THE CEYLON GOVERNMENT

No.' 8,776 — FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1941.

Published by Aulltority.

PART I —GENERAL.

(Separate paging is given to each Part in order that it may he filed separately.)

PAGE PAGE Proclamations by the Governor . . . 1086 Patents Notifications .. .. • • 1118 Appointments by the Governor .. 1086 Sales of Toll and Other Rents .. .. 1118 Appointments, &o., of Registrars .. 1087 Municipal Council Notices ...... 1119 .. 1087 & Supplt. Government Notifications .. Local Government Notioes ...... 1126 Revenue and Expenditure Returns .. — Trade Mark Notifications ...... 1127 Currency Commissioners’ Notices .. 1104 “ Excise Ordinance ” Notices .. .. 1130 Notioes calling for Tenders .. .. 1104 Notices to Mariners .. • • - • — Unofficial Announcements .. « .. 1107 Miscellaneous Departmental Notices .. 1113 Meteorological Returns ...... Supplt. Road Committee Notices .. Books registered under Ordinance No. 1 of 1885 .. Supplt.

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PROCLAMATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR. No. 460 of 1941. L. D.—B 40/34 M A. L.—AL 212/41 N 20/41 BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. HIS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased to make the following appointments in tho Ceylon Army Service Corps, with A P roclamation . otfoet fiom the dates indicated, to fill existing \acancies .— A. Ca l d e c o t t . KNOW Ye that by virtue of the powers vested in me by section To be. Second Lieutenants. 4 (2) o f the Forest Ordinance (Chapter 311), I, Andrew Caldecott, Regimental SerjeanVMajor W a lt e r R ic h a r d A l e x a n d e r Governor of Ceylon, do hereby direct that the tract o f land callod or Me L e l l a n —June 21, J*941 known as Andawala Forest Reserve, m the Matale District, Central Province, which was constituted a resorved forest by Proclamation Mechanist Staff Sefleant D onald J ohn O x e n h a m G r a y — Juno dated March 28, 1904, published in G azette No. 5,980 of March 31, 21, 1941. i 1904, shall cease to bo reserved from tho date hereof Serjeant (Tomporary Company Serjeant-Majoi) E d w in K a r t h e - lis W ijegoonesekera A b e y e h a t n e —-July 25, 1941. By His Excellency’s command, Corporal (Acting Serjeant) A d asin g iie B a n d a r a I r v in J a y a - E R. Su d b u r y , Kandy, July 26, 1941 Secretary to tho Govornor. m ah a—J uly 25, 1941. By His Excellency’s command, GOD SAVE THE KING. Chief Secretary’s Office, G § W o d e m a n , Colombo July 30, 1941. Chief Secretary

APPGINTMENTS, &c„ BY THE GOVERNOR. No. 461 of 1941. No. 457 of 1941. HIS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased to make the following appomtments:— H IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o vern o r has been pleased to make the following appointments :— J 50/36 J 21/41 Mr L. V B .d e J a c o ly n Se n e v ir a tn e to be Additional District Judge, Additional Commissioner of Requests, and Additional Mr. A C M H in g l e y , Assistant at Mannar to the Government Agent, Noithern Province, to act, in addition to his own duties, as Magistrate, Avissawella, during the absence of Mr K D d e Sil v a , Assistant at Vavumya.to the Government Agent, Noithern Province, from July 21 to 26, 1941 Deputy Fiscal for the .District of Vavunjya , District Judge for the J ,69/36 District of Vav.urnyti!, '/Commissioner o f Roquests and Magistrate Mr V P o n n u s a m y to be Additional District Judge, Nuwara Ehya, for the division of Vavumya , Deputy Master Attendant, Mullaittivu, and Additional Commissioner of Requests and Additional Magis- Assistant Collector of Customs, Mullaittivu, Receivei of Wrecks, tiate, Nuwara Eliya-Hatton, and Additional Magistrate, Badulla- Mullaittivu , and Local Authority under the Petroleum Ordinance Haldummulla, during the absence of Mr H S R o b e r t s , on July for the District of Vavumya from July 26 to 28, 1941. 27, 1941 J 21/41 J 39/36 Mr G R W. d e Sil v a to act as Assistant at Vavumya to the Mr L G P o u l ie r to be Additional District Judgo, Additional Government Agent, Northern Province ; /Deputy Fiscal for the District of Vavumya . District Judge for jllio District of Vavumya ; Commissionei of Requests, and Additional Magistrate, Tangalla, on July 31, 1941 Commissioner o f Requests and Magistrate for the division of Vavumya; Assistant Collector of Ciffl^oms, Mullaittivu , Deputy J 50/36 Master Attendant, Mullaittivu ; Roccivei o f Wrecks, Mullaittivu , Mr D. A L e a n a g e to be, m addition to his othei duties, Addi­ and Local Authonty undei the Potioloum Oidnmnce for the Distnct tional Commissioner of Requests and Additional Magistiate, of Vavumya with effect from July 29, 1941, during tho absonco of Avissawolla, from July 28 to August 2. 1941 Mr. C. V. D S Co r e a . ‘ ■ J 17/36 I 189/41 Mr W O le g a s e g r a m to be, in addition to his other duties, an Mr S J C Schokman, Crown Counsel, Attoiney-General’s Additional Commissioner of Requests, Hambantota, on August 6, Department, to act as Principal Assistant to the Legal Secretary 1941, to enable judgment to be delivered m C R , Hambantota, with effect from August 1, 1941, during the absonce of Mr J R V. case No 5,706. F e r d in a n d s or until furthor orders , I 3/41 J 16/41 Mr H. W a n ig a t u n g a , Advocate, to act as Additional Crown Mi C. B a l a s in g h a m to be, in addition to his other duties, an Counsel from July 21 to 25, 1941 Additional Commissioner of Requests and Additional District Judge, Puttalam, during the absence of Mr. J. L E F e r n a n d o , I 3/41 from July 30 to August 3, 1941 Mr. O. L. d e K r e t s e r (Jnr ), Advocate, to act as Additional Crown Counsel on July 25 and 26. 19® J 12/38 I 363/39 Mr C R T h a m b ia h to be Additional Magistrate and Additional Commissionei o f Requests, Point Pedro, and Additional District Mr. A. A rulpiragasam to be, in addition to his other duties, an Judge, Jaffna, during the absence ofMr W R. D d e Sil v a , from Assistant Land Commissioner under soction 5 of the Land Develop­ July 25 to 28, 1941. ment Ordinance (Cap 320) J 78/39 J 12/36 Mr R Y D a n ie l to be attached to Jibe Office of tho Infoimation Mr O M P P e r e r a to be Additional Magistrate, Kurunegala, Officer with effect fiom July 24, 1941.,until further orders on August 11, 1941, to hear M C , Dandagamuwa, case No. 9,298 c^JIy His Excellency’s command, Chief Secretary’s Office, G S WODEMAN, J 26/36 Colombo, July 31, 1941. Chief Secretary. Mr V I V G om is to be Additional Magistrate, Kurunegala, on August 2, 1941, to try M C , Kurunegala, case No. 1,106

No. 458 of 1941. J 14/40 J 26/36 Notification No 422 of 1941 appearing in G azette No. 8,763 of IT is hereby notified for general information that His E x c e l l e n c y July 11, 1941, is cancelled in so far as it relates to the appointment t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased to appoint Mr. G d e S o y z a , Acting Registrar o f Co-operative Societies, to examine m detail the of Mr V I V G om is to be Additional Magistrate, Kurunegala, on rural development work now being carried on by various Govern­ July 12, 1941, to try M p., Kurunegala,-ease No 1,106. ment Departments and by organizjitrctfis, both public and private add in particular to examine the'extent and nature o f any existing By His Excellency’s command, overlapping o f rura|l reconstruction activities, and to prepaie a Legal Secretary’s Office, R obert H. D rayton, derailed' scheme of Rural Reconstruction Colombo, July 29, 1941 Legal Secretary. By His Excellency’s command,

Chief Secretary’s Office, G S W o d e m a n , Colombo, July 26, 1941 Chief Secretary No. 462 of 1941. E 8/41 No. 459 of 1941. IT is hereby notified that His E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has N 11/41 been pleased, in exercise of the power vested in him under Article HIS E x c e l l e n c y th e G o vern o r has accepted/ the resignation 12 (1) of the Ceylon (State Council Elections) Order in Council, 193L tendered by Second Lieutenant D e n v o r E d w ard !/ K e i.a a r t of his to appoint Mr. E K e y t to be an Assistant Registering Officer for Commissionm the Second (Anti-Aircraft) Regimen*, Ceylon Garrison the electoral districts of Colombo North, Colombo Central, and Artillery, with effeot from the date hereof. ’ (Jr Colombo South, for four months fiom August 1, 1941. By His Excellency’s command, 1 By His Excellency’s command, Chief Secretary’s Office’, ‘ G S W o d e m a n , Legal Secretary’s Office, - R o b e r t H. D r a y t o n , Colombo, July 30, 1941, Chief Secretary. Colombo, July 25, 1941. Legal Secretary. Pabt I. (General) - CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE - Afro 1, 1941

No. 463 o f 1941. APPOINTMENTS, &e., OF REGISTRARS. G 24/36/15 THE following appointments made under the proviso to section IN pursuance of the powers delegated by His E x c e l l e n c y t h e 2 (3) o f the Registration of Documents Ordinance (Chapter 101) 'G overn or to me in that behalf, Mr. K A d e S R W ijayasinghe are hereby notified .— has been appointed, under section 120 o f the Criminal Procedure L a n d e g e D a v id W ickremasinghe to act as Registrar of Lands, Code, to be, m addition to Ins other duties, an Inquirer for Bentota- Tangalla, for two days from July 30, 1941, during the absence of the Wala'llawiti korale. during the absence of Mr D A. A ssalaarachciii Registrar, M A Almis, on other duty. ■on August 7 and 11, 1941

Legal Secretary’s Office, R o b e r t H D r a y t o n , R ic h a r d K u n a r a t n a m A r u l a m p a l a m to act as Registrar of Colombo, July 21, 1941 Legal Secretary, Lands, Jaffna, foi six days from July 21, 1941, during the absence o f the Registrar, D. W a l t o n , on leave

No. 464 o f 1941. N a Oa n a t He r Su b r a m a n ia m to act as Registrar of Lands, Mannar, for two days from July 15, 1941, duung the absence of the Registrar, < ' G 19/37/8 M. V a n n ia s In g h a m , on leave ^ IN pursuance of the powers delegated by His E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o vern or to me m that behalf, Mr S P ararasasakaram has Registrar-General’s Office, G. L D . D a v id s o n , been appointed, under section 120 o f the Criminal Procedure Code, Colombo, July 30, 1941 ' Registrar-General. to be an Inquirer for Mannar division, Mannai District, with effect from! July 23, 1941, while actmg in the office of District Adigar, Mannar Division.

Legal Secretary’s Office, R o b e r t H. D r a y t o n , Colombo, July 23, 1941. Legal Secretary GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS. No. 465 o f 1941. L. D — CF 8 K/39 CF. D 655/3/40 G 38/36/9

IN pursuance of the powers delegated by His E x c e l l e n c y t h e T h e D e f e n c e (Miscellaneous ) R e g u l a t io n s . Governor to me m that behalf, Mr. G ovlndapillai Sa m u e l O rd er. Chinniah has been appomted, under section 120 of the Criminal Procedure Code, to be an Inquirer for Nmtavur and Karavaku » IN pursuance of the provisions of regulation 25 of the Defence pattus, Batficaloa District, with effect from July 12, 1941, while (Miscellaneous) Regulations, X, Andrew Caldecott, Governor of holding the office o f Udayar of the said pattus. Ceylon, do by this Order amend Schedule B to the Order relating to the Colombo Airport (Protected Place No. 9), published in G azette Legal Secretary’s Office, R o b e r t H D r a y t o n , No. 8,657 of August 30, 1940, as last amended by the Order pub­ Colombo, July 12, 1941. Legal Secretary lished m G azette No. 8,765 of July 18, 1941, by the substitution for paragraph (2) o f the said Schedule, o f fhe following new para­ graph •— No. 466 o f 1941. “ (2) Persons holding a permit to enter the premises issued by G 43/36/14 or under the written authority of the Brigadier, Commanding IN pursuance of the powers delegated by His E x c e l l e n c y t h e Troops, or of the Senior Air Force Officer, Ceylon.” . , G overnor to me in that behalf, Mr R a j a p a k s e B a n d a P it a w e l a has been appointed, under section 120 o f the Cnmmal Procedure A. Ca l d e c o t t , , Code, to be an Inquirer for Bintenne division, Badulla District, with Kandy, July 28, 1941. Governor. effect from July 25, 1941

Legal Secretaiy’s Office, R o b e r t H D r a y t o n , Colombo, July 25, 1941 Legal Secretary L D.—CF 8 K 2/39 CF D 655/10/40

T h e D e f e n c e (Miscellaneous ) R e g u l a t io n s No. 467 o f 1941. RULES made by the Governor by virtue of the powers vested G 36/36/11 m him by Regulation 27 of the Defence (Miscellaneous) Regulations.

IN pursuance of the powers delegated by His E x c e l l e n c y th e Governor to me in that behalf, Mr. G M G o n s e k a has been By His Excellency’s command, appomted, under section 120 of the Cnmmal Procedure Code, to be E . R Su d b u r y , an Inquirer for Palle pattu, Kukul korale, Ratnapura District, with Colombo, July 30, 1941. ’ Secretary to the Governor. -eifect from July 28, 1941

R u l e s . Legal Secretary’s Office, R o b e r t H. D r a y t o n , Colombo, July 28, 1941 Legal Secretary. 1 Subject as hereinafter provided, no person shall—

(а ) enter into or upon, or m any way interfere with, any Air No. 468 o f 1941. Force property m the Koggala Lagoon ; V 13/40 (б) obstruct or impede the free passage or movement of any vessel or aircraft belonging to His Majesty or used-by the IN pursuance of the powers delegated by His E x c e l l e n c y th e Royal Air Force in or over the Koggala Lagoon ;- or G overnor to me in that behalf, Mr K V R a s ia h has been appointed temporarily, under section 65 of the Village Communities Ordinance (c) enter or remain m any water area within a distance o f fifty (Cap 198), as President, Village Tribunals, Valikamam-Vada- yards from any Air Force property m the Koggala Lagoon maradehi divisions, durmg the absence of Mr P N a d a r a j a h from or on the shore thereof July 24 to August 13, 1941 Provided that nothing m the precedmg provisions o f this rule Legal Secretary’s Office, R o b e r t H D r a y t o n , shall apply to any member of the Royal Air Force Colombo, July 24, 1941. Legal Secretary Provided, further, that nothing in paragraphs (a) and (c) of this rule shall apply— ■

No. 469 o f 1941. (l ) to any person employed by the Royal Air Force while acting in the course of his employment; .,® I ® E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased to appomt (u ) to any person named m a written permit issued to him "lr E on K ^ ja th e r iu s K umarasenghe D e w a p r iy a W ij a y a - by the Senior Air Force Officer , or illeke to be a Notary Public throughout Panadure totamune of alutara District with residence and office at Panadure, and to (m ) to any police officer m uniform or headman acting in the practise as such in the Sinhalese language. discharge o f his official duties. 2 Any member of the Royal Air Force, any police officer, or G. C. S. C o r e a , any other person acting under the directions of any such member Mmister for Labour, Industry and Commerce or officer— Colombo, July 16, 1941 (ct) may remove from any part o f the Koggala Lagoon any person who acts or attempts to act in contravention of anv pro­ vision of rule 1 ; L ' * < No. 470 o f 1941. (6) may move from any part of the Koggala Lagoon to any . GA 3095/3 other part of that Lagoon any vessel, structure or thing ■Govl PurSuance of the powers delegated by H is E x c e l l e n c y th e the presence of which, m the opinion of such member or aomf R?° R to me m that behalf. Mr. J. H M e e d e n iy a has been officer, obstructs or impedes, or is likely to, obstruct or OrH lntet* temporarily, imder section 65 of the Village Communities impede, the free passage or movement o f any vessel or and t8,1100 (Eap 198), as President, Village Tribunals, Three Korales aircraft belonging to His Majesty or used by the Royal t Ter Bulathgama, durmg the absence o f Mr. H M e e d e n iy a Air Force TOm July 28 to August 1, 1941 3 In these rules, “ Air Force property ” includes any ship, . j> . Kachchen, R M D a v ie s , vessel or aircraft, or any structure oi thing, belonging to His Majesty ’ "tiapura, July 30, 1941 - Government Agent. or used or maintained by the Royal Air Force. 1088 Past I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug 1,1941

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The Defence (Trading with the Enemy) R egulations, 1939. IT is hereby notified that information has been received by telegraph from the Secretary of Slate for the Colonies :— (a) that the ships specified in Schedule A hereunder have boon included in the Statutory list of ships owned by persons or firms who are enemies or deemed to be enemies for the purpose of the Trading with the Enemy Act, 1939 , and (b) that the ships specified in Schedule B hereunder have been included in the list of ships which shippers and charterers would in their own interests find it advisable to avoid in connection with any busmoss tiansaction whatsoever

The Notification published in the G overnm ent Gazette No. 8,769 of July 25, 1941, is hereby cancelled

By His Excellency’s command,

Chief Secretary’s Office, v . G. S W odeman, Chief Secretary. Colombo, July 30, 1941. - ,

’ ’ Schedul'd A.

Name ot vessel. Type of vessel. Owner Gross tonnage Flag. Almangro Tug A. M. Delfino & Cia 282 . Argentine Atleta do La Portena, Empresa do Remolcadores 105 ■ do Belgrano ( e x Nienburg) — Argentina De Navegacion Lloyd Argentina S A. 4,318 Ditto ( e x German) ♦Bihuku (Bifuku) Maiu —— 2,558 Japanese Buenos Aires Passenger and General Argentina Nuova Cia General de Navegacion 2,357 Argentine Cargo Cala Antio General Cargo Naviera Mallorquina 134 . Spanish Cala Contests do do. 207 do. Cala Falla do. do. (not known) do Cala Galiota do. do. 100 do Cala Llamp do do 126 do Cala Llonga do. do '. 111 do Cala Marsal do. do 199 do. Cala Mondrago do do 203 do * Cala Morlanda do. do 293 . do Cala Murta do. do 152 . do Cala Pi do. do 197 . do. Cala Reysgat do do 283 do. Cala Tuent do. do 121 do. Caranza do J. Trujillo Zafra e Hijos '524 do. Ciclope Tug La Portena, Empresa do Remolcadores 173 Argentine Coloso do. do 247 do. Commodore Rivadavia Passenger and General Argentina Nueva Cia General de Navegacion 4,482 . do. Cargo

Esmeralda ( e x Oltul) .. General Cargo A Vlasov 4,328 Panamanian ( e x Rou­ manian) Galatasaray do Sadikoglu Aslan Kaptan 724 Turkish Gigante Tug La Portena. Empi osa de Remolcadores 236 . Argentine Goliat, Tug and salvage steo do. 237 do. mer ♦Hakuai Maru —— 2,615 Japanese Hercules Tug La Portena, Empresa de Remolcadoros '173 Argentine ♦Hokusin Maru — ’ 5,820 ♦Itukusima Maru (Itsu- — — . 10,007 do. kushima' Maru) Jose Trujillo General Cargo J. Trujillo Zafra e Hijos 338 Spanish Juanot Colom do Naviera Mallorquina . I ll do. ♦ICasado Maru — 6,003 Japanese ♦Kosei Maru — — 8,237 . do ♦Kosei Maru 5,430 do. ♦Kyokuyo Maru 17,549 do. iMadryn General Cargo Argentina Nheva Cia General de Navegacion 1,827 do. Manuel Guasp do. Naviera Mallorquina 123 Spamsh Maullin 442 Chilian ♦Nissm Maru 16.754 Japanese ♦Nissin Maru II. 17,584 do Aux M.V Ollanta Mrs Gertrudis Ambers de Leemhuis 144 Peruvian Omega (cm Siretul) General Cargo A Vlasov 3,638 Panamanian ( e x Rou- mamanl Pescador 332 Piedad General Cargo Naviera Mallorquina Portuguese 90 Spanish ♦Ryokai Maru 4,655 Sakary^ General Cargo Sadikoglu Aslan Kaptan Japanese 2,612 Turkish, Samson Salvage Steamer La Portena, Empresa de Remolcadoros 237 San Martin Tug A M Delfino & Cia Argentine 220 do. San Martin ( e x Lahn) Argentina De Navegacion Lloyd Argentina S A 8,498 Ditto ( e x German) San Miguel 106 Santa Anna Steam Trawler Maries y Serra S en C Spanish 322 do. Santa Fe ( e x Anatolia) Argentina De Navegacion Lloyd Argentina S.A 2,446 ♦Srngu Maru Argentine ( e x Germ 2,741 ♦Sinsei Maru J apanese . 4,740 ♦Sinyo Maru 4,737 &>■ Titan Tug La Portena, Empresa de Remolcadores dt>. ♦Tonan Maru 188 Argentine , ♦Tonan Maru II. 9,866 Japanese ♦Tonan Maru III. 19,263 do. ♦Toten Maru 19,210 do. 3,823 Tropicus ( e x Prahova) General Cargo A. Vlasov do 3,609 Panamanian ( e x R manian) Turkan do. Recep Faud .. ♦Wakaura (Wakanoura) 604 Turkish Maru 2,401 J apanese and all ships flying the flags of Hungary, Roumama or Bulgaria * and attendant whale catchers.

Schedule B.

Name of vessel. Type of vessel. Owner Gross tonnage. Flag. Rapido Santa Helena — ' , Rort ‘ Portuguese Yildum —■ .. 1 — • • Panamanian • 3,300 . Finnish* Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 1941 1680

HA 12/40 Ceylon A rmy Service Corps IT is hereby notified that the following candidates have been Ma|or C. W . de Lemos, M.C. selected for appointment as Probationers m the Scheme of Divisional Revenue Officers in the admmistrative areas noted against their By His Excellency’s command, names, on the results of the examination held m March, 1941 — Chief Secretary’s Office, G S W odeman. Colombo, July 26, 1941. Chief Secretary. Mr. B C Chandradasa 'i Mr K D S W. Nicolas Mr. M A P Samarasekere >Low-country Sinhalese Mr S D C Samaratunga Mr. N. G T W G Senevirat.no 43/5/20 (FSO) Mr D B. Basnayake * THE following extracts from the Board of Trade Journals are Mr T B M Ekanayake Mr W. G Handagama published for general information Mr A P B. Manampen ►Kandyai,n Sinhalese Financial Secretary’s Office, H. J H uxham, Mr. P Muthu Banda Colombo, July 28, 1941. Financial Secretary. Mr. R S Ramanayako Mr. P. Tennakoon Mr. T. B. Weerakone Netherlands concerns transferred to Netherlands Mr. T. Murugesapillai < Overseas Territory. Mr. V. R Navaratnarajah ►Tamil Mr. H. E. Pillainayagam With reference to the notice under the abo> e heading m the “ Board of Trade Journal ” of December 5 (page 348), following is 2. All appointments will be subject to the passing of a medical a further list of companies and concerns which the Netherlands examination Government has certified as having transferred their seats from the Netherlands •— Chief Secretary’s Office, G. S W o d e m a n , P .O .B ox No 500, Chief Secretary. Seat transferred to Curacao. Colombo, July 31, 1941 N V. Handelmaatsehappij R. S. Stokvis & Zomen. N. V Nederlandsche Handelskantoor.

N 17/41 E x tra c t fr o m B oard op Trade J ournal. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased, m terms of TRADING WITH THE ENEMY. Regulations published m the Gazette o f J a n u a r y 26, 1934, to grant the Efficiency Medal (Ceylon) and Clasp as indicated to the under­ Advice to Shippers. mentioned members of the Ceylon Defence Force .— No change has been reported in the Lists as published in the Board of Trade Journal ” of January 16 (page 23). 1st Coast R e g im e n t , Ce y l o n G a r r is o n A r t i l l e r y .

Efficiency Medal— Netherlands concerns transferred to Netherlands No. 1276 Serjeant M. A. R. Knower. Overseas Territory. No. 1278 Serjeant W. S. de Silva No. 1280 Serjeant A S J. Devadason. With reference to the notice under the above heading in the No 1283 Lance Serjeant R D Alexander. “ Board of Trade Journal ” of January 2 (page 2), following is a further list of companies and concerns which the Netherlands Government has certified as having transferred their seats from the 2nd (An ti-Air c r a p t ) R e g im e n t , Ce y l o n G a r r is o n A r t i l l e r y . Netherlands :— 1st Clasp— ^ Seats transferred to Batavia. ' No. 6 Battery Serjeant Major L. E. P. Sauor. N. V. Tabak Export and Import Compagme (Tobacco Export and Import Co ). 1 Efficiency Medal— N. V. Padangsch Warenhuis “ Tokra ” (Padang Department No. 15 Lance Serjeant H. A. Perera. Store “ Tokra ” ) Seat transferred to Curacao. Ce y l o n E n g in e e r s . Efficiency Medal— N. V. Internationale Handelsvereemgmg (International Trading Co ) No. 558 Lance Corporal B. R C. Wydeman. No 560 Sapper W. E. H Deutrom Netherlands concerns transferred to Overseas Territory. With reference to the notice under the above heading m the Ceylon Light Infantry. “ Board of Trade Journal” of May 8 (page 311), following is a 2nd Clasp— » further list of companies and concemes which the Netherlands - - ' ' y ( No 9128 Regimental Quarter Master Serjeant A. R. Peins. Government has certified as having transferred their seats from the Netherlands •— Efficiency Medal— No 10383 Company Serjeant Major T G. Hamit. Seats transferred to Curacao. No 10385 Company Serjeant Major P. S Soonyabandara. International Hydrogenation Engineering & Chemical Co. No 10910 Serjeant J de Alwis International Hydrogenation Patents Co. No 10390 Corporal H L D J Abeygunasekera. Netherlands Indian Tank Steamboat Co. No. 10389 Lance Corporal D. A Samarawickrema. Iracq Petroleum Maatschappij Provident Fund. No. 10387 Private N. N Alles Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij. No. 10393 Private T C T. Ossen Dordtsche Petroleum Maatschappij. No. 10395 Private Z Alles Corona Petroleum Maatschappij. No. 10923 Private J V. Ferdinands. Licht & Kracht Maatschappij (Light & Power Co ) Nederlandsche Olie Maatschappij (Netherland Oil Co ) Ce y l o n P l a n t e r s ’ R if l e Co rps Yoorziemng Fonds der Verbonden Petroleum Maatsehappijen (Provident Fund of the Allied Petroleum Companies) Efficiency Medal and 1st Clasp— Nederlandsch-Indische Industrie en Handel Maatschappij No, 3156 Rifleman H W. Sampson. (Netherlands Indian Industrial & Trading Co.). Beleggings Compagme “ Uranus ” (Uranus Investment Co.). Efficiency Medal— Sociedade Commercial Philips Portuguesa ° 1725 Company Quarter Mastimaster oerjctuiw N. V. “ Inleco ” (Inleco Trading Co.) N° 3944 Serjeant s K H Dean Zwanenberg’s Fabneken (Zwanenberg’s Factories) N0 2899 Rifleman W W Park Komnklijke Mij. “ De Schelde ” (Royal Shipbuilding Works “ De Schelde ” ) N V. Handel en Beheer (Trading & Management Co ). Ce y l o n M e d ic a l C orps Efficiency Medal— Meyer & Co.’s Scheepvaart Mij (Mayer & Co.’s Shipping Co ). Sally Polak’s Handel Mij. (Sally Polak’s Trading Co ). No 516 Lance Corporal J C Misso Far Eastern Financing Syndicate. I Admmistratie, Handels en Belegging Mij. (Administration, By His Excellency’s command, Trading & Investment Co.). Chief Secretary’s Office, G. S. W odeman, Muller’s Bloembollen Bedrijf (Muller Bulb Co.). ’ Colombo, July 26, 1941. Chief Secretary. Mij. voor Hypothecair Crediet “ Holland Mexico ” (Holland Mexico Mortgaging Co.). ------' / Holtrans Handel Mij. (Holtrans Trading Co.). Scheepvaart Mij. “ Diava V ” (“ Diana V ” Shipping Co.). N 73/41 “ Revisa ” Mij. (“ Revisa ” Co.). Nederlandsche Vereemgde Scheepsbouw Bureaux (Netherlands he^rf ®xoeUoncy the Governor has been pleased, m terms of United Shipbuilding Bureaux) 'rant1t?ulatl0ns published in the G azette o f January 26, 1934, to N. V. “ Organon ” (“ Organon ” Co ). „ Efficiency Decoration (Ceylon)' to the under-mentioned Zeelichter “ Thames IV ” (Sealighter Co. “ Thames IV ” ) 18 *he Ceylon Defence Force .—- I Zeelichter “ Thames VI ” (Sealighter Co. “ Thames V I ” ). Zeelichter “ Thames III ” (Sealighter Co. “ Thames III ” ) ’ D (Anti-Airoraf,t) R egiment, C k y l O N ; G a r r i s o n Artillery Handel Mij. Alard Fils & Cie (Alard Son & Co.’s Trading Co ). Mal°r M.G Dover. - ' - " Stoom ViSBchenj Mij. “ Eendracht ” (“ Eendracht ” Fishing Co ). Administrative Co. “ Pocancy ” . Ma Ceylon Engineers 6°r N. Schokma Fmancial Co. “ De Bemisse ” . 1090 i>AKT 1. (General) - CEYLON G O V E R N M » GAZETTE - Aug 1,1941

