 mils single Acre—Haifa — 20 mils single

28 Safad——Tiberias 4 Safad—Rosh Pinna — 25 mils single Safad—Tiberias — 50 mils single Rosh Pinna—Tiberias — 40 mils single

25 Haifa—Jaba—'Ein Ghazal— 1 50 mils per single journey Igzim

Z ei n at— 1 40 mils per single journey־2G Hai fa—Umm -a z Sabarin

27 Haifa—S am akh 2 100 mils per single journey

28 Haifa—Nazareth 3 40 mils per single journey

29 Haifa—Migdal—Ghweir— 1 70 mils per single journey

30 Binyamina—Pardess Hanna— 3 Pardess Hanna—Hadera Hadera Railway Station and 30 mils per single journey Settlement Pardess Hanna—Binyamina 30 mils per single journey — 905 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

31 Acre—Ar-Rama 2 80 mils per single journey

32 Acre—Tarshiha—Al Buqei'a 4 60 mils per single journey

83 Acre—El Bassa—— 3 | 60 mils per single journey

34 Umm-al-Eahm—Haifa 1 50 mils per single journey

35 Kiryat Shmuel—Tiberias Hot 8 Kiryat Shmuel—Tiberias — Springs 5 mils per single journey Tiberias—Hot Springs — 5 mils per single journey Kiryat Shmuel—Hot Springs— 10 mils per single journey

36 Tiberias—Samakh 4 15 mils per single journey

36(a) Tiberias—Yavniel—Samakb 2 35 mils per single journey

37 Tiberias—Migdal or Mishmar 1 Tiberias—Migdal — Ha-Yarden or Yessod Hama'ala 10 mils single or Metulla Tiberias—Metulla 60 mils single

38 Haifa—Jenin—Nablus 1 175 mils per single journey

39 Haifa—Al-—Umm-al- 3 Haifa—Al-Lajjun—Umm-al- Fahm—Jenin Eahm — 25 mils single Al-Lajjun—Jenin — 25 mils single

40 Haifa——Safad 2 Haifa—Jish — 125 mils single Jish—Safad — 40 mils single

41 Safad—Bosh Pinna—Metulla 1 Safad—Bosh Pinna — 25 mils per single journey Bosh Pinna—Metulla — 50 mils per single journey

42 Usha—Kfar Atta—Ir Ganim— 2 30 mils per single journey Kingswav or Hadar Hacarmel j 1 i — 906 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

43 Haifa—Lajjun—Ara'Arara 1 25 mils per single journey

44 Nath any a—Tulkarm 1 30 mils per single journey

45 Hadera Settlement (including 2 Hadera Settlement — Hadera Station)—Nathanya— Nathanya — Wadi Hawareth 60 mils per single journey Hadera Settlement— Nathanya—Wadi Hawareth — 50 mils per single journey Nathanya—Wadi Hawareth — 50 mils per single journey

46 Beisan Town—Beisan Railway 1 10 mils per single journey Station or As-Samiriyya and 15 mils per return journey Khuneizir־Al

47 Beisan—Ein Harod—Affula— 1 30 mils per single journey J enin

48 Mishmar Ha'Emek—Haifa 1 20 mils per single journey

49 Acre——Yirka 1 30 mils per single journey

50 Pardess Hanna to Haifa via 1 Pardess Hanna—Binyamina— Zikhron Ya'aqov (terminal 30 mils per single journey station at Bat Galim) Pardess Hanna—Zikhron Ya'aqov — 50 mils per single journey Pardess Hanna—Athlit — 70 mils per single journey Pardess Hanna—Bat Galim — 90 mils per single journey Zikhron Ya'aqov—Athlit — 30 mils per single journey Zikhron Ya'aqov—Bat Galim— 60 mils per single journev Athlit—Bat Galim — 30 mils per single journey

51 Haifa—I'billin Village 1 40 mils per single journey i — 907 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Boute chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximun No. authorised to ply

52 Haifa—Hosha Village via 1 30 mils per single journey Shefa ,Ami-

— Hamma 3 Tiberias—Samakh־Tiberias—Samakh—Al 53 15 mils per single journey Samakh—Al Hamma — 25 mils per single journey Tiberias—Al Hamma — 40 mils per single journey 70 mils per return journey

54 Hadar Hacarmel—Bushmia 8 8 mils per single journey Bridge—Eastern Approach Boad to its crossing with Neve Shaanan Boad ; thence to Nazareth Street—Mac-Gowan (LCI.) Boad—Station Road- Main Railway Station or New Power House and return

55 Nablus—Jiftlik 4 100 mils per single journey

56 Nablus—Saint 1 80 mils per single journey

57 Nablus—Tubas 1 70 mils per single journey

58 Zeita—'Attil—Tulkarm 1 90 mils per s'ngle journey

59 Jenin—Al-Lajjun and Inter­ 1 100 mils per single journey mediate Villages

60 Nablus—Kafr Haris—Bidya 1 90 mils per single journey

61 Nablus—Bafidya—Wadi 2 100 mils per single journey Azzun—Qalqilya

62 Baqa—Zikhron Ya'aqov 1 60 mils per single journey

63 Azzun—Tulkarm 1 70 mils per single journey

64 Nablus—Deir Istya—Bidya 1 120 mils per single journey — 908

Maximum Fare Number Description of Route of Route chargeable per Passenger

65 Nablus—Sabastya—Burqa— 2 Nablus—Sabastya, Burqa and El Sileh—Eandaqumiya— El-Sileh — Jaba—Sir—Al Kufeir—Qabatia 40 mils per single journey and Jenin Nablus—Jaba—Fandaqumiya 50 mils per single journey Nablus—Al Kufeir — 80 mils per single journey Nablus—Sir — 90 mils per single journey Nablus—Qabatia and Jenin— 100 mils per single journey Sabastya—Burqa — 20 mils per single journey Sabastya—El-Sileh — 20 mils per single journey Sabastya—Jaba — 30 mils per single journey Sabastya—Fandaqumiya — 30 mils per single journey Sabastya—Al Kufeir — 60 mils per single journey Sabastya—Sir, Qabatia and Jenin — 70 mils per single journey Burqa—El Sileh — 20 mils per single journey Burqa—J aba — 20 mils per single journey Burqa—Fandaqumiya — 20 mils per single journey Burqa—Al Kufeir and Sir — 50 mils per single journey Burqa—Qabatia and Jenin — 60 mils per single journey El Sileh—Jaba — 20 mils per single journey El Sileh — Fandaqumiya — 20 mils per single journey El Sileh—Al Kufeir and Sir— 50 mils per single journey El Sileh—Qabatia and Jenin— 60 mils per single journey Jaba—Fandaqumiya — 20 mils per single journey Jaba—Fandaqumiya—Al Kufeir—Qabatia and Jenin — 50 mils per single journey — 909

¿8 ^ S o Maximum Fare Number Description of Route of Route !a! chargeable per Passenger a w § ° a Nablus—Qabalan—Qusra— Nablus—Qabalan — Beit Fadl—Jalud—Qaryut 50 mils per single journey Extension to Telfit—Jurish- Nablus—Qusra — Mughaiyir—Duma 70 mils per single journey Nablus—Beit Fadl — 70 mils per single journey Nablus—Jalud — 100 mils per single journey Nablus—Qaryut — 100 mils per single journey Qabalan—Qusra —- 30 mils per single journey Qabalan—Beit Fadl — 50 mils per single journey Qabalan—Jalud — 50 mils per single journey Qabalan—Qaryut — 50 mils per single journey Qusra—Beit Fadl — 50 mils per single journey Qusra—Jalud — 50 mils per single journey Qusra—Qaryut — 50 mils per single journey Beit Fadl—Jalud — 50 mils per single journey Beit Fadl—Qaryut — | 50 mils per single journey Jalud—Qaryut — 30 mils per single journey

67 Nablus—Awarta—Y an u n- Nablus—Awarta — Aqraba 30 mils per single journey Nablus—Yanun — : 60 mils per single journey Nablus—Aqraba — 80 m'ls per single journey Awarta—Yanun — \ 30 mils per single journey. Awarta—Aqraba — 60 mils per single journey/ Yanun—Aqraba — ' 30 mils per single journey — 910 —

Number , Description of Route Maximum Fare of Routé chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

68 Nablus Town—Latin Arch— 1 5 mils per single journey Cinema Street—Northern Mountain—St. John Nunnery Building—Watan Hospital— Law Courts—Bin Bet el Ma

69 Nablus—Tayasir—Maleh— 1 Nablus—Tayasir — Beisan Town (excluding 100 mils per single journey Beisan Station) Nablus—Maleh — 1!00 mils per single journey Nablus—Beisan Town — 150 mils per single journey Tayasir—Maleh — 30 mils per single journey Tayasir—Beisan Town— 80 mils per single journey Maleh—Beisan Town — 80 mils per single journey

70 Safad—Al-Khalisa—Dawwar— 1 100 mils per single journey

:; As-Salihiyya

71• Be:san—Nazareth 1 50 mils per single journey

72 Ein-as-Zeitun—Teitaba— 1 40 mils per single journey Bas el Ahmar

73 . Saffuriya—Nazareth—Haifa 1 Saffuriya—Nazareth — 15 mils per single journey Nazareth—Haifa — 40 mils per single journey

74 Ash-Shajara—Tiberias 2 35 mils per single journey

7,5 , Ma'lui—Haifa 1 35 mils per single journey

76 Kfar Tavor—Masha—Haifa 1 Kfar Tavor—'Affula — 50 mils per single journey Kadoorie School—'Affula — 40 mils per single journey 'Affula—Haifa— 70 mils per single journey — 911 —

Number Description of Boute Maximum Fare of Boute chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

77 Abu Sinan—Kafr Yasif—Acre 1 Kafr Yasif—Acre — 25 mils single — 40 mils return Kafr Yasif—Abu Sinan — 25 mils single — 40 mils return

78 Meshek Sarid—Haifa l 50 mils per single journey

79 Haifa—Neuhardtofï 1 20 mils per single journey 30 mils per return journey

80 Kafr Bir'im—Haifa 1 Kafr Bir'im— — 10 mils per single journey Safsaf—Haifa — 80 mils per single journey

81 Safad—Rosh •Pina—Al Khalisa 1 Safad—Bosh Pinna — 20 mils per single journey Bosh Pinna—Al Khalisa — 50 mils per single journey

82 Al-Bassa—Acre—Haifa 2 Acre—Al-Bassa — 30 mils per single journey Acre-—Haifa — 20 mils per single journey

83 Az-Zib—Acre—Haifa 1 Az-Zib—Acre — 10 mils per single journey Acre—Haifa — 20 mils per single journey

84 Ara 'Arara—Al-Lajjun— 1 Ara 'Arara—Al Lajjun — Haifa 30 mils per single journey Al Lajjun—Haifa — 40 mils per single journey