Tin- I r r ig a t io n O r d in a n c e Seats ti ansjerred to Batavia Nedoi landseh-Indischo A&rd Olio Maatschappij (Netherlands Scheme foi the Impi ovcinent of Village In igation Iforfts Indian Petroleum Co ) SCHEME in accordance with the piovisions of Chaptei VI of Nedeilandseho Nieuw Guinea Maatschappij (Nethorlend Now tho Irrigation Oidmance (Chaptei 312), approved under section Guinea Co ) 8 (1) (b) at a mooting duly held on May 5. 1941, by (ho piescnbed Ciiltuui Maatsclmppij “ Bangkok ” ( 1 Bangkok ” Plantation majority of the piopnetors within the ungable aroa ot tho Moopa- Co ) gala-ela Scheme irrigation \yoik in the Kalutara District, and Amstordam-London Vorzokornig Maatschappij (Amstordain- sanctioned by the Govornor by vutuo of tho poweis vested in him London Insurance Co ) by soction 41 of the aforesaid Ordinance, and by Aiticle 93 of the Cultuur Mij “ Gloonsing ” (“ Gloensnig ” Plantation Co ) Ceylon (Stato Council) Order m Council, 1931 Magazijn “ Do Bijonkort ” (Bijenkoif Dopaitmont Store)

Ice Factory “ Groenland ” " . D S. Se n a n a y a k e , Querido Publishing Co ‘ Minister for Aguculture and Lands Coffee Estate “ Sogoonoong ” “ Djaboong ” Rubber Co Colombo, July 29, 1941 “ Toegoosari ” Plantation Co S c h e m e “ Malangscho ” Cultuui Maatschappij 1 Name and description of woik Impiovements to Meepagala- “ Sahang ” Rubboi Co. Zuid-Afukaansch Handolshuis (South African Commercial ela Scheme—Talagala ameut, Kumbuke pattuwa of Rayigam House) koralo in Kalutaia Distuct, Western Province 2 Extent and nature ol lands lirigable under the scheme — Seat transfeiied to Paiam aribo, Netherlands Guiana Private lands under cultivation 145 acres approximately Industrie on Handel Mij “ Laagland ” (Laagland Industrial & Private lands not imder cultivation — Trading Co ). Crown lands under cultivation — Ciown lands not under cultivation — Extract p om B o a r d o f T r a d e J o u r n a l dated June 12, 1941 3 Terms agreod upon— Netherlands concerns transferred to Netherlands ( 1) The construction of the following items of the necessary work, Oversea Territory. namely, an anicut, flank bunds, paved spill and L B and K B nrigation channels, up to the estimated cost of Rs 6,000 is With roferonce to tho notice undoi the above heading in the uni lor taken by the Government “ Board of Trade Journal” of May 29 (pages 349 and 351), (2) In consideration of the aforesaid undertaking on tho part following is a further list o f companies and concerns which the of the Government, the proprietor on their pai t agreo to conti ibute, Notheilands Government has cortifiod ns having tiansferred thoir aftor the completion of the work, all labour roquired for its seats fioin the Netherlands .— maintenance and repair, free of all charges (3) The proprietors further agree that in the event of any default Seat transferred to Batavia. on the part of any ot them in contributing any uncommutable N V. Nederlandsch Aziatische Handelmaatschappij labour due under this scheme the Assistant Government Agent may cause such labour to be performed by any other person and recovoi the cost thereof m the manner prescribed m Chapter VIII. Seat transfer} ed to Paramaribo of the Ordinance (4) The proprietors further agroe to the construction of the flank N V. Chemiseho Fabnekon Maatschappij Lowenstein bund and channel pending acquisition of the land required for,the pui poso

T h e I r r ig a t io n O r d in a n c e . THE following amendments to the list of members of the District Scheme for the Improvement of Village Irrigation Works. Agricultural Committees already published in the Gazette are hereby notifiod for general information .— SCHEME in accordance with the provisions of Chaptei VI of the Irrigation Ordinance (Chapter 312), approved under section 8 (1) (*>) K a n d y D is t r ic t A gricultural Co m m it t e e . at a meeting duly held on April 28, 1941, by the piescnbed majority of the proprietors within the irrigable area of the Nadeniya amuna, (/) Representatives elected by the Divisional Agricidtui al L B channel irrigation work in the Matale District, and sanctioned Associations in the District. by the Governor by vntue o f the powers vested in him by section 41 of the aforesaid Ordinance, and by Article 93 of the Ceylon Mr D B WolegedaTa, v ic e Mr. T B Wettawo (State Council) Order in Council, 1931 Mr. S B Worapitiya, v ic e Mr S. 13. Ratnayake. ( Mr. S Maralande, v ice Mr M. B Panabokko. r ' ' / , ' D S. Se n a n a y a k e , / ‘ Minister for Agriculture and Lands. Colombo, July 29, 15)41. J a f f n a D is t r ic t A gricultural C o m m itt ee

(/) Representatives elected by the Divisional Agriclutural S c h e m e . Associations m the District 1 Name and description of work Improvements to Nadeniya Mr A Ferumynar, v ice Mr S Vettivelu amuna L B channel, Udugoda Udasiya pathuwa of Matale (North) Mr N Velupillai, v ice Mr. M Kanapathipillai District, Central Province Mr M Knsner, v ice Mr S Thampoe 2 Extont and nature of lands irrigable imder the scheme — Mr K Kailasapillai, v ice Mr W VVijayaratnam Private lands undor cultivation IS acres approximately Private lands not under cultivation __ B a t t ic a l o a D is t r ic t A gricultural Co m m itt ee Crown lands under cultivation __ Crown lands not undor cultivation ._ (i) Nominated Members - 3 Terms agreed upon— Mr. T J M. Cooke, v ice Mr B W L. Sertain. (1) The construction of the following items of the necessary work, namely, channel lmmg of L B channel for a length of 32 feet under D S Se n a n a y a k e , Nadeniya amuna, up to the estimated cost of Rs 250 is undertaken Minister for Agriculture and Lands by the Government Ministi v of Agriculture arid Lands, (2) In consideration of the aforesaid /undertaking on the part of 'P O Box No 500, the Government, the proprietors on their part agree to contribute Colombo, July 22, 1941 after the completion of the work, all labour required for its maintenance and repair, free of all charges (3) The proprietors further agree that in the event of any default on the part of any of them m contributing any uncommutable1 labour due imder this scheme, the Assistant Government Agent' may cause such labour to be performed by any other person and recover the cost thereof m the manner prescribed m Chapter VIIL THE following amendment to the list of members of the Divisional oi the Ordinance Agricultural Associations already published in tho G azette is hereby notified for general information —

Jaffna District. Co n t r o l O r d in a n c e , N o 63 of 1938

I sl a n d s D iv is io n a l A gricultural A sso c ia tio n Notification No pi Coupons issued Issue, 1941, valid (e) Representatives of Unions of Co-operative Societies. Mr V Cart>higosu, v ice Mi V Sellathamby CT " 'iilrtue TV of~ the H'w'uop vestedmxnp'by subjection 3 of section 30 of the Rubber Contiol OrjlmrinperNo 63 o f 1938 I, Paikiasothy - 1 ■ D S Se n a n a y a k e , Saravanamuttu, Rubber Cpntfofier, Ceylon, do hereby declare that Minister for Agriculture and Lands the rubber coupons issued as the* First Advance Issue, 1941, shall not be valid after August 31, 1941 Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, P. O Box No 500, Office of the Rubber Controller, Colombo, July 22, 1941 P. Saravanamuttu , Colombo, July 26, 1941 Rubber Controller. Past I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A ug. 1, 1941 1091

L D —B 232/40/M L. A /EB 365 a Column I. Column II. T hie Motor Ca r Or d in a n c e , N o 45 of 1938 Maximum Weight. RFGUrATIONS made by the Executive Committee o f Local Tons. Administration under sections 82, 83 and 174 of the Motor Car 11. Udupila-Gmdera road—■ Ordinance No 45 of 1938, approved by the State Council, and ratified by the Governor by virtue of the powers vested m him by (а ) From Udupila Junction to 4th mdepost (speed not . to exceed 10 miles per hour over budge 3/7) 4 the said section 174 * S W R D B A N D Alt AN ATK F., (б) From 4th milepost to Giridera (speed not to exceed Minister for Local Administration 10 miles per hour over bridges 5/2, 5/3. and 6/2) . .. .2 Colombo, July 29, 1941 12 Kelamya-Wedamulla road . . 4 R e g u l a t io n s 13. Welisara-Ragama road 4 Highways suitable for use by Omnibuses, Lorries, Articulated 14 Hanwella-Weke-Pugoda-Urapola road (speed not to Vehicles, and Trailers. exceed 5 miles per hour and load not to exceed 3 tons over bridge 7/2) . . . 4 1 (1) These regulations shall come into operation on the 15. Yakwala-Radawana road (speed not to exceed 10 miles First day of May , 1941 per hour on bridge 4/8 (2) On and after the date on which these regulations come into 16 Wattala-Mahara road operation, the regulations published in G azette No. 8,408 of October 17. Pasyala to Attanagala 28, 1938, as amended by regulation published m G azette No 8,458 18. Hunupitiya-Hendala road— of June 16, 1939, shall be rescinded, and all other by-laws, orders, rules and regulations relating to the use of highways by motor cars, (а) From Junction with Colombo-Negombo road to omnibuses, lorries, articulated vehicles, and traders and kept m Hunupitiya Railway Station force by and deemed to be regulations under the Motor Car Ordi­ (б) From Junction with Colombo-Negombo load to nance, No 45 of 1938, shall in so far as they are mconsistent with Hendala (speed not to exceed 5 miles per hour these regulations, cease to have effect over bridge 2/2) 2 Highways suitable for use by Omnibuses, Lorries, and A rti­ Talawathuhenpitiya-Udupila road—- culated Vehicles —-The highways outside Colombo specified in the 19. First Schedule hereto are hereby declared to be suitable for use by (а ) Up to 6th milepost omnibuses or lorries having a -tare exceeding one and a half tons (б) From 6th milepost to Udupila (speed not to and by articulated vehicles, subject to the conditions or restrictions exceed 5 miles per hour at culvert 8/1, and contained m the first column o f that schedule, and hereby imposed bridge 8/3) m respect of the use of any particular highway or part thereof t Provided that the tare of the omnibus, lorry or articulated 20. Kolonnawa-Angoda high level road . vehicle together with the weight of the maximum number of 21 Approach road to Angoda Lunatic Asylum passengers or the maximum load as the case may be, which it is 22. Mahara-Pnson road licensed to carry, shall not exceed the weight specified m the 23 Hendala (Hekitta) to Uswetakeiyawa corresponding entry m the second column o f that schedule 3 Hiqkways suitable for use by Omnibuses —-The highways Colombo South (P. W. D ) D istrict. outside Colombo specified in the Second Schedule hereto are hereby 24 Approach road to Aerodrome, Ratmalana declared to be suitable for use by omnibuses having a tare exceeding 25. Approach road to Goods Sheds and Passenger Stations, one and a half tons, subj ect to the conditions or restrictions contained Moratuwa, Panadure, and Padukka m the first column of that schedule, and hereby imposed m respect 26 Approach roads to Passenger Stations Angulana, of the use of any particular highway or part thereof: Dehiwala, Egoda Uyana, Homagama, Lunawa, Mt. Provided that the tare of the omnibus together with the weight Lavinia, Nugegoda of the maximum number of passengers which it is licensed to carry 27 Approach roads to public buildings, Panadure shall not, in the case of any highway specified m that schedule, 28. Colombo-Avissawella road vid Grandpass exceed the weight specified in the corresponding entry m the second 29 Colombo-Galle road (speed on Dehiwala bridge at column of that schedule Municipal boundary not to exceed 4 miles per hour) I Hiqhways suitable for use by Lorries and Articulated Vehicles —■ with the exception of the old Colombo-Galle road at ■The highways outside Colombo specified m the Third Schedule Panadure betweenits northern andsouthernj unctions hereto are hereby declared to be suitable for use by lorries having a with the new duplication road tare of one and a hal f tons, and by articulated vehicles, subj ect to the 30 Colombo to Homagama and Hanwella high level road conditions or restrictions contained m the first column of that 31. Cotta road , schedule and hereby imposed m respect of the use of any particular 32 Galagedara-Horana road (except bridge 1/6 on which highway or part thereof 3 tons are allowed) Provided that the tare of the lorry or articulated vehicle together 33 Hanwella j unction road with the weight of the maximum load which it is licensed to carry 34 Kottawa-Talagalla road 8 all not m the case of any highway specified in that schedule 35 Kotte-Padukka road (speed not to exceed 4 miles per exceed the weight specified m the corresponding entry m the second hour over the timber decked bridge on the 6th mile) column of that schedule 36. Mipe-Ingiriya P l B yw ays suitable for use by Trailers — The highways outside 37 Moratuwa-Piliyandara road (mcludes De Soysa road specified m the Fourth Schedule hereto are hereby declared within U. C limits, Moratuwa) except Kospalan- tin * ^kaMe for use by traileis subject to the restrictions or condi- kissa bridge which is restricted to 3 tons lm*18 °ja*aine4 m the first column of that schedule and hereby 38. Nugegoda-Pokunuwita road (mcludes Dutugemunu posed in respect of any particular highway ,or part thereof. street from Pamankada bridge up to Kohuwela , taro of the trailer together with the maxnnum junction and Sumatra Devi road from Kohuwela in ,, w“10“ l*18 ^Icerls6 W b5 15 W tO ^ Ci Ci rf*- C5 ©5 C5 tO ** tO Colombo-Puttalam road-Grandpass to Ja-ela (speed p exceed 10 miles per hour over culvert 9/2) Negombo P. W D District v, ® “'Handy road (Grandpass to Pasyala) atagoda-Wellampitiya road 54. Colombo-Puttalam road (Ja-ela to Toppu) . . 6 Brugodawatta road F 55. St Joseph’s street (on St Joseph bridge only 3£ tons * PPj°Sr°h roads to Railway Stations, Kelaniya and are allowed) . ® and Hunupitiya 56. Ja-ela-Kotademya (on bridge No. 23/2 only 3 tons are eyangoda-Bulatweldeniya-Ruwanwella road allowed at 4 miles per hour) . • 4 oiyanwila-Ganemulla road 57. (а ) Negombo-Halpe , .6 aruya-Mudungoda road v ia Biyagama— (б) Halpe to Giriulla (on Ginulla bridge only 3 tons )?} to 9th mdepost are allowed at a speed of 4 miles per hour). Wei, tr°m ^h milepost to Mudungoda N ote.— One lorry or bus only to be on the bridge weriya-Woke road (speed not to exceed 10 miles at one time on the portion of Main street lymg between the Railway Station approach road and 10. WaH i rr over bridge 8/3) ^yjH ekitta approach road to Hendala Leper esplanade, Negombo, between the hours o f 6 a .m . ' and 9 p .m . . • • • * ^ 1092 Part I. (General) - CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 1941

Column I. * Column II R a tn a p u ra (P W. D.) Distuct. Maximum Column I. Column II. Weight. , „ Maximum , Tons. . , Weight. Tons. 58. Chilaw road (Negombo town) . ( , .. 6 59. Maha Hunupitiya to Mugurugampola . 4 115’ Colombo-Avissawella-Haputale road. Lorries going 60. Pasyala to Giriulla (from 8th milepost) up to but not towards Balangoda must proceed when entering over Giriulla bridge which is restricted to 3 tons . 4 Ratnapura along Hospital Road, Esplanade road, and 61 Negombo to Yeyangoda (with the exception of bridge Cross road and not through mam road except No. 8/1 on which 3 tons are allowed and one lorry between the hours o f 9 p m and 6 A.M. and those or bus to be on it at one time) . . 6 travelling in the reverse direction must proceed vid 62. Voyangoda-Bulatweldemya (to 2J milopost) .. 6 Cross road, Esplanade road, Mam road from the Clock 63. Approach roads to Railway Stations— Tower to Weralupe bridge . .. 6 116 Ratnapura-Nambapana road (not more than 2 lorries Negombo . . .. 6 at the same time are allowed on Kurugammodera Ja-ela .. .. . - 6 bridge) . .. 6 Katunayake . .. .. 6 117 Avissawella towards Gimgathena .. 6 . Kochchikade . . . 6 118 Riverside road ‘ . 6 Seeduwa .. . .. 6 Kukul korale road (Tiruwanaketiya to Kalawana Veyangoda . .. 6 119. 1-20J milepost) . . 4 Gampaha . . .. 4 120 Ratnapura-Malwala Ferry-road . 6 64. Ekala to Gampaha . • 4 121. Bambarabofcuwa Valley road from Malwala ferry to 65 Dunugaha-Nilpanagoda road ' . 4 Wewalwatte Factory (speed on bridges on miles 66. Kochchikado-fialpe road .. ' . 4 69-72 not to exceed 4 mdes per hour) . 4 67 Sayakkaramulla-Badalgama road . . 4 122. Approach roads to Radway Stations except Dela 6 68. Negombo-Alutapola road . . 4 123. Ditto Dela .. . 4 69. Udugampola-Divulapitiya . . 4 124 Kendangamuwa to Dehiowita road . . 6 70. Pattalagedara-Kalagedihena . . 4 125. Dehiowita-Nakkawita road— 71 Welihena-Kaluanppuwa .. 4 Dehiowita-Deraniyagala (8- 88 mdes) up to but not 72 Tudella-Pamunugama . 2 across the timber decked bridge No. 11 on the 8th 73. Kirmdiwatta-Ganemulla . .. 2 mde . .. .6 74. Narammala-Dankotuwa .. 4 Deramyagala-Nakkawita (2 • SO mdes) Speed on this 75 Pannalai-Kuliyapitiya . 4 road is limited to 10 mdes per hour and over 76 Alawwa-Dampelessa . 4 bridges to 4 mdes per hour 4 77 Maharagama-Alawwa . 6 78 Kurunegala-Narammala-Madampe (part) . 4 126. Ratnapura-Palawella road (up to 5J milepost) . 6 79 Mtnuwangoda to Henaratgoda (6 tons allowed between 127 Road to Watapota Station . 4 Minswatta junction and Gampaha) . 4 128. Roads to Government premises, Ratnapura 4 80 Kotademyawa to Mugurugampola . . 4 129. Labugama road . • 6 81 Yogodamulla quarry road . . 4 130 Approach roads to Public buddings .. . 4 82 Hmpitiya quarry road 4 131. Dehiowita Algoda ferry 6 83. Madampella quarry road . 4 132 ‘Ferry approaches at Karawanella and Sitawaka . 6 84 Gampaha-Yakwala . . . 2 133 Idangoda-Ayagama road .. .. 4 85 Pattalagedara-Kalehya . 2 86. Pallewela Railway Station, approach road ot (with the K a n d y (P. W . D ) District. exception of bridges over Jara-ela (east) and Jara-ela 134 Colombo-Kandy road (Kadugannawa to Kandy) 6 (wost) 2nd mile under construction) ' .. 4 135 Kandy to Katugastota 6 136 Approach roads to Goods Sheds and passenger stations, ■ Regatta, (P W. D ) District. Kandy and Perademya 6 87. Coloinbo-Kandy road (Pasyala to Kadugannawa) . 6 137. Approach road to passenger station, Now Perademya 6 88 Colombo-Kandy road (Kadugannawa to Kandy) . 6 138. Approach road to passenger station, Mahaiyawa 4 89. Ambepussa to Alawwa ‘ 0 139 Ampitiya road 6 90. Avissawella towards Gimgathena to 54th milepost 140. Kandy-Haragama-Kurunduoya road 6 (with the exception of the bridge on 42nd mde Yati- 141. Perademya-Deltota-Rikdigaskada 6 yantota on which only 3 tons are allowed at 4 miles 142. Talatuoya to Kirimetiya ' 4 per hour) . .. . 6 143. Madawela-Teldemya-Nugatenne road up to Nugatenne 6 91. Polgahawela-Kegalla . . 6 144. Nugatenne-Bmtenne road from Nugatenne up to 29th 92. Pasyala-Gmulla— milepost only 4 , Pasyala to Mingama-Negombo road junction . 6 145. Dumbara Valley to Rajawella 6 4 From Mmgama-Negombo road junction to 8th mde- 146. Inyagama-Alademya post .. .. . 4 147. Duckwan Bazaar to Kotaganga. 6 148 Duckwan Bazaar to Ferndale 4 93. Rambukkana to Mawanella— 149 Teldemya to Duckwan Bazaar . , 6 4 Rambukkana Goods Shed to Karandupone road 150 Nugatenne Gap to Deanstone junction - 6 Nuwara Eliya (P. W . D .) District. From Karandupone road junction to end (load on bridge on 7th and 10th miles should not exceed 151. Town roads 6 3 tons) .. . 4 152 Kandy-Badulla road 6 153. Nawalapitiya-Nuwara Eliya road 6 94. Kegalla-Bulatkohupitiya .. - 4 154 Nuwara Eliya-Uda Pusellawa road .. 6 95. Walbotale-Warakapola road • • 4 155 Padiyapelella-Ellamulla road 6 96 Karandupone-Rambukkana . • 6 156. Lady MeCallum’s Drive, excluding part known as 97. Pindemya road (1-14 miles) • 4 St. Andrew’s Drive 4 98 Rambukkana-Katupitiya— 157. Railway Gorge road from junction of Lindula Agras From Good Shed to approach road to Railway road up to, but not over Henfold bridge No. 32/3 6 4 Station .. . 6 158 Walaha road From apprach road to Railway Station to 6 10 mile 4 159. Lmdula to end of Agras road as far as Glenlyon j unction 6 160 Lindula to end of Agras road beyond Glenlyon junction 4 99. Approach roads to Goods Sheds and passenger station, 161. Brookside Bramley road 6 Yatiyantota 6 162. Ragalla-Kurunduoya road up to J mile over Kurundu- 100. Approach road to Rambukkana and Muigama Railway oya bridge towards Ragalla 6 Stations • 6 163. Kandy-Haragama-Kurunduoya / road 6 101 Yattogoda-Yattatawala road .' 2 164. Lake and Moon Plams road from Nuwara Eliya War 102 Kadugannawa-Alagalla road . . 4 Memorial to Railway Station 6 103 Embilimigama-Allagalla . 2 165 Glenlyon-Preston road 6 104. Yatiyantota-Ardross road • 4 166 Ambawela road 4 105. Karawanella to Glenalla • . 6 167. Approach roads to Railway Stations 6 106. Polatagama-Halgolla road (speed on this road is limited 168. Hospital junction to Brewery, Nuwara Ehya 6 to 10 miles per hour and over bridges 4 miles per hour) • ■ • 4 D im b u lla (P. W . D .) District. 107. Warakapola-Ruwanwella— 169. Kandy-Nuwara Eliya-Badulla road .. 6 6 1-10 miles .. • • .. 4 170. Nawalapitiya-Nuwara Ehya road - 11-14 mdes .. . ..2 171. Gampola to Nawalapitiya road 6 172. Ulapane-Riverside road 6 108. Approach road to Kachchen, Kegalla (up to turn off 173 Peradomya-Deltota-Rikiligaskada road . 6 to Resthouse) ...... 4 174. Tawalantenna-Sangdipalam-Watagoda-Talawakele 109. Gevilipitiya to Hettimulla— road— (а ) From Gevilipitiya junction to Debatagama (a) From Tawalantenna to turn off to Watagoda ‘ junction ... .. 4 estate factory 50th mile, speed not to exceed (б) Debatagama junction to 8f milepost . 2 5 miles per hour over Sangilipalam and (c) From 8J milepost to 9 55 milepost 4 Pundulu-oya bridges 3 (b) Fromtnm off to Watagoda estate factory on 50th 110 Lowlands estate road 4 6 111. Morontota-Arandara road .. 2 mile to Talawakele 112. Mawanella to Aranayaka up to bridge No. 3 on 9th mile 4 175. Daulagala road— 113. Kansalagomuwa-Dunukewatta roa d ..- 2 (а) Up to 2nd milepost 4 114. Glenalla-Havilland road .. . . 6 (б) 2nd milepost to end 6 Pabt I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE— Aug 1, 1941 1098

Column I Column II. M a ta r a

) From 20J- milepost (Mulatiyana junction) to 191 Norton Luccombe road 6 25th milepost 2 192 Nawalapitiya-Dolosbage load 4 193 Unmpola-Lantein Hill-Somerset load— 252 Demyaya-Hayes road 6 253 Akuressa v id Kambuiupitiya-Kirmda road 2 (а) Up to Smghapitiya estate factory turn off on 254 Kotapola-Urubokka-Mawarella load 2 1st mile only, 6 255 Meddawatta-Kekanaduva-Nagaha road 2 (б) Fiona Singhapitiya estato factoiy turn off on 250 Hakmana-Miella road 2 1st mile to Somerset 4 257 Polwatumodera-Denipitiya load 2 194 Hiownlow-Luecombe road 6 19 > Maskeliya to Moray (33| to 36th milepost.) 2 Hawbaiilota (P IF D ) D istn ct 196 Bathford Valley road (with speed limit oi 6 milos poi 258 Colombo-Galle-Hambantota road (Tangalla to Ham- hour over bridge No 3/11 on 3td nulo) 0 bantota) 6 197 Noiwood-Upcot road I 259 Lewaya road 6 195 Dickoya-Glentaffe road 6 260 Haldnmmulla-Wellawa.ya, except onbudgos Nos 123/11 199 Ciaighead to Somerset 4 and 123/12 on which only 3 tons at 4 miles per hour 290 Barnagala-Pen-Y-Ln n 2 are allowed .. 6 201 Vellaioya-Shannon 2 261 Hambantota-Andulla-Tissa-Kiruida road 6 202 Glenugie-Upcot load 4 262 Weligatta to Bundala 6 203 Approach roads to Railway Stations and Good Sheds, 263 Beliatta-Walasmulln road— Hatton, Kotagala, Rozella, and Watawala 6 204 Appioach road to Government CncuitBungalow, (а) Fiom Beliatta to Kahawatta budge No 2/3 6 Hatton 6 (б) From bridge No. 2/3 to Walasmulla but not over ^ Approach road to Mnskebya Hospital - 4 Kahawatta bridge No 2/3 (under consti ac­ -00 Wanaia]ah road 6 tion) which is restricted to 2 tons 4 207 Maskoliva to Ciuden 4 Road to Public Works Department promises and 208 Annfield road 4 264 Kachchen, Hambantota 6 265 Andal la-Wellawaya road 4 Matale (P iV D ) Distnct 266 Nonagama, 139th mile, Tangalla Hambantota road to 209 Kandy-Kuiunogala load (Katugastota to Galagedaia) 6 Liyangahatota 4 210 Kandy-Jaffna toad up to, but not over the Mmsgom- 267 Wellawaya-Monaragala i oad 6 oya bridge (JDambulla) 6 268. Tangalla-Wnakctiya 4 211 Approach loads to Railway Stations Katugastota, 269 Jail road, Tangalla 4 Ukuwela, Wattegama 6 270 Circular road, Tangalla 4 212 Katugastota-Madulkele and Kabaragala load 6 271 Approach roads to public buildings 4 213 Pitiyagedara-Wattegama-Iiiyagastenne road 6 214 Wattegama-Hunugalla road 6 Pelmadulla (P W D ) Distnct 215 Madulkele to end of Bambaia-ela 6 216 272 Colombo-Avissawella-Haputale road (speed at 100th Wattegama-Ukuwela road 6 mile subsidence not to oxceed 4 miles per houi) 6 217 4 Alawatugoda-Ancoombura road 273 Pelmadulla-Rakwana-Gitgarion road— 218 Approach road to Matale Railway Station 6 219 4 (a) Up to 88th milepost 6 Matale-Udupihilla loud 4 220 Ukuwela road 6 (b) From 88th milepost to 97th milepost 221 Kalalpitiya junction-Ukuwela 6 Madampe-Liyangahatota to Nonagama (139th mile 4 274 Ukuwela-Elkaduwa Tangalla-Hambantota load) 4 222 Matale-Rattota 6 275 Balangocla-Rasagala xoad— Ratfcota to Niclioloya 4 223 Palapatwela-Yattawatte load 6 (a) Up to 5th mile 6 224 Rattota to Gammaduwa 4 (b) From 5th milepost to 6) milepost 4 225 4 Wariyapola-Kandenuwai a Appioach load to Railway Stations at Kahawatta and 226 Approach roads to public buddings 2 276. 227 Opanako 6 Hedemya-Pujapitiya road o 228 -> 277 Halduminulla-Wellawaya 6 Arambekade-Bokkawcla road 278 Koslanda bazaar to Poonagala Factory- 6 279 Approach roads to public buildmgs 6 Dalle (P W D ) Distnct 229 280 Balangoda to Kaltota road— Colombo-Guile-Hambaivtotci road (Bentota to Goiya- 6 pana) 6 (a) Up to 5th milepost (b) Fiom 5tli milepost to 7th milepost 2 230 Customs road, Galle 6 231 Ainbalangoda-EIpitiya load 6 6 232 281 Elleaiawa-Pinnawala road Galle to Udugama 6 Batagoda Deviation (speed not to exceed 10 miles per 233 282 Galle to Akuressa 6 hour) 6 234 Approach roads to Good Sheds and Passenger Stations at Tnduruwa, Kosgoda, Balapitiya, Ambalangoda, Kaluiai a (P. W D ) D istrict Hikkaduwa, Dodandowa Gmtol.a, Galle, Talpc, Appioach roads to Goods Sheds and Paasengei Stations, and Ahangama 6 2S3 235 6 Alutgama, Beruwala, and Kalutara South -and Customs road, Dodanduwa Passenger Stations, Wadduwa, Kalutara North, 236 Approach road to Police Office. Galle 6 237 Katukurunda, and Paiyagala Hikkaduwa to Baddegama (v ia Gonapmuwela and Agalawatta-Badureliya— Halpatota) 4 284 238 Galle to Baddegama (budge No 10/1 restricted to (а) Up to Latlipandura 3 tons and 4 miles pet horn) 4 (б) From Lathpandura to Badureliya 239 Dodanduwa to Gonapmuwela 4 240 Kahawe to Batapola 4 285 Colombo-Galle road (20th mile to Bentota) 241 Karandemya-Halpatota (bridge No 6/4 restucted to 286 E tanamada-Jawatta Tloiana-Angui uwatota ferry to Alutgama (24 tons 3 tons and 4 miles pei hour) 4 287 242 ovei Anguruwatota Ferry) Approach roads to public buildmgs . 4 A 1094 Part I (General) - CEYLON . GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Ato. 1, 1941

Column I Column II. Column I. Column II Maximum Maximum Weight Weight Tons Tons Horawela-Polavvatla road (2 tons from 8fh milepost 354 Pallciiioad 288 Mullaittivu t o Pukyankukun (from Tamiiyutto) to 1 Ofch milopost) () 355 Vehkulam to Mamaduwa 289 Nagoda-Kalawcllawa-Bollapitiya load (2£ tons ovor 356 loinos at Naragala and Kalawellawa) 0 357 Oddichuddan to Nedunkerm Madawachchiya to Kebitigollewu 290 I’anaduro to Nambapana (3 tons only ovor budge 358 No 22/1) 0 359 Approach road to public buildings Madukande-Iiatperiyakulam ' 291. Appioach road to Exciso buildings, Kalutara North 4 360 Mullaittivu to Vadduvakallu 292 Approach roads to public buildmgs 4 361 Tamiiyutto to Kumulamunai 293 Dodangoda-Tobuwana (3 tons over wooden platform 362 bridges Nos. 1/6, 2/8, and 3/10) 4 363 Madawachehiya-Horowapotana Pallai-Chempiaiipattu 294 lCatukurunda to Neboda— 364 0 («) Up to Nagoda Mannar (P .W D ) District. (ft) Fiom Nagoda to Noboda 4 365. Approach loads to Goods Sheds and Passenger Stations— 4 295' Ki i uno ti y a- Yala Mannar, Murunkan, Cheddikulam and Pesalai 236 Noboda Hospital road 4 297 (Jn i v agtil a- Do d augo da 4 366 Approach road to Hospital, Mannar 298 Hoiuwala Customs—Road to 4 367 Coast road-Talladi to Hlupaikadavai—• 299 Tobuwana-Anguruwatota 4 (а) Up to 15th mile (i e , Pallamadu turn o il to 300 W addi i wn-Morantuduwa 4 Videttaltivu) except over wooden platform 2 301 Alutagamweodiya-Yatadolawatta budges Nos. 7/2 and 11/2 where load is 302 Bollaua-Moi agala l > restricted to 3 tons 303 Kukul koralo road from Baduroliya to Morapitiya (б) Fiom 15th mile to Hlupaikadavai 304. Raigaina-Auguriiwatota road 2 305 Waskaduwa-Bundaiagama— 368 Coast road (Talladi to Vankalai up to milepost) (a) First Jth milo 6 369 Evukkalampiddy causeway (6) Jth milepost to 3J mile (turn off to Wadduwa) 4 370 Mannar Market to New road, South Bar (c) 3,{ milepost to 6th mile i 371 Mannar-Pesalai-Talaimannar road up to 16th milepost .( 372 Puliyadi Irakkam to Madu 373 Vavumya-Parayanalankula,m road Jaffna (P. W 0 ) Distnct 374 Videttaltivu-Pallamadu 375 Mannar -Madawachchiy a 4 306. Kandy-Jaffna road 376 Manatkulam Radway Station approach road 307. Jaffna-Kankosanturai.road (exoopt the portion betweon 377 Thoddaveli Railway Station approach road 4 Hospital road and Mampay road) 378 Uyilankulam to Akkattiveli road 308. 3 affna-Karativu road 4 ^ b$ U> b* ^ 4- if1- rf*- bJ bO Ut t>2 bO b3 U> bO b5 .

4 a 309. Jaffna-Punnalai v id Mampay Tnncomalee (P W D ) D is tn c t 3I« .J aflfna to Point Podro 4 379 DambuUa-Trmcomalee road (load not to exceed 3 tons 311 ilafDia-Palali 4 .4^4 312. Vallai to Valvettituim 4 and speed not to exceed 4 imles per hour over bridges a 313 Roads connecting main roads, neai Jaflna comprising Nos 70/2, 76/4, and 104/1) of— 380 Puttalam-Trmcomalee i oad 381 Approach road to Trmcomaleo Railway Station Road connecting Kayts and Pumialai road t 382 Batticaloa-Trmcomalee road— Road connecting Punnalai and Point Podio roads i Stanley road 4 (а) From Kandy road junction (79J mile) up to but Thavudy-Sitthumal.u road 4 not over Kmmyai Ferry (74th mile) . ^. ^ 4 (б) From Kmmyai Ferry rowards Batticaloa a 314 Sandihpay-Sonthankulam i oad 4 315 Mampay-Kaithady toad— 383 Gravets road, Trnicomalee 384 Approach road to Salt Stoies, Nilaveli (а) Fiom 1st mile up to Point Pedro 1 oad junction 4 (б) From Point Pedro road junction to Kaithady 385 Peratuveli-Kantiilai road (speed restricted over bridges at Kopay 386 Habarana-Topawewa road ) Tnncomalee to Yan-oya road (up to but not ovei causeway to 5 miles per hour) 2 387 Irakandy Ferry) 316 1’omt Podro to Punnalai (except Thondaunannai 388 Muthur to Foul Point load bridge on which only 2 tons me allowed at 5 miles 389 Approach road to public buildings pel hour) 4 390 Sinhalese road 317 Pannaiturai to Ivayts 4 391 Yan-oya to Pulmoddai road 318 Chankauai-Vallai road 4 392 Ganewalpola-KahatagaSthgihya road 319 Ivttdduvan-Toll ipallai- Vadducoddui road 4 393 Kahatagasdigiliya-Kebitigollewa road (8 miles) 320 Puttur-Kantherodai road 4 394 Hot Wells road 321 Avciangal-Tliondaunannar road 4 395. Kollanaru road 322 Kaiaitivu icad • 4 396 Muthur road 323 Maviddapiu am-Keerimalai i oad 4 3 9 6 a Sampaltivu road 324 Chavakaehchei i to Karaveddy 4 3 9 6 b Tiriyai road 325. Saiasalai-Nunavil 4 Badulla (P W D ) District. 326. Approach roads to Goods Sheds arid Passenger Stations— 397 Badulla to Bibile Kodikamam, Chavakachchon, Navatkuli, Jaffna, 398 Bibile towards Batticaloa Chunakam, and Kankesanturai 4 399 Badulla to Bandarawola 400 Kumbalwella to Passara 387. Cheinmany road 4 401 Naulla-Spi mg Valley road 328. Thondaimannar-Thunnalai 2 402 Badulla-Taldena Alutnuwara road— 329. Point Pedro to Kodikamam load (speed restricted over bridges on miles 5 and 6 at 5 miles per hour) t (а) Up to 4th milepost 330. Road along the sea in the Karayur Reclamation 2 (б) From 4th milepost to end of road (with the 331. Valukkai-aru-Valanai 2 exception of bridge No 5/7 on which 3 tons 332. Koklcuvil-Vadducoddai 2 are allowed) 2 333 Puttur-Kodikamam 4 0 3 Passara to Dunedm Factory Pomt Pedro to Kudathanai-Maiuthankeim road 2 334. 404 Bibile to Medagama and Monaragala 335. Adiarpathamadam road 2 405 2 Bibile towards Alutnuwara up to 11 th milepost 336. Pandathonppu-Mathagal 406 Passara Nakkala road— 337. Velanai-Kayts road 2 338. Alvai-Thunnalai road 2 (a) Up to 8th milepost 339. Thanankdappu-Keraitivu > (b) From 8th milepost to 11th mile > 340 Chavakaehchen-Thanankilappu road 407 Approach roads to G oods Sheds and Passenger Stations, 341 Navatlculi-Thanankdappu road 2 Badulla, Hali-ela, and Ella. 2 342 Malisanthy-Udupiddy 408 Approach road to Passengei Station, Demodera <3505 U> ^ bS K, bS l-S ^ tf*. 4 O KJ i£« W) tfv t>0 CSOiClvf^CS b* 343 Kodikamam-Kachohai v 2 Diyatalaioa (P W. D ) Distnct Vavutuja (P IV D ) Distnct 409 Colombo-Haputale 344. Kandy-Jaffna road 4 410 Bandarawela to Haputalo 345 Bazaai street, Vavumya town 4 411 Kandy-Badulla i oad (Wilson’s bungalow to Dickwella) Mankulam to Mullaittivu 346. 4 ‘ 412. Bandarawela-Wehmada Mullaittivu towards Kokkilai (7£ miles only) 347. 4 413 Bandarawela-Leangahawela-Poonagalaroad 348. Approach road to Railway Stations and sidings 2 414 Vavumya-Hoiowapot-ana— > 1 Roehampton-Diyatalawa-Bandarawela road 349. 415 Approach road to Goods Shed and Passenger Station, (a) 1 to 7th mile 4 Diyatalawa . , (6) 7th milepost to Horowapotana 2 416 Approach road to Goods Shed and Passenger Station, Haputale 350 Point Pedro to Kudathennai-Maruthenkeim road 2 417 Paranthan-Karachchi road Haputale-Dambatenne load 351 2 418 Road to Slaughter-house, Diyatalawa 352 Pandichuddan-Kandawalai road 2 419 Bandarawela-Uva Highlands road from junction with 353 Eluthumadduwal-Nakarkovd road 2 Bandarawela Welimada road to 5 / milepost Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug 1,1941 1095

Column I. Column II Column I. Column 11 Maximum Maximum Weight. Weight Tons Tons 420 Dickwella to Madulla (5 4 S9 Madurankuliya-Koddayamotlai 4 421 Ohiya to junction of Horton plains load up to 2 ,} mile­ 490 Kuiyankah-Andigama-Anamaduwa road 4 post ‘ 4 491 Approach roads to railway stations and Goods Shods 1 422 Approach roads to public buildings, D. F O’s Office, 492 Approach roads to public buildings, Chijaw, Puttalam, Hospital, Oil Installation, Haputale, and Police and Dandagamuwa 4 Station, Bandarawela 6 493 Nawatagama-Lihiriyagama 2 423 Appioach roads to P W. D Yard, C D F Camp, Survey Camp, and Night Soil Depot, Diyatalawa 4 Amuadhapura (P W D ) District. 424 Welimada-Kirldees road, miles 1 to 5 (, 425 Welnnada-Boralanda road up to 5£ milepost, Guru- 494 Kandy-Jaffna road, Galkulam to Madawaehchiya— talawa school 4 load restricted to 3 tons on Manalaar (Weli-oya) Budge on 89th mile 4 426 Palugama-Boralanda road from Wilson’s to 1 J milepost, Errabadda bridge 4 495 Anuradhapura to Rambewa (U to 104 miles) 4 496 Puttalam-Trmcomalee road 4 Kalmunai (P W D ) Dish ict 497 Road to Railway Stations and Goods Shed, Anuradha­ pura 4 427 Batticaloa to Panama (Coast road south) 4 498 Sacred road 4 42$ Pottuvil-Moneragala road 4 499 Anuradhapura to Siyambalagama 4 429 Kalmunai-Chadayantalawa road (up to Kiddanky 500 Kurunegala-Puttalam (Nikaweratiya to Puttalam) 4 ferry only) 4 301 Villu road I 430 Arasady-Malkampiddy road 4 502 Approach load to Talawa Station 4 431 Kalmunai Sea View load 4 503 Keknawu-Taldwa I 432 From 5th mile Old South Coast road to Marmnuiai 2 504 Galkulain-Amirndhnpvn a 1 433 Padchruppu mam road to ferry and Kurumanvely 2 505 Puttalam-Mmichchukkaddi (part) towards Maueh- 434 Naipaddimunai'-PancUruppuioad 2 eliukkadi 6 miles 1 435 Moneragala, Bazaar road 4 436 Karativu to Sammanturai and Irakkamam road (from Mai adanladatcala (P W D ) District. 33rd to 36th milepost only) 4 506 Kandy-Jaffna road— Batticaloa (P W. D ) District (a ) As fai as Dambulla (Mmsgoni-oya bridge) speed ovor budges restiietod to 8 miles per hour 6 437 Bibile towards Batticaloa road (from 404 to 93J miles (/>) Dambulla to Galkulam (load ovoi Mulwatte oya at Chenkaladi) load on 59/2 Gallodai and 69/3 Maha- bridge not to exceed 3 tens and spoed 0 miles oya bridges is restricted to 3 tons) 4 pei hom ) 4 438 Batticaloa-Trmcomalee road— 507 Kurunegala-Dambulla road (Boligumuwa to Dambulla) 6 (а ) 1-35 miles 4 508 Dambulla to Tnncomaleo 4 (б ) 35th mdepost towards Tiineomalee to Kmmyai 509 Kekiiawa-Ganowalpola load 4 ferry (74th mile) 2 310 PnlpaUvola to Galawela 4 439 Coast road to Toppur 2 511 Naula to Elahara up to 14|- milepost (speed over 440 Approach road to Kallady bridge 4 bridges 4 miles per hour) 4 441 Bar road, Batticaloa 4 512 Kawataya-Amuna 4 442 Valaichchenai-Loop road 4 513 Mai adankadawala-Habarana 4 443 Approach roads to Railway Stations 4 51A Kokn awa-Kalawewa-Galawela road— 444 Kalkudah-Valaichchcnai road 2 (а) Up to 12th milepost 4 445 Kalkudah road 2 (б) From 12th milepost to Galawela 2 446 Savinthurai Causeway to Mantivu crossing 2 447 Approach roads to public buildings 2 515 Kekirawa-Tftlawa 4 516 Sign lya road 4 - K u r u n e g a la (P W D) District 517 Elahoia-Pallegama 2 448 518 Pallepola-Wahakott.e (load ovei bridges 1/9, 3/8, and Kurunegala-Kandy (up to Galagedara) 6 7/5 not to exceed 2 tons and speed 4 miles poi houi 4 449 Bazaar street, Kurunegala 6 450 Alawwa-Polgahawela 6 451 Kurunegala-Dambulla 6 Hig h w a y s in th e ch arg e or L ocai, A u th o rities 452. Kui unegala-Polgahawela 6 a n d V il l a g e Committees , 453 Getuwana Circular road 6 454 Kurunegala-Madampe (up to Narammala only) 6 Western Pt ounce 455 Kurunegala-Puttalam up to Nikaweratiya only 6 456. Talagodapitiya-Yatawatta (load on bridge No 3/4 is Road Authority. Column I Column 11 restneted to 3 tons) 6 Tons. 457 Pademya-Sivambalagama from Kurunegala road 1 U C., Negombo Gi eens road (speed over bridge 6 junction up to 274 mdepost only 4 not to exceed 6 miles per hom ) 408 Railway Approach road and Edinburgh street, Kurune­ 2 Do Fernando avenue 4 gala 6 Do Rajapakse broadway 4 459 3 Dambokka-Katupitiya up to 3rd milepost 4 Do Hunupitiya road 4 460 4 Mawatagama-Barandara 4 5 Chairman. Sanitary Cross road, Horana town 4 461 Mahalcehya-Katupota 4 462 Board, Kalutara Villakatupotta-Ganewatta 4 6 Do New road, Alutgama town 4 463 Kaliawatta-Bcmulugedera 4 Centre road, Alutgama town 2 464 7 Do. Nikaweratiya-Nikawewa 4 8 Chairman, U C , St Peter’s road 6 465 Mallowapitiya-Rambodagala road 6 466 Moratuwa Muttetugala-Hiripitiya 4 Do Koralawella load 6 467 Rambodagalla-Kepitigala 4 Moratumulla road 2 468 Approach loads to public buildmgs 4 9 U c , Kotte Rajagiriya load (up to 1st 3 469 Kadahapola-Rambawewa (load over budges 5/1, 5/3, culvert) and 8 / 2 not to exceed 24 tons) 4 Do Kesbewa road 2 10 o 11 Do Kmillapone I oad C h ila w (P IF D ) D is tn c t 12 D. R C , Kalutara 1 .alhpandura-Pelenda feiry road 6 (spoed not to exceed 15 miles 470 Colombo-Puttalam (Toppu vu l Marawila to Chilaw) 6 471 pei houi) Chilaw to Puttalam v ia Dankotuwa and Nattandiya 4 6 472 Toppu-Madampe 4 13 Do Palatotc- Kcthhena road (as far 473 Kurunegala-Madampe road from Narammala to as the turn off to the Go\em­ Madampe 4 inent Warehouse) (speed not 474 Ma,rawila-Udabaddawa 4 to exceed 20 miles por hour) Palatota-Kethhena road from the 4 475 Madampe Chettiyar street 4 14 D R C , Kalutara turn off to the Government 476 Wonnapuwa-Kirunetiyana road 4 477 Kammala-Dankotuwa t Warehouse and up to the 3 milepost (speed not to exceed 478 Chilaw-Wanapola (load lestrieted to 2-4 tons and speed 4 15 miles per hour) to 4 miles per hour over bridge No 23/2) 4 179 4 15 D R C , Colombo Siduwa-Kandawala road Bo-tree road 4 480 4 16 Do Katana road . * Urahyagara-Pamrendawa 4 481 4 17 Do. Mingama-Nalla road Tambagalla road 4 482 Road to Salt Stores and town roads, Puttalam 4 18 Do Radawana Cross road 483 Do Kalapalauwawa-Talangama roa< 1 4 Kuliyapitiya-Hettipola 4 19 4 484 20 Do •Walpola-Angoda road Palavi-Kalpitiya (speed not to exceed 12 miles pei 4 21 Do Battaramulla-Pannipit.iya road hour) 4 4 485 22 Do Miuhana-Dehiwala road 11 ankaimawa-Kirimetiyana (load restricted to 2 tons Gangodawila-UdahamuUa road 4 and speed to 4 miles per hour over Bridges Nos 2/2 23 Do Mirihana-Nawinna road 4 and 2/6) 4 24 Do 486 2,5 Do Maharagama road 4 Mahawewa-Kudawewa (last half mile up to junction 4 2b Do. Pannipitiya-Kottawa road with Kudawewa Station only 4 4 487 27 Do. Aturugiriya-Kottawa road Bolawatta-Lunuwila 4 4 488 28. Do. Kottawa-Mampe road Tuntota-Mandakondana (speed not to exceed 12 miles Bope-Dambora road 4 per hour) 4 20. Do. Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE - A ug. 1, 1941

Road Authority Column I Column II. Road Authority Column I Column T1 Tons Tons rq rq 6 6 D R C . Gallo Unawatuna-Talpe road :!0. PRC, Colombo Pitumpo to Morakele estate turn- 2 im

g7 Do Wellatota-Hmatigala road <

off road n 31. Do Avissawella-Kudagama road 2 gg Do Pilana-Habaraduwa road j r fN 32. Do. Mmswatto-Katana road 2 gg Do Borale Tank road 70 Do . Milidduwa-Bataduwa road 71 U C , Matara Kadeweediya 1st Cross road o s

Central Province. co 7 2 Do Kadeweediya 4th Cross road 33. U. C., Gampola Malabar street 6 73 U C, Ambalangoda New road from Elpitiya road 34.. Do Roeroation Ground ioad 4 junction to 5th Cross road 3 5 . U. C., Hattnn-Pick- Nursing Home road from Circuit 2 (speed not to exceed 15 miles oya Bungalow junction up to Dim- per hour over culverts) bulla-Dickoya road 7 4 Do 3rd Cross road fiom main road 2 36 Do Recreation Ground roail 2 as far as the Power Station 37. Do Circular road 2 (speed over culverts not to 38 Do. Church road - oxceed 15 miles per hour) 39. U. c. Police Station road 1 i o n its 4 S. B , Hambantota Jail road, Hambantota 5 junction with Uda PusseUawa 75 Eliya 76. V. C , Ambalangoda Kandegola road (speed over 2 road No. 1 and the Police „ bridges not to exceed 15 miles Station 'per hour) Grand Hotel road (buses allowed 5 40. Do. 77" V C , Ahangama Heenvidanagewatta-Olangadu* a 2 to proceed to petrol station and road (speed over bridges not to motor garage) exceed 15 miles per hour) Colombo street (buses not to G 41. M. C., Kandy 78 V C , Kodagoda Horadugoda-Weligankorale road 4 exceed 1 2 milos pei hour and (speed over bridges not to lomes with tare exceeding exceed 6 miles per hour) 30 cwt. not to exceed 8 miles Walpita road Section A (speed 4 per horn) 79. V C , Baddegama over bridges not to exceed Pavilion streot (buses not to ex- 6 42. Do 4 miles per hour) ceed 1 2 .miles per hour and lorries with tare oxceedmg' 80. Do Walpita road Section B (speed 2 over bridges not to exceed 30 cwt not to oxceod 8 miles per hour) 4 miles per hour) 81 Do Hammeliya-Unanwitiya road 2 43. Do Castle Hill street (buses not to 6 3rd-4th mile only (speed over exceed 1 2 miles per hour and lorries with tare exceeding bridges not to exceed 4 miles per hour) 30 cwt. not to exceed 8 miles 2 per hour) 82 Do AIutwala-Ethkandura road (speed over bridges not to exceed 44. Do. Brownngg street, fiom Ward 6 street junction to King street 4 miles per hour) 2 (buses not to exceed 1 2 miles 83 Do Smpada-Padagodella road (speed por hour and lorries with tare over bridges not to exceed exceeding 30 cwt. not to exceed 4 miles per hour) -1 8 miles per hour) 84. V C., Elpitiya Pituwela road (speed over bridges 45. Do. Temple street, from Trmcomalee 6 not to exceed 1 2 miles per hour) street junction to Pavilion 85 Do . Ella road (speed over bridges not 4 street (buses not to exceed 1 2 to exceed 1 2 miles per hour) miles per hour and lorries with taie exceeding 30 cwt not to North-Western Piovmce excoed 8 miles per hour) 8 6 U. C , Kurunegala Espjanade street 5 46. Do. King streot, from Brownngg 6 stieet junction to Pavilion 87. Do Section of Morris street between Puttalam road and Saunders stieet (buses not to exceed 1 2 miles per hour and lomes with street 5 7 tare exceeding 30 cwt. not to 88 Do Saunders street 89 Do . Rajapihilla road 4 exceed 8 miles por hour) 90 Do Approach road to Kachoheri 4 47. Do. .. Hill street, from Castle Hill street 6 * junction to Trmcomalee street (buses not to exceed 1 2 miles P i ov m c e o f U va. per hour and lorries with tare 91 U C , Badulla Bazaar stieet 6 exceeding 30 cwt not to exceed 92 Do ~ Jail lane 6 8 miles per hour) 93 Do Jail road 6 48. Do. .. Cross street, from Trmcomalee 6 94. Do King street (between Taldena street junction to Castle Hill ioad and new road to Post street (buses not to exceed 1 2 Office) 6 miles per hour and lorries with 95 Do North lane 6 tare oxceedmg 30 cwt not to 96 Do Police Station road 6 exceed 8 miles per hour) 97 Do Post Office road (between Lowei 49 Do. .. Torrmgton road (buses #not to 6 stroet and Post Office) 6 exceed 1 2 miles per hsur and 98 Do South lane 6 lorries with tare SXCEScling 30 99 Do W aid street 6 cwt. not to exceed 8 miles per 1 0 0 Do Bailey road 6 hour) 1 0 1 Do Jubilee road 6 60- Do. . Hantana road (buses not to ex- 6 1 0 2 Do Ella Terrace road 3 ceed 1 2 miles per hour and 103 Do Mosque road . 3 lorries with tare exceedmg 104 Do Racecourse road (between Mosque 3 30 cwt. not to exceed 8 miles per hour) road and Riverside road) 105 Do Lower King street (between King 51. Do Jail road (buses not to exceed 1 2 6 street and Ella Terrace road) 3 miles per hour and lorries with 106. Do Longden road 3 tare exceedmg 30 cwt not to 107 Do Church street 3 exceed 8 miles per hour) 52. Do. Kirk street (buses not to exceed 0 1 2 miles per hour and lomes Northern Province. with tare exceedmg 30 cwt. not 108 U C , Jaffna Adiamadam road 3 to exceed- 8 miles per hour) 109 Do Chemmah street between Hos­ 3 52a Do . Colombo road (buses not to ex- 0 pital road and Stanby road ceed 1 2 miles per hour and 1 1 0 Do Chemmaney road 3 lorries with tare exceedmg 1 1 1 Do Columbuthurai road 3 30 cwt. not to exceed 8 miles 1 1 2 Do Hospital road . 3 per hour) 113 Do Kachchen Nallore road 3 114 Do 2nd Cross street between Mam 3 Southern Province. street and Post Office 53 M. C * Galle Sea street 115 S B., roint Pedro Drainage channel road 2 54 D R C , Galle Akmimana-Kurunduwatta road. 2 116 Do. Fourth Cross street, Pomt Pedro 2 55. Do Kodagoda-Dikkumbura road > 117 Do Venayagamudahyar road 2 56 Do Kottowa-Imaduwa road 2 118 s B , Kayts Quarantine Camp road 2 57. Do . Induruwa-Galagama road > 58 Do Madampe-Ganapinuwala road 2 Eastern Province 59 Do Ampegama-Alutwala road 2 119 u C , Trmcomalee Dyke street from the Admiralty 2 60 Do Kalegana-Wakwella road 2 61 Do Bope-Wataraka road 2 Bridge to j'unetion with Dutch Point road 62. Do Kapugala-TJluwitike road 2 1 2 0 . Do 2 63 Do. Kitulampitiya-Hapugala road 2 New Central road from the point 64 Do Kitulampitiya-Batuwantudawa where it meets Railway Ap­ ' road ' proach road to Kachchen 2 l street junction 65. Do " '* ‘ . AkmCemana-Pinnaduwa road ' ’2 1 2 1 Do. . Brownngg street 2 Pabt I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE —Aug ], ]941

Uoad Authority. Column I Column II. 1 HTRD SCHEDULE (L oitios and Articulated Vohiclos ) Tons.