85 Yamun—Sileh—Bummana— 1 Haifa—Al Lajjun — Zububa—Al Lajjun—Haifa 40 mils per single journey Al Lajjun—Zububa — 20 mils per single journey Bummana—Al Lajjun — 20 mils per single journey Sileh—Al Lajjun — 20 mils per single journey

86 Umm-al-Faraj—Acre—Haifa 1 40 mils per single journey — 912 —

Numb et Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

87 Tabgha—Ghweir—Maj dal— 1 Migdal—Tiberias — Migdal—Tiberias 10 mils per single journey Majdal—Tiberias — 15 mils per single journey 1 88 Haifa—Bethlehem—Waldheim ! 2 ! 40 mils per single journey

89 'Affula—Haifa 1 50 mils per single journey

91 Ayanot—Hasharon—Haifa 1 50 mils per single journey

92 Haifa—— 1 Haifa—Abu Shusha — Ara'Arara—Umm al Fahrn— 40 mils per single journey Jenin Haifa—Ara' Arara — 70 mils per single journey Haifa—Umm al Fahm — 50 mils per single journey Haifa—Jen in — 70 mils per single journey

93 Deganya—Beit Zera— 1 Deganya 'A'—Tiberias — Samakh—Tiberias—Haifa 15 mils per single journey Deganya •'B'—Tiberias — 20 mils per single journey Beit Zera—Tiberias — 25 mils per single journey Samakh—Tiberias — 15 mis per single journey Tiberias—Haifa — 80 mils per single journey

94 Acre—Sh a' ab—Mi' ar— 1 Acre— — Kabul—Deir Hanna 80 mils per single journey

95 Ar Bama—Acre—Haifa 1 Ar Bama—Acre — 80 mils per single journey Acre—Haifa — 20 mils per single journey

96 At-Tira—Tulkarm 1 25 mils per single journey — 913

Maximum Fare Number Description of Route of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

99 Kfar Yeladim—Bmek 1 'Affula—Kfar Yeladim — Hospital—Merhavia—'Affula — 20 mils per single journey Balfouriya—Tel Adashim 'Affula—Bmek Hospital — 15 mils per single journey Affula—Balfouriya — 10 mils per single journey Affula—Tel Adashim — 25 mils per single journey 'Affula—Merhavia — 10 mils per single journey

100 Safad—Qiryat Sarah 1 20 mils per single journey

101 Haifa—Nahalal 50 mils per single journey

102 Tiberias—Kinneret Group— 2 Tiberias — Kinneret—Deganya Deganya 'A' and 'B'—Beth 20 mils per single journey Sara—Aff.kim—Delhamia— Tiberias—Beth Sara and Affi- Menahemiya—Naharayim kim —30 mils per single journey Tiberias—Delhamia 35 mils per single journey Tiberias—Naharayim — 45 mils per single journey

108 Hadera .Colony—Beach 2 14 mils per single journey 25 mils per retrun journey

104 i Nathanya Settlement Bus 1 Foot Square—Wauchope Service (for the internal Square — service of Nathanya). 5 mils per single journey Wauchope Square—Watch• man's Square — 5 mils per single journey Watchman's Square — Military Camp — 5 mils per single journey

*Freight 'and passenger vehicle. — 914

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route! chargeable per Passenger 1 Maximum No. i of Omnibuses j authorised to ply

G 1 Haifa—Athlit—Zikhron 79 Haifa—Tel Aviv—Jaffa or vice Ya'aqov—Zikhron Ya'aqov versa—180 mils single—320 Railway Station—Benyamina mils return —Benyamina Bailway Station Haifa—Hadera or vice versa — —Pardess Hanna—Kerkur— 80 mils single — 160 mils return Hadera—Hadera Railway Sta• Hadera—Tel Aviv—Jaffa or tion—Emek Hefer—Nathanya vice versa — 100 mils single — —Kfar Yona—Tel Sur—Tel' 170 mils return Mond—Raanana—Herzlia— Haifa—Zikhron Ya'aqov or Kfar Saba—Magdiel—Rama- vice versa — 60 mils single — tayim—Ramat Hasharon— 110 mils return Pardess Litvinsky—Petah Tiqva Zikhron Ya'aqov — Hadera or —Tel Aviv—Jaffa or vice versa vice versa — 60 mils single — 110 mils return (Omnibuses plying for hire on Hadera—Raanana or vice versa this route shall proceed to — 60 mils single — 110 mils terminal points in municipal return and local council areas along Raanana—Tel Aviv—Jaffa or routes prescribed by the vice versa — 40 mils single — Licensing Authority and 75 mils return. Between other endorsed on road service and intermediate places 1.7 mils permits) per kilometre — 915 —

SCHEDULE III.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT. Routes within the Southern District.

These routes and the stops thereon shall conform to those specified in the permit.

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger authorised to ply 1 Maximum No. j of Omnibuses

(a) JAFFA MUNICIPAL AREA — INTERNAL OMNIBUS SERVICE.

J.l Suk Salahi—Ajami Road— 8 5 mils per single journey Cliff Road—Lower Ajami— back to Jummeizeh—Ajami Road—Butmeh Street—Suk Salahi

.1.2 Jaffa—Manshieh—Tel Aviv via 12 5 mils per single journey King George Avenue and re• turn by the same route

J. 3 Apollo Cinema—Ajami Road— 5 5 mils per single journey Bustros Street—King George Avenue—'Ala Addin Boad and back to Apollo Cinema

J.4 King George Square—Nuzha 2 10 mils per single journey Quarter—Saknet Darwish— Saknet Fauqanieh—Tel er Bish—Saknet Turki—Kassar Boad—Jerusalem Road—King George Square and vice versa

J. 5 Jerusalem Road Corner—King 2 5 mils per single journey George Avenue—Salameh Road —'Assem Bey Avenue and re• turn via Jerusalem Boad

J. 6 Terra Santa .Cemetery—Hil- 4 5 mils per single journey weh Road—Ajami Road—'Ala Addin Road—King George Ave• nue—Bustros Street—Ajami Boad—Terra Santa Cemetery

J.7 Suk Salahi—Ajami Boad— 6 5 mils per single journey Karm ez Zeitoun—Municipal Hospital—Jabaliya and back 916 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

J. 8 Saknet Kurdiya—Salameh 2 5 mils per single journey Eoad—King George Avenue- King George Square and back 1 by the same route i

(b) TEL AVIV MUNICIPAL AREA— INTERNAL OMNIBUS KOUTES. T.l Herbert Samuel Square—Al- 5 mils per single journey lenby Street—Ha'alia Street— 10 mils between the hours of turn at Merkaz Mischari Street 23.00 and 05.00 and return same route

T.l (a) Herbert Samuel Square—Al- 5 mils per single journey lenby Street—Ha'alia Street— 10 mils between the hours of Salameh Road—Shchunat Sha­ 23.00 and 05.00 piro and return same route

T.2 Herbert Samuel Square—Al- 5 mils per single journey lenby Street—Magen David 10 mils between the hours of Square—Nachlat Benyamin 23.00 and 05.00 Street—Gruzenberg Street— Hashachar Street—Ahad Ha- 'am Street—Herzl Street — turn at Salameh Boad J unc­ tion—Herzl Street—Ahad Ha- 'am Street—Nachlat Benyamin Street—Gruzenberg Street— Magen David Square—Allenby Street—Herbert Samuel Square

T.3 King George Avenue (Jaffa) — 5 mils per single journey — (Jaffa—Tel Aviv Boad) — 10 mils between the hours of Miqve Street—Hasharon 23.00 and 05.00 Street—Barzelai Street—(Jaffa

—Tel Aviv Boad)—King 13 2 i n respec t o f route s T. l T.1 3 inclusiv e George Avenue (Jaffa)

T.4 Levant Fair Grounds—Ha- 10 mils per single journey yarkon Street—Yermiyahu Street—Ben Yehuda Street— 2nd November Square—Al­ lenby Street—Ha'alia Street— Messilot Ha'olim—Tchlenov ־'Street—Salameh Boad—Ha alia Street and return by the same route — 917 —

Maximum Fare Number Description of Route of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses j Maximum No. \ authorised io ply j

T.5 Ha'alia Street—Allenby Street 5 mils per single journey —Rothschild Boulevard (east 10 mils between the hours of side) Marmurak Street—Roth• 23.00 and 05.00 schild Boulevard (west side)— Allenby Street Ha'alia Street

T.6 Levant Fair—Dizengoff Street 5 mils per single journey —King George Street—Avoda 10 mils between the hours of Street—Yohanan Hasandlar 23.00 and 05.00 Street—Merkaz Ba'alei Melacha Street—King George Street and retrun by the same route

T.7 Shchunat Hapoalim Tet—Eli- 5 mils per single journey ezer Ben Yehuda Street—2nd 10 mils between the hours of November Square—Allenby 23.00 and 05.00 Street— Street—Ha'ari Street—Hayam Street—Mea- shearim Street—Allenby Street —2nd November Square— Eliezer Ben Yehuda Street • and Shchunat Hapoalim Tet T.8 Herbert Samuel Square—Yona 5 mils per single journey Hanavi Street—Allenby Street 10 mils between the hours of —Sheinkin Street—Bilu Street 23.00 and 05.00 —Marmurak Street—Ahad Ha'am Street—Dizengoff Street—King George Street— Allenby Street—Herbert Samu• el Square 13 2 i n respec t o f route s T. l T.1 3 inclusiv e T.9 Herbert Samuel Square—Yona 5 mils per single journey Hanavi Street—Allenby Street 10 mils between the hours of —Hagdud Ha'ivri Street— 23.00 and 05.00 Neve Shaanan Street—Levin- sky Street—Ha'alia Street— Allenby Street and Herbert Samuel Square

T.10 Merkaz Ba'alei Melacha Street 5 mils per single journey —King George Street—Allenby 10 mils between the hours of Street —Hayarkon Street— 23.00 and 05.00 Hassan Bey Boad—turn at Jaffa Thermal Bath and return same route — 918 —

Z I o Description of Boute 3 C Maximum Fare E E. chargeable per Passenger

Herbert Samuel Square—Alien- 5 mils per single journey by Street—Montefiore Street— 10 mils between the hours of Nachmani Street—Petah Tiqva 23.00 and 05.00 Road—Maza Street—Allenby Street—Herbert Samuel Square

Yehuda Halevy Street—Corner 5 mils per single journey Allenby Street—Allenby Street 10 mils between the hours of —Rothschild Avenue—Mar- 23.00 and 05.00 murak Street—Tarsat Boule• vard—Ghan Boulevard—Malkei Israel Square—Kiryat Meir and return via Ghan Boulevard —Tarsat Boulevard—Marmurak Street—Bothschild Avenue— Yavne Street—Yehuda Halevi Corner Allenby Street

Merkaz Ba'alei Melacha Street 5 mils per single journey —King George Street—Zamen- 10 mils between the hours of hoff Street—Shlomo Hamelech 23.00 and 05.00 Street—Keren Kayemeth Ave• nue—Beiness Street—Zina en Dizengoff Circus—Pinsker D Street—2nd Navember Square —Allenby Street—Yarkon Str. —Joseph Trumpeldor Street— Hovevei Zion Street—Ben Ami Street—Zina Dizengoff Circus—Beiness Street—Keren Kayemeth Avenue—Shlomo Hamelech Street—Zamenhoff Street—King George Street— Ha'avoda Street—Yohanan Hasandlar Street—Merkaz Ba'alei Melacha Street

(c) BURAL AREA SOUTHERN DISTRICT — OMNIBUS SERVICE.