122 TJ. C , Batfcicaloa Bazaar street (speed not to ex­ 4 H ig h w a y s in th e C harge of T in : T urlto W orks ceed 10 miles over bridges) D epartment 123. Do Customs road (speed not to 4 exceed 10 miles over bridges) Colombo North (P. IF. 0 ) D istn ct 124 D o Fieeman’s street (speed not to 4 Column 1 Column 11 exceed 10. miles over bridges) Maximum 125 D o Chapel street" (speed not to ex­ 4 Woight ceed 10 miles over bridges) Tons 126 Do Hospital road (speed not to 4 .519 Kagama-Kandana road .) exceed 10 miles over bridges) 127 Po Central road (speed not to exceed 4 10 miles over bridges) N cgom bo ( P W D ) Disti tet 128 Do Pioneer road (speed not to exceed 4 520 Kompaspara road 2 10 miles over bridges) 521 Approach road to public buildings 4 129 Do Lady Manning drive (Town 4 Police Station to Pioneer - road) Patnapuia (P W D) Distnd 130 Do Dhoby street, Koddaimunai 2 .522. Talduwa to Mapitigama U (speed not to exceed 10 miles 523 Tunmodera to Puwakpitiya > over budges) 524 Road to Hommgford estato 6 131. Do Munai street (speed not to exceed 2 525 Talawitiya-Kurugammodnra road (fiom rvurugam- 10 miles over budges) modara to Matuwagola Factory only) 2 526 Bevilla-Digowa roud 2 527 Kosgama-Pugoda ft Norlh-Cenlial Province 528 Ixarandana-Labugama road (speed over bridge not to 132 U 0 An nrad 1 a- Post Office road 2 exceed 4 miles per hour) 2 pma 529 Getahetta-Mapota road (spood on this road is limited 133. Do Dharmasalawa road 2 t o 10 miles per hour and 4 milos per hour on bndgo) 2 134 Do Convent road . 2 135 Do Sittampalam road 2 Kandy (P W .D)Dishwt 136 Do Peacock street 2 530 Getambe Ferry road up to 1 89 miles (speod not to oxceod 5 miles per hour over bridge No 1 /15 on 1st mile) 4 SECOND SCHEDULE (Omnibuses ) 531 Talatu-oya to Kershaw’s bridge 2 532. Talatu-oya to Hanguranketa . 2 H im nv \vs in- t h e Ch a r g e os' L ocal A u t h o r it ie s and 533. Nugatenne-Bintenna road (30-34 miles) 2 - V il l a g e Com m ittees 534 Lewella-Madawella road 2 535 Lewella Ferry road 2 Western Piovmce 536 Nugatenne-Bmtenne road from 35 to 474mile 2 Road Authority. Column I Column 11 Tons Nuivara Ehya (P W D ) District 1 U C , Dehiwala Parakrama avenue 2 537 Lady McCallum’s drive— part known as St. Anclrow’s 2 Do Kalubowila road (speed over o drive 4 bridge 15 miles per hour) 538 Railway Gorgo road from Henfold bridge No 32/3 to 3 U C , Ncgombo St Sebastian’s road (speed over 4 end (Only 2 4 tons aro allowed on bridges Nos 32/3 bridge not to exceed 6 miles and 32/6) . 4 per hour) .539 Radella short-cut road (except bridge No 1 /7 on which 4 Do Sea street 4 only one lorry is allowod to be at ono time and speed ' Do Esplanade road 4 should not exceed 4 miles per horn) 4 8 Do Selby road 4 540 Ragalla-Kurundu-oyn road, from Mulhalkele to ? Do Vistermi avenue 4 Ragalla 4 7a D R C . Kalutara Palatota-Kethhena road (from 2 541 Lake and Moon Plains road except from War Momorial the 3rd milepost to the 7th to Railway Station, Nuwara Eliya 4 milepost) 542 Forest Service load, Kandapola . 4

Noi them Province M a ta le (P W. D.) District S S B , Jaffna Tliumpalai road, Point Pedro 2 543 Galagedara-Heenabowe road— 9 Do. First Cross street, Point 2 Miles 1-4 (load not to exceed 2 tons and speed not to Pedro ' oxceod 5 miles over budge No 2/3) 4 10 Do Second Cross street, Point 2 Miles 5-114 ) Pedro 11 Do Third Cross street, Point Pedro 2 544 Ambatonno-Bokkawella road (load not to exceed U tons 12 B. R G . Jaffna Achehelu road 2 on bndgo No 1/1) 2 13 Do East Coast, Point Pedro 2 545 Heedemya-Manon Hill 2 14. Do Kayts Suruvil road 2 546 Aluwihare-Dullowa gap t 15 Do Road from 19th mile Jaffna 2 547 Wanyapola-Galoya 4 Pomt Pedro road to sea 548 DiwiUa-Beoudiwilla road 2 Oonangala to Madulkele 0 shore 549 > 16. Do Sandilipay-Pandaterippu road 2 550 Kadugalla-Doragamuwa-Wattogama 17. Do Tondaimannar-Udupiddy road o 551 Nicholoya-Laggala 4 18 *> Do - Thumpalai road 2 552. Kandenuwnra-Hunugalla 19 Do Moolai road 2 20 Do 2 Araly Vaddueoddai load G alle (P IF D.) District 553 Labuduwa-Wandurambe-Sanderawela (bridge No 18/2, Eastern Piovmce 5/9, and 5/10 lestricted to 3 tons at 4 miles per hour)- 4 21. U C , Batticaloa Court-house road (speod over 2 554 Kosgoda-Elpitiya 2 bridges riot to exceed 10 miles 555 Elpitiya-Pitigala 2 per hour) 556 Randombe Cross road 2 22 j Do . Nash drive (speed over bridges 2 557 Bentota-Urugaha ° not to exceed 10 miles per 558 Narawala-Poddala 2 2 2.1 hour) 559 Imadmva-Ahangama *- Do Market road (speed over budges 2 not to exceed 10 miles per horn) Mataia (P W D)Distnct. 560. Approach roads to pubhe buildings 2 North-Central Piovmce 561 Denegama-Mulatiyana road (except over bridges 22/1 24 ^ C , Anuradha- Cameron road 6 arid 23/1 wheie load is restricted to 1 ton and speed pura not to exceed 4 miles per hour) -0->jc Do Mosque road 6 26 Do Hindu Temple load 6 Hambantota (P W D ) District, 562 Wnawila to Tissamaharama (5th milepost) 2 Southern Province Walasmulla-Wiraketiya 2 27 563 ^ C . Kodagoda Howpe-Mayakaduwa road 2 564 Walasmulla-Katuwana (from Walasmulla to Kirama Section A (speed over bridges 14th mile) 2 not to exceed 6 miles per hour) 565 Damulla-Wiraketiya 2 Talahaganwaduwa-Miella 2 28 566 Do Wathawana-Divelhena road 2 o67 AViraketiva-Midd em y a > (speed over budges not to exceed 6 miles per hour) Pclmadidla (P W D ) D istrict 29 Do Palleaddera-Jamburegoda road 2 (speed over bridges not to 568 Rakwana-Bulutota between the hours of 9 f ir and exceed 6 miles per hour) . 6 a m only . 6 1008 P a r t I. (General) - CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE - Aug, 1, 1941

Road Authority. Column I. Column II BaihiHa (P IK D.) Distnrt Tons Column T. Column II Maximum 21 U. C., Nmvara Park road 3 Weight Rliya Tons 22 Do Hill street 3 Do Chapel street 3 569 Approach roads to Cloiks’ Quuttcrs. Badulla 4 23 Do Cross street 4: 570 Approach road to bungalows at Judge’s Hill 4 24 25 Do Pedro road 3 Do Church road 4 Kunmeyctla (P IK D ) District 26 27 Do Havelock drive 3 571 Mills load and Wilgoda Cnculnr road 2 28 Do Wedderburn road 4 572 Galgamuwa-Nikawowa 2 39 Do Haddon Hill road 3 573 Pihkada-Bandurnkamla 2 30 Do Approach road to Military 3 574 Potuhera-Wudukada > 2 Barracks 575 Kalugamuwa-Villakatupntft 2 31 Do Buona Vista road (up to overhead 4 576 Bidigama-Limviliara 2 bndgo) 32 Do Clime road 4 Ghitaw [P IK D)D isfnel 33 D R C Nuwara Blackpool-Mahagastota road 2 577. Addipola road 1st and 2nd miles 2 Eliya 578 Weeiahonn-Mawila 2 34 Do Tillicoultry-Agras road 2 llowatta to Koi nmbooya-Causoway 2 35 Do Westward Ho-Punduluoya 2 579 > 580 Quatry road to Navundunkulam 2 36 D R C , Kan ly Berigama-Haloluwa road (first 581 Mangalavolh- Kattaikadu 2 mile) (speed over bridges not 582 Kabupota-Moonamaldoniya 2 to exceed 8 miles per hour) 2 583 Bangademyu to Mnndalau.i (sjjood nut to ovcood 12 37 Do Gadalademya-Paranapattiya load miles per houi) 2 (3£ miles) (speed over bridges 584 Mahawewa-Kudawowa-—fi om Tvudawewa Railway not to exceed 8 miles pei Station In ond of load 2 hour) 585 Katimenya-Smgampola load [ milo fiom junction ot 18 Do Galagedara-Bogasheena-Kobbe- 3 Colombo-Chilaw load to Victory Mills 4 kaduwa road (a ) (from G^la-' - gedara first 3£ muUs) (speed Anut adhapura (P TK D ) District over bridges not to exceed Outer Girculai load, Anuradhapuia 2 8 miles per hour) 580 2 587. Tammuttegama to Timbinwewa 2 (6) (From there up to Bogasheena 588 Andarawowa to Ottappuwa 2 junction) (speed over bridges 589 Sippukulam to Galonbinduninvcwa 2 not to exceed 8 miles per hour) 590 Eppawola-Tamuttogama 2 o 591. Anamaduwa-tlswowa 2 t (c) (From Kobbekaduwa end to 592 Anuradliapuia-Ai ippu road 2 Palegala junction (IJ m iles)) (speed over bridges not to exceed 8 miles per hour) •> Mmailankadawala, {P IK D.) D isln ct 39 Do Gelioya-Embekka road first f mile (speed over bridges not 593 Tonigala road to exceed 8 miles per hour) 594 Halmillewa-Noguma-Mndawachchiya load (speed over 40 Do . Kaluwahalkade-Ganhattaroadup 2 wooden bndgos on 1st mile not to oxcoed 4 miles per to first milepost (speed ovei houi) bridges not to exceed 8 miles 595 Maradankadawala-Kundiikulam per hour) 596 North load to Mahawela 41 Do 2 597 Paldemya-KohoUinwela Katugastota-Haloluwa road up to 1st mile (speed over bridges not to exceed 8 miles per hour) 42. Do . Lower Badulla road up to 1st mile 2 (speed over bridges not to l-flCtHWAYS IN THE Oj-IAKGE OJ" LOCAL AUTJiOHITIES exceed 8 miles per hour) and V illage Com m ittees 43 Do Uchspattu-Rangala road first 2 2 miles (speed over budges not to Western Province exceed 8 miles per hour) Road Authority Column I Column II 44 Do Hatarahadde-Bohgasheena road 2 ' Tons (2J miles) (speed over bridges I U C., Kalutai a Past Ciossstieet, Kalutara North 4 not to exceed 8 miles per 2. Do Old Fei ry road, Kalutara North 4 houi) 3 Do Riverside road, Kalutara South 4 45 Do Alakola-ange-Muruthalawa road 2 (up to Lock Gate) l i mdes (speed over bridges not 4. Do Second Cross street, Kalutara 4 to exceed 8 miles per hour) Noith 46 Do Angunawela-Daulagala road 2(- 5. Do Sn Sumangala road south (up to 4 miles (speed over bridges not to P W D Office), Kalutara exceed 8 miles per hour) 0 Noi th 47 Do Eladetta-Wallnvela road 2£ miles 6. Do Temple load up to Anack Ware- 4 (speed over budges not to house No 1 Kalutara North exceed 8 mdes per hour) 7. U. C , Panaduie Mam street (fiom 3rd Cross road 4 48 D R C , Matale . Weragama-Bandarapola To 3 junction up to 17th mile devi­ Bandarapola Factory 2 miles ation) (P W. D road) 49 Do Tenne-Owilikanda up to Wara- 3 8 D R C , Kalutai a Covmna load to the Frocester 4 kanda Factory J mile Feny (speed not to exceed 50 Do Yatawatta-Selagama Factory 5 20 miles per houi) (from junction with Public 9. Do Gulanagoda-Pallegodaioad (fiom 4 Works Department road at Gulanagoda to Pallegoda Yatawatta near the 26J mile­ Factory) (speed not to exceed post to Selagama Factory, total 15 miles per hour) length 1J miles (speed over 10 Do. Leuwanduwa Ittapana road (up 4 budges not to exceed 10 miles to 3rd milepost) (speed not to per hour) exceed 20 miles per hour) 51 Do Alwatta-Watagoda (to Watagoda 3 II Do Atura-Molkawa road (as far as 4 Factory 1£ miles) turn olf to Millakanda Estate 52 Do Kaikawala-Magallawa (first 3 Tea Factory (speed not to section to 6th mile Gigirane exceed 15 miles per hour) miles) 12 Do lnginya to Hahvatura Ferrv 4 53 Do Madawala-Hatamunagala (to i (speed not to exceed 15 miles Katawela junction 1, J miles) per hour) 51 Do. Weragama-Muwandeniya (to 3 1 2 a Do Yatadola-Yatadolawatta road 4 estate cart road 1 mile (from Nagoda-Matugama P. W. D road to the turn oft to Southern Province. Yatadola estate) a distance ot 55 U C , Mataia 3 about \ mile Uyanwatta Circular road Do 3 13 Do Paiyagala-Nauththuduwa road 4 ■■ 56 Rahula road (speed over bridge (fromPaiyagalaup to 4th mile) not to exceed 4 miles per (speed not to exceed 15 miles hour) Do 6 per houi) 57 Kadeweediya 3rd Cross road Do 3 15 D C Kolonnawa Kraser road 3 58 Nupe 5th Cross.road Do 3 16 Do Suganasar road 3 59 Nupe 6th Cross road 60 ' Do Nupe 7th Cross road 3 61 Do 3 Central Province. Welegoda road 62. Do Polhena road 3 17. U C) , Gampola Ulawature road 3 63 S B , Dondra Lighthouseiroad, Dondra, between 3 18 Do Mount Temple Quarry road 3 its junction with Matara- 19. Do. Rubbish Depot road .. 3 Hambantotp. road and its 20. Do Slaughter-house road .. 3 junction with Kiralawella road Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug 1, 1941 1099

Road Authority Column I Column IT. Northern Province Tons Road Authority Column T Column LI 04 D. R C , Matara Kadawedduwa-Uggoda (from Tons Kadawedduwa junction to tlic Remote Control Wireless 92 S B , Vavumya Sea Beach load, Mullaittivu (Mullaittivn) Station only) (speed ovei _> budges not to exceed 10 miles 91 Do Road from St Mary’s Chiu oh to per iioui) Salt Store, Mullaittivu 91 C C Jaffna Aunanthanvadaly road (speed 3 6 5 Do N.umana-Kekanadure-Hunna- (loniya (speed o\er bridges not ovor budges Town legulaf ion to exceed 10 miles pei hour) speed only) 97 Do 3 66 Do Tihotuwawa-Bopegoda (speed 2 Ammansanthy load (speed o\oi over bridges not to exceed 10 bridges Town regulation miles per hour) speed only) 96 Do Beach road (speed ovei budges 3 67 Do Ratmala-Walasgala (speed ovei - bridges not to exceed 10 nnles Town regulation spoed only) •per hour) 97 Do Brown road (speed over budges 3 GO Do Narandemya-Hakmana (from 2 Town regulation speed only) Narandemya junction to the 98 Do Chajiol street (speed over bi idgcs • 3 4J milepost only) (speed over Town regulation speed only) bridges not to exceed 10 miles 99 Do Chominah street (speed ovoi 3 per hour) bridges Town i egulation speed only) GO Do Kamburugamuwa-Minssa (speed over bridges not to exceed 10 100 Do Chcety street (speed over bi idgcs 3 miles per hour) Town regulation spoed only) Do Chermya street (speed over 3 70. Do Akuressa-Mahduwa (speed over 1 101 bridges not to exceed 10 miles bridges Town regulat ion per hour) spoed only) 102 Do Cherubim 1 oad (speed o\ ei 3 71. Do Woligama-Borala (speed over 2 budges not to exceed 10 miles bridges Town regulation per hom ) speed only) Do Columbuthurai road (spoed 3 72 Do Welagoda-Walgama (speed over 2 103 bridges not to exceed 10 miles over bridges . Town legulation per hour) speed only) Canagaratnam load (speed over 3 Do Gandara-Gaudarabay (speed over 2 104 U C , Jaffna 73 bridges Town regulation budges not to exceed 10 miles speed only) per hour) David road (speed ovor budges 3 74 Do Polhena-Madiha (speed over 2 105 D i Town regulation speed only) budges not to exceed 10 miles 100 Do First Cross street (speed ovoi 3 per hour! bridges Town regulation 75 Do Demyaya-Ballegaina (Irom Deni- -> yaya junction to the factory on speed only) Ratnayaka Gioup only) (speed 107 Do Fourth Cross street (speed ovei over bridges not to exceed bridges Town regulation 10 miles per hour) speed only) 76 M C , Galle China Garden Front street be­ 5 108 Do Fiont street (speed ovei budges 3 tween Wackwella road and Town regulation speed only) Havelock road 109 Do Grave Yard road (specil o\ ei 3 77 D . Havelock load 5 bridges Town regulation 78 - Do. . Jail road o speed only) 79 Do . Leyn Baan Cross stieet 5 no Do Kannathiddy road (sjneed ovoi 3 80 Do Fort—roads within the circle bridges Town . legulation formed from the Old Gate speed only) compusing parts of— i n Do Maravakkulam road (speed ovei 3 budges Town regulation (a) Hospital stieet fiom the' speed only) Old Gate to the junction 112 Do Martyn road (speed over bridges 3 of Pedlar street, Town regulation speed only) (b) Pedlar street from Hospital Nachclnmarkovil i oad (speed over 3 street to the junction of 113 Du - 5 bridges Town i egulation Church street, speed o n ly ) (c) Church street fiom Pedlai 114 Do Navanthurai road (sjioed ovor 3 street to Queen street bridges Town regulation - . and ' speed only) (d) Queen street 115 Do Nedunkulam road (speed ovei 3 81 Do Pedlar street from its junction 5 bridges Town regulation with Church street to the Office speed only) of the Medical Officer of Neeraviady North load (speed 3 Health 116 Do over bridges Town regu­ 82. Do Rampart street, from Hospital 5 lation speed only) street to Messrs Volkarl Bros Nallore 2nd mile road (speed over 3 Yaid 117 Do bridges Town i egulation 83. Do. Road fiom Customs road to New 5 speed only) Gate 84. Do Talbot town road between 5 118 Do Neoraviady East road (speed ovei 3 bridges: Town regulation Colombo-Galle load and Waok- wella road speed only) 85 Oddumadam road (speed over 3 Do. - Fowl stieet 5 119. Do bridges. Town regulation 86. Do. Ward street 3 87 Do. Pettigalawatte Cross load > speed only) 88. Do Wackwella road from its junction 5 120 Do Old Store load (sjieed ovei 3 with Colombo-Gallo load to its bridges Town regulation junction with Kitulampitiya speed only) road 121 Do Pachehuvalai road (speed over­ 3 89. Do. Richmond Hill road from its 5 b r id g es Town regulation junction with Wackwella road speed) to its junction with Colombo- 122 Do Paddankaddykulam road (speed 3 Galle road over bridges Town regu­ 90. Do. Kumbalwolla road lrom its 5 lation speed) junction with Wackwella road 123 Do Piriappanlculam road (speed over 3 to its junction with Galle- bridges Town legulation Baddegama road speed) 91. Do Kitulampitiya road from its 5 124. Do Pungankulam road (speed over 3 junction with Wackwella road bridges Town regulation to its junction with Galle- Spood) 125 Do Rakka street (speed ovei budges 3 91a Baddegama road C , Ahangama Atadahiwatt.a-( fulugalia road 2 Town regulation speed) (speed ovei bridges not to 126 Do Rasavinthoddam road (Speed ovei 3 exceed 15 miles per hour) bridges Town regulation speed) 914. V C > Kodagoda Batemulla-Kalugahakanda road 2 127 Do Second Cioss street (speed ovei 3 (speed over bridges not to bridges Town regulation exceed 6 miles per hour) speed) 9lr. Do. Tokatiyamulla-Ambeykumbura 2 128 Do Sivan Kovil Pannai road (speed 3 road (speed over bridges not to over bridges : Town regu­ lation speed) 9 Id exceed 6 miles per hour) Do. Panchahya-Walawwewatta road 2 129 Do Sivappirakasan road (speed over 3 (speed over bridges not to bridges Town regulation" exceed 6 miles per hour) speed) 1100 Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE —Aug. 1, 1941

Road Authority. Column T Column II M L A —B 1007/L. D.—B 129/36 Tons T he U rban Councils Or d in a n c e " No 61 of 1939 1.10. U. C , Jaffna Tails road (speod over budges 3 IT is horeby notified that, with/effoct fiom the date on which this Town regulation speed) notification is published in the G azette, the Kotte Urban Council has, 131. Do Tharalckulain road oxcept por- 3 under sections 175 and 177 of tho Urban Councds Ordinance, No 6l tion through csplonado Dot- of 1939, and with the approval of tho Executive Committee of Local woon KKS road function and Administration given undor the said section 177 and of the Govornoi IJsplanado junction (speed ovor given undor tho said soction 175, imposed the licence duties specihed bndgos Town 1 ogulation speod) in tlio Schedule heioto Do 132. Third Cross streot (speed ovor 3 S W R D B andaranaike , bridges Town regulation ; Minister for Local Administration spood) Colombo, July 21, 1941 133 Do Thimdampiddy mad (Speed ovor 3 bridges Town regulation Schedule speod) Licence 134 Do Villondy road (speed over bridges 3 duty Town regulation speed) A licence m respect of a- - - Rs>. e. 1’iomiwe of Sabaraijamuua (1) timber depot 10 0 135. 6S R , Ratnapuia . . Bettiyagala road from junction (2) firewood depot . . 5 0 (3) dopof for the stmage of both timber and fuewood 13 0 ol Old load, Balangoda, to Sanitary Boaid limits 1.(0. Do Old road, Balangoda from junc­ tion with P W. D mam road M U A — B 1007/L D —B 129/36 to junction with Pettiyagala road T h e U r b a n Councils Or d in a n c e , No 61 of 1939 BY-LAW made by the Kotte Urban Council undei sections 160 Noilh-Weslern Pi ounce and 170 (9) of the Urban Councils Ordinance, No. 61 of 1939, 137. D R C , ICiuUne- Dambademya-Labuyaya load nppioved by the Executive Committee of Local Administration gala (first 5 V milus from Damba- and confirmed by the Governor by i irtue o f the powei s vested m cloniya ond) him by section 167 of the Ordinance 138. Do Dmrumpitiya-Maha-ai'achlici- mulla road S W R D B andaranaike , 139 Do Mawatagama-Muwankande load Minister foi Local Admimstiation (a length of appioxnnately I Colombo, July 21, 1941 mile only, \ iz , fiom beyond B y -l a w " tho 7th milo on Kuiunegala- Galagcdaia load at Mawata- The gonoial by-laws lelating to licences and published m Gazette gama up to the Pitiakaudc No 8,027 o f January 12, 1934, are horeby amended as follows .— Group fuctory) (1) under tho heading “ Interpretation of Terms ” , in by-law 1, 1+0 Do. Katupilagolla-Doduui-oya load in tho definition of “ Offensive oi dangerous trade ” , by the (a lentil of approximately 1 substitution, for the words “ stoi mg plumbago ’ ol the milo only, viz , from neai the words “ storing plumbago, storing timbor, stoimg fire­ 12th mile on Mallowapitiya- wood.” , and Rambodagalla load at Katu- (2) b\ the addition, immediately aitei the by-laws relating to pilngolla to Doduru-oya) “ Eublic Bathing Places ” , of tho following new by-laws — 141 S B , Kurunegula Bandawa Udapola load (up to “ Timbor and fnewood stoies S B limits) 1 No person shall be entitled to a Uconee imless the premises (o be used as a timbor dopot or a firewood depot are in oonfoimitv FOURTH SCHEDULE (Tiuilois) with the following requirements .—

H ig h w a y s in Tins Ciia h c m of t u b P u b l ic W o r k s D e p a r t m e n t (a) eveiy building on the premises must be m good repau and well ventilated and well lighted , Column I Column II (b) every l o o m m such building must be provided with windows PermissiMo capable of being opened, tho area of which when open load must bo not less than one-fifteenth o f the superficial flooi Tons space; 598. Colombo Gallo load fiom Colombo up to Uio lOtli mile­ (e) tho walls and pillars in overy pait of such building must be post only—speod ovor Dehiwala bridgo at Colombo not less than seven feet in height, Municipal boundary not to exceed 4 miles por hour (it) the eaves of such building must bo at least six fool above the until new bridge is opened . 8 giound, .599 Dometagoda-WoUampitiya load up to tho 3i milepost (e) tho roof of such building must bemadooi some non-inflammable only .. . 8 material, and (/) the premises must be provided with sufficient latinie accom modation at least one latime being provided for eveiy ton persons employed m the premises.

M L A —B 909/L D — B 139/33 2 Every licensee shall take adequate precautions against fiie and shall not kindle a fue within the licensed piemises Tun MlINlOIl'Al. COUNCILS O limNANOF 3 Every licensee shall keep the licensed premises fiee from IT is heieby notified that, wit-li clfect fiom December 31 1941, any filth, icfuse oi other matter which is likely to affect the safety, ltndci the provisions of section 265 o f the Municipal Councils health, oi comfort of the neighbours oi the public ” Ordinance (Chuptei 193), tho Municipal Council of Gnlle has, with tho sanction of the Govornoi given by virtue of tho poweis vosted in him by tho said section— (a) fixed the licence fees specified in tho Schedule hereto and M L A — B 1117/L D —B 126/34 (li) further amended the notification published m Gazette No 6,941 T h e U rt-an Councils O r d in a n c e , N o 61 of 19,39 of May 10, 1918, as amended by notification published m Gazette No 8,603 of April 19 1940 in Schedule B, by the BY-LAW made by tho Badulla Urban Council undei sections omission of item 25 166 and 170 (11) ol the Uiban Councils Ordinance, No 61 of 1939 apnioved by tho Executive Committee of Local Administration S W R D Bavdahaxaikk and confirmed by the Governor by vutue o f the powers vested in Mmistei tor Local Administration him by section 167 of the said Ordinance Colombo, July 21, 1941

r S. W R D B andaranaike , Sc h e d u l e Minister for Local Administration Licence Colombo, July 22, 1941

fee B y -l a w Rs c The by-laws published in Gazette No 8,101 of January 25, 1935. Licence in respect of the storing of grain— are hereby amended as follows — ( 1) in a gram boutique 0 00 (1) m by-law 17 (4) (d) by the substitution foi the woid “ aiticle ” (2) in a gram stoio having a floor area— o f the words ‘ specified m bv-law 18 (3) ” , and not exceeding 375 square feet 5 0 (2) by tho substitution, foi by-law IS (4), of the following new exceeding 375 square feet and not exceeding 300 Oi law' — square feet . 10 0 14) No articles ether than those specified m paragraph exceeding 500 square feet and not exceeding 1,000 (3) shall be sold or exposed for sale 01 brought within tnc square feet 25 0 market premises ” exceeding 1,000 equate feet and not exceeding 1.500 square feet . 50 0 exceeding 1,500 squaie feet and not exceeding C 802a/L D —B 27/39 2,000 square feet 7 5 0 T h e V il la g e Co m m u n ities O r d in a n c e exceeding 2,000 square feet and not exceeding BY \ irtue of the powers conferred by section 11 (1) 1,1 tl’P 2.500 square feet 100 0 Village Communities Ordinance (Chaptei 198), the Exocuti'"0 exceeding 2,500 square feet 125 0 Committee of Local Administration, with tho approval of 11,0 r

Past I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Attg. 1, 1941 1101

Governor, by this notification amends, with effect from the thirty- You are hereby required to render to me the following return in first day of "December, 1941, the notification published m Gazette respect o f the above-mentioned premises duly filled in and signed, No S 448 of April 28, 1939, and specified m the schedule hereto, withm fourteen days from the date o f service. in the manner set out m that schedule (Translation in Sinhalese and Tamil.) ------Chairman, S W R D B andabanaike , Colombo, July 21, 1941 Munster for Local Administration ------Village Committee.