Tel Aviv—Montefiore—Saro- 8G 50 mils per single journey and na—Nachlat Itzhak—Shchu- at the rate of 10 mils for any nat Borochov—Shchunat Shein- portion of the route not exceed• kin—Tel Benyamin—Bamat ing 5 kilometres Gan—Nachlat Ganim—Bnei Brak—Bamat Itzhak—Givat — 919 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses j Maximum No. \ authorised to ply j

(Contd.) Rainbam—Merkaz Ba'alei Me• 50 mils per single journey lacha—Kfar Azar—Petah and at the rate of 10 mils for Tiqva—Kfar Ganim—Gat 1 any portion of the route not ex•

Bimon—Mahne Yehuda— { i ceeding 5 kilometres Kfar Nahman—Sirkin—Ras 1 el Ein

• i S.2 Deir Tarif—Ben Shemen— 1 15 mils per single journey and Lydda—Ramie and return by at the rate of 10 mils for any the same route portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres s.s Bas el Ain—Majdal Yaba— 2 60 mils per single journey and Muzeiria—Quleh—Tira—Deir at the rate of 10 mils for any Tarif—Beit Nabala—Ben portion of the route not exceed• Shemen—Lydda—Ramie and ing 5 kilometres return

S.6 Tel Aviv—Nachlat Itzhak— 30 50 mils per single journey and Mikve Israel——Beit at the rate of 10 mils for any Dajan—Nachlat Yehuda— portion of the route not exceed• Bishon—Ness Tsiyona— ing 5 kilometres Shchunat Aaron—Shchunat Miller—Behovot—Sha ' ara- yim—'

S.7 Police Station— 4 10 mils per single journey and Salameh Road—Asem Bey 15 mils between the hours of Avenue—Jerusalem Road— 22.00 and 04.00 Agrobank Road—Savoy Café and return by the same route

S.8 Jaffa—Faluja and return 8* 120 mils per single journey and at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres

S.9 Jaffa—Abu Abdeh—Yazour— 25 30 mils per single journey and Beit Dajan—Safiriya—Sara• at the rate of 10 mils for any fan d—Saknet Fanous—Ramie portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres

S.10 Jaffa—Gaza and return 14 150 mils per single journey and (Direct route) at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed• i ing 5 kilometres Two omnibuses for carriage of passengers and goods. — 920

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

S.12 Jaffa—Salameh—Khairiya— 9 40 mils per single journey —Kafr 'Ana—Yahud- iya—Wilhelma—Tira

S.18 Jaffa—S alameh—Khairiya— 1* | 50 mils per single journey Saqiya—Kafr 'Ana—Yahud- i iya—Wilhelma—Lydda—Beit | Dajan—Yazur—Jaffa i

S.14 Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon— 1 ! 50 mils per single journey Mikve Israel—Nachlat Yehu— da—Bishon le Zion—Ness Tsi• yona—Behovot—Sha' arayim— Kfar Bilu—'Aquir—Bqron

S.15 Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon— 5 75 mils per single journey Mikve Israel—Bishon le Zion—Ness Tsiyona—Beho• vot—Sha'arayim—Kfar Bilu— Givaat Brener——Gedera

S.16 Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon— 2 120 mils per single journey Mikve Israel—Bishon le Zion—Ness Tsiyona—Beho• vot—Sha'arayim—Kfar Bilu— Givaat Brener—Qatra—Gede- 1 ra—Yasour—Batani Sharqui— Beer Tuviya

S.17 Tel Aviv—Mikve Israel— | 2 45 mils per single journey Yazour—Beit Dajan—Safiri- ! ya—Sarafand—Lydda—Ben Shemen j S.19 Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon— 1 15 mils per single journey

Mikve Israel !

! 1 S.21 Tel Aviv—Jaffa—Beit Vegan ! 15 mils per single journey 5 ;

S.24 Jaffa—Ness Tsiyona—Nabi 3 ** 120 mils per single journey and Bubin—Qubeibeh—— at the rate of 10 mils for any —Isdud and return portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres * One omnibus for carriage of passengers and goods. •* Two omnibuses for carriage of passengers and goods. — 921 —

Number Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route chargeable per Passenger of Omnibuses Maximum No. authorised to ply

S.25 Jaffa—Tel Aviv—Tulkarm— 7 Jaffa—Tel Aviv—Haifa or vice Haifa or vice versa versa — 200 mils

S.26 Tel Aviv—Jaffa—Yazour— 50 From or to Jaffa or Tel Aviv— Beit Dajan—Sarafand— Jerusalem — 100 mils Bamle—Al Qubab—Latroun— From or to Jaffa or Tel Aviv— Bab el Wad—Enab—Motza— Bamle — 40 mils Givaat Shaul—Lifta—Jeru• From or to Ramie—Jerusalem salem — 60 mils

S.27 Jaffa—Sarona—Bamat Gan— 5 From or to Jaffa—Tulkarm Bnei Brak—Petah Tiqva— — 100 mils Jaljuliya—Kfar Saba—Qal- •qilya—Et Taiyibeh—Far 'Un— Irtah—Tulkarm

S.28 Jaffa—Salameh—Khairiya— 4 120 mils per single journey and Saqiya—Kafr 'Ana—Yahud- at the rate of 10 mils for any iya—Wilhelma—Tira—Quia— portion of the route not exceed• Muzeir i ' a—Rantis—Lubban— ing 5 kilometres 'Abud—Deir Nizam—Umm Safa — Bir Zeit — Jifna and return by the same route

S.31 Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon— 2 120 mils per single journey Mikve Israel—Nachlat Ye• huda—Bishon—Sarafand— Ness Tsiyona—Behovot— Sha'arayim—Kfar Bilu— Givaat Brener—Qatra— Gedera—Gan Yavne

S.34 Jaffa—Yazour—Beit Dajan— 15 40 mils per single journey S af iriy a—S araf and—Lydda Bailway—Lydda Bailway Camp—Lydda

S.35 Lydda—Bamle 10 10 mils per single journey

S.38 Tel Aviv—Jaffa—Mikve Is• 1 40 mils per single journey rael—Yazour—Beit Dajan— Nachlat Yehuda—Sarafand el Kharab—Beer Ya'aqov — 922 —

Number ! Description of Route Maximum Fare of Route• chargeable per Passenger Maximum No. 1 of Omnibuses j authorised to ply ! S.41 j Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon— ; i* ' 50 mils per single journey [ Mikve Israel—Nachlat Ye- ; huda—Eishon le Zion—Sara• fand el Kharab—Ness Tsi- 1 yona—Eehovot—Kfar Bilu

S.42 Tel Aviv—Mikve Israel— i* 40 mils per single journey Nachlat Yehuda—Eishon le Zion—Beit Oved

S.43 Tel Aviv—Sarona—Nachlat i 20 mils per single journey Itzhak—Tel Litvinsky

S.44 Jaffa—Tel Aviv— Sarona— 3 400 mils per single journey Eamat Gan—Bnei Brak— Petah Tiqva—Kfar Malal— Kfar Saba—Qalqilya—Et- Taiyibeh—Tulkarm—Anabta— Burqa—Silet Edh Dahr— 'Arraba—Jenin—Haifa— Nazareth—Br Beina—Lubia— Quran—Tiberias—Majdal— Bosh Pinna— Firm Mahana- yim—Jisr Ben at Ya'acoub— El Quneitra—Damascus

S.45 Jaffa—Tel Aviv—Sarona— 8 50 mils per single journey and Sheikh Muwannis—Sidna 'Ali— at the rate of 10 mils for any El Haram portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres

S.46 Eeho vot—Sha ' aray im—Kfar 3 10 mils per single journey Bilu—'Aqir—Eqron

S.47 Eehovot—Sha'arayim—Kfar 1 90 mils per single journey Bilu—Givaat Brener—Qatra— Gedera—Beer Tuviya and re• turn

S.48 Jaffa—Salameh—Khairiya— j 2 30 mils per single journey Saqiya—Kafr 'Ana \ i * Omnibuses for carriage of passengers and goods. — 923 —

§ -2 Number Description of Route Maximum Fare S E . of Route. - SO chargeable per passenger

Ramie—El Qubab—Latroun- 30 mils per single journey and Bab el Wad—Deiraban at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres

Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon- 50 mils per single journey Mikve Israel—Bishon le Zion- Sarafand el Kharab—Beit Hanun

Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon—. 10 mils per single journey Agrobank—Shlomo Green

Tel Aviv—Nachlat Shimshon- 30 mils per single journey Mikve Israel—Moledet

Beit Vegan—Agrobank and 5 mils per single journey return

(d) OMNIBUSES LICENSED BY THE LICENSING AUTHORITY, GAZA Khan Yunis—Bafa 5* 70 mils per single journey and at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres

Gaza—Abu Irgayig—Beer- 100 mils per single journey and sheba at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed• ing 5 kilometres

* One omnibus for carriage of passengers and goods. ** Two omnibuses for carriage of passengers and goods. — 924 —

Number ^ J •2 Description of Boute , Maximum Fare of Boute. I t'a "SO fe chargeable per Passenger

G.4 ( + )Gaza—Beit Hanun—Deir 10 mils per any portion of the Sneid—Herbia—Barbara— route not exceeding 5 kilometres Maj dal—Jora—Ma j dal—Ha- mameh—Beit Daras—Isdud— Barka—Yasour—Batani— Masmiye—Kastineh—Tel el Turmos—Jaladiya—Hatta— Ij seir—Sommeil—Falu j a— Karatia— Sweidan— Kaukaba—Huliqat—Breir— Simsim—Nejd—Dimreh—Beit Hanun—Gaza and in reverse direction G.5 Gaza—Beit Hanun—Deir 100 mils per single journey and Sneid—Barb ara—Maj dal— at the rate of 10 mils for any —Sawafir Gharbi— portion of the route not exceed­ Sawafir Sharqi—Kastineh— ing 5 kilometres Masmiye—Umm Kalkha— Latroun

G.9 Beersheba—I'mara—Khan 2** 130 mils per single journey and Yunis at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed­ ing 5 kilometres G.ll Khan Yunis—I'mara—Beer­ 200 mils per single journey sheba—'Auja Hafir

mils per single journey and 100 ־:־G.12 Beersheba—Kofakha—Mohar- 2 raqa—Tel el Sharia —Gaza at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed­ ing 5 kilometres

G.14 Gaza—Huj— 50 mils per single journey and at the rate of 10 mils for any portion of the route not exceed­ ing 5 kilometres * One omnibus for carriage of passengers and goods. ** Two omnibuses for carriage of passengers and goods. *** All omnibuses for carriage of passengers and goods. ( + ) Authority is granted to omit any village to which the track is impossible.

By His Excellency's Command, S. MOODY 12th July, 1938. Acting Chief Secretary. (0/314/33) — 925 —

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934.

REGULATIONS MADE BY THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSION OF HAIFA UNDER SECTION 90.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in the municipal council of Haifa by section 90 of the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, the municipal commission of Haifa, with the approval of the High Commissioner, have made the following re• gulations :—

1. These regulations may be cited as the Haifa (Muni- Citation. cipal Pensions) Regulations, 1938. 2. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires— Interpretation.

"municipal corporation" and "municipal council" mean the municipal corporation of Haifa and the municipal council of Haifa, respectively; "municipal service" means service in any pensionable office under the municipal corporation; "official" means an official or servant of the municipal corpora• tion ; "pensionable emoluments" includes —

(a) salary; (b) expatriation allowance; (c) personal allowance;

but does not include any duty allowance, entertainment allowance, travelling allowance or any other emoluments whatever;

"pensionable office" means any office which the municipal council may, with the approval of the Commissioner, include in the pensionable cadre of the municipal corporation : Provided that the municipal council may, with the like approval remove any office so included in the said cadre, due regard being had to existing rights; "year" means a period of three hundred and sixty five days, or, if one of the days included is the 29th February, a pe• riod of three hundred and sixty six days.

3. There shall be charged on and paid out of the municipal Pensions to fund of the municipal corporation all such sums of money as may be charged on municipal fund. from time to time be granted by the municipal council to its of• ficials or to the dependants of its officials by way of pension or gratuity in accordance with these regulations and the provisions of the schedule to these regulations, and the provisions of the said schedule shall have the same force and effect for all purposes as if they were contained in these regulations and the term "these — 926 —

regulations" shall, in the following regulations, be read and con• strued accordingly.

Pensions, etc. 4. —(1) No official shall have an absolute right to compensation not of right. for past services or to pension or gratuity, nor shall anything in these regulations contained limit the right of the municipal council to cause the dismissal of any official without compensation. (2) Where it is established to the satisfaction of the municipal council that an official has been guilty of wilful negligence, ir• regularity or misconduct, the pension or gratuity may be reduced or altogether withheld.

Service not 5. No pension or gratuity shall be granted to any official in re• qualifying spect of any service — for pension. (a) while on probation or under agreement, unless without break of service he is confirmed in a pensionable office; (b) while under the age of twenty years; or (c) prior to the 1st July, 1920. Age at which 6. No pension or gratuity shall be granted to any official ex• pension may cept on his retirement from municipal service in one of the follow• be granted. ing cases — (a) on or after attaining the age of fifty-five years; (b) on the abolition of his office; (c) on compulsory retirement for the purpose of facilitating improvement in the organisation of the department to which he belongs, by which greater efficiency and economy can be effected; (d) on medical evidence to the satisfaction of the municipal council that he is incapable by reason of some infirmity of mind or body, of discharging the duties of his office; and that such infirmity is likely to be permanent; (e) in the case of removal on the ground of inefficiency as pro• vided in regulation 7 of these regulations.

Eetirement for . Where ah official is removed from his office on the ground of inefficiency. his inability to discharge efficiently the duties thereof, and a pen• sion or gratuity cannot otherwise be granted to him under the pro• visions of these regulations, the municipal council may, if they consider it justifiable having regard to all the circumstances of the case, grant such a pension or gratuity as they think just and proper, but in no case exceeding in amount that for which the official would be eligible if he had been retired on medical evidence as being incapable of discharging the duties of his office.

Age of 8. It shall be lawful for the municipal council to require an offi• compulsory cial to retire from municipal service at any time after he attains retirement. — 927 — the age of fifty-five years and retirement shall be compulsory for every official on attaining the age of sixty years.

9. —(1): A pension granted to an official under these regulations Maximum shall not exceed two thirds of the highest pensionable emoluments pension grantable. drawn by him at any time in the course of his municipal service. (2) For the purpose of the preceding paragraph, an additional pension granted in respect of injury shall not be taken into account; but, where the official is granted such an additional pension, the amount of such additional pension which he may draw shall not exceed one sixth of his highest pensionable emoluments at any time in the course of his municipal service by more than the sum by wThich the amount of his pension or pensions, apart from such additional pension, falls short of two thirds of such highest emolu• ments.

(3) In no case shall a pension, including any additional pension granted to an official under these regulations, exceed one thousand pounds.

10. Every pension granted to an official shall be subject to the Liability of following condition :— pensioners to be called upon Unless or until he has attained the age of fifty-five years, he may, to take further if physically fit for service, be called upon by the municipal coun• employment. cil to accept, in lieu of his pension, an office in the municipal ser• vice not less in value than the office which he had at the date of the grant of his pension; and if a pensioner so called upon declines to accept the office for which he may have been selected, the pay• ment of his pension may be suspended until he has attained the age of fifty-five years.

11. If any official to whom a gratuity without pension has been Gratuity granted under these regulations is re-appointed to any office in the affected by municipal service, his previous service may be taken into account re-employment for the purpose of pension, if he refunds the gratuity on such re• appointment.

12. No pension or gratuity granted under these regulations or Pensions, etc. any part thereof shall be assignable or liable to be attached in re• not to be spect of any debt or claim other than a debt due or claim by the assignable. municipal corporation.

13. If any official to whom a pension has been granted under Pensions, etc. these regulations is adjudicated a bankrupt or is declared insolvent to cease on by judgment of the court, then such pension shall forthwith cease : banki-uptcy. Provided always that in any case where a pension ceases by reason of the bankruptcy or insolvency of the pensioner, it shall be lawful for the municipal council from time to time during the remainder of such pensioner's life, or during such shorter period — 928 —

or periods, either continuous or discontinuous, as they shall think fit, to cause all or any part of the moneys to which such pensioner would have been entitled by way of pension, had he not become a bankrupt or insolvent, to be paid to or applied for the main• tenance and personal support or benefit of all or any, to the ex• clusion of the other or others, of the following persons, namely, such pensioner and any wife, child or children of his, in such pro• portions and manner as the municipal council think proper; and such moneys shall be paid or applied accordingly. Pensions, etc. 14. If any official to whom a pension has been granted under to cease on these regulations is sentenced to a term of imprisonment by any conviction. competent court, whether within or without Palestine, for any crime or offence then, in every such case, it shall be lawful for the municipal council to direct that such pension shall forthwith cease : Provided always that the pension shall be restored with retro• spective effect in the case of a person who, after conviction, at any time receives a full pardon; and Provided further that, where a pension ceases for the reason aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the municipal council to cause all, or any part of, the moneys to which the pensioner would have been entitled by way of pension to be paid to, or applied for the benefit of, any wife, child or children of the pensioner, or after the ex• piration of sentence, also for the benefit of the pensioner himself, in the same manner precisely and subject to the same qualifications and restrictions as in the case of bankruptcy hereinbefore provided. Pensions, etc. 15. If any official to whom a pension or other allowance has to cease on been granted under these regulations becomes either a director of accepting certain any company the principal part of whose business is in any way appointments. directly concerned with the municipal corporation, or an official or a servant employed in Palestine by any such company, without, in every such case, the permission of the municipal council in writing first had and obtained, then, in every such case, it shall be lawful for the municipal council to direct that such pension or allowance shall forthwith cease : Provided always that it shall be lawful for the municipal council, on being satisfied that the person in respect of whose pension or allowance any such direction shall have been given has ceased to be a director of such company or to be employed as an officer or servant of such company in Palestine, as the case may be, to give directions for the restoration of such pension or allowance, with retrospective effect, if it shall see fit, to such a date as it shall specify. Gratuity to 16. Where an official holding a pensionable office dies while in estate where the municipal service, and during the five years preceding his official dies in the municipal death has continuously held pensionable office, it shall be lawful service. for the municipal council to grant his legal personal representative — 929 — a gratuity of an amount not exceeding one year's pensionable emoluments.

17.—(1) Where an official holding a pensionable office, who is Pensions, etc. to dependants not serving on probation or agreement, dies as the direct result; of when official injuries received — killed on duty. (a) in the actual discharge of his duty, and (b) without his own default, and (c) on account of circumstances specifically attributable to the nature of his duties, while in the municipal service, it shall be lawful for the municipal council to grant, in addition to the grant, if any, made to his legal personal representative in accordance with regulation 16,— (i) if the deceased official leaves a widow, a pension to the widow, while unmarried and of good character, at a rate not exceeding ten-sixtieths of his pensionable emoluments at the date of the injury or ten pounds a year, whichever be the greater; and also a gratuity not exceeding one pound multiplied by the total number of their years, starting from their ages at the time of their father's death and ending with fifteen years, to each child alive at the date of the father's death, and a gratuity not exceeding fifteen pounds to any posthumous child : Provided that the gratuities so granted shall not in the aggregate be less than ten pounds nor more than sixty pounds. (ii) if the official's wife predeceases him or if no pension is granted to her, and he leaves children who would have been eligible for gratuity if a pension had been granted to the widow, gratuities of twice the amount of the gratuities for which they would have been eligible in such circumstances; (iii) if the deceased official does not leave a widow, and if his mother was wholly dependant on him for her support, a pension to the mother, while of good character, at a rate not exceeding the rate of the pension which might have been granted to his widow : Provided that if the mother is a widow at the time of the grant of the pension and subsequently remarries, such pension shall cease from the date of remarriage; and Provided also that, if the mother is not a widow and it appears that the deceased's father is in a position to support her, such pension shall cease from such date as the muni• cipal council may determine.

(2) When an official who is not qualified for either pension or gratuity dies in the circumstances mentioned in paragraph (1) — 930 —

hereof, it shall be lawful for the municipal council to grant the pension or gratuities which might have been granted if his case had fallen under paragraph (1) hereof, but no grant shall be made under regulation 16.

THE SCHEDULE. (Regulation 3).

PROVISIONS FOR THE GRANTING OF PENSIONS AND GRATUITIES.

Pensions to 1. Subject to the provisions of the regulations of which this whom and at schedule forms part (hereinafter called "the regulations") and of what rates granted. this schedule, every official holding a pensionable office who has been in the municipal service for ten years or upwards may be granted a pension at the rate of one seven hundred and twentieth of his pensionable emolumens for each completed month of pen• sionable service, subject to the limit prescribed in regulation 9 of the regulations.

Gratuities 2. Every official, otherwise qualified for a pension who has where length not completed the minimum period of service qualifying for a of service does pension, may be granted on retirement a gratuity not exceeding not qualify for pension. five times the annual amount of the pension which, if there had been no qualifying period might have been granted to him under paragraph 1 of this schedule : Provided that an official appointed on probation or agreement shall not be eligible for any gratuity, unless his appointment shall have been confirmed.