S c h e d u l e The notification relatmg to the subdivision or amalgamation of certain Police Headmen’s divisions m the Colombo District, and published m Gazette No 8,448 o f April 28, 1939 is hereby amended in the schedule thereto, under the heading “ Ambatalenpahala Village Area ” , m the item relatmg to Ward No 15, by the omission of flip following — “ (excluding the portion lying withm Kolonnawa Urban District Council) ”

G 342/41/L D —B 162/41

T he V il l a g e C o m m u n it ie s O p d in a n a e -LAWS under section 49 o f the Village Communities Ordinance (Chapter 198), made severally by the Village Committees of the village areas m the Kalutara District which are set out hereunder, approved by the Executive Committee o f Local Administration, and confirmed by the Governor by virtue of the powers vested m him by that section The failure to return this form, correctly filled up, withm fourteen S W R D B andabanaike , days from the date o f service thereof is punishable with a fine not Minister for Local Administration exceeding twenty rupees Colombo, July 22, 1941. Date o f service : ------, 19— Served b y ------Village areas of— A Signature ------, Kumbukke pattu Date . ------, 19— XJdugaha pattu Munwattebage pattu. Adikari pattu G 974/L D — B 189/34 Kalutara, Paivagal, and Maggonbaddas T he V il l a g e Com m u n ities O b d in a n c e Beruwal, Alutgam, and Malewanbaddas. repairs, maintenance and upkeep, shall be Ca p it a t io n T a x E x e m p tio n , (a) m the case of any building which has a thatched roof of any 1 (1) The following classes of persons aie hereby exempted from description or which is covered with any othei material the liability to pay the capitation tax —• which requires ieplacement as frequently as thatch, (а ) acciedited priests or ministers of any religious denomination, th) “"^dty per centum o f the annual rent, I m the case of any building other than a buildmg referred to (б) members of the Ceylon Defence Eorce, I ) 'd paragraph (a), fifteen per centum of the annual rent ; (c) railway telegraph linesmen, and (d) persons over 55 years of age m tvf CaSe an^ ^anc* on which theie is no building (other han a building used solely for the purpose o f housing Preparation of lists animals or poultry) and which is under regular cultivation (d\ £ an^ hmd, four per centum of the annual rent, and 2 The person or persons authorised in that behalf in writing m th CaS6 ar’T l3nh adult member or servant on the premises, for exemption from the liability to pay the capitation tax for that 3 w eemed to have been duly served on that person. year The Chairman may exempt such person from such liability 'aider the ^6jS0n shall obstruct anv assessor, or any person acting for that year, or for life, or for such other period as he may think 4 orders of an assessor, m the lawful discharge of his duties fit, on the ground that such person is by reason of bodily infirmity „ n these By-laws— or disease, incapable o f performing labour 7. The hst shall be revised m accordance with the orders made 111 ln& includes any hut, shed, or roofed enclosure, whether by the Chairman under by-law 5, and with the exemptions granted “ Chair^e

Annual programme of work S ch edule No. 8 (1) The Committee shall at a meeting to be held on or befor"

j V il l a g e Co m m ittee o f ------. March 15 in each year— (a ) prepare a programme of all the items o f work which have to fco 'Jeari®8asseiin”'let.(JJmer/°couPier ° f premises called — constructed or maintained during that year , A 3 1102 Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE - A ug. 1, 1941

(6) detoimine t.ho numbor of days loi which each poison included keeping, dr use, and fuither furnish true and correct information m the final list should bo callod upon to perform labom m respect of evoiy such vehicle or animal so acquired, kept, or used ioi that yoai m payment of tho capitation tax duo from 3 Subject,to'the previsions of section 47 (2) o f oho Ordinance him , ei e’q poison w ho has furnished the schedule referred to m by-law 1 (c) doternnne the late, not exceeding fifty cents in lespect of shall w ithout furthor notice bo Uablo, m respect of vehicles Oi animals each day, at which the labour duo from any person may bo entered m such schedule, to pav the tax for the year for which such commuted by payment of money schedule is furnished, and evory person who has sent the wntton notice referred to m by-law 2 shall be liable to pay the tax on vehicles (2) Notion of the maftois dotoimiriod by the Committee undor or animals refcned to m such notice for the year in which such paragraph (l) shall be published by the Chan man as soon as may be. vehicles or animals were acquired by him or otherwise came into Ins by boat of tom-tom m the vilingo aroa mid bv the exhibition of possession written notices m conspicuous places m that tuciv 4 Evory person who, having furnished the schedule referred 9 In respect of any item of woi k not included in the programme to m by-law 1 or'the written notice referred to m by-law 2. claims leferrod to m by-law 8 (1), any peison included in the final list may to be exempt undoi section 47 (3) of the Ordinance from tho liabilitv bo called upon to conti ibulo labour foi an additional ponod. but to pay the tax m respect of any \ olucle or animal which is entered so howevor, that tho total poi tod for which any orm poison may be in or’ reforred to m such schedule or notice shall forthwith give called upon to poi form la bout in any yoai does not exceed ten days. notice m writing to the Chairman o f his claim for such exemption Commutation of tax ' specifying the grounds on v Inch such claim is made 5. Tho annual tax payable under the provisions of section 47 10 Any person whose namo is in tho final list pieparod for any of the Ordinance shall he paid at the office o f the Committee on in year may commuto his liability to perform labour for that year by before the thnty-fust day of Maich m each year Provided that in making payment of monoy on or beforo March 31 of that year at the any case where the schedule referred to m by-law 1 or the written rate determined by the Committee under by-law 8 (1). notico referred to m by-law 2 is furnished to the Chairman after the 11 Not loss than one wook before tho date appointed by the thuty-lirst day of March m any year, the tax m respect of each Chau man foi the commencement o f any item of work, information vehicle or animal referred to m such schedule or notice shall lie shall bo given in tho village area by boat of tom-tom, and by the payable within one month of the date on which such schedule or exhibition of wiitten notices under tho hand of the Chairman, notice is so furnished specifying the place at which the work is to be done, tho persons 6 On payment of tho annual tax by any person, the Chaumnn who aie inquired to poifoim tho labour necessary, tho number of shall issue to that person m respect of every vehicle for which such days for which each poison has to contribute labour and the tax is paid, a metal plate with distinguishing letters foi the several hours o f work on each such day. The persons reejuned to conti ibute kinds of vehicles as specified m tho Schedule hereto and with figures labour may bo described in the notice eithor by name, oi as inhabit­ denoting the year for which tho plate is issued and the corresponding ants of any specified village Or pint of a village orgioupof villages number in the tegister of vehicles Where any such plate becomes 12 (I) Every person who elects to commute 1ns liability to indistinct or defaced by use or otherwise, the ownei shall return it perform laboui by making payment of monoy shall pay the money to the Chairman and shall be entitled on making a payment of to such officei and at such place as may for the time bomg be twenty-five cents to receivo a fresh plate The Chairman may, appointed by tho Committeo on his being satisfied by affidavit or otherwise that any such plate (2) A written receipt m such foim as may bo piovidod for tho has been lost or stolen, issue to the owner thereof a fresh plato purpose by tho Committee shall lio issued undei flic hand of the on the application of such owner and on payment by such owner officer to whom such payment is made of fifty cents • Performance of labour 7. The owner or person in charge o f every vehicle shall affix the plate issued m zespect o f that vehicle under by-law 6 on a conspicuous 13. Every person whose name appears in tho final list i efoi i od to part o f that vehicle in by-law 7 and who has not commuted his liability to perforin laboui 8 In these by-laws— shall attend with such implements and tools as may be necessary and perform labour on the days and at the time and place specified ‘ Chairman ” means the Chau man of the Committee , m such notice as may bo issued, exhibited, or published by the “ Committee ” means tho Weyihena Village Committee Chairman in that behalf Schedule Pe>foimance oi commutation of double labom Eor eveiy carnage of whatover description other than a cart, hackery, oi jinricksha W H C. 14 Every person who fails to perform labour on any dav on For every double-bullock cart or hackery of whatever which he is required to do so by by-law 13, shall be doemedto be m description w H D dofault on that day and shall be liable to perform double labom. For every single-bullock cart or hackery w H.•S that is to say, labour for two 'lays in respect of each day ioi winch For overy j uincksha vv H R. he is in default , For every bicycle w HB 15 Any porson who is liable to porform double labour may commute his Lability to porfoim such double labour by making Tho coloui and shape of the plates shall be determined by the payment of monoy at tho rate determined under by-law 8 (1) Chairman Piovided that no porson shall be permitted to make paymont of monoy m commutation of the liability to poi fo, in such double Inborn G 3015/1/L D —B 1)8/40 after the oxpiry of a ponod of one month lrom the earhost day in T h e V il l a g e Co m m u n it ie s O r d in a n c e respect of which he is m default l(i Every person who is liable to porfoim double labour under BY-LAW' under section 49 (2) (in ) of the Village Communities by-law 14 and has not made paymont m commutation theioof under Ordinance (Chapter 198), made by tho Village Committee of the by-law 15 shall attend with such implements and tools as may be ICodagoda village area m the Galle Distuct, approved by the necossary and porform labour on such days and a,t such tune and Executive Committee of Local Administration, and confnmed by placo as may bo specified in a notice which shall be issued by the the Governor by virtue of the powers vested m him by section 49 (3) Chairman. §,ueh notico shall not requito any porson to perform of the Oidinmieo labour for any ponod exceeding in length the total number of days , S W R D B andaranaike , for which such person is liable to poiform labour under by-law 14 Mimstoi for Local Administration 17 In these by-laws— Colombo July 22, 1941 . By -law “ Chairman ” means tho Chairman of tho Committeo , The by-laws relating to the capitation tax published m Gazette “ Committee ” means the Villago Committeo , No 8,649 of August 9, 1940, are hereby amended by the substitution ‘ list ” means the list, of poisons liable to pay tho capitation tax for by-law 10, of tho following new by-law — in tho village ai ea " LI Any person whose name is m the final list prepared for 18 Tho by-laws published m G azette No 7,727 of August 9, 1929, and therein called “ rules ” , are hereby amended m so far as they any year may commute his liability to peiform labour for that relate to this village area, by the rescission of by-laws 1 to 10 year by malting payment of money, at 4the rate determined by the Committee under by-law 8 (1), on or before March 31 or such latei date m that year as tho Committee may fix with the approval , G3279/6/L. D —B 150,41 of tho Executive Committee of Local Administration ” T his \ il l a g e Co m m u n it ie s O r d in a n c e BY-LAWS midcr section 49 of the Village Communities Ordinance G 1413c (Chapter 198), made by the Village Committee of the Weyihena L tn V il l a g e Co m m u n it ie s Or d in a n c e ' village area of the Gallo District, approved by the Executive pom- BY virtue of the powers conferred by section 45 (1) of the mitteo of Local Administration, and confirmed by the Governor by Village Communities Ordinance (Chapter 198), the Executive vutue of tho powers vested m him by that section. Committee of Local Administration, with the approval of the Governor, by this notification authorises each of the Village Com­ S W . R D. B andaranaixe , Minister for Ijocal Administration mittees specified m the schedule hereto to 1 impose and levy m i'^ Colombo, duly 22, 1941 village area a land tax under section 45 m addition to the capitation tax under section 44 of that Ordinance B t -l a w s r e l a t in g to t h e T a x o n V e h ic l e s a n d A n im a ls S W R D B andaranaike , 1. (1) For the puiposes of the tax on vehicles and animals Minister for Local Adrmnistiation levied under section 47 of the Village Communities Ordinance, every Colombo, July 21. 1941. person who has possession or custody or control of any vehicle or Sc h e d u l e animal liable to such tax shall furnish to the Chairman a schedule of particulars relating to such vehicle or animal m such form as Matara District may be provided for the purpose by the Committee o mJ13 Committee of the Beralapanatara village area (2) The schedule shall be filled up and roturned to the Chanmau The Village Committee of the Akuressa village area withm seven days o f its receipt, by the person to whom the schedule is delivered G 3477/5/L D —B 81/41'

2. I f any person, after having furnished the schedule referred to 1 h e V il l a g e Co m m u n it ie s Or d in a n c e m by-law 1, acquires, keeps, oi uses any vehicle or animal not men­ tioned m such schedule, he shall, within one month from the date on n ,5 Y'LAW/^,UIUie:r seetl0n 49 (-' (x ) o f the Village Commmu which he acquires or commences to keep or use any such vehicle or Ordinance (Chapter 198), made by the Village Committee of animal, notify the Chairman m writing of the fact of such acquisition Dehigampal koraleEgodapotapattuwa/Dehigampa] koiale Mego pota-pattuwa, Txitulgal palata, and TJduwa palata village area m Pakt I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 11)41 ______1103*

Kegalla District, approved by the Executive Committee of Local received within three days i t ‘will be compelled to take appropriate Administration, and confirmed by the Governor by virtue of the tuition to obtain redress of their grievances As no reply was powers vested in him by section 49 (3) o f the Ordinance received within the time stipulated the labourers struck work on June 23 S W R D Bandabanaikf, The following demands made by the workers were discussed in Mmsiter for Local Administration a most friendly atmosphere; Colombo, July 22, 1941 B y -taws (1) The recognition of the Luckshmn Oil Mill W oikeis’ Union, (2) A wage increase of 20 per cent , ’ • Slaughter-houses (3) A war bonus of 10 per cent, 1 No parson shall slaughter any animal at any village slaughter­ (4) Overtime work to be paid at the late o f 1£ hours’ wages for house except between 8 a m and 10 a m , or between 2 p m and 1 horn’s woik, , 4 pm. (5) A working week of six days, Sunday mork Jft.be considered 2 No person shall slaughter any animal at a village slaughter­ oveitime work, house on the full moon day o f any month (6) Employment 6: ftih depart- 3 No person shall at any slaughtor-house slaughter any animal ment, «J J in the piesence of any other annual, or until the carcase of any (7) Fourteen"dayi animal previously slaughtered has i been removed or hidden flora (8) One hour ii view, and the premises cleaned (9) Annual in 4. (1) A fee o f Re 1 60 shall be charged for every head o f (10) Compensation paid m case p f ac< in the course cattle, and a fee o f 75 cents for eveiy other animal slaughtered of employment aceoidmg to the Wedjifffen’s Compensation at any village slaughter-house Oidmanco, / \ (2) The fee referred to m paragraph (1) shall be paid, before the (11) No deduction from wages fqr temple oi chuich upkeep (at animal is slaughtered, to the person authorised mthatbqhaj( by the present 6 cents a weekj^ho deduction for Wesak sherbet Committee, and such person shall give a printed receipt for such drinks for travellers (at present 1 cent a week), payment. (12) Night work to be paid at the rate of 1J hours’ wages for 3 The person in charge ol a village slaughtei-house shall keep 1 hour’s woik, a register in which' shall be entered all such particulars as the (13) A sick fund to be started, the workers to pay 2 cents a day, Committee may direct to be entered relating to eveiy rtumel and the emplovei to pay 3 cents a day, slaughtered or to be slaughtered at such slaughter-house (14) No disciplinary action to he taken against any workers 6 The person in charge of any slaughter-house shall clean the without an mquiry by the management The Union to slaughtei-house daily and keep it at all times in a sanitary condition. have the light to be represented at the mquiry, 7 No person who js suffering from or has suffered from any (15) If on any day a worker is sent away without work after'he contagions, cutaneous, cr infectious disease, or has been m attend­ comes to the mill he s h o u ld 'b e paid half day’s wages ance on any person suffering from such disease shall be permitted (16) Payment for extra work on Sundays liko cleaning the bythepersomn charge o f any slaughter-house to enter the slaughter­ piemises. &c house or to take part m the slaughtering of any animal until the (17) Wages to bo paid weekly and on the evening of the last day periods of infection and incubation have elapsed of the week Workers should not be asked to come on 8 It shail be lawful for the Chairman 'oi any officer authorised Sundays to get their wages and be made to wait 4 or 6 by the Chauman, in writing at all reasonable times to enter and hours for the same inspect any slaughtei-house, an/d the person m charge o f the slaugh­ ter-house shall permit the Chairman or such officer to make such The decisions recorded were as follows — inspection, and shall render all such assistance as maybe necessary (1) The Union to be recognized by the proprietor only after 9 In these by-laws—- registration Any dispute ansnig in the meanwhile to be “ Chairman ” means the Chairman o f the Committee; refeiied to the Controllei o f Labour for arbitration “ Committee ” means the Village Committee. (2) and (3) An increase of 10 per cent, in wages to be given on the 10 The by-laws published m G a z e t t e N o. 7,695 of Maich 1, 1929, wages paid prior to June 1,1941 A 5 per cent war bonus and therein called “ Rules ” , are hereby amended, in so far as they to be paid from the day the workers returned to work relate to this ■> ffiage area by the rescission o f by-laws 21, 62, and 63, hut this amount would be given only at the enli of the month provided’ the workers h a v e, extended the usual co-operation and corned out then duties with the same M L A —B 1843/L. D — B 286/40 diligence as they have displayed m the past. . (4) Any overtime work to be paid at 14 cents per hour. T h b S m a l l T o w n s S a n i t a b y O b d i s t a n c e (5) A woikmg week to be six days, but workers should agiee to BY-LAW for the towns of Dambulla, Rattota, and Aluvihare woik even on Sundays on normal ratos o f pay when urgent made by the Sanitary Board o f the Matale District of the Central orders have to be executed. Province, under section 16 (2) of the Small Towns Sanitary Ordinance (6) One extra hand to be given when four or less than four (Chapter 197), and approved by the Governor by virtue of the expellers are at work Two extra hands to be given when powers vested in him by that section over four expellers are at work. Night work to be earned on with the staff provided as in the past S W R D B andabanaikk , (7) This demand was not acceded to. Minister for Local Administration (8) One horn’s interval to be given for the midday meal. The Colombo, July 21, 1941. ♦ workers should make their own arrangements for this id By -law rotation. No person shall sell or expose for sale any article whatsoevei on (9) This demand was not acceded to any waste or pubho land vested in or under the control of the (10) Compensation m case of accidents arising during the course Sanitary Board of the Matale District and situated within the town of employment to be paid in terms of the Workmen’s of Dambulla, Rattota or Aluvihare. except with a permit a that Compensation Ordinance behalf from the Chairman of the Sanitary Board and except in (11) No deductions to be made in future foi temple or churoh accordance with such conditions as the Chairman may. m his upkeep and for Wesak treats discretion, specify in the permit (12) The workers are to be paid 20 cents extra as at present for night work (13) Any relief to be given to workers m case of illness to be itAL Disputes (Conciliation) Obdinanoe, left to the good-will of the employer . Ckapteb 110 (14) Disciplinary action to betaken only after mquiry and 'the THE'report sent to tthe Controller o f Labour, under section 6 (2) Union will be allowed to be represented by a responsible of the above Ordinance by the Conciliation Board established under person at such mquiry. . , the-above Ordinance and to which the disputes which had arisen (15) Workers to be informed within one hour of their arrival if between the Proprietor of the Luckshimi Oil Mills. Peliyagoda, and work is available or not. They should not await the the Luckshimi Oil Mill Workers’ Union as representing the labourers proprietor’s arrival at the mills. on strike was referred in order that it may endeavour to effect a (16) This-was not acceded to. , . 1. settlement is hereby published m terms o f section 7 o f the above (17) W ages, to be paid, on Sundays , as usual. Cleaning of Ordinance. machinery, premises.and payment of wages to be completed 2. The representatives o f the parties, namely, Mr. Suppiah by 9 a m every Sunday Chettiar Sathasivam, Manager of the Luckshimi Oil Mills and Mr R. A. D Joseph, Secretary of the.LuckBhimi.Oil Mill Workers’ These decisions were accepted by the parties to the disputes. It Union respectively are required to state m writing, ui terms of was further decised that work at the Mills should be started at section 7 (2) of the above Ordinance, to the Controller of Labour 6 a u . on Monday, July 14' within fourteen days after the-date of publication of this notice, • The following points were also discussed and the decisions recorded whether they accept or reject the settlement reported j are as follows — , - • 's.Vn (1) No strikers to be victimized for taking part in the strike . j ' F . C. Gimson, (2) “ Black-legs ” to be discontinued. Colombo, July 12, 194}. s Controller of Labour. (3) Re-employment of all workers on strike. VNRepprt. (4) No stnke to be called out m future without fij-st making We were appointed a Board in terms o f section 4 (5) of the representation to the employer and the labour Department. Industrial Dispute (Conciliation) Ordinance, Chapter 110, to inquire Due notice must be given to the employer and the Controller into the dispute which had arisen between the Proprietor of the of/Labour of a strike. Luckshimi Oil Mills, Peliyagoda (Mr. Puvulmgam Chettiar) and (5) StnkerB not to harass or mtnnidate workers who refused to t-he Luckshimi Oil Mill Workers’ Union.. participate m the strike. The-.Board held its first sitting at ,2 p m . on July, 11, 1941, m ■ C. B. Kumabasinha,- Room No. 116, Secretariat Building at which all the members were - Chairman. present 7 , 1 ' . *. The Workers! Union forwarded 1941, to the B a s il O. P u l l e n a y a g a M, Proprietor making certain demands but received no r&ply'-to this Proprietor’s Representative. A second.letter was sent on June 18, 1941, containing 17 demands M. G M enu is, , and ,a .reply to .it was ^requested within, three days. ^/The Union , , Workers’ Union Representative. also had stated m this letter that if a favourable reply was net Colombo, July 12, 1941 1104 Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Atjg 1,1941

MONTHLY statement issu©4 by the Commissioners of Currency, under section 17 of the Paper Currency Ordinance (Cap 291) for the month o f April, 1941 :—

1.—Note Account.

Rs. o. Rs c Total Stook on March 31, 1941 92,847,704 0 In Vault on April 30, 1941 •• 29,088,204 0 Add Notes received in April, 1941 . . 3,750,000 0 In Circulation on April 30, 1941 65,380,000 0

96,597,704 0 Deduct Notes destroyed m April, 1941 2,129,500 0 * ' \ 94,468,204 0 94,468,204 0

t , 2.— Reserve Account.

Rs. c. Rs. c. Notes in circulation 65,380,000 0 Securities at Cost (£ l= R s 13-33) . 58,479,470 27 Excess of Reserve over Notes m circulation • 9,663,180 67 Com in Vault . 14,682,671 34 Cash at Call, Madras 1,881,039 6

75,043,180 67 75,043,180 67

Rs. 3.—Average amount of Notes in circulation during the month .. 65,072,333 Average amount o f Coin m Vault during the month •• .. 14,674,947

4.-—Details of Investments and Securities. Market Value Face Value. Purchase Value. (Sterling at Face Value. (£1—Rs. 13-33) (£ l= R s. 13-33) Rate of the Day.) £. 3» d . Rs. c. Rs. e. Rs. o. Colonial and other Securities 1,562,531 12 9 20,833,755 17 21,162,729 14 .. 21,701,429 27 National Defence Loan, 3 per cent., 1954/58 130,000 0 0 1,733,333 33 1,690,834 78 .. 1,750,217 62 Funding Loan, 2£ per cent., 1956/61 148,444 13 9 . 1,979,262 50 . 1,730,114 94 .. 1,816,409 20 Funding Loan, 2§ per cent., 1952/57 i 72,419 8 2 965,592 11 906,966 50 943,778 70 Conversion Loan, 3 per cent., 1948/53 .. • 230,000 0 0 3,066,666 67 .. 3,079,522 39 .. 3,104,165 81 Conversion Loan* 5 per cent., 1944/64 . 40,815 0 8 544,200 44 591,818 0 575,217 2 War Loan, 3 per cent., 1955/59 53,005 0 8 706,733 78 708,383 39 706,587 31 Indian Stock, Sterling 195 4 2 1,669 44 1,807 41 1,792 55 Indian Treasury Bills .. 3,125,000 0 . 3,118,960 94 3,118,960 94 Indian Stock, Rupee .. 24,763,900 0 25,488,332 78 .. 25,594,306 12

Total 57,$20,113 44 ' 58,479,470 27 . . 59,312,864 54

, . H.J.HTr£HAM,Fmanc.al.Secretary \commissioners of C. H . Co ll in s, Deputy Chief Secretary > Cnrrenov Currency Office, C. E . J o n es, Deputy Financial Secretary J noy' Colombo, July 26, 1941. '

NOTICES CALLING FOB TENDERS. Tenders for Supply of Sleepers. THE Chairman, Tender Board, General Treasury, P O Box 500, Department of Medical and Sanitary Services. Colombo, will r e c e iv e tenders up to 12 n o o n o n Tuesday, August 19, FRESH tenders are invited for the supply of provisions to the 1941, for the supply of 2,000 local Broad Gauge Sleepers m Satin- Mantivu Leper Asylum. wood, Milla or Palu o f the dimensions of 9' by 10" by 6" (rejected railway sleepers). 2 Tenders close for the above service at the General Treasury Tenders should be made o n forms obtainable on application at 12 noon on August 12, 1941. Applications for tender* forms from the Harbour Engineer from whom all particulars on the should reach the undersigned by J r M. on August 11' subject can be obtained For further particulars, please see Ceylon Government Gazette H. J L. Leiqh-Clare, No 8,748 of May 23, 1941 , Chairman, Colombo Port Commission. Office of the Colombo Port Commission,, S. F. Ch e l l a p p a h ,' Colombo, July 28, 1941 Director of Medical and Sanitary Services. Colombo July 26,1941. , Ceylon Government,Railway. TENDERS are hereby invited forjthe Collection and Delivery of Salt from the imder-mimtionedj^alterns' to Railway station and/or distributmg/jtfe«ots and/or padda boats THE Chairman, Tender Board, General Treasury, P. O Box 500, for one year from NpVemkerl/194R-stfBjee#,to the conditions which Colombo, will leceive tenders up to 12 noon on Tuesday, August 26, can be had on application^at^^^-eifice of the General Manager of 1941, for a contract for the conveyance of mails by motor omnibus the Railway, Colombo •— . or lorry for two years and five months from March 1, 1942, between the General Post Office, Colombo, and Hanwella Post Office and (a) From Palavi or Puttalam Saltern to Udappu Stores — The Salt intermediate offices Department will weigh and deliver into boats. The Tenders should be made on forms obtainable on application from contractor to arrange transport, unload, weigh and deliver the Postmaster-General from whom all particulars on the subject * a^ Udappu. Average transport— 3,000 cwt. of can be obtained d Karativu Salterns.—The Salt Department 'eigh and deliver into boats. The contractor ‘to General Post Office, J P A p p l e b y , ;e for transport and deliver into Railway wagons at , Colombo, July 28, 1941. Postmaster-General Average transport 40,000 cwt. per annum.

\ Pabt I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 1941 1105

(c) Nilavelt Saltern — The Salt Department will weigh and 6 Tenders are to be made upon forms which will bo supplied at deliver salt into motor lornes at the Platform gate and the Education Office, Kandy, and no tender will be considered unless the contractor will arrange for—■ it is on the recognized form Tender forms will he issued till noon (i ) the transport, weighing and emptying of the salt into on August 9, 1911 Trmcomalee Stores and return of the empty bags i . All alterations and erasures on tenders must be initialled by to Nilaveli Saltern— Average 20,000 cwt. per the tenderer. annum. S. A deposit of Rs 10 will be required to be made at the Educa­ (n ) to transport, weigh and deliver at the Trmcomalee tion Office, Kandy, or at a Kaehcheri, and a receipt produced for the Railway Station— Average 30,000 cwt. per annum. same before any form o f tender is issued Should any person (d) Battiealoa Railway Station to Battiealoa Stores.— The con­ decline or fail to enter into the agreement and bond, or fail to furnish tractor will arrange to take delivery of and trans­ approved security within 10 days o f receiving notice m writing that port m motor lorries at an average of three wagon loads his tender has been accepted, such deposits will be forfeited to the o f salt per diem containing 396 bags (594 cwt.) salt, Crown Notice o f the acceptance o f the tender will he deemed to weigh and empty the salt into the Battiealoa Stores, have been received by the tenderer if it has been sent hy post bundle up the empty bags and give delivery of it at the addressed to, or left at, the address given by the tenderer All Battiealoa Railway Station— Average 20,000 cwt per other deposits will be returned upon signature o f a contract. annum 0 Each tender must be accompanied by a letter signed by two (r) M annar Station to Mannar Stoi es —The contractor to unload responsible persons whose addresses must be given, engaging to from wagons at Mannar Station, load into carts, transport, become sureties for the due fulfilment o f the contract weigh and empty the salt in t o Mannar Stores, bundle up 10. I f required, samples must be deposited. the empty bags and give delivery o f the bags at the Mannar Station—Average 5,000 cwt per annum 11. The successful tenderer will be required to make a security deposit o f Rs. 300 in respect of each of the works (i) to (3), and All tenders should reach the Office o f the Chairman, Tender Board, Rs. 50 for (4). General Treasury, Colombo, not later than midday, on Tuesday, 12. No tender will be considered unless in respect of it, all the August 26, 1941 conditions above laid down have been strictly fulfilled 13. The Government reserves to itself the right, without question, General Manager’s Office, W. G H nxs, o f rejecting any or all tenders, and the right o f accepting any portion Colombo, July 2S, 1941 Goneral Manager o f a tender. 14. No contract may be assigned or sub-let without the authority o f the Tender Board. The Government reserves to itself the right to refuse to recognize a power o f attorney issued by a contractor to THE Superintendent of Mahara Ptison, Ragama, will receive any person authorising him to carry on the contract on the tenders for the supply of the following to, and delivered at Mahara contractor’s behalf. Prison for a period of 1 year from October 1,1941, to September 30, 1942.— 15 The Director o f Education may, for reasons which appear to him sufficient, givo notice in writing o f his objection to the employ­ (i ) Broom handles ment, by the contractor, o f any person specified m such notice, and (n ) Green coconut husks no such person shall he employed by the contractor. All tenders which should be in sealed envelopes marked “ Tender 16 A tenderer who has not previously held a Government for the supply of Broom Handles ” or “ Tender for the supply of contract when applying for such tender forms, should furnish the Green Coconut Husks ” , as the case may be, should reach the officer issuing-forms with a written statement giving his full name Supermtendent of Mahara Prison by 12 noon on August 23, 1941 and permanent address, stating in which district or districts he The successful tenderers will be required to furnish (a ) cash owns landed property or other interests Tho extent o f landed security m Rs 50 foi the due peiformanee of the contract and (6) property and the nature and the extent of other interests should Rs 10 stamp duty for the agreement and bond also be given. A tenderer who has carried out Government contracts Eui ther particulars as to approximate quantities required, variety with any Department should state the name o f such Department and quality acceptable and delivery requirements may be obtamed and the district in which the service was xendered. from the undersigned 17. The contract shall be entered into by the contractor with the Head o f the Department acting for and on behalf of His Majesty Mahara Puson, C P B r o h ie e , Ragama, July 26, 1941 Supermtendent, Mahara Prison the King, and the designation of such officer shall mean and include tho officer for the time Being holding such office and his successois m office for the time being under the Government of Ceylon 18. Tho successful tenderer will he reqmiod to employ only THE Superintendent of Prison, Negombo, will receive tenders Ceylon labouiers m carrying out the work tendered for (under sealed cover maiked “ Tenders for Green coconut husks and The employment o f Ceylonese labourers m carrying out the work ■ Madampe cane ” ) up to 12 noon on August 25, 1941, for supplying tendered for will be made a condition of the contract and tho failure the following to, and delivered at Negombo Prison, for a period of on the part o f the successful tenderer to fulfil this condition will Be 12 months commencing from October 1, 1941, to September 30, treated as a breach of the tonne of the contract, and will render the 1942 contract liable to cancellation Provided, however, that m exceptional circumstances the Head 11) Oieen coconut husks, mednim size or above but piot small o f the Department with whom the contract is entered into may Tenders to bo on the basis of a rate per the husks of 1,000 peimit the contractor to employ non-Ceylonese labourers previously coconuts approved by him m writing with the concurrence o f tho Treasuiy 12) Madampe cane, suitable foi basket making, minimum The employment of non-Coylonese labourers without such anpioi al length 12 feet, maximum circumference } inch and mini­ and concurrence is forbidden mum circumference 1 inch Tenders should be calculated The term “ Ceylonese ” shall mean and include all poisons bom m on the basis of a rate per 1,000 canes Samples should be Ceylon and no others. forwarded with quotations 1 19. Any further information can be obtained on application at The successful tenderer will be required to furnish cash security tho Education Office, Kandy Rs. 50 and to enter into an agieement affixing a stamp to the value of R s 10 Any further particulars and conditions o f contract Education Office, L McD. Roeisox, can be obtained from the undersigned Colombo, July 24, 1941. Pnector of Education.