Period of 3. Subject to the provisions of regulation 5 of the regulations service and of this schedule, service qualifying for pension or gratuity, qualifying for as the case may be, shall be the inclusive period between the date pension or gratuity denned. on which an official begins to draw salary or half salary from the municipal fund of the municipal corporation and the date of his leaving the municipal service, without deduction of any period during which he has been absent on leave.

Service to be 4. Service in respect of which pension or gratuity may be unbroken. granted must be unbroken except in cases where the service has been interrupted by abolition of office or other temporary suspen• sion of employment not arising from misconduct or voluntary resignation.

Computation 5. —(1) For the purpose of computing the amount of an official's of pensions and pension or gratuity the following periods shall be taken into gratuities. account as pensionable service :— Leave of absence. (a) any periods during which he has been on duty; — 931 —

(b) any period during which he received half salary from the municipal fund of the municipal corporation while proceeding to Palestine on first appointment; (c) any periods during which he has been absent from duty on vacation leave or on leave with full salary; (d) any periods during which he has been absent from duty on leave with half salary but so that the total amount of leave with half salary so taken into account, together with the amount of leave with half salary commuted for half the like amount of leave with full salary shall not in the aggregate exceed one sixth of his resident municipal service; (e) any periods during which he has been absent from duty on leave without salary, granted by the municipal council in the interests of the municipal corporation, and during which he has not qualified for pension or gratuity. (2) Any period during which he has been absent on leave other than those specified in the preceding sub-paragraphs shall be deducted from the official's total service in order to arrive at his period of pensionable service. . 6. For the purpose of computing the amount of an official's Computation pension or gratuity — of pensions, etc. — on what (a) in the case of an official who has held one office for a period emoluments of three years immediately preceding the date of his retire• to be based. ment, the full pensionable emoluments payable to him at that date in respect of that office shall be taken; (b) in the case of an official who at any time during such pe• riod of three years has been transferred from one office to another, but whose pensionable emoluments have not been changed by reason of such transfer or transfers, the full pensionable emoluments payable to him at the date of his retirement in respect of the office then held by him shall be taken; (cl in other cases the average of the full pensionable emolu• ments payable in respect of each of the offices substantively held by the official during his tenure thereof within such period of three years shall be taken : Provided that if such average is less than the full pensionable emoluments which were payable to him at the date of the first transfer within such period of three years, the municipal council may grant him a pension calculated upon the full pensionable emoluments payable to him at that date.

7. Only service in a pensionable office will ordinarily be taken Non-pensionable into account as pensionable service : service followed by Provided that where service in a pensionable office has been im• pensionable mediately preceded by an unbroken period of service in an appoint- service. — 932 —

ment other than a pensionable office, such period or any part of such period may be so taken into account.

Acting service. 8. Where an official has performed acting service in a pension• able office, the period of such service may be taken into account as pensionable service : Provided that — (a) the period of such acting service was not part of the pen• sionable service of the previous holder of the office; (b) this period of service is immediately preceded or followed by service in a pensionable office.

Abolition or 9. If an official holding a pensionable office retire or be removed reorganisation of office. from the service in consequence of the abolition of his office, or for the purpose of facilitating improvements in the organisation of the department to which he belongs, by which greater efficiency and economy can be effected, he may be granted — (a) if his length of service is such as to qualify him for a pen• sion under paragraph 1 of this schedule, a pension calculated in accordance with that paragraph, together with an addi• tional pension at the rate of one-sixtieth part of his annual pensionable emoluments for each complete period of three years' pensionable service : Provided that the additional pension shall in no case ex• ceed ten-sixtieths; nor together with his ordinary pension exceed the pension for which he would be eligible if he con• tinued to serve until he reached the age at which he may be required to retire, or the maximum prescribed by regulation 9 of the regulations; and Provided also that the grant of such pension and additional pension shall be subject to the condition that he shall be liable to be recalled to the municipal service; and Provided always that if such an official is not qualified for other employment in the municipal service and if the municipal council have no reason to expect that he can be shortly re-employed, a pension may be granted to him free from the above mentioned condition; (b) if his length of service is not such as to qualify him for a pension under paragraph 1 of this schedule, a special gratuity in lieu of a gratuity under paragraph 2 of this schedule, at the rate of three quarters of one month's pensionable emolu• ments for each complete six months of pensionable service.

Officials 10. —(1) Where an official has been permanently injured — retiring on account of (a) in the actual discharge of his duty, and injuries. (b) without his own default, and — 933 —

(c) by some injury specifically attributable to the nature of his duty, and his retirement is thereby necessitated or materially accelerated, he may, if he is qualified for a pension under paragraph 1 of this schedule, be granted, in addition to the pension granted to him under that paragraph, an additional pension at the rate of the pro• portion of his actual pensionable emoluments at the date of his in• jury appropriate to his case as shown in the following table —

When his capacity to contribute to his own support is —

slightly impaired, five-sixtieths; impaired, ten-sixtieths; materially impaired, fifteen-sixtieths; totally destroyed, twenty-sixtieths :

Provided that the amount of the additional pension shall be re• duced to such an extent as the municipal council shall think rea• sonable in the following cases — (i) where the injured official has continued to serve for not less than one year after the injury in respect of which he retires; (ii) where the injured official is at the date of injury within ten years of the age at which he may be required to retire; or (iii) where the injury is not the sole cause of retirement, but the retirement is caused partly by age or infirmity not due to the injury; and

Provided also that the total amount of the additional pension shall not exceed the amount prescribed in regulation 9(2) of the regulations, nor the total amount of pension and additional pension together exceed the amount prescribed in regulation 9(3) of the regulations.

(2) An official so injured, whose length of service is not such as to qualify him for a pension under paragraph 1 of this schedule, but who is qualified for a gratuity under paragraph 2 of this sche• dule, may nevertheless be granted in lieu of such gratuity a pen• sion at the rate of one-sixtieth part of the pensionable emoluments for each complete year of pensionable service, together with such additional pension as might be awarded to him under the preceding part of this paragraph if he were qualified for pension.

(3) An official so injured who is not qualified for either a pen• sion under paragraph 1 or a gratuity under paragraph 2 of this schedule may nevertheless be granted a pension of the same amount as the additional pension which he might have been granted if he had been so qualified. — 934 —

Computation 11. If any official to whom a pension has been granted under of pensions. these regulations is appointed to another office in the municipal Ke-employed pensioners. service, and subsequently retires in circumstances in which he may be granted a pension, he may be granted in lieu of his previous pension a pension computed as if the period of his service had been continuous, and such pension may be based on his pensionable emoluments on his previous or final retirement from the municipal service, which ever may be the greater : Provided that if on his previous retirement he was paid a gratu• ity and reduced pension, the gratuity to be paid to him on final re• tirement shall be reduced by the amount of the gratuity already paid. Gratuities to 12. —(1) In special cases, an official holding a non-pensionable officials who office:— have served in a non-pension• (a) if he has served in the municipal service for not less than able office. seven years and is removed in consequence of the abolition of his office, or for the purpose of facilitating improvements in the organisation of the department to which he belongs by which greater efficiency and economy can be effected, or (b) if he has served for not less than fifteen years and retires in any of the cases set out in regulation 6(a), (d) or (e) of the regulations; may be granted a gratuity not exceeding one week's pay for each of not more than fifteen years' service in all: Provided that — (i) short periods of service, not exceeding six months in the year, shall not be reckoned; (ii) a break of three years shall have the effect of excluding all previous service; (iii) if at any time the breaks in service aggregate seven years, all service prior to that date shallbe excluded, and (iv) no gratuity may be awarded if discharge has taken place at the official's own request. (2) Where an official has been transferred from a pensionable to a non-pensionable office and subsequently retires either from a pensionable or non-pensionable office in circumstances in which he might have been granted a pension if he had continuously held a pensionable office, he may be allowed to count his service in the non-pensionable office as though it were service in the pensionable office which he held immediately prior to such transfer, and at the pensionable emoluments which were payable to him at the date of transfer.

Gratuities to 13. Where an official holding a non-pensionable office who has dependants of served in the municipal service for not less than fifteen years dies deceased non pensionable while in the municipal service, the municipal council may grant officials. any such official's dependants a gratuity of an amount not ex- ceeding the amount of gratuity which such official would himself have received if at the time of his death he had been retired on medical evidence as being incapable of discharging the duties of his office. 14.—(1) Any official to whom a pension is granted under the Gratuity and regulations may, at his option exercisable as hereinafter provided, reduced pension, be paid in lieu of such pension a pension at the rate of three-fourths of such pension together with a gratuity equal to ten times the amount of the reduction so made in the pension. (2) The option referred to in sub-paragraph (1) of this paragraph shall be exercisable — (a) in the case of an official who, if he had been retired on grounds of ill-health at the date of the publication of this paragraph in the Gazette, might have been granted a pen• sion under the regulations; not later than six months after the said date of publication; (b) in the case of any other official; not later than one month after the earliest date on which, if retired on grounds of ill- health, he might be awarded a pension under the regulations, or within six months of the publication of this paragraph in the Gazette, whichever shall be the later date for exercising the option : Provided always — (i) that an official who has previously had the opportunity of exercising the option but has not done so may apply within one month of his subsequent marriage for permission to ex• ercise the option, which permission may be granted at the municipal council's discretion after examination of the offi• cial by a Government medical board; (ii) that the date of the exercise of the option shall be deemed to be the date of the receipt of his written notification ad• dressed to the municipal council. (hi) that, if an official has exercised the option, his decision shall be irrevocable so far as concerns any pension ultimately to be granted to him under the regulations; and (iv) that if any official has failed to exercise the option within the period specified in this paragraph, the municipal council may, if it appears to them in all the circumstances equitable so to do, allow such official to exercise the option within some time to be specified. HASSAN SHUKRI Chairman, Municipal Commission, Haifa. Approved.

By His Excellency's Command, 22nd July, 1938. S. MOODY (G/52/38) Acting Chief Secretary. — 936

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934.

ORDER NO. 60 OF 1938, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 61(1) (iii).

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 61(1) (iii) of the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, the High Commissioner is pleased to order and it is hereby ordered that MR. C. T. EVANS, Assistant District Commissioner, shall be Chairman of the Commission nominated to perform the duties of the Council of the Municipal Corporation of Hebron, by order of the High Commissioner dated the 29th September, 1936, and published in the Gazette No. 637 of the 8th October, 1936, in the place of MR. A. KARDUS, O.B.E., until further order.

By His Excellency's Command,

; , S. MOODY 23rd July, 1938. .!, Acting Chief Secretary. (G/14/34) : .

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934.

BY-LAWS MADE BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF ACRE UNDER SECTION 99.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in them by section 99 of the •׳' No. 1 of 1934. Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, the municipal council of Acre have made the following by-laws :—

Citation. 1. These by-laws may be cited as the Acre (Grazing and Keeping of Animals) By-laws, 1938.