H M Prison, C. A. H. K eusteman, Negombo, July 29, 1941 Superintendent, Negombo Prison THE Tender Board, Government Factory, Kolonnawa, will leceive tenders up to 2 30 p M on Wednesday, August 27, 1941, for supplying and delivering at Dehiwala bridge 5J■ mile Colombo- Education Department. Galle road, bora iog.4, hora struts, beams, and coconut piles, &e TENDERS aro heiebi invited for the undermentioned services 2 Tenders should be firm and subject to no vanation for fluctuation m prices Construction. 3. Tenders must be sent strictly m accordance with the Condi­ 0 ) N/Harangala Mixed School— Replacement jn Kotmale. tions of Tender on forms obtamable from the Accountant, Govern­ (2) .N/Kalapitiva New School buildings in Kotmale. ment Factory, Kolonnawa Any further mfoimation can be (3) MT/Akuramboda Central S chool— New buildings and other obtained from tho Outstation Works Manager, Govornment Factory, improvements, Matale District Kolonnawa ’ll KG/Ekmyagala Mixed School— Repairs m Kegalia District. Failure to comply with the conditions o f tendei will render the tender liable to rejection 2. Separate tenders should be submitted m respect o f each 4 Tender forms will be issued up to 4 30 p m on Friday, August school 22, 1941 3. All tenders should be in duplicate and sealed under one cover and should be addressed to— 5 The intending tenderer must deposit Rs 25 at the P. W D Head Office, Colombo, or at any Kachehen outside Colombo and The Chairman, Tender Board, hand over the receipt to the Accountant, Government Factory, Education Office, Malabar street, Kandy. Kolonnawa, before te n d e r forms are issued -t Tenders should either be deposited in the tender box m ,the 6 No tender deposit will be returned until the specification Education Office, Kandy, or sent through the post under registered cover. and agreement issued with the tender form have been returned intact to the Accountant, Government Factory, Kolonnawa, from 5 Tenders should be m arked “ Tender for the Construction of whom they were received. Harangala school replacement” , as the case may be, in the left "?P corner o f the envelope, and should reach the Chairman, Public Works Office, A J R Sohaubhouivel, Tender Board, Education Office, Kandy, not later than midday Colombo, July 29, 1941. for Director o f Public Works. on August 1 2 , 1941 1106 Part I. (General) - CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Ato . 1, 1941

THE Tender Boaid P VV D , Head Office, Colombo, will receive TENDERS are invited for the supply of “ Seed Paddy ” of the tenders up to 11am on Wednesday, August 27, 1941, for tlio variety pure line ^ellai lllankalavan, 680 bushels, to the Walawe construction of tho following buildings at the Now Agricultural Left Bank Colonization Scheme Station, Horana.— 2 All tenders should be m duplicate and sealed under one cover, and should be addressed to the Assistant Government Agent, (а ) Quarters for Socond Clerk, Hambantota, and deposited either m the tender box m the Hamban- (б) Milk room with verandah, tota Kachchen, or be sent through post under registered cover. (c) Rat-proofed store for seed paddy, and 3 Tenders should be marked “ Tender for supplying seed paddy (d) Lavatories for the office of the Divisional Agricultural Office!. for the Walawe Left Lank Colonization Scheme ’ in the left hand comer of the envelope and should reach the Assistant Government 2 Tenders should be him and subject to no variation for Agent, Hambantota, not latei than midday on August 20, 1941. fluctuation m puces 4 The tenders are to be made upon foim s which will be supplied upon application at the Hambantota Kachchen, and no tender 3 Tenders must be sent strictly in accordance with the conditions of tender on forms obtainable from tho Executive Engineer, Colombo will be considered unless it is on the recognized form South, Toirmgton square, Colombo, from whom all particulars f> All alterations and erasures m tenders must be initialled by and information can be obtained and at whose office plans can be the tenderers seen. 6 A deposit o f Rs 10 will be required to be made eithei at the failure to comply with the conditions of tondor will tendec the Treasury oi a Kachchen and a receipt produecd,for the samo before tender liable to rejection. any form of tender is issued Should any person decline or fail to 4 Tender forms will be issued up to 4 30 p M on Friday, August cntei into tho contract and bond, or fail to furnish approved security 22, 1941, only to those whose'names appear in tho P W. D. Register within tlnee days o f leceivmg notice m writing that his tender has of Contractors registered for building works been accepted, such doposit will be forfeited to the Crown Notice o f acceptance o f tender will be deemed to have been received by the 5. Intendmg ^tenderers who have contracts already m hand tenderer if it has been sent by post addressed to, or loft at, the should obtain certificates of progress of works in hand from the address given by the tenderer All deposits o f unsuccessful tenderei s respective Superintending Engmeers m sufficient tune, to submit them to the Executive Engineer boforo issue of tender foims. will be letumucl upon signatuie of contracts 6 The intending tenderer must deposit Rs. 50 at the 3? W. D 7. Each teudei must be accompanied by a letter signed by two Head Office, Colombo, or at any Kachchori outside Colombo, and responsible persons, whose addresses must be givon, engaging to become security for the due fulfilment of the contiact hand over the receipt to tho Executive Engmooi before tendor forms are issued. 8 Samples o f paddy should he deposited at the time the tenders 7 No tender deposit will be returned until tho specification are submitted Paddy should bo delivered at the Walawe Left and agreement issued with the tender form have boen leturned Bank Beragama Colony by September 1 5, 1941 The total quantity intact to , the Executive Engineei from whom thoy were required is 680 bushels received 9 Sufficient sureties will be inquired to join m a bond for the due fulfilment o f the contract Tho amount of secunty required A.'J R SOHABBNOtriVEI., will be Rs 100 All other nocessary information can be ascertained , Public Works Office, for Directoi of Public Works. upon application to the Assistant Government Agent, Hambantota. Colombo, July 29, 1941 10. No tendbr will be considered unless m respect of it all conditions above laid down have been strictly fulfilled 11 The Assistant Government Agent, Hambantota, reserves to hnnseli the right without question of rejecting any or all tenders, and the right of accepting any portion of a tender THE Tender Board, P. W D Head Office, Colombo, will receive 12 The contract may not be assigned or sublet without tho tenders up to 11 A M on Wednesday, August 27, 1941, for Light authority o f the Assistant Government Agent, Hambantota Construction Ward of 20 beds, Galle Hospital1 13 The Assistant Government Agent, Hambantota, may for 2 Tenders should be firm and subject to no variation for reasons which may appear to him sufficient give notice m writing fluctuation in prices. , o f his objection to the employment by the contractor of any person 3. Tendersmust be pent strictly in accordance with the conditions specified in such notice, and no such peison shall be employed by o f tendei on forms obtainable from the Executive Engineer, Galle, the contractor from whom all particulars and information can be obtained and 14 A tenderei who has not previously held a Government at whose office plans can be seen. eontiact when applying foi tender forms should furnish the officer Failure to comply with the conditions o f tendei will render the issuing the forms with a written statement giving his full name tender liable to rejection and permanent address stating m -which district or districts he owns 4. Tender forms will be issued up to 4 30 r M on Friday, August landed property, oi othei metrests The extent of landed property 22, 1941, only to those whose names appear m the P. W D Register and the nature and extent o f other interests should also be given. o f Contractors registered for building works A tenderer who has carried out contracts with Government Depart­ ments but not m the division or district concerned in the notice 5. Intendmg tenderers who have contracts already in 'hand calling for tenders should state m which division or district and should obtain certificates o f progress o f works m hand from the with which Department he has held conti acts respective Superintending Engmeers m sufficient time to submit them to the Executive Engineer before issue of tender.forms. UJ. *» U11UUCU £ Compensation'Ordinance, No 19 of 1934. 6 The mtending tenderer must deposit Rs 25 at the P. W. D. Head Office, Colombo, or at any Kachehew outside Colombo, and 16 Tho successful tenderer will be \equired, to employ only hand over the receipt to the Executive Engineer before tender Ceylonese, labourers m^carrying out the work tendered for The forms are issued. ■ employment of only Ceylonese labourers m carrying out the work tendered for will be made a condition o f the contract and the failure 7 No tender deposit will be returned until the specification and on the part of the successful tenderer to fulfil this condition-will be- agreement issued with the tender form have been returned intact ■ treated as-a breach of the terms of the contract and will render the to the Executive Engineer from whom‘they were received ontract liable to cancellation

T H. Leader, The Kachchen, Public Works Office. for Director of Public Works. Hambantota, July 26, 1941 C. SlTT AMP ARAM, Colombo,’ July 29, 1941 Assistant Government Agent

THE Supenntendent of Prison, Galle, will receive tenders (under (under sealed cover and marked “ Tender for Hi,ska sealed cover and marked “ Tender for Green Coconut Husk and/ up to 12 noon' on August 28. 1941, for the sunnlv of ^ et- A or Madampe Cane” on the left hand top corner o f the envelope) and delivered at, Badulla Prison for a h® fodowingto ,, up to 12 noon on Tuesday, August 26, 1941, for the supply o f the commencing from October 1, 1941/^te September 30,“ following to. and delivered at, Galle Prison, for a period of 12 months, commencing from October 1, 1941, to September 30, 1942 :— Sho'ffii^quote0^0^^^^!^©^^^)1^!? h Z " ^ but n0t ^ (1) Green coconut husks (medium size, or above hut not small. Tenders to he on the basis o f a rate per the husks of 1,000 Kahata,leenTmnannd°r AU erivT^o^ * K ° U\ ^ 'M0M coconuts). Of hard green wood suitable in the opinion o f 0t^,er 8p?Cr® (2) Madampe cane, suitable for basket making (minimum "use as mallets and should conform to the fo llo w ^ und®rsigned ,fo length 12 feet, maximum circumference J inch, and mini­ not less than 10" nor more than 1 °" h f c ~ ? g Speclfica;tl0rl; mum circumference £ inch. Tenders should be calculated on the basis of a rate per 1,000 canes. Samples should be " o S S 48" m l6^ th Q u o t a t i r Z y dhe°mad forwarded with quotations) The successful tenderer will be required to furnish cash security a m o f Rs. 50 and to enter into an agreement affixing a stamp.to'the value The successful tenderer will be reauimrl tn ' ’ , ’o f Rs 10. Any further particulars and conditions of contract'can of Rs . 25 and to enter into an a Z e m e n t i f i f “ T i be obtained bn application to the undersigned. value of«, Rs. b. 10.ob,.„s Any further .pphofctr as ate sta“ r p s t0 * V ' ' W. O. Stevens, H. M Prison, Superintendent of Prison, Galle Galle, July 28, 1941. Badulla, July 27, 1941 E* Gunaratne, for Superintendent o f Prison. Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 1941 1107

, UNOFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. Auction Sale. The Colombo Hotels Company, Limited. UNDE fgage decree m ,D 0 , Colombo, No. 48 M B.» WHKREAS Eugenie Matilda Samarasmglie, the administratrix I shall syJH5y public auction the erty belonging to the defend- of the estate of Francis Durand Sktgjarasmghe, late of Agalawatta,' ants on Tuesday, Auguflt ' spot at 5 r M — All that deceased has appliedRk)) th^C/irtirtors o f the above-named Company premises bearing No 40Ld>i thereon in Symonds road, 2nd Division. Maradana, for tho issue m her(lLnne o f duplfta^e certificates m respect of 30 iombo Municipality, in extent AA^Ku). P 5 Ej shares numbered 394/417 and S03P/8ii44 registered m the name of rom Q' Sevaprakasam, Esq.. the said Fianmsljturand Samgjaslngj^e, deceased the originals of ProotoiuSCqTjEjiie Court, M C CONTAH, which aro tp^tw-o begs mislaid, lost, or destroyed: 221, ■yt Notice is heretw gfven that, if irnthS jpvo weeks heieof no claim is I x -rVoctioner & Broker made to or no objection lodabcLwtirae-iinde'fsigiied, tho Directors will proceed to deal with such^ppJUcation for duplicate certificates the originals of which wdUsie'Jleemed to have been cancelled Auction Sale.; UNDl^'mortga(»;e - decree____ _ un D C^AoKyAfcio, No 271, M.B., T h e Colom bo H otels Co , L t d , shall self by public auetioi^ the following pmperties belonging to T S R o w e , the defendants, on Wednesday Axt&ppt 941, at the spot at Colombo, July 29, 1941. Secrotai y 5 p m . —All that aUotmerif'Af 1 wiyL—1 he buildings thereon bearing Nos 132, 136, 138/12, 14~if5>'fU»20, 25, 28, 30 and 142, / Dematagoda road, Maradana^wd^^^rTne Colombo Municipality n The Selinsmg Rubber\;ompany, Limited. m extent A 0 R 2 P 8’50 TuRpartiouJars fiom R, Muttusnmy, Esq , Proctoi, Supreme Court, Colombo AJHEREAS Eugenie Matfiha Samarasu ip/^the administratrix of the bstate of Francis Durand Ssfe^ra^t fe, late of Agalawatta, M C CoNXAir, deceased, has applied inecabrs o f thi ibove-named Company 221, Hulftsdorp, Auctioneer and Broker. for the issue in hei nai duplicate leases ,m respect of 60 shares numbeied 3005 register^ name_ o f the said Francis Durand ghe, .d&4i originals o f which are J j p y ' Auction Sale. represented to hi islaidVljjit|5i des; Notice is hereby UlSrD£|Lnnoitgage deuce m D. C , Colombo, No. 271, M.B., given that if with] weeks "liecab'liQ*) is made to or no I shajj-gell by public auction the following piopeities belonging objection lodged undprsicjrfed. the s will proceed to>Ke defendants on Saturday, August 30, 1941, at their respective to deal with such application for _____irfificates the originals spots commencing fiom 10 a m y-All undivided 3/7th and of which will be deemed to" have^e^dSncelled an undivided 1/5th o f 1/71/fl shai/qpthAdWhd called Napirjttehen- Ca r s o n & Co m pa n y , L t d , yaya, Annasigalahenyayia^Atinukagalahenyaya, Tuttinhenyaya, Agents and Secietaries. Bandarahenyaya, Ellagawahena andGiilgeehgieiia alia s Galgoda Haiessa,situated and lymgin tjT^**dl^^Po§sel]a m theUda pattuwa T h e Se lin sin g R u b b e r Co m p a n y , Lt d Colombo July 29, 1941 of Kuruwiti korale m the X k S $ ie t o f Ratnapura, m extent A 42 R 2 P 29 (%) Ad that allotment of land called Annasigala- hena, situated m Pu&sella village-in Uda pattuwa north Kuiuwiti korale aforesaid, m extent A I f R 0 P 11 Full particulars from J) 9 , The Damblagolla Rubber Estate, Limited. R Muttusamy, Es<^, Proctor /Supreme Court, Colombo N($TJGE is hereby given that an Extrhoidmary General Meetmg of thtfabove-nained Company will beJield at the Registered Office ' 1 M C Coniah, of the Company, Chaitered Bank buildings, Queen street, Fort, 221, Hulftsdorp. i JV) Auctioneer and Biokor. Colombo, on Wednesday. Augustp .7 at 2 30 in the afternoon for the purpose o f con ^ orm rf^ A d ^ rth g jjg lit fit, passing the \ — L following lesolution as aifSf&diai R®ohj Auction Sale under Mortgage Decree. ' That the Directors be am L'jKe^are hereby authonsed to J\iD ‘iH ouse Pioperty at Thirnbi riqasyaya Road. arrange for the sale eithOTby public auction or by private treaty free o f encumbrances o f the whole or any part or In the District Court of Colombo. i parts o f Damblagolla estate m the Kegalla District Suadaram Chettiar, sor^ of Suppramaniam Chcttiftr of 161, containing approximately 418 acres of which 306 acres Sea street, Colombo Plaintiff. more or less are planted m rubber as a going concern such No 11,958-M Vs. sales to be upon such terms m such maimer and subject to such conditions as tho Directiois shall m their absolute Simeon BotejuW igasyaya io a d , discretion think fit and for such purposes to sign and Colombo ,P Defendant. execute all such agieements deeds and documents and do B Y virtue of a ci on issued 0 o dgp in the above case for all such acts deeds matters or things as maybe requisite or the recovery of the s 4,768 71, interest and, costs of suit, necessaiy for carrying any such sale oi sales into effect ” I shall sell by public ai n, on SojpaMyT'Sugus? 23, 1941, at the spot at 4 p M. i t ' By order of She Board, All that divided one haliqJorlio, £ landicyth allthebuildings, M yckw oods, L im it e d trees, and plantations standing irSREi.maiJaednetter A in plan and Agents and Secretaries bearing assessment formerly^ 657/33 and-presently No 186, Dated at Colombo, this 1st day of August, 1941 Thimbirigasyaya road, from and out 'of the^eaaterfi portion o f the land called Delgahawatta,sitd»*ed at Narahenpita m tho Pallepnttu o f Salpiti korale, withm the Municipality and District o f Colombo, & $ y ' Western Province, which said divided i portion marked letter A ^ y ^ The Walapane Tea Company, Limited. is bounded on the north by Thimbirigasyaya high road,, on the NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting east by the remaining one half portion of the same land marked akove-named Company will be held at the Registered-Office letter B and bearing assessment No 656/32, bolongjng to Loku- of the Company, Chartered Bank buildings, Quegn street Eoit, rallage Don Lewis, on the south and west by Nugagahawatta o f Colombo, on Wednesday, Augus-t 27, L941 at JX o’clock tin tho Prangige Thomis Pcrera and others, containing m extent f , . *- the “.t v JPJ UJ ^ P 0S® Gof . vY/J GOi^^rin^an^r^thought I fit, passing A 0 R 0 P 12 0 9 / 1 oo he following resolution as a S]t Further partifeulars fiom K T. Chittampalam, Esq., Proctor, That the Directors be and they are J rffthorised to arrange Supreme Court, Colombo for the sale for east ana " isnCumbrances of tho whole C A K rishnaeajah , or any part, or parts' ..ofL^Wa] a pane estate containing o f F r a n c is F K rishnapillai an d S ons, approximately 490 a eyes o f which 359 acres more or less 167, Hulftsdorp Auctioneer and Broker are planted m tea as a gomg concern such sales to be upon such terms m such manner and subject to such conditions as the Djrectois shall m their absolute discretion Auction Sale. flunk fit and foi such ^purposes to sign and execute all JER'mortgage deciee m case No. 7,364, D C , Colombo, such agreements deeds and documents and do all such agiyns't G D. Diyoms Appuhamy of Sedawatta, sale on August 26, acts deeds matters or things as may be lecjuisite or 194L a t 5 p m at the spot for the recovery of Rs 15,558 60 and necessary for carrying any such sale or sales mto effect55 furjrapmmtAapt .l^j^Rs^/SOO ®ai{ July 25, 1941. The and -tlia_ property of Company disposed o f b e portion marked “ A ” now bearing assjjgsttjhiit Nos 33g 2, 3 and r>\ -n, adopted, and ' - . 4, Dematagoda road, and 449g 7, SeooptPjiDivision, Maradana, is Y-) "hat the affairs o f the Company have beon fully and fairly a divided portion and not ™ .qudimdjfrf p,rrt infr as published. wound up. ' A E I l l in g w o r t h , M cH e y z e r , Colombo, July, 28 1941 Liquidator. 250 1/1, Hulftsdorp. ictionear and Broker 1108 Part I. (General) - - CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug 1, 1941

Auction Sale under Mortgage Decree in Case No. ll,885yM.B., Auction Sale. / i D. C., Colombo. In the District Court o f Negombo J, v opariy at Lady'ttabpkfl- lioaa Kntultj (1) PanA'Lana Veeyanna Kadiresan x Chettiar o f Colombo,' BY vutde o f a commi^sionliegiiiecl to me m the above ease, J shall (•3/T'Anantha Narayana Iyar Gan’apathy Iyer by his attornoy soli by'pu.bhe auction on. Thursday. August 28, 1041, at 4.30 r m Pena Reena Pena Reena Narayanan Chettiar, presently of at 7, Wilson stieot, Hulftsdorp, Colombo^the pi operty, .’to^ wit — Kandaramamkkam m In dia'. .. Plaintiffs. An imdivided jth pai^pr'aliarby o/re.11 t^oHer iw d uiifliYtdod sixth No 11,075 Vs , paits or shares of an m one Aindj^?ed thud, jfart oi share of all that allotment ol land»»aUecl'lWalauwa wattS and an undivided fth (1) Ponnamperumage MarLa\Jacolvn^Fernando, ifegal represen­ part or share of an undivided portion, in exVimv-'K 1 P 4 of and all tative of the estate of her )ius'h;it!rl,i.MjHlapuli Aratchiralalage that one undivided sixth jw-rt or share of^ nd m all that, said one Don Jusey Appuhamy, deceased, o p Lunuwila, debtoi, (2) undivided thud pait. of aU/tmat s®d|allotment of land Jayasuriyakuranage Juwakmu Pedro Perera o f Katuneriya called Walauwawatta(aijcliui nn<1 /.jh *thd”said undivided (dead). (2a) Ja\rasuriyakuranage John Perera o f Katuneuya. ^rd part of the said allotment ol lani.V 'lg fiv.d VVtfku'iwaxy ail a. which administrator of the estate of the 2 nd defendant, deceased, said allotment is situat’edYt SivJmrbal^gasteHM^ithin the town and Puisne Encumbrancer, (3) Seena Sowanna Rawanna Mana Gravetsol Kandy m the Central tiovinop^fTextent A 10 R1 P 16, Ramasamy Chettiar of Kandaramamkkam m India, pre­ together with the buildings standin^ttreicon hearing assessment sently of Yeenthatte Paseen District, Rangoon, Bui- Nos 13, 14, and 213 (excluding therefrejm a divided oxtent of A 1 R 3 ma A si fS?) . / '"Defendants. P 15 acquired by the for the cemetery) Prior Registration UNDER decrd«®lteij80/w. tire above case' and by virtue "of the A 63/148, Kandy ordei to sell issued lo'us for tl^e dictvery from the 1 st defendant 161, Hulftsdorp, A V Pereka, as legal representative 'of tjie estate of thelate Madappuli Aratchige Colombo, Auctioneer and Rroker Don Jusey Appuhamy, decease^ by thgtlst plaintiff and the 3rd defendantmfuKs/ 2 ^ 5 0 at -U?per odht Annum from February 28, ValuabWHousos called Greenyards, 44, EhbankRaad, Haveloc'leicVV Town,o 1939, to Mardn 4,^ 1940, aifoYtrinJIyifteT m ’9' per pent per annum I t~.a,nd/Pathmasana7n, 21, Frederica Road. Wcllawatta on the aggregate aipoilnt tiR payment mfiilk^gSshall sell by public v " s ' In the District Court o f Colombo auction at the respective spots on/Bfed^SedHyTAugust 27 1941, the undcr-mcntionecl propertiKj^mdJtiJsged as«a primary mortgage and Thq^Commissioners of'the Logn-Board Plaintiffs assigned to the 1st and 2if3jpfermt iffe and the 3rd defendant, to wit — 12,131 ‘Vk 1 A t 3 p m —All that land called Hmbotiyawa estate, situated (1) Nesaratnam Woeras ingham, (2) Ponnampalam Weerasmg- at Hmbotiyawa m Otari palata o f the Pitigal korale in the District ham (wife and husband) o f 40, School lan©, Wellawatta, of Chilaw, North-Western Province; and bounded according to Colombo, (3) Santiago Vraspdlai o f Dam s'troet. Colombo, plan No 1,219 dated January 3. 1929, made by Moses Waas, Licen­ assignee of the insolvent estate of the &id dnfia u iant Defendants sed Suiveyoi, on tho north by the land formerly o f Joseph Caldera IN terms of the ordei to(/son fs»«edPtto' i*eTn the above action, now of P C H Dias, east by road and Kalumukalana, south by I shall sell by public auction the linder-meptionad properties, at the Kaluntuk.il.) ml and land o f Wickramasmghe Mudalige Juwanis respective spots on tho dates .and at the ^lirap It.ated below for the Appuhamy Vedarala, and west by land o f WiekramasmgheMudalige recoveiy of tho sum oARa^^.,413 29 (beinjPpfincipal and interest Juwams Appuhamy Vodarala, and by road, containing in extent calculated up to June 30M duo imdeijywt-rrfresper t of bond oi according to the said plan 41 acres and” 12 perches with the buildings obligation and moitgage No PM) d^ted^tugiist 22, L936, attested by and plantations standing thereon, and registered under B 78/278. C M G de Saram of ColomboVNotarv Eiibhc./ljiil sued on in this 2 A t 4 10 p m —All that allotment of land at Lunuwila m action) with intoicst on Rs '23,445 ^QJiq^rate M 5 poregjitiun per Otaia palata aforesaid* bounded c!ji\fhe north by the land purchased anmun from July 1, 1940, till the date df decroo, vi>sston issued to me in D by lots Nos 391 and J, on the south by lot No 8 . and on the wost bv iallercaseNo 22.264. I shall soil i-..r-'A,m.„ _____ o__ *__ lot H I , and containing m oxtent twenty three porches and twenty GallerdaseNo 22,264,1 shall sell bypiiblie auction cn September 13, 1941, commencing at 9 1 m. -at Die spot one hundredths of a pelch (AO R 0 P 23 2 0 / 1 0 0 ) according to the said plan No 1,000a together with the full and free right and liborty All those lots ma.rkedjgVes 1, / Y 5 *6r8* 12, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, at all times hereafter by day and by night and for all purposes with 21, 22, 23, 29, 31, 32, 3 ^ §6 , 37,’38, 40 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, or without horses, carts, carriages, waggons laden or urdaden to pass 48. 49,'51, 53, 57, 58 and 59, with Galle District, and entire land, con___ t n g ^ i ^xtent 28 acres 3 roodi No. 1,148 dated November 6 , 1920 ' , , and 8 peiches ***/ And together with all buildings now standing and hereafter to be The said lots will be sold, at thii/rfek of the'defSultmg__ purchasers, erected upon the said respective allotments of land and all rights, a s per plan No 3 9 9 b filed of recordord and^imtefins of theth Partition ways, privileges, easements, servitudes and appui tenances whatsoever Ordinance, No 10 of 1863 thereunto belonging.or,m any wise appeYtain 1 ng'yir held, useql, or K. T Thos SruvA. enjoyed therewith ancf/all light)-, t itle, interest, claim and Ambalangoda Commissioner. demand whatsoever ’ pleasfe apply t6 Messrs F J St Or. do Saram, Proctors, P O B6 x 212, Colombo,for tq me

20, Baillie street,^- ' '< \ *.J. G. V a n d k r s m a o t , Colombo . Auctioneer and Commissioner ~ ' ‘ l \ / 3 , ^-* ' AuctiorbS.al<5,; UNDER mortgage decree m D‘ C , Kab&yf.No MB 507, I sh. sell by public auction on Saturday, August 23, 1941. at, 2 p m the s p o t (D jj , / Q '- v > . All that divided soutnenitwo-third portion! together with all t buildings and plantations\out bf\the opn'gKjdetfsallotments call Millellegahahena and Kadewettegair/smfsa^Tsitiiated at Ampiti m Gandahe korale of wWaHewaheJ^'-'m Ka’Sskl Distant, in exte A 2 R I. P 15. \ n * Further particulars from Messrs Procto Kandy, or— V C F D Joxkiaas, N P L W i i e s e k e h a , United Services Library, Kandy Auctioneer Galle. July 26, 1941 Licensed A u c tio n e e r Past I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 1941 1109