­In these by-laws "animal" shall, mean horses, mules, don .2־׳" .Interpretation keys'^ carnels Seattle, sheep, goats'or'pigs....

־•־.:. -.׳;.־• — Grazing and 3. No person shall keeping of animals. (a) graze any animal on any land within the municipal area • of Acre except enclosed land in the possession of the owner of such animal, or \ (b)\ keep any animal within the municipal area of Acre in any building, shed, stable, yard or other place, not liable to be Cap. 143. licensed under the Trades and Industries (Begulation) Or­ dinance, unless a permit has been obtained from the munici- J pal council of Acre in respect of such shed, stable, yard or other place•

Penalty. 4. Any person contravening by-law 3 of these by-laws shall be liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds. HUSNI KHALIFA Mayor of Acre. By His Excellency's Command, ' S. MOODY 21st July, 1938. Acting Chief Secretary. (G/54/34) ' — 937 —

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934. /

BY-LAWS MADE BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF PETAH TIQVA UNDER SECTION 99.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in them by section 99 of the Municipal Cor• porations Ordinance, 1934, the Municipal Council of Petah Tiqva, with the approval of the High Commissioner, have made the following by-laws :—

1. These by-laws may be cited as the Petah Tiqva (Advertise• Citation. ments) By-laws, 1938.

2. In these by-laws unless the context otherwise requires:— Interpretation. "advertisement" means any notice or illustration, placard, ,carving, drawing, design, or photograph displayed in any public place, on paper, cardboard, canvas, wood, glass or metal or otherwise, as well as any copy of any advertise• ment, and includes any advertisement lighted electrically or •, otherwise, and any cinematograph film displayed in any pub• lic place, other than in places of public entertainment duly licensed, and any notice or special issue of any newspaper, but does not include signboards.

., "signboard" means any notification exhibited upon the resid• ential premises, office or place of business of any person, in• cluding a signboard, written, fixed or posted on a wall or other place, upon which is inscribed only the name of such person, or the nature of the business or occupation carried on in such premises or a statement of any other purpose for which such premises are used or both the name of such per• son and any such notification or statement, "advertise" means to post, exhibit or otherwise display any advertisement in any public place. "public place" includes any road, street, avenue, public garden, lane, alley, square, and any passage either public or private, open to the public, unoccupied site, as well as a bridge, sidewalk, fence, board, boarding, hoarding, tree, post, gate, any external part of any building or fence and any place of public entertainment.

3. No person shall advertise or provide for the posting of any Advertisements. advertisement in any public place other than those described in the first schedule to these by-laws, or such places that may from time to time be added to such schedule.

4. No person shall exhibit any advertisement within the bound• Form and ki/,e ' aries of the municipal area of Petah Tiqva in form or size other of the advertise-' than prescribed in the second schedule to these by-laws. ment. — 938 —

Charges for 5. —(1) The following charges may be levied by the Council upon exhibition of the exhibition of advertisements :— advertisements. (a) In respect of any advertisement displayed upon the screen of any cinema, a charge not exceeding one mil for each 100 square centimetres of the surface of the screen occupied by such advertisement for each period of a week from Saturday evening to Friday inclusive or for any part of such period, such charge to be levied upon the proprietor or manager of the cinema.

(b) In respect of any advertisement lighted electrically or otherwise — a charge not exceeding one mil for every five square centimetres of any place occupied by such advertise• ment for a period of a month or any part thereof, provided that, if the Council shall instal special places for the exhibi• tion of lighted advertisements, they may levy a charge not exceeding one mil for each square centimetre of any such place occupied by such an advertisement for a period of a month or any part thereof. Such charge shall not include any costs or expenses in connection with the writing, design• ing, carving or any other inscription of such advertisement.

(c) In respect of any other advertisement — a charge of one mil fo every ten square centimetres of the surface of the advertisement for each period of three days or part thereof regardless of the number of copies of such advertisement. One third of that charge shall be levied for the fourth and each subsequent day of advertising. Any charge levied under this paragraph shall be signified by the stamping of each copy of the advertisement with a special seal provided for this purpose by the Council.

(2) No person shall display any advertisement unless the charge due under the preceding sub-by-law has been first paid to the Council.

6. —(1) Any person wishing to advertise any advertisement mentioned in by-law 5 (1) (c) of these by-laws or to display any lighted advertisement in a special place installed for that purpose by the Council shall apply to the Council for authority to do so within the time prescribed in the third schedule to these by-laws.

Order of (2) The order of priority of the exhibition of any such advertise- priority, ment shall be determined by the Council.

Copies to the 7. The Council shall be entitled to receive five copies of any Council. advertisement mentioned in by-law 5 (1) (c) of these by-laws with• out payment. — 939 —

8. Any person wishing to advertise, exhibit or fix a signboard Signboards, to any premises, shop or place of business within the municipal area of Petah Tiqva shall first obtain a licence so to do from the Council.

9• A licence in respect of a signboard shall be valid until the Validity of licence. 31st day of December next following the date of issue thereof.

10. A licence in respect of a signboard may be renewed within Renewal of the month of January every year. The Council may serve a licence. notice upon the owner of any signboard in respect of which the licence has not been renewed after the expiration of such month requesting him either to remove such signboard or to renew the licence therefor.

11. The fees for a licence in respect of a signboard shall be Fees, assessed on the size of the signboard at the rate of 500 mils for every metre length or any part thereof, provided such fee is not less than 250 mils. Should the height of the signboard exceed its length the fee shall be collected according to its height.

12. The Council may grant a reduction on the charges men• Reduction. tioned in by-laws 5 and 11 of these by-laws in respect of any ad• vertisement or signboard exhibited by or for the benefit of any institution or organisation devoted to charity, philanthropy, reli• gion, culture, art or sport or by or for the benefit of any other in• stitution or organisation which in the opinion of the Council is of a public nature, or serves a public purpose.

13. No person shall remove, tear, deface, spoil or soil any ad• Defacing, etc. vertisement and/or signboard exhibited in accordance with these of advertise• ments prohibited. by-lawTs.

14. No person shall interfere with, deface, destroy, break or Defacing, etc. of soil any board, kiosk or any place specified for the exhibition of places reserved for advertise• advertisements by the Council in accordance with the provisions of ments prohibited. these by-laws.

15. —(1) No person shall advertise, post, display or erect any ad• Certain vertisement or signboard lighted intermittently by electricity or odvertisements and signboards any advertisement or notice produced by means of magaphones prohibited. projecting to the street.

(2) No advertisement or signboard shall be erected or placed in a public place in such a manner as to obstruct traffic or vision.

(3) Only one signboard shall be allowed on each entrance of a shop or place of business.

(4) No signboard shall be erected, exhibited, advertised or past• ed in perpendicular manner or protruding from the wall. — 940 —

(5) The height of signboard shall not exceed 50 centimetres but if its. length exceeds 2.50 metres the height may reach 75 centi• metres.

Distribution 16. No person shall distribute within the boundaries of the muni• of advertise• ments from hand cipal area of Petah Tiqva from hand to hand any advertisement to hand. other than a newspaper or a special issue of any newspaper licensed Cap. 116. under the Press Ordinance, or any amendment thereof.

Certain forms 17. No person shall display any advertisement or signboard in of advertisements prohibited. the form of a streamer across the roadway or in the form of a notice carried or distributed on or from any vehicle, animal or man or in the form of a board carried by a man.

Warning. 18. —(1) Without prejudice to the right of the Council to pro• secute any person contravening the provisions of these by-laws, the Mayor may serve a notice in writing on any person who contra• venes any provision of these by-laws and require him to remove any advertisement or signboard exhibited or to destroy any place used as a place of advertisement in contravention of these by-laws or otherwise to comply with the provisions of these by-laws within the time prescribed in such notice.

(2) Should any person upon whom a notice has been so served fail to comply with the request within the time prescribed in the notice, the Council may execute the work at his expense and may recover the cost thereof from him civil debt.

(3) Should the Council be unable to ascertain the name or the address of any person contravening these by-laws, the Council or its representative may remove any advertisement or signboard ex• hibited or destroy any place of advertisement arranged contrary to these by-laws without any notice whatsoever.

],jxeinptions. 19. —(1) The provisions of these by-laws shall not apply to notices, signboards or advertisements exhibited by the Government of Palestine, Law Courts or the Council.

(2) The names and addresses of the proprietors, written on show windows and doors shall be exempt from the fees prescribed under these by-laws.

(3) Name-plates fixed on private dwelling houses, indicating only the name of the occupier, shall be exempt from the fees pre• scribed by, but shall otherwise be subject to, the provisions of these by-laws.

Penalties. 20. —(1) Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of these by-laws shall be liable to a fine not exceeding 42P.20.— for any one offence and in the case of a continuing offence an addi- — 941 — tional fine not exceeding two pounds for every day during which the offence is continued after written notice from the Mayor of such contravention or after conviction.

(2) The Council or its representative acting under its authority, may, at the expense of the person convicted, remove any advertise­ ment or signboard or destroy any place used as a place of advert­ isement in respect of which the offence has been committed.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

PLACES OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

On Board — Rothschild Street, Meiri Bldg. On Board — Rothschild Street, corner Herzl Street. On Board — Bothschild Street, corner of P.I.C.A• School. On Board — Tel Aviv Boad, Shmulevitz Bldg. On Board — Rothschild Street, near the Bridge, close to Turkenitz Bldg. On Board — Bailway Station. .Pinsker Street, "Herzlia" Cinema ־— On Board On Board — Pinsker Street, near the Municipal Garden. On Board — Hovevey Zion Street, near the Synagogue. On Board — Hovevey Zion Street, corner of the Nahlat Zvi Street, near the House of Babbi Saphir. On Board — Hovevey Zion Street, near the Municipal Pharmacy. On Board — Hovevey Zion Street, corner of Mohliver Street, Hadar Bldg. On Board — Herzl Street, near the Synagogue of Rabbi Heller. On Board — Herzl Street, Sandalon Bldg. On Board — Herzl Street, near Slor's Bldg. On Board— Herzl Street, near the New Market. On Board — Wolfson Street, near Montash Bldg. On Board — Wolfson Street, near Perlmutter Bldg. On Board — Baron Hirsh Street, near the Commercial Centre. On Board — Shtampfer Street, near the Plot of Mazal Bechar. On Board— Mohliver Street, near Talmud Torah "Netzah Yisrael". On Board — Mahne Yehuda Quarter, near the Synagogue. On Board — Wolfson Street, corner of Ein-Ganim Street. On Board — Ein-Ganim Street, corner of Hovevey Zion Street.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

FORM AND SIZE OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

1. Full page advertisement 93 cm. length 62 cm. width 2. Half page advertisement 46 cm. length 62 cm. width — 942 —

3• Quarter page advertisement 46 cm. length 31 cm. width 4. One eighth page advertisement 23 cm. length 31 cm. width

THIRD SCHEDULE.