Auction Sale. > 30, 1942, in compliance with Excise Notification No. 200 of Septem­ UNDE R^jiartition decree in D C ,‘Galle, case No 38,012,'I shall ber 30, 1930 — sell by pjitflie auction the unsold 11 blocka«Qj?>lIowing property as S ch edule per block plan No 1,857//; datedr ^ebArary 27, 1941, made by Mr S Warusavitana, Licrajfijid- Surveyor, ml terms o f Partition Name and address o f applicant: G. Balasunya, Matara. Ordinance, No, 10 o f 1863, on Saturday;tSept^beUi), 1941, com­ Description of licences applied for • Sale o f (1) Medicated wines, (2) Rectified spirits. , l mencing from 1 p .m . at the sjjot. AH that tlje-l«Cnd called Goda- gedeiawatta cihai Galagederawatta, sitimted^at^oagala in Galle, State whether application is for renewal of existing licences or for containing in extent A 4. R 0. " ' ” .O new licences Renewal ’ Situation of premises to be licensed . 1320, Mam street, Matara. \ Ratnagin, Unawatuna, R a t n a p a j a , Galle, July 21, lS"41. Auctioneer G. B a l a s u r iy a . -S ’ 1 3 ^ A u c tt tfn Sale in D. C., Batticaloa, No. 232M. (l)_JIar^Kathleen ,Harris o f Little Mead Beaconsfield, (2) I hereby-glve notice that l'have on July U, 1941, applied to the Government Agent, Western Province, Colombo, for the licence Sis James Harris, (3) Harry Maule Ffineh, both of 31, Shown m the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending arade Mansion Watford Way Hendon, by their attorney September 30, 1942,'an compliance-with Excise Notification No 200 John Wallace Cotton o f Koslanda Group, Koslanda Plaintiffs of September 18; 1930^^^ J P ® >vf / £ -6 b (1) T K Sinnathamby feaVAiah of'Navetkudah, (2) Walter Schedule. • 3 / Andrado of 'Sinna Uppodai, KoddaimiftiaJ^ / ," Defendants Name and address o f applicanWJL-Kafifliasamy, 34, Parsons By virtue o f ' commission issued .to " sell by public road, The Grand National Regta«fSnt7ParM)ns road, Colombo. auction for the recovery o f a sum o f j 0 0 4 ,interest and costs. ^ Description of licence appli^^^r ^fjfreign liquor Restaurant the following property, to wit —V * , / T. On Saturday, August 23, 1941. rp m afctth State whether application is forbreEpswri-TSf*existing licence or licences or for a new licence pr-hpeardeii Renewal. i \ coconut estate composed of-the followjng^trrffCiguous allotments Situation of premises to be licensed . Grand National Restaurant, of lands, namely, the north-westernjneCp-rfithe north-western share 34, Parsons road, Colombo of the lands lots Nos. 1‘0546, 10547f 1(J55'4,10555, 2036, 2037, 2038, and 2039, land lot No 3549 appestring m plan No 1451, lot No 3548 M. K a n t h a s a m y . called Vandaroomoolaikadu, lot No 3545, lots Nos 35376, 3538. 3540, 3541, and 3543, the pastern share o f lot No» 2032 appearing in plan No 1167, lot No 2033 appearing m plan No 1167, lot, No A 3546 appearing m plan No 145, a coconut estate, the northen Jfharo Ahereby give ti.otice.that I have on July 17, 1941, applied to the Government Agent, Northern Province, Jaffna, for the licence of lot No 2030 appearing m plan No 1167, apiece of garden and tho land lot No 3544 appearing m plan No 161069, all forming into one shown m the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing’ period block and situated at Vandaroomoolai in Eravur, Batticaloa; ending September 30, 1942, in compliancejvith Excise Notification No 200 of September 302WWO < - { £ ) ' f y U hounded on the north by Crown land and the estate called Pala- M ^ I V * D > oholai, south by road and lane and land of Rosairo, east by tho t dowry property of Proctor N Sa. Rasi ah and wife and lands appearing Schedule.'', ‘S / in plan No 156810 and reservation, for road, west by lane and Name and address of app A^u^ugham Vellupillai, 453, reservation for lane ; coiKuiruitg m extent 62 acres 2 roods and Chemma street, Jaffna. 6 perches. Of the above estate and all its rights thereto belonging Description of licence applied -Retail licence for the sale of an undivided one-third share and all the rights liquor (including locally ma3sjSfchrl!quofr) not to be consumed m the t •• • premises. / ) , Batticaloa, _ ' , S. A. Selvaxayagam State whether application is for renewal o f existing licence or July 28, 1941. Auctioneei & Brokei licences or for a new licence or licences . Renewal of existing licence. Situation o f premises to be licensed . 453, Chemma street, Jaffna.

_ ^ Auction Sale under Mortgage Decree. A A. V ellurpiixai In the District Court of Badulla v l S S Irv6o of Lucky Land estate, Udapussellawa Plaintiff “'No 7,120. , , , Vs. I hereby give notice that t have on July 21, 1941, applied to the Government Agent o f Northern Province, for the licence shown in Nallaperuma Sandanam’s daughter Kg,diraie of Belengala the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending estate m Dehiwimpalata yfT) . . y / p T } Defendant September 30,“19^2, in compliance with Excise Notification No. 200 UNDER and by virtuetmuwu’der...n to r .—nsell issued ...... f to mo by the o f September 30, 1)930 :— District Court of Badulla, notice is hereby gAmi on Saturday, * ■ £ / August 23, 1941, I shall sell by public: auctionjjfcrthe respective Schedule------s _ promises the following~ ■■ prf^perties, ' for- thj - ^ery of the sum of Rs 550 with interest at eighteen per i thereon from Name and address o f applicant • Subrernaniam Rasiah, Colombo Restaurant, Chemmah street, Grand Bqjrea^L»affn&. Uly 1, 1940. tillbill date , 1 n f ,, ofnf decree,1 and o.nrl +. igal interest on tile aggregate amount jail payment in fj f suit Description of licence applied for . Restaurant fleyffee. taxed at Rs 99 30 State whether application is for-jenewaJ_of~gxrgtmg. licence or licences or for a new licence or licences • Renewal] k , i 1 At 2 p m —An undivided orie-s,^..... «——share of — the------land called Situation o f premises to be licensed Chemmah street, Grand elmgala Patana, situate at Ulugala Village, Udukmda Division, Bazaar, Jaffna ' / Dehiwimpalata koiale,' Badulla District, Province of Uva, bounded , 8. R a s ia h . k / on the north by lot 1 in P P. 43 and lot 4a in P. P 47, east by \ \ P P 47, south by T P 300260, w e s t by T. Ps 300260, -5765o, 300261 and 300263 and 81290 and lot 4c in P. P 47, con­ taining m extent 18 acres (A 18 R 0 P 0 ) together with the He hereby give notice that we have on July 18, 1941, applied to P antations and everything standing thereon the'Government Agent, Western Pro\ mee, Colombo, for the licence “ At 2 30 p .m — All those contiguous allotment of lands c'ajled shown in ^ihe schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period mare and Ampitiyawatta, situate at Ulugala aforesaid, and ending September 30, \l942, in compliance with Excise Notification pounded on the north by lots 4 and 5 m P P. 47, east and south by No 200 o f September 30^^30^ — / $ ' & Z ) r ® hi P. P.47, and west by lot 5 in P P 47 and T P 81290 ; and containing in extent three acres and three roods, together with the Schedule * 2 ) f. " P antations and everything standing thereon. p . °,r urt,her particular^ ^.plaase apply to F . Sebastian, Esq , Name and address o f applicantav^DT H.^ifayawardene and J M loetor, Supreme Court, or to the undermentioned— Britto, 86, Dean’s road, Maradana^otJgmbqj < Description of licence applied f ® . ^Foreigirl^uor retail off i - , C A J D harmagunaratne , State whethei application is fnr~ renewal o f existing licence or Badulla, July 26, 194^ \ Auctioneer licences or for a new licence or-hasflgSs '- For- ronowal of existing hcenoe Situation of premises to be licensed 86, Dean’s>-road, Maradana, Colombo 1J, Application for Enrolment as an Advocate. D. H J ayavvvrdene, K Reginald Conrad ^tfatiago/Oif WflPurd cross street, Jaffna, J . M B ritto esently 0f W attala,/M ^b’ APPLICATIONS FOR FOREIGN LIQUOR iifCENCpS, \ ' < Name and address o f apjfhdgw Charles Kudagama, Agra Ouvah Bazaar, Agrapatana ______- - , hereby .give notice that I have on' July 1'# 1 9 4 1 , applied to the /N _ I. .1 . C__ a L ^ U a a m Aaq Description of licenca-apphedfor • Licenee for sale of foreign and [a^a: ir the’ licences shown in the J"“ul Govern igeni locally manufactured Beer, Sto^h^P Porter. lule hereto a l/fi li< lg perjeMendmg September . J / i 1110 Past I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 1941

State whether application is for renewal of existing licence or I hereby give ndfice that I have on July 22, 1941, applied to the licences or for a new licence or licences Renewal of existing licence. Go verpmen tAgen t, Northern Province, Jaffna, for the licence shown Situation of premises to be licensed Agra Ouvah Bazaar, in the schedule hereto annexed, for t.hje licensing period endmg Agrapatana Sep^gsKtSer 30, 1942, m compliance with. Excise Notification No 200 , Ch ar le s K u d a g a m a . o f September 30, 191)0.' 1 J ^

Name and address o f ap^lnSni ../Victor Ayadurai Gnamah, >2e hereby give notice that we have on July 18, 1941, applied to Manager, Regpl Theatre,e, Jaffna^ V j L ’ ‘ t the^Assistant (Government Agent o f Kegalla, for the licence shown Description of licence ajaphScTfor ./-Entertainment licence in the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending September 30,, 1942, m compliance with Excise Notification No 200 State whether applicatiori/rifQof''

' •’ ' ' \ J M S M ir a n d a & Sons \ l w \ K : s < & e f l e L Name arid address of applicant- -H'./A Rode, 343, Avissawolla Description of licence-applied for-.H otel licence. I hereby give notice that I have on July 19, 1941, applied to the State whether applieai^r^ivfqjyrmewfjj of existing licence oi Gefvemment Agent, Northern Province, Jaffna, for the licence licences or for a new licertee or hcejicesr*^^Snewal shown in the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending September 30, 1942, in compliance with fixeisfiNjgJiification No 200 Situation of pormises to-bCGcertse3T 343, Avissawella of September 30, 1 9 3 0 - / * \ H A . R o d e

, Name and address ,of applicant V. ThuraiappaJC Grand Hotel, Beach road, Jaffna ^ I f 1 I^Itereby gwe notice that 1 Lave on July 20, 1941, applied to the Description of licence'ap^hed1 for HdtpFand Hate! Bar licence reinment Agent, Western Provmce, for the licence shown m the State whether application is ’fir renmyah s® «0 sy n g Jicence or schedule hereto annexed for the licensing period endmg September licences or for a new licorice or licences Renewal or existjjig liconco 30, 1942, m compliance with Excise Notification No. 200 of Situation o f premises to bo licensed Beaef) September 30, 1930 fcb& diM V \ V . T jtoraiappah Name and addressee:A .pplioant Jayawardana, Islington, Rajagiriya Description of licence aj>] foreign liquor restaurant nan no _____ By give notice1 that I have on February 13,, 1941, applied licence to^tKe (Government Agent o f Western Province, for the licence State whether application irAfor renQwad-urf''"existing licence or shown in the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period licences or for a new licence or hcenceVTlRertettaI of existmg licence ending September 30, 1942, m compliance with Excise Notification Situation of promises to Oy iiCdnsod . 187, Norris road, Pettah, No. 200 of September 30, 1930 — j ' j ^ f i Q ' Colombo. '• ' D H J a y a w a r d a n a S ch edule Name and address of apphcant • A S Jagasia. l b / Description of licence applied for Licenced. Sertf/of Medicated I hereby give notice that I have on July 25, 1941, applied to the Wines and Rectified Spirits I Government Agent, Western Province, Colombo, for the licence ■ State whether application is for renewal o f «$^ms^cfcijcg5«or snown m the schedule hbtoto annexed, for the licensing period licences or foi a peW Ucetjhe or licences New lic/jroes ending September 30? 1942) m compliance with Excise Notification Situation of premises tf> be hcensed . 57, MaimstfeefT Pettah, No 200 of Septqpibei^lg, 1930. ~ Colombo S j f f y O ‘ . B e n g a l Ce y l o n A g e n c y , Name and address of applufenA /n fh oony n M Rodrigo, 34, i A . S J a g a s ia , Rifle street, \Slave Island, or ftV -jtfanniarming Mansion, Slave Managing Partner Island, Colombo.- • \ Description of licence^apjihed for,: Off licences. w State whether application^ is«<5r 'retfp&al of existing licence or Phereby give notice that I-have on July 17, 1941, applied to the licences or for a new licence or licences : Renewal o f existmg licences .Government Agent, Central Provmce, for the licence shown in the 1 schedule hereto annexed, for the bpensmg aeriocb€fffli)ig September Sit lation of f. remises to^Jie—licensed : 34. R ifle at,rent,- Slave 30, 1942, m compliance withwRtf/iae /^tifK m ion No, ,200 of Island, Colombo, and •"T39,^AIu-rmirig Mansion, Slave Island, Colombo September 30, 1930 — t o / / ' A n t h o n y M. R o d rig o . S ch edule ' ' Name and address of apphcant. Mrs ^Manageress, The New Kandy Bakery, Kandy -k hereby give notice that I have on July 26, 1941, applied to tho Description of licence applied for Fortr ig " itaurant Government Agent, Central Provmce, for the licence shown in the licence ' ^ N, \ ^ schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending September State whether application is forvrenej»aVpf^Bxisting licence or 30 1942, m compliancewmpitoMuo withWiWl Exciseexcise notification4N0 No 200 of licences or for a new'licencfe or licences ReSlwal of existmg licence Septemberr.omhav* 30, Qft 1930IftOA fft) j ) * . y<— o »V ) Situation of premises to be licensed The Cate, 10, Kirk street, * Schedifle^, i / Kandy. x \ Name and address of applicant t / . D* Abeyagoonewardena, S pr o u l e , ' M 'flfl-H ^TnTOnloiMfiTro /Tll.» .. n, \ ■ ' ■ Manageress, 92, Clampola road, N aw alapitiyajTl^G ^D rug Storfs) The New Kandy Bakery Sp!rfi?r'Ptl0n ° f llCenCe aPB1*ect^ ^ M^icjfited Wines and Rectified

State whethei application is f^reuew ffiTof existing licence or t o / licences or for a new licence -^lSeefiSB r~H enewal of existing WeWe hereby givegiv notice that we have on July 22, 1941, applied licences — to thp-Oovemment Agent, Western Province, for the licence shown in fhe schedule hereto annexed, for. the licensing period ending Situation of promises to oe licensed' 92, Gampola road, Nawala- pitiya, The City Drug Stores! September 30, 1942, in compliance winh Excise NotificatiomNo 200 o f September 30, 1930 - f j / n { -/~C D D A beyagoonewardena S chedule. ’ i ^ , |

Name and address of apphcant F R Rodm Rodrigo Pharmacy, 15, Baillie street, Fort, Colombo I fliLreby'give^ereL notice that I haVo on .Tidy 24, 1941, applied to t* < Description of licence applied for : Medicateu yi^es ; rectified Government Agent, Eastern Provmce, for. the licence shown m th< spirits seheduie hereto annexed, for the licencing period ending Septembe: State whether application is for renewal .of (existinj 30, 1942, in compliance with Excise Notification'No 200 to licences or for a new licence or licences . Renewal. September 30, 1 9 3 0 /' y - 11 - ’ Situation of premises to be licensed : 15( Bailijp/Bt,

Name and address of apphcant; lastian The Ex;0,0^10 F. R. R odrigo. Hotel, K a lm u n a i, f ) ' \ ■/,

T 7 •A . P a s t I. (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A ug.‘ 1,-1941 n i l

Description of Jicen.ce applied for Foreign liquor ho^el aiul bar We hereby give notice that we have on July 25, 1941, applied licences ' ' to the :emment Agent, Western Province, Colombo. foi tho State whether application' is for renewal of existing licence or licence/ si a ijarthe schedule hereto annexed, tor tho licensing licences or for a new licence or licences For renewal of existing penodl ei _ September 30, 1 9 ^ , in. jsqmplmnce w’lth Kxciso ■n No 200 of Sep$err\bgr 1 Q m n licences , . Notifici 3ra|en^bq^^l! i \ , Situation of premises to.b e licensed 272, South Coast road* Kalmunai i S ch edule A Sebastian Name and address o f hppln Theatres, Ltd , 8, Parson’s road, Colombo Description of licence appliedI fo r / £Entertai ! ) • ? > )nmenjubar * feby give notice that we have on July 25 (Fiulay), 1941, State whether application is for i>f irvistinff licence or appljecf to the Assistant Govemmont Agent, Kegalla, foi the licence licences or for a new licence or liogfieesT^Seiiewal of existing licence. shown in the schedule hereto annexed, for the licencing pe?iod ending Situation of premises to bo licensed 51, Braybrooke' place, September 30, 1942, in compliance with ExcisurHhtification No 200 ColomboJombo (Emmie(Empire Theatre) 1 • of September 30, 1930. E ) /D My&dMe C t $ Ceylon Theatres., Lt d . Name and address o f applicants S AJPerfiando & S T A n Fernando. —~~ ■-, » y \ 'S Description of licence applied for R^Uur hcepee foi the sale of We here] foreign liquor not to be consumed on th^rejpragS?-— y notice that we havo on July 25, 1941, applied to the gent, Western Province, Colombo, foi the State whether application is far p g i S m X o f existing licence or licence schedule hereto qjinexed, for the licensing licences or for a new licence or hcences . Renewal of existing licence penod iber 30, 1942, in compliance with Excise Situation of premises to be license^! Lu^iana Garden, Ruanwella Notifici If SjfJtemberR^, - 1

; t S.*A Fernando Schedule* 3 / t / S T A Fernando Name and address o f applie eylon Theatres, Ltd., 8, \ Parson’s road, Colombo — . a /• I i herabj^givei s notice that I have on July 22, 1941, applied to the Description of licence appliei^or ^Enteitrun.inment bar Assistant Government Agent, Matale, for the hcence shown m the State whether application iBfsa^ttngWSXj^aZiaUng liconco schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending September licences or for a now licence or-Hceiices-* 'Renewal of existing lieenco 30, 1942, in compliance with Excise Notificatmn No 200 of Situation of /premises to "Ee licensed 345, Maradana road, September 30, 1930 /D . f ( ) , D u Colombo, (Elplurrst^ie TJAitre) SciJeSMe.' , ,i y ( » **> / Ceylon Theatres, Ltd Name and address of applicant Weerakgonr^ESwin Walter Abeyasmghe, Matale Hotel, Matale / Description of licence applied for Publio/barapuDt^dtar licences State whether application is for rengjuaJiSS^Siasting li^once or We hei e'th at we have on July 25,. 1941, applied to the GI licences or for a new licence or licences "RerfeWal of exietmg licences Agent, Western Province, Qdlombo, for the licence in the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing Situation of premises to be licensed -'73 and 74, Trincomalee period September 30, 1942, m compliance with Excise street. N otif No 200 of September 30, 1, E W . Abeyasinghe

‘ S^heduli ^ ’ ,N ’a i We hereby give notiee that we have on July 21,* 1941, applied to Name and address of applicant: Ceylon es, Ltd., 8, Parson’s thetGdvemment Agent, Central Provmce, Kandy, for the licence road, Colombo ~ ' shtfwn m the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period Description of licence applied fo i^ E n tartafiiment bar. ending September 30, ,1942, in compliance •aftth\Excise Notification State whether application w for . renewal o f existing licence or No 200 of September 30, 193A/^ j Q #/■ licences or for a new licence or licongpa-i—RsfiSTval of existingiicence. Schedule Situation qf premises to b©Ji

v ScheSchedkt$ J Name and address of >n Theatre. jLtd . 8, Parson’s road, Colombo __ _ / K^rtffygive notiee that IJiav\ on IV 22/ 1941, applied to the Government Agent, K andy,'for the licence shown in the schedule Description of licence appli ^ j ^ t a i nmen t bar ✓ hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending September 30, 1942, State whether application isTor renc.wal-^f existing licence or in compliance with Excise Notification N o.^Q j^f September 30,1930 hcences or for a new lieence-or-hcenees Renewal of existing licence Situation of prohuses, vV-be-tTcensod "• 782, Colpettv, Colombo _ t '/(^ched&d • (Majestic Talkies) \ Name and address of applicant: DomufiyHenry Francis Perera >• ’ * Ceylon T heatres, L td. of Kmg’s Hotel, Kandy . Description of licence applied fo r /'W ltil^ l ) M and hotel bar hcences. t State whether apphcation is for renewal of existing hcence or We h A e % ^ v e notie'e tjiat we have on July 25,1941, applied to the licences or for a new hcence or licences. Renewal o f existing Government Agent, Western Province, Colomho, for the licence licences sho,wn m the sch e d u l© re to annexed, for the licensing period Situation of premises to be licensed 41 and 42, Kmg’s street, ending September 30. in compliance with Excise Notification Kandy. No 200 o f Septembecjap; 1^30 / y S . • D H F . PEBEp^ Schedule' $ l d \ Name and address of applicant CeylOriTheatres, Ltd'.. 8. w A e fe b y gigive notice that we have, on July 25. .1941, applied Parson’s road, Colombo. ______/I to^tfie GovernmentGovernr Agent, Western Province, Colombo, for the Description of licence applied E n t^ t^ im e n t bar. , licence shown in the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending September 30,/'J942»Vn compliance with. Excise State whether application isHbr renewal-oP'existing licence or licences or for a new licetjce_or Jicen^gllSUncwBi 0f existing licence. Notification No 200 of Septeifljrer 30, \ S V T ) ' V Situation of premises to be licensed 2, 24th lane, Wellawatta (Plaza Theatre) ‘ ► 7 Name and address of applicant CeylonThepSreS;ledtreS) L td , 8, Par­ | Ceylon Theatres, Ltd son’s road, Colombo _ _ _ —'/'^ T ‘ i Description of licence applied for Entfe^mnmerftrbar State whether application is for renewal,of existn lg S hence or hcences or for a new licence or licences ■^RengjBaA'Ofexistmg licence. We hereby give notiee that we have on July 27, 1941, applied to the Government Agent, Western Province, for the licence shown Situation of premises to be license<}''r8, Parsons road, Colombo in the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending

S ch edule. We hereby .give notice that we have on July 25, 1941, applied to the Govferhment AgOnt, Uva, Badulla, for the licence shown in the Name k * n address of applicants A. Rodrigue an^lj J'^C de schedule hipetp'dnnexed, for the licensmg period ending September S WijeyeraJSne^ 30, 1942, uw'comphanee w,th Excise Notification No 200 of Description of lf&encb efjfhrcx r l HoteJ»and Tavern bar Septeinljerl 8. 1930 ! Statjj/whetherianplfcation isl T'rpnGwal of existing licence or licences or for aynew licence ‘oi newal. H j d , ^ 4 * 5 Name and addressss of avcplidkiWlQ^.Ion Theatres, Ltd . 8, dlie street, Fort. Situation of premises to 1 Parsons road, Colombo 1 V ODRIGHE, Description of licence appliejhdcr Entertainment bar j ' - DE S WlJEYERATNE C. DE State whether application is fo/,(j^rfcwaT,eP''existing licence licences or foi a new licence or h^sncesL'R' ' ofr existing ‘ ’licence. Situation of premises to be lioeMqtr 984, Jubilee road, Badulla I hlr@®y gives notice' * that I have on July 28, 1941, applied to the Assisrawt,Government Agent, Nuwara Eliya, for the licence shown (King s Theatre) q ' in the^schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending • i ' f • 'C e y l o n T h e a t r e s , L td September 30, 1942, m compliance with Excise Notrfj^tion No 200 - \ of September 30, 1930. It i f ) ' ' I , [ I f Name and address of applicant: T. Paulu PeirisjBhrtffuIoya. We hereby, nerebjivgive.notiee that we'have on July 25, 1941, applied +o the’ Assistant Government1 Agent, Trmcomalee, for the licence Description of licence applied for Proprietpr^Clubjb()*nce. showju-'m the schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period f exfstingUgeiace or ending September 30, 1942, m compliance with Excise Notification licences or for a new licence or licences feenejE»j^erit]existing No 200 of September lS^jjjiO^ licence \ . 1 ^ \ i Situation of piemises^o be ^censed Watagefla road, Punduloya. Q w ' 1 > s $ e4 L , ; , ’ T. Paui u Peiris. Name and address of applicants: Ceylon Theatres, L td , 8, Parsons road, Colombo i p . ^ j \l. ' Description of licence appl^cWiii^^En-tefta’inment bar. laVeWe hereby give notice that we havelaVeWe on July 25, 1941, applied to the Assistant Government Agent, Nuwaia Eliya, for the licence State whether application m^fdr^rVnewal of existing licence or shown in/fhe schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing yfferiod licences or foi a new licence ofjiedrices Renewal of existing licence ending September 30, 1942, in c4fciplianee with J3$$ise Notification Situation o f premise? tp.^e licenced 24, Green road, Trmcomalee No 200 of September 18, 1930, ‘ (Nelson Theatre), , • - \ • ■ 1 ° Ce y l o n T h e a tr e s , L cd S ch edule Name ami address of applicants Ceylon Parsons road, Colombo Description of licence applied for . Entertl Wfc fijfereby^ive notice that we have on July 25, 1941, apphed to State whether application is for renewal of exjSJtng licence or the Government Agent, Southern Province, Galle for the licence licences or for a new licence or licences .^iJefSewal of existing shownwrn the schedule hereto annexed, for the5' licensmg period licence Jr eiuimg September 30, 1942, m compliance with/Excise Notification Situation of premises \ b c A b c e n s e fn . Udapussellawa road, No 200 of September 18, 1930 Nuwara Eliya (Clifford Pavilion) *\ ,;r ' \ \ Ce y l o n T h e a t r e s , L td . $ J ) < /P ehJP ?/ If Name and address of applicant! Theatres, Ltd , S, Wlie i herebyherel give notice that we .have on July 25, 1941, applied to Parsons road, Colombo the. Government Agent, Eva, Badulla, for the licence show nan the Description of licence applie for. ment bar Schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period ending September 30, State whether application i fofc^tenewa^ctr'existing hcence or 1942, in compliance with Excise Notification No. 200 of September licences or for a now licence or cencps^J?raewal of existing licence Situation of^memises to be heOfiied 29, Wackwella load, Galle (Queen's Thea\re) \ Name and address of applicants : Ceylon 'rtie®ws, ^J.td 8, Parsons road, Colombo. C e y l o n T h e a tr e s , L td Description of licence applied for Entertain! State whether application is for renewal of qe or licences or for a new licence or licences : Renewi g licence, n , We^hereby^giveVe1 herel notice that wo have on July 22, 1941, apphed to Situation o f premises to'ibe .licensed 215a , awela (Roya Talkies) 5 \ , u , the Government Agent, Central Province, for the hcence shown m Ihe^schedule hereto annexed, for the licensing period endmg * \ C e y l o n T h e a t r e s ,‘L td September 30, 1942, m compliance with Excise Notification No 200 \ — i— £ o f September 18, 1930

We l/erejy giye'notice that we have on July 25, 1941, applied to the Government Agent,Npentral Province, Kandy, for the licence shown lm-the schedule hereto annexe's!, for the licensing period Names and address of applicant^*lj>A E S Fernando, (2) ending/September 30, 1942, in compliance with Excise Notification H I Fernando, (3) A. F. S Fernymm^executors o f the estate of No. 200 of September 18, 1930 _ S ~ T \ ? J s ' Fernando, “ Colpetty^ojiaer^fe^luiJitiya. - t v a Description of licen ce'ap /li^ ) Td£. ,TJptel and bar licences. Central Hotel, Nawalapitiya.f , Name and address of applicants : Ceylon TMejatJesf’ Ltd., 8, State whether applicationyfe^fgie''fenewal of existing hcence or Parsons road,- Colombo , licences or for a new licenc^or.licences : Renewal., , Description of licence applied for Entei^lmientj^. ^ ^ Situation o f premises to fee licensed 75, Dolosbage road, State whether application is foi re.newaU' IF/ .Nawalapitiya licences or for a new licence or liceneei^R f existmg licence.' ' A F S. F e r n a n d o H I Fernando Situation of premises“ to be: ------licensed.\ * Fr Theatre). r Ce y l o n T h e a tr e s, L td \ Wev ( h4rehmeby- give notice that we have on July 25, 1941, applied tc We nerebyrgive notice that we have on July 25, 1941, applied to the Government Agent, Western Piovmce^Kr the licence shown the Government Agent, Central, Province, Kandy, for the hcence m the 'schedule hereto annexed, for the 'licensing period ending shownnii the Schedulevhereto annexed, for the licensmg period, September 30, 1942, m compliance withExcise Notification No 20C endafg September 30, 1942^. compliance withExcise Notification o f September 18, 1930^193°/v _ / / No. 200 of September 18,-1