1. In respect of advertisements relating to public entertainments or commercial advertisements — 48 hours preceding the time of advertising.

2. In respect of mourning advertisements — 6 hours preceding the time of advertising.

3. In respect of any other advertisements — 24 hours preceding the time of advertising.

SHLOMO SHTAMPFEE, Mayor of Petah Tiqva.

Confirmed.

By His Excellency's Command,

S. MOODY 19th July, 1938. Acting Chief Secretary. (G/197/37)

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934.

BY-LAWS MADE BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF PETAH TIQVA UNDER SECTION 99.

IN VIRTUE of the powers vested in them under section 99 of the Municipal Cor• porations Ordinance, 1934, the Municipal Council of Petah Tiqva, with the approval of the High Commissioner, have made the following by-laws :— Citation. 1. These by-laws may be cited as the Petah Tiqva (Preven• tion of Nuisances and Removal of Refuse) By-laws, 1938.

Definitions. 2. In these by-laws, unless the context otherwise requires :— "Building" includes any house, hut, shed, roofed enclosure, or any part thereof and also includes any land used or oc• cupied together therewith as a garden, yard or otherwise, but does not include any trade premises or stable• "Dustbin" means any refuse container so constructed and fitted, from material, in the size, form and manner as may be prescribed by the Surveyor from time to time. — 943 —

'Public place" means any road, way, public or private thoroughfare, over which the public have a right of way and also the way over any public bridge, all channels, drains, and ditches at the side of any street, and includes any side• walk or vacant plot. 'Private place" includes any yard, entrance to house, staircase serving as entrance to any house, provided that for the pur• pose of by-laws 7, 8 and 9 of these by-laws the term "private place" shall not include any yard. 'Refuse" includes refuse of all kinds, kitchen remains, fruits or vegetables and their waste matters, peel, paper, news• papers, bottles, and broken glass, rags, boxes, nails, pieces of iron or tin, garden refuse, branches, leaves, pieces of wood and planks, factory remains, ashes, dust, sand or any other thing causing or liable to cause uncleanliness, or dis• order or being or likely to be dangerous or injurious to man or property. 'Sewage" includes polluted waters, laundry-water, water from cleaning floors or any other filthy or polluted water or other liquid. 'Trade premises" include any factory, workshop, wherein more than four persons are employed, any garage as well as any other wholesale business or wholesale store. 'Stable" includes any cow-shed, chicken-coop, byre, sheep- fold, and any other premises in which horses, donkeys, mules or other animals are housed. 'Stable refuse" means the dung or urine of any animal and the sweepings or refuse or drainage from any stable. 'Trade refuse" means the waste or refuse from any trade premises. 'Building materials" includes all materials used in or in con• nection with building works, repairs, alterations, enlarge• ment or demolition of any building. 'Owner" means the person who is in receipt of the rents or other profits from any building, stable or trade premises whether on his own account or as an agent, attorney or trustee for any other person entitled thereto or interested therein, whether or not such person is in actual occupation of the building, stable or trade premises and whether or not he is the registered owner, and includes any guardian, ad• ministrator, liquidator, or receiver appointed by the parties or by a competent court. 'Occupier" means any person in actual occupation of any building, stable or trade premises and includes any tenant — 944 —

or sub-tenant or any person appointed to administer, super• vise or guard any building, stable or trade premises. .

"Person" includes any child or any other member of the family of any person and the servant or any other person employed by or dependent upon such person. "Ordinance" means the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, No. 1 of 1934, as amended from time to time.

"Surveyor" means the Sanitary Surveyor duly appointed in ac• cordance with the provisions of the Ordinance. Dustbins. 3. In every yard within the municipal area of Petah Tiqva every owner of a building, shall instal dustbins in such number and in such place as may be prescribed by the Surveyor and in accordance with his instructions, and shall keep such dustbins in a proper state of repair and shall repair or replace them from time to time as ordered by the Surveyor within the time specified by him.

Throwing of 4. No person shall throw, leave, deposit or allow to be thrown, filth or left, or deposited, any filth or refuse in any public or private place, refuse. save in dustbins, boxes or other receptacles duly installed by the owners in the yard and duly approved by the Surveyor or installed by the Council in such public places as they think fit.

Deposit of 5• No person shall deposit or pour into any dustbins installed dung in dustbins according to by-law 3 above, dung, waste water, stable refuse, forbidden. trade refuse or building materials.

Pouring of 6. —(1) No person shall pour or convey and no person shall sewage. cause or allow to be poured or conveyed any sewage in any public place.

(2) No person shall pour or convey and no person shall cause or allow to be poured or conveyed any sewage in any private place save into a sewer or cesspool in the yard and by no other way save through the sanitary appliances and pipes destined and approved by the Surveyor for that purpose.

Watering 7. No person shall water or allow to be watered any plant in of plants. his garden or in pots and boxes on fences, windows, terraces or balconies abutting on the street in such manner as may cause an• noyance to any passer-by.

Cleaning, 8. No person shall clean or dust or allow to be cleaned or dusting, etc. dusted carpets, cushions, pillows, quilts, sheets or any other thing which needs cleaning or dusting through any window, doors, balconies, terraces, fences, verandahs, or other openings into any public or private place. 9. No person shall spit in any street, public hall, public wait• No spitting in ing room, public place of entertainment or in any other place streets or any other public where the public has free right of entry save in the special recept• place. acles intended for that purpose.

10. No person shall scatter or distribute or allow to be scat• Scattering tered or distributed in any way, in any public place, advertise• of notices in streets. ments, bills, placards or notices of any kind whether printed, written, drawn or draughted.

11. If any refuse or sewage is thrown or poured in any public Occupier place in contravention of these by-laws, any occupier of any considered as abutting land or building shall be deemed to have committed the offender. offence unless otherwise proved by him.

12. No person shall remove or otherwise interfere with any Protection dustbin, box or other receptacle for refuse placed by the Council of bins. in any public place.

13. —(1) The occupier of any plot and, in the case of an unoc• Cleaning and cupied plot, the owner, shall keep such plot in a constant and pro• enclosure of per state of cleanliness, and shall fence the same to the satisfac• plots. tion of the Surveyor.

(2) If any person is found guilty of contravening the provisions of paragraph (1) of this by-law, the Surveyor may clean and fence such plot at the expense of any such person and the Council shall collect from any such contravener all expenses approved by the Surveyor as a civil debt.

(3) If the owner or occupier of any vacant plot or if his address is unknown or if such owner is abroad, the Council may, notwith• standing any provision to the contrary contained in this by-law, fence such vacant plot at the expense of the owner to the satisfac• tion of the Surveyor after a 30 days previous notice having been published in one of the daily newspapers circulating in Petah Tiqva. All the expenses incurred in connection with such fencing and notice shall be collected by the Council from any owner of such plot as a civil debt.

14. No person shall leave or fasten any animal in such a man• Leaving of ner as to cause obstruction in a public place or allow any animal animals, etc. to stay on any public place.

15. No refuse, stable refuse or trade refuse shall be removed Eefuse to be from any building, stable or trade premises within the municipal removed by th! Council. area of Petah Tiqva save by the servants or agents of the Council.

16. All refuse, stable refuse or trade refuse removed by the Municipal servants or agents of the Council shall be transported by them to property. such places as shall be fixed for this purpose by the Council with — 946 —

the approval of the Medical Officer of the Department of Health and shall be the property of the Council.

Stable refuse 17. Stable or trade refuse shall be deposited in special recept• and factory acles, to be installed by the occupier of any stable or any trade pre• waste. mises in such form, size and of such material, in such place and in such number as may be prescribed by the Surveyor from time to time, and no person shall deposit, throw or leave any stable or trade refuse in any other place save in such special receptacles and no person shall deposit in such receptacle any refuse or building material.

Permission to 18. —(1) Notwithstanding any provisions to the contrary con• remove refuse. tained in by-laws 15 and 16 of these by-laws, the Council may, on a written application by any owner or manager of any stable or trade premises issue a permit to collect, remove and transport any stable or trade refuse by persons other than servants or agents of the Council, provided that if the holder of such permit is the owner or manager of any trade premises, the issue of such permit shall not relieve him from the liability to pay the fees prescribed in by-law 22, but if the holder of such permit is an owner or manager of a stable he shall not be liable to the payment of such fees. (2) To every such permit issued under this by-law special con• ditions shall be attached with regard to :— (a) the hours during which it will be allowed to collect, remove or transport any stable or trade refuse; (b) the places where any stable or trade refuse shall be trans• ported and deposited; (c) the manner of collection, removal, transport and means of- transport, their form, size and structure; (d) the period for which the permit has been granted.

(3) The Surveyor shall ensure that the conditions of the permit issued under this by-law have been complied with. (4) A sum of 100 mils shall be levied by the Council for every permit issued under this by-law. (5) If any stable or trade refuse is removed, emptied or trans• ported in accordance with a permit issued under the provisions of this by-law, the refuse shall be the property of the owner, oc• cupier or manager of such stable or trade premises. (6"> Any person not complying with any of the conditions attached to any such permit shall be liable to the penalties pro• vided for the contravention of these by-laws, and in addition the Council may cancel such permit before its expiration by a notice to such person. — 947 —

(7) The Municipal Council shall be entitled to order any owner or manager of a stable or trade premises to remove himself or by his workers any refuse or stable refuse under his control and non­ compliance with such demand shall be deemed an offence under these by-laws.

19. The owner of any building other than a private dwelling Posting o! laws־house shall post in a conspicuous place within the building a copy by of these by-laws or part thereof if required to do so by the Surveyor.

20. —(1) The servants or agents of the Council may enter any Bight of entry ׳° stable or any yard of any building or of any trade premises for the fo^ remov:l1 purpose of collecting and removing any refuse in accordance with provisions of these by-laws at reasonable hours fixed by the Sur­ veyor.

(2) The owner of any building as well as the owner, occupier or manager of any stable or trade premises shall enable the servants or agents of the Council to have easy access to any dustbin or re­ ceptacles for the purpose of collecting and removing any refuse, stable or trade refuse without hindrance•

T׳T OF T,NT״״The Surveyor or any other officer authorised by the Council EI .21 •1si,ectlon״ may enter any stable or any yard of any building or of any trade ami premises or any public or private place for the purpose of ascertain­ ing whether the provisions of these by-laws are complied with :

Provided that before entering any dwelling house the Surveyor or other officer shall give reasonable notice to the occupants of such house of his intention to do so. / ־The Municipal Council of^etah Tiqva shall be entitled Focs (1)— .22 to collect in respect of the removal pi refuse from any building within the municipal area of Petah Tiqva an annual fee equal to two per centum of the rateable value of such building. (2) The rateable value of any/building for the purposes of these by-laws shall be the rateable value of such building fixed for the purpose of assessment of municipal rates under section 104 of the w c o • rM/ ':׳ Ordinance. - / FUn-ft fu ^ / . s

/ ' ' J (3) The fee referred to in paragraph (1) of this by-law shall be paid by the occupier/of any building in the same manner and by the same instalments as the municipal rates are paid. 23. —(1) Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of Penalties, these by-laws or refuses to carry out any work required by the Surveyor in accordance with these by-laws or carries out such work not in accordance with the instructions of the Surveyor shall be punishable with a fine not exceeding £P.o—for any one offence and in the case of a continuing offence with an additional fine — 948 —

not exceeding £P.l.— for every day during which the offence is continued after conviction, provided that the provisions of this sub-by-law shall not in any way affect the liability of any such person under section 123 of the Ordinance.

(2) If any person has been found guilty of contravening the provisions of these by-laws — (a) for not having installed a dustbin or receptacle, or (6) for having installed dustbins or receptacles other than those prescribed by these by-laws, or by the Surveyor; or (c) for not having installed dustbins or receptacles in such number as required by the Surveyor; or (d) for not having repaired or replaced any dustbin or recep• tacle as required by the Surveyor; or (e) for not having posted a copy of these by-laws or part there• of in accordance with the provisions of by-law 19 above, the Surveyor may instal, repair or replace any dustbin or recep• tacle or post a copy of these by-laws as required and in accordance with the provisions of these by-laws on account of any such person, provided that the provisions of this sub-by-law shall not affect in any way the liability of any such person for continuing the offence after conviction.

(3) Any expenses incurred by the Surveyor under sub-by-law (2) of this by-law shall be recoverable by the Council .as a civil debt.

Notices. 24.—(1) Any request by the Surveyor under these by-law's shall be made by a notice which may be served;

(a) by delivering the same to such person at his last known place of residence or to some adult member of the family or to the servant of the family; or

(6) by leaving the same at the usual last known place of abode or business of such person, in a cover addressed to such per• son, or by posting the same in a conspicuous place of the building, stable or trade premises; or

(c) by forwarding same by post in a prepaid registered letter addressed to such person at his usual or last known place of abode or business premises.

(2) If such notice is served by post it shall be deemed to have been delivered at the time when the letter containing the notice would be delivered in the ordinary course of post.

(3) The notice required by these by-laws to be served on the owner or the occupier of the building, stable or trade premises — 949 — shall be deemed to be properly addressed by the description of "owner" or "occupier" of such building, stable or trade premises without further adding any other name, title or description.

SHLOMO SHTAMPFER Mayor of Petah Tiqva.

Confirmed.

By His Excellency's Command,

S. MOODY 21st July, 1938. Acting Chief Secretary. (G/181/37)

PBESS ORDINANCE.

ORDER IN COUNCIL UNDER SECTION 20 (1).

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by subsection (1) of section 20 of the Press Ordinance, the High Commissioner in Council is pleased to order and it is hereby ordered as follows :—

1. This order may be cited as the Exclusion of Foreign Newspapers (No. 29) Order in Council, 1938. 2. All copies of the newspaper entitled 'Al Masri' published in Cairo on or after the 22nd day of July, 1938, for a period of four months shall be excluded from Palestine.

J. V. W. SHAW 21st July, 1938. Clerk to the Executive Council.

ORDER.

PUBLIC NOTICE BY THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE.

IN VIRTUE of the powers vested in me by the Defence Regulations, I hereby direct that as from the 4th day of August, 1938, every omnibus operating a Pas• senger Road Service shall be fitted with protective wire or grating adequate to afford protection against the entry of missiles therein, in conformity with spec• ifications in the Inspector-General's Office. A. SAUNDERS Inspector-General. 950 —

URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE.

NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that revision of assessment and the assessment of the extended area as published in Supplement No. 2 to the Palestine Gazette No. 784 of the 19th May, 1938, for the year 1939/1940 under section 19 of the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, will commence on the 25th day of July, 1938, in Majdal.

2. Applications for revision should be submitted on the prescribed form (CL/19) obtainable at the District Offices, Gaza, and at the offices of the Municipal Council of Majdal not later than the 25th day of July, 1938. Applications not submitted by the date specified above will not be considered.

3. The procedure for revision will be the same as for assessment.

4. The Revision Committee will make a fresh valuation :—

(a) When any building, not included in the existing valuation list for the year 1938/1939, has been completed since that list was made;

(b) When it is claimed by a tax-payer that his property has been destroyed or sustained damage or that its net annual value has been decreased by not less than 20% since the last assessment; (c) When it is claimed by the Revenue Authorities that the net annual value of the property has been increased by not less than 20% ;

(d) When the property included in the valuation list has been divided or par• titioned or an addition has been made to any building forming part of such property since the last assessment.

I. L. PHILLIPS Assistant District Commissioner, 16th July, 1938. Gaza and Beerskeba Division:

URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE.

REVISION OF ASSESSMENT FOR TAX YEAR 1939/40.

HAIFA AND HADERA URBAN AREAS.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the revision of urban property tax assess• ment for the tax year 1939/40, under section 10 and 10(1) of the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, will commence in the Urban Area of Haifa on the 15th of August, 1938, and in the Urban Area of Hadera soon after the first of October, 1938.

2. Applications for revision should be submitted on the prescribed form (CL/19) obtainable at the District Offices of Haifa (Revenue Section) within 30 days from the 28th July, 1938, to the 27th August, 1938, in respect of Haifa Urban Area and — 951 — from the first of September, 1938, to the 30th of September, 1938, in respect of Hadera Urban Area.

Applications not submitted within the dates specified above will not be considered.

3. The Revision Committee will make a fresh valuation :—

(a) When any building, not included in the existing valuation lists, has been completed since the lists were made or any property required to be •added to the valuation lists.

(6) When it is claimed by a tax payer that his property has been destroyed or sustained damage, or that its net annual value has been decreased by 20% or more since the last assessment appearing in the valuation lists now in force. (c) When it is claimed by the Eevenue Authorities that the net annual value of the property has been increased by 20% or more since the last assessment appearing in the valuation lists now in force•

(d) When the property included in the valuation lists now in force has.been divided or partitioned since the assessment made as per the said valuation lists. 4. The procedure for revision will be the same as for assessment.

D. HEADLY Assistant District Commissioner, 28th July, 1938. Haifa and Samaria District.

URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE.

SHEFA 'AMR URBAN AREA.

NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the revaluation and the preparation of a new valuation list under section 19 (6) of the Urban Property Tax Ordinance will commence in the Shefa 'Amr Urban Area on or soon after the first September, 1938. The actual dates in respect of each assessment block will be notified at the time by notice that will be published within the block.

2. Reputed owners and tenants are required by law to give the Assessment Committee all information which they require and to produce any documents re• garding cost of construction of buildings, rents and ownership of property, etc.

3. Objections to the net annual value in the new valuation lists should be sub• mitted on the prescribed form within 30 days from the date of the notification in the Palestine Gazette of the deposit of the valuation lists. — 952 —

4. Appeals should be submitted on the prescribed form to the District Officer with a copy to the Local Inspector of Valuations, within 14 days from the date of notification of the decision on the objection.

5. Forms of objection and appeals can be obtained free of charge at the District Offices, Haifa.

6. Attention is invited to section 28 of the Ordinance in accordance with which persons who refuse to admit members of Committee or Inspectors to enter in any premises or who refuse to give the information required or who give false information are liable to prosecution.

7. The particular attention of the public is also invited to subsection 8 (3) of the Ordinance in regard to the exemption of newly constructed house property.

D. HEADLY Assistant District Commissioner, 28th July, 1938. Haifa and Samaria District.

' TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936.

ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER.

EXCLUSION OF OIL REFINERY SITE FROM LIMITS OF HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA AND FROM HAIFA AND SAMARIA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA.

IN PURSUANCE of the powers vested in him by section 10 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, and on the representation of the Haifa and Samaria District Building and Town Planning Commission, the High Commissioner has been pleased to order and it is hereby ordered that the area described below, and known as the oil refinery site, shall be excluded, and is hereby excluded from the Haifa Town Planning Area and from the Haifa and Samaria District Regional Town Planning Area, as declared respectively in Gazette No. 288 of the 1st of August, 1931, and Gazette No. 778 of the 28th of April, 1938.

The limits of the area so excluded are indicated by purple cross hatching on Plan No. TP/201/38, signed by the High Commissioner and by the Chairman of the Haifa and Samaria District Building and Town Planning Commission, a copy of which is exhibited at the District Commissioner's Offices, Haifa, and may be in• spected during the usual office hours.

By His Excellency's Command, S. MOODY 22nd July, 1938. Acting Chief Secretary. (Z/16/37) — 953 —

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936.

NOTICE OF PROVISIONALLY APPROVED SCHEME,

SOUTHERN DISTRICT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 16 (1) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that the town planning scheme within the Town Planning Area of Gaza, known as Scheme "A" — Gaza Old Town Road Scheme, has been pro• visionally approved by the Southern District Building and Town Planning Com• mission and deposited together with the relative plans at the Municipal Offices, Gaza, where they may be inspected by any person interested between the hours of 8 and 10 a.m. daily.

Any person interested as owner or otherwise in the land, buildings or other pro• perty affected by the scheme may lodge an objection thereto with the Local Building and Town Planning Commission at the Municipal Offices, Gaza, within two months from the date of the publication of this notice in the Palestine Gazette.

R. E. H. CROSBIE Chairman, Southern District Building and 19th July, 1938. Town Planning Commission.

LAND (SETTLEMENT OF TITLE) ORDINANCE.

NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that schedules of claims to land in the village and settlement area scheduled hereunder have been posted at the office of the Assistant Settlement Officer in the village concerned, at the office of the Settle• ment Officer of the Settlement Area and at the office of the District Officer of the Sub-District in which the village.is situated, in accordance with section 24 of the Ordinance. Persons having any interest in the lands of the said village should examine the schedules and should take the necessary steps to ensure that their rights including mortgages, leases for a period of more than three years, or servitudes are examined by the Settlement Officer.

Office of Settlement Settlement Officer of the Area Village Sub-District Area (Office at)

El Manshiya Acre Acre Acre

J. N. STUBBS Acting Commissioner for Lands 29th June, 1938. and Surveys. — 954 —

LAND (SETTLEMENT OF TITLE) ORDINANCE.

NOTICE OF POSTING OF SCHEDULES OF RIGHTS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the schedules of rights to land in the village and settlement area scheduled hereunder, and for the registration blocks mentioned, have been posted at the offices of the Area Settlement Officer concerned and at the District Offices of the Sub-District in which the village is situated, in accordance with section 33(2) of the Ordinance :—

Settlement Settlement Officer of Nos. of Regi• Village Sab-District Area the Area stration Blocks (Office at)

Gaza Gaza Gaza Gaza 798, 801 and (Judeida 804. Quarter)

J. N. STUBBS Acting Commissioner for Lands 19th July, 1938. and Surveys.