'chedide. n ■ Names and address o f4 & E de Niese, 133. St Name and address of applicants : Ceylon g> Sebastian street,-Colombo Parsons road, Colombo. Description of licence applie^for • Retail off Description of hcence applied for • Entei State whether application,'is for renewal of existing hcence o State whether application is for renewaJ.^F'existmg hcence or licences or^for a new licemce^or licences Renewal licences or for a new hcence or licences • Renewal of existmg hcence Situation of premises/tfi be licensed 133, St Sebastian street S ituation o f premises to be licensed : 2a , Mosque road, Kandy Colombo. ' (Empire Theatre). W. d e N ie s e . Ce y l o n T h e a tr e s , L t d . E d e N ie s e . I*art I (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug 1, 1041 1113

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTAL NOTICES. THE MOTOR CAR ORDINANCE, No. 45 OF 1938. Notice of Applications for Licences for Omnibuses and Lorries, 1941. IN tei.ns of section 46 (1 ) (b) o f the Motor Car Ordinance, N o . 45 of 1938, as amended by Ordinance No. 38 of 1939, a notice of applications for licences for omnibuses and lorries for the rest of the year, 1941, is published hereunder for general information Piovisions of section 46 (2) (a) and (6) and of section 46 (4) of the Motor Car Ordinance apply to objections against the issue of luences Objections must be made m the manner prescribed by the regulations published in Government Gazette No 8,533 of October 20, 1939 Qbjoitois under section 46 (2) (b) should state clearly m their objections the facts entitling them to object, i e , whetlior they are holders of valid licences or are themselves applicants foi licences for omnibuses or lorries in respect of any routo or part, of any route or m respect of the whole or any part of the area of operation, as the case may be. which is proposed by any applicant They might also give the registered number o f then vehicles on the route applied for or cite the serial numbers of their applications as listed in tho Gazette The objections must be made to the Commissioner of Motor Transpoit, Colombo so as to be received bv him not later than 2 p m on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1941. Any objections not conforming to these requirements will be of no avail ' N B —If the objection is in respect of any application for a licence for an omnibus or lorry “ under construction ” , the serial number given to the application m the list must he quoted. Office of the Commissioner o f Motor Tianspoi t, J N A bum ugam , Colombo, July 29, 1941 Commissioner of Motor Transport Buses. Serial Distinctive No o f Name and Address of Applicant , Pi oposed Route No No Passengers 3227 N 533 D Edmund de Silva, Unawatuna, Galle-Matara Galle 3228 I 42 16 A Krishnapillai, Puloly West, Point Pt Pedro-Jaffna vtd Nelliady Pedro 3229 Z 2196 24 K K Lewis Smglio, Mudukatuwa, Colombo-Ganewatta vtd Madampe Marawila 3230 z 645 26 R D W Jayawickreme, Messrs Kandy-Kuiunegaia , William Bros , Trmcomalee street, Kandy 3231 N 5202 26 .1 D S, Wiekramasoonya & Co , Craighead-Gampola-Nawalapitiya-Talawakelo (alteration) Nawalapitiya 3232 S 663 12 W Leo Fernando, Proprietor, Pana- Kalutara-Bandaragama-Kindelpitiya-Kesbewa vid Wadduwa (alter- dura,Motor Transit. Co , Panadure ' ation) 3233 A 2809 11 do. do i 3234 Z 5786 26 K K Lewis Smgho, Mudukatuwa, Colombo-Nikaweratiya v id Nattandiya (alteration) Marawila 3235 CE 804 26 do. Colombo-Hettipola m d Madampe (alteration) 3236 CE 1245 27 A D Bastian de Sdva, Denegama, Galle-Badulla m d Tissa am) Haputale Hakmana 3237 D 2540 12 Y A Santiago, 77, Baduila road, Nanu-oya-Uda Pussellawa m d Nuwara Eliya Nuwara Eliya 3238 CE 368 27 G M D Hmmappuhamy, 10. General’s Colombo-Panadure Lake road, Slave Island 3239 Z 1044 24 C J A. Fonseka, Welisara, Ragama Colombo, Ja-ela, Gampaha, Udugampola, Naiwela, Medagampitiya, Pallewela (alteration) 3240 c , 9227 17 M. S. M Buhari, 81, Bazaar street, Batticaloa-Pottm il vid Akkaraipattu Batticaloa 3241 X 5048 22 G. M D. Hmmappuhamy, 10, General’s Colombo-Panadure Lake road, Slave Island 3242 X 9085 26 W M Hendrick Perera, Mullenyawa, Colombo Gaswork street to Bulathkohupitiya vtd low level road . . Angoda ' 3243 z 9165 32 D Saloman Silva, 3rd Udayartoppuwa, Negombo-Colombo (alteration) Nogombo 3244 z 9009 24 C J. A Fonseka, Welisara, Ragama Colombo-Kurunegala vtd Gampaha, Naiwala, Divulapitiya, Giriulla (alteration) • 3245 z 5325 26 K A Sethuhamy, Puspauyana Bus Nawagamuwa-Bulathkohupitiya vtd Kanampella and low level Service, Mullenyawa, Angoda road (alteration) 3246 X 6768 19 L ,;'G Perera, 318, Kalubowila East, Colombo-Nugegoda vtd Kalubowila junction Nugegoda 3247 z 3446 26 K K Lewis Smgho, Mudukatuwa, Colombo-Ganewatta vtd Nathandiya (alteration) Marawila 3248 CE 79 27 D A Seneviratna, Ratnagin, Nuwara Nanu-oya-Uda Pussellawa (alteration) Eliya 3249 X 4060 19 D W Gunasekara, Katunayaka Colombo-Lunuwila vtd Boralessa and Negombo (alteration) 3250 .X 5416 26 K A Sethohamy, Puspauyana Bus Gaswork street, Wolfendhal street, Nawagamuwa to Bulathkohu- Sri vice, Mullenyawa, Angoda pitiya (alteration) 3251 z 5325 26 do Gaswork street, Wolfendhal street, Nawagamuwa to Bulathkohu- pitiya vtd low level road (alteration) ■ 3252 X 5804 22 do Gaswork street. Wolfendhal street. Nawagamuwa to Kegalla vtd low level road (alteration) 3253 X 4199 22 do do 3254 B 2139 22 'do. Gaswork street, Nawagamuwa to Doraniyagulii md low level road (alteration) X 3255 . 00 . 27 do. Gaswork street, Nawagamuwa, Deramyagala vid low level road (alteration) 3256 A 3317 22 do. Gaswork stieet', Wolfendhal street, Nawagamuwa to Dedugala (alteration) 3257 Z 4089 26 K. Sethohamy, Mullenyawa, Gaswork street, Wolfendhal street, Nawagomuwa to Undugoda Angoda m d low level road (alteration) 3258 Under 29 K . B. L. Perera, Kelamya Colombo to Hendala m d Wattala and Hekitta (in place o f CE 470) construction 3259 Z 2355 12 . N. W H. M. Jayatilleke, Wiekton Alutgama to Pitigala v td Kosgoda (alteration) Walauwa, Kosgoda 3260 . W ’ 1372 21 K. G Charles, 280, 282, Main street, Kegalla-Bulathkohupitiya v ia Parussella and Yatiyantota (alter- Kegalla ’ a*10n) 3261 Under 12 S. Rasah, Kokuvil, Jaffna Jaffna to Mallakam (in place o f X 4890) 3262 ' construction Do 12 S Thamotharam, Thumpalai, Pt. Pt. Pedro to Maruthankernai vtd Nagur K ovil 3263 Do 12 J. ^p^1"0 Wickramaratna, Godagama, Alutgama Kosgoda v td Uragasmanhandiya, Elpitiya, Pitigala Kosgoda 3264 . Do 12 N W. H. M Jayatilleke, Wiekton Alutgama m d Uragasmanhandiya, Elpitiya, Pitigala Walauwa, Kosgoda 3265 Do. J. A. Ago’nis, Pathakade, Pelmadulla Godakawela, Colombo, low level road (m place of X 7284) 3266 29 Do. 27 W M. Munasinghe, Katunayaka . Dalupitiya to Colombo v td Wattala 3267 ‘ Do 27 do. do. 3268 Do. do. • • • do. 3269 27 Do 24 G. Suddappu, Wetara, Polgasowita Kiriwathuduwa to Colombo m d Pmhena (m place of X 4888) . 3270 Do W Piyasena, Ambatenna, Katugastota Poojapitiya m d Ambatenna to Kandy 3271 12 Do 12 K N. de Abrew, Kosgoda Balapitiya, Kosgoda, vtd Uragasmanhandiya, Elpitiya, Pitigala 3272 Do H. Lebbe Thair, Madawela, Wattegama Kandy to Kabaragala 3273 19 Do 22 H. D. Gunawardana, “ Sea View, ” Galle to Batticaloa m d Tissa, Moneragala 3274 Do 12 T. Jayasundara, Medewella, Weralla- Pujapitiya Medawela m d Attaragama, Katugastota, Kandy gama 1114 Part 1. (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLOiSt GOVERISfMENT GAZETTE — A u g . 1, 1941

Serial Distinctive No. of fame and Address of Applicant. Proposed Route. No No Passengers. 3275 Under 19 B D L Gunasekera, Munagama, Horana, Moragahena, Kinwathuduwa, Kottawa, Colombo construction Horana 3276 ' Do . 29 B., D S Gunasekera, Munagama, Horana to Colombo via Kesbewa (m place of A 3110) Horana 3277 Do 11 P. A Premadasa, Chairman, V C , Elpitiya to Talgaswela (Etumale) v id Yakkatmva Elpitiya 3278 Do. 11 do M; Elpitiya to Pitigala 3279 Do. 11 do ■ ’ ’ . do ' • 3280 Do. 22 . K. K Deniel, Udaweliwitiya, NagOda, Nagoda to Galle v ia Wandurambe Galle ' 1 ■ 3281 Do. 26 do! 1 ' Colombo to Nagoda vid Wandurambe 3282 Do. 12 P A Premadasa, Elpitiya Elpitiya to Pitigala 3283 Do 12 T. P. Wickramaratne, Godagama, Alutgama vid TTragasmanhandiya, Elpitiya, Pitigala (. Kosgoda 3284 Do . 12 N W H. M. Jayatillake, Wickton Alutgama to Pitigala vid Kosgoda, Uragaha, Elpitiya Walauwa, Kosgoda 3285, Do. . 11 P A Premadasa, Chairman, V C , Elpitiya to Talgaswala (Etumale) v id Yakkatuwa Elpitiya 3286 X 8671 19 K Sivapakiam, Puhulpola, Wehmada Welimada to Badulla m d Ettampitiya (alteration) 3287 CE 1557 26 M. S A Peens, Badulla Badulla to Batticaloa m d Bibile (m place o f X 9337) 3288 X 6203 26 D W. H. Peins, “ Florence Dale”, Colombo to Alutgama Koralawella, Moratuwa ' 3289 X 6314 21 S A Samarasmghe, Hettimula, ICatupitiya to Colombo v ia Rambukkana, Kegalla, and Warakapola Kegalla (alteration) 3290 Under 26 . B M Rodrigo & Co , 24, Symond’s Maradana to junction of Ingram road and Baselme road via construction road, : Maradana Drieberg’s lane, Maligawatta and Ingram road 3291 Do. 26 do do 3292 Do 26 . do ' , Fort to junction o f Ingram, road and Baselme road m d Drieberg’s lane, Maligawatta and Ingram road 3293 Do 32 . dg. Colombo to Uswetakeiyawa v id 1 Wattala, Nayakakanda and Hendala 3294 Do: . 32 do 1 . > . . do * 3295 Do 22 U. D. Emis, Ollaboduwa, Gonnapolla, Kahatapitiya to Colombo v id Padukka Kesbewa 3296 Do . 22 .. do. . Kahatapitiya to Colombo v id Horana and Kesbewa 3297 Do. . 29 .K H. Thevenis Silva, Malalagama, Galle to Matara (m place of X 6834) Habaraduwa 3298 . Z 6785 26 B. M Rodrigo & Co , 24, Symond’s Colombo to Hendala v ia Wattala and Nayakakanda (alteration) road, Maradana . , lorries. Serial Distinctive Carrying No No. Capacity. ■ Name and Address o f Applicant Proposed Area of Operation. 4984 X 4286 V. Thuraiappah, Division No 7, Trincomalee Mannar and Trmcomalee Districts and Mannar- Trineomalee 4985 ' M '144 6 cwt M J. Salgado, 47, Wolfendhal street, Colombo W P , N P., Uva, Sab , C. P , N.-C. P., N.-W. P., E P., andS. P 4986 Under 70 cwt . D Bias Appu, 28, Prince street, Pettah Uva, Colombo, Bandarawela, Welimada, Ragalla, construction Nuwara Eliya, Colombo, C. P , and Kandy 4987 Do 30 cwt. C. P Mohamed & Bro , Railway’ town, Anu­ N.-C. P , N P , and Colombo, Anuradhapura vid radhapura Puttalam - 4988 . Z 4172 . 60 cwt. . 0. M. K N. Pitehai, Godawela, Polgahawela Kurunegala, Matale and Kandy Districts and Kurunegala to Colombo vid Alawwa 4989 . . L 812 . 20 cwt . . B. R. Dassanayake, Deniyaya Galle, Matara and Dikwella 4990 Z 9212 8 cwt . N Porohs Fernando, 144/148, 1st Cross street, 1 Pettah 4991 . Z 1377 .. 70 cwt. Y Podisingho, Dodampahala, Dikwella Colombo-Tissa and S P. 4992'. X 3048' . 30 cwt. . M. B.' P Fernando, Nagalagam street,' Petrol Station, Grandpass ’ Anuradhapura v ia Colombo and Puttalam (alteration) 4993 . . Under 30 cwt. F. B Franeillon, Superintendent, Nayabedde construction - estate, Bandarawela -wela-Leangahawella road to Badulla, Haputale, and Bandarawela when necessary 4994 CE 1677 30 cwt A. J Dickson, Superintendent, Gowerakelle, Jva and to Colombo v id Haputale Demodera 4995 A 3066. .. 60 cwt. . . The Chief Telecommunication Engineer, iM ■ C. T. O., Colombo Trmcomalee District and route to Trmcomalee (alteration) 4996' . ' CE 1691 30 cwt. . A. Sangarapillai, 68, Campbell place, Colombo W. P and Sab (to replace Z 6669) 4997 Under 70 cwt. . E V. Karthigesu, Passara Colombo District, Uva P. and route Colombo to construction Badulla v id Ratnapura 4998 . Do. 60 cwt. B. Thelems.Silva & Co ,'Namunukula Uva and route Bibile-Passara-Namunukula- Colombo v ia Bandarawela and Ratnapura 4099'’'. ! Do . . riSf 70 cwt. ■. M. D. H. Salgado, Ragalla e/o P. M., Halgran- oya boda Kandy 5000 .'-"'Do...... —.. . ,'j . ,K. H. Gunadasa, Mam street,. Ambalangoda .. 5001 . CE 1639 . 10 cwt. The Hatton Transport Agency Co , Ltd, ■ Hatton ‘ - -. 5002 . U 1757 .. 30 cwt. . R Pommayen Chetty, 902, Lower street, ..... , . ■ ‘ Badulla 5003 Under 30 cwt. . C Sawyer, Superintendent, Jambulane Group, "IT, construction ’ • 1 Kosgama 5004 Do. 5 cwt Bogala Graphite, Ltd , 63, Narahenpitiya road, Kotiyakumbura, Arugammana to Undugoda, ■ 'Colombo ■ ■ . Kegalla and Colombo (renewal o f 4581) 5005 IC 232 . 50 cwt Cyril de Zoysa, Kalutara W P ., Hambantota District and Tangalla-Colombo ' t f« (to replace 10 65) 1 - 5006 X 1623 46 cwt. M. A. E. Fernando, Main street, Hatton Kandy District, Matale-Hatton, Hatton-Colombo o ’ ; , f i j and Panadure m d Gimgathena-Kitulgala-Avissa- / wella (alteration) 5007 . Z 9843 . . 60 cwt P. H. A Silva, Norwood .. ,. ’' Kandy District and Campion to Colombo, Hunu- pitiya Kolonnawa m d Peradeniya (additional service' vid Avissawella, Kitulgala, and Gihi- gathena) (alteration) 5008 . IC '295 ..< 50 cwt. : i do. .. ' ; Kandy District and Norwood to Colombo, Colombo ( .1 t •Mudaliyar’s Division and v id Avissawella Kitul­ gala Gmigathena (alteration) 5009 . i c ' 1 1 1 ' 50 cw t.'. ' 1 do. . 1 Kandy District and Kandy to Colombo, Colombo Mudaliyar’s Division and vid Avissawella, Kitul­ gala, and Gmigathena (alteration) 5010 Z 3725 .' 70 cwt. . . • do. > . ' . Udabulatgama and Kotmale Division and routes Hatton to Colombo, Kolonnawa and Hunupitiya m d Gampola and v ia Avissawella, Kitulgala, and Gmigathena (alteration) 5011 . Z 4648 °. 70 cwt. do. Kandy District, Kandy-Colombo and Kolonnawa • and via Avissawella. Kituleala. and Gmigathena P*KT L. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE —A ug. 1, 1941 ,1115

Serial Distinctive Carrying No. No Capacity. Name and Address o f Applicant Proposed Area o f Operation 5012 Under 70 cwt A R Abdul Hameed Bros , Galle S. P. and route, Galle to Colombo, Welikada, construction Hunupitiya, and Kelaniya 5013 . Z . 1353 D. L. Balasuriya, Mawatagama, Kurunegala Matale District and Colombo-Matale vid Kurune­ gala 5014 Z 3882 . 60 cwt do Kurunegala District, Matale District, and Colombo to Matale m d Kurunegala and Kandy 3015 Z 2039 — D Weerakoon, “ Weer Bhawan Poruwe Kalutara and Ratnapura Districts, Ratnapuia- danda, Horana Colombo and Colombo-Kalutara 5016 A 3186 40 cwt. M F Cooray, Bulatkohupitiya W P„ Sab,C P , and S P 5017 A 3187 30 cwt do do . 5018 X 3659 . 38 cwt. U. D P. Appuhamy, Suwarapola, Kesbewa Uva, Ratnapura District, Ratnapura-Colombo. Colombo Mudaliyar’s Division and Angoda via Avissawella and high level road and Colornbo- Inginya 5019 Z 8216 50 cwt A K Esan Singho, Kurugammodera, Kiriella W. P south o f Kelam riser, Ratnapiua District and Colombo to Badulla v ia Ratnapura (alter­ ation) 5020 Under 60 cwt G J Perera, United Motor Works, Kurune­ Kurunegala-Colombo m d Alawwa, Kurunegala construction gala District and Kurunegala-Kandy (to replace Z 5410) 5021 X 9863 30 cwt S. Chelliali, Ampitigoda Group, Bandarawela W P., Sab , and Uva, 5022 IC 410 50 cwt. do Uva, Bandarawela-Colombo vid Ratnapura and Colombo-Hikkaduwa, Kolonnawa and Kelaniya 5023 Z 6020 13 cwt W H Hendrick & Sons, 232, Bankshall stieet, •W P , S P , C P , Sab , and Colombo-Kandy Colombo 5024 A 2883 27 cwt. J. Rodrigo, Pallansenn, Kochchikade .Colombo District, Colombo-Chilaw and Colombo- Wetakeyawa 3025 Q 870 — Mrs D. V Sumana Menike, 64/65, Trincomalee Central Province, Kurunegala District, and route street, Kandy to Colombo 5026 Z 3535 . 40 cwt M C M Abdul Cader, 90, Keyzei stieet, All Island except N P and E P. Colombo 5027 Under 70 cwt. K Narayanan Chettiar, Bandarawela Uva and route Bandarawela-Colombo via Ratna­ construction pura, high level road, Hunupitiya, Kelaniya and Kolonnawa , 5028 Do 60 cwt F Amarasuriya, Olympus Group, Poddala S P andW P. 5029 X 5849 30 cwt D J. M Don Joseph Appuhamy, Wennappuwa Colombo District and N.-W. P and Colombo to Trincomalee, v id Puttalam and Anuradhapura (alteration) 5030 Undor 15 cwt C Jayasuriya, Medaketiya, Tanga 11a S P., Sab , Tissa-Monaragala construction 5031 Do 70 cwt B Amarasuriya, 24, Foster lane, Colombo Colombo District to Galle and Deniyaya 5032 Do 40 cwt S Nadar, Pindeniya, Ruanwella Kegalla and Colombo Districts 5033 X 3778 . 10 cwt W P. John Singho, 212, Hill street, Dehiwala W. P , N -W P., N.-C P , N. P , S P , and Matale District (alteration) 5034 CE 1605 62 cwt. M N Mohamed, 318, Wolfendhal stieet. Kandy and Nuwara Ehya Districts, and Kandy to Colombo Colombo Mudaliyar’s Division, Kandana and Moratuwa vid Kegalla 3035 TR 262 120 cwt C W Mackie & Co , Ltd , Colombo Colombo City 5036 X 5606 30 cwt S K Aron Silva, Mouskolle estate, Maskeliya Kegalla and Kurunegala Distucts, Colombo to Kurunegala, Colombo to Karldy md Kegalla 5037 . Z 492 5 cwt G S V Wickremeratne, Ratna Nivisa, All Island ' . 1 Ampitiya 5038 X 6463 15 cwt. K J R Kuruppu, Proctor, S C , Panadure W P , S P , E P , Uva, C. P , Sab , N -C P , and N -W. P 5039 • A 2556 30 cwt M I Abdul Rasool, Dockyard road, Trinco­ Trincomalee to Chinanvadi malee 5040 X 6487 30 cwt S M V Malialingam, Roehampton, Haputale W. P , Sab , S P., Uva 5041 E 1242 27 cwt L M. A Perera, Bandaragama Kalutara District, Sab Kalutara to Colombo, Ratnapura to Colombo v ia high level road and Horana i 5042 U 1718 30 cwt M Badurdeen, Bandarawela Uva and Batticaloa District 3043 • IC 387 50 cwt W M. Weerakoon Banda, 281, Skmnor’s road Kandy, Kurunegala, and Nuwara Eliya Districts, south, Colombo Kurunegala to Colombo. Colombo Mudahyar’s Division, Wattala vid Alawwa. Randy to Colombo m d Kegalla, Colombo to Hatton ^ vid. Avissawella, Kitulgala, Ginigtahrra (alteration) 5044 CE 004 60 cwt do Kandy and Nuw&ra Ehva Districts, Kandy to Colombo Did, Kegalla,'Colombo to Hatton vid Avissawella, Sfiliulfala, Gmigathena (alteration) 5045 JC 305 50 cwt do Kandy, Kurunegala, and Nuwara Eliya Districts, Kurunegalp to Colombo, Colombo Mudahyar’s Division? Wattala vid Alawwa. Kandy to Colombo vid Kegalla, Colombo to Hatton vid Avissawella, Kitulgala,ramgathena (alteration) 3046 Z 4228 60 cwt do C P , Kurunegala Disirict,1 Colombo to Peradenya v id Kegalla, Kegalla to Kurunegala v ia Ambe- pussa and Alawwa, Colombo to Hatton via Avissawella, Kitulgala, Gmigathena (alteration) 3047 ' CE 251 60 cwt do C P , Kandy to Colombo and Kolonnawa, Colombo to Gampaha, Colombo to Hatton vid Avissawella, Kitulgala, Gmigathena (alteration) 5048 Under 40 cwt N W H M Jayatillake, Wickton Walauwa, Kosgoda, Pitigala, Elpitiya, Ambalangoda, Bala- construction Kosgoda pitiya, Uragasmanhandiya, Alutgama 5049 Do Cargills Ltd , Colombo : Area within a thirty mile radius of Colombo Fort 5050 30 cwt Do. 80 cwt N. W H M Jayatillake, Wickton Walauwa, S P Kosgoda 5051 Z 9259 42 cwt. K Suppiah, Sheen estate, Pundaluoya Kotmale Division, Pussellawa to 'Colombo vid Peradeniya, and route to’ Colombo i vid Hatton- Pundaluoya-Kitulgala 5052 X 3659 40 cwt U D Paulis Appuhamy, Suwarapola, Kesbewa Uva, Ratnapura District, Ratnapura to Colombo, Colombo Mudaliyar’s Division, Colombo to Puttalam 5053 X 2534 R A Porohs Hamy. Ratiyala, Go\ mna W P , Uva, and Govinna to Badulla (alteration) 5054 30 cwt X 8796 65 cwt M A E Fernando, 16, Armour street, Colombo Colombo District south o f Kelam river, Uda- bulathgama Division, Hatton to Colombo, 'l Is. Kolonnawa, and Panadure. and Matale vid Kandy ; provisionally vid Gmigathena Kitulgala, Avissawella (alteration) 5055 . Under 10 cwt H C Fowler, Glassaugh estate Nanu-oya Glassaugh estate construction 5056 C - 534 .. 26 cwt. j ’ Hewatantri, Karawita Stores, Karawita, Kegalla District to Colombo and vid high level Nivitigala , 1 road to Sab (alteration) 5057 ,, Z 1425 .. _ J A Hendrick Appuhamy, Mudukatuwa, W. P , N,-W. P , and Galle District Marawila 1116 Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A ug. 1, 1941

Serial Distinctive Carrying Name and Address o f Applicant. Proposed Area o f Operation No No Capacity 5058 . . Under 70 cwt. G J. Perera, United Motor Works, Kurunegala Kurunegala District, and approach road to Railway construction Goods Shed and Station 5059 . Z 1246 ’ 31 cwt. do. Colombo and Kurunegala Districts, 'Kurunegala to Galewela, Colombo to Matale vtd Alawwa and Kurunegala, and Katugastota to Kandy 5060 . Under 60 cwt P James Appuhamy, Koskandawela, Yakkala Colombo District, Kegalla, Kandy and Kurunegala construction Districts 5061 . Do. 70 cwt. D D. Porolis Appuhamy, Anguruwela, Ruan- Sab., Ruanwella to Colombo,Kelamya,Hunupitiya wella and Kolonnawa 5062 . Z 1555 . 57 cwt S Rengasamy, Iron Bridge, Kandapola Nuwara Eliya District, Kandapola to Colombo vtd Ramboda 5063 ; .' CE ■ 1832 70 cwt. A. C M Abdul Cader, 73, Galkapanawatta, Colombo to Nuwara Eliya m d Gimgatliena and Grandpass, Colombo return vtd Dolosbage to Kandy, Kandy and Nuwara Eliya Districts, Kandy to Colombo. Moratuwa. Kandana and Kelamya (alteration) 5064 CE 178 . 60 cwt. do do

5065 Z 7880 . 70 cwt D C. Wamgasekera, Akuressa Matara District and Akuressa to Colombo, Kelamya Hunupitiya, Kolonnawa, and Colombo to Bandarawela m d Ratnapura 5066 z 5410 .. 40 cwt A. J N. Mohamed, Akurana, Katugastota Kurunegala District, Kurunegala to Colombo and Kurunegala to Kandy and routes to Akurana and Jaffna 50(67 c 9889’ . 80 cwt. V. S S. Mahalmgam Chettiar, 25/52, Stewart Colombo city ■ ' street, Slave Island 5068 ' . z 4902 . ' 40 cwt K. M. Ponniah Pillai, Nathandiya N.-W. P.,' Colombo District North, Colombo- Kolonnawa, Colombo-Moratuwa Puttalam 1 Tnncomalee ,m d Anuradhapura, Anuradhapura to Jaffna and Madawaehehi to Mannar and Mankulam to Mullaittivu (alteration) 5069 z 7291 36 cwt. K. M. Lebbe’s son, Shahul Hameed, Akurana, Kegalla District, Kandy District, Kurunegala Pallegampaha, Katugastota District and Matale District to Jaffna md ■ Anuradhapura District 5070 Under 30 cwt. M. Ramunny, Urugala Kandy District construction

1, Anthony Capper Moore Hingley, Assistant Government Agent, Mannar, do hereby notify under section 31 of the Forest Ordinanoo (Cap. 311), that the under-mentioned pieces of drift timber are m charge o f the Village Headman of Thoddakkadu in the Mannar division of the Mannar District ' _ . 2, Any person claiming the said pieces of timber is required to make a written statement of such, claim within one month from the date hereof. ■ , ■ ,.

The Kachehen, A. C M. HiNGUEy, Mannar, July 29, 1941. Assistant Government Agent. Girth at the , Girth at the bottom of the top of the * Serial Length of Timber timber , timber Marks on the Placo where the Number. , Variety of Timber (feet). (feet). (feet) timber. 4 Timber is lying 1 12 6 5 — Appears t.o be teak wood Puliantheevn 2 '■ 9 10 9 ' — ' ' ' do ' do' 3 ! 16 5 4 . M K E do . do 4 7 2 2 —• . do do 5 . - 71 2 i 2 . 1893 do . do. 6 H 2 i 2i . — * do. do. '7 15 6 , 5 . — 1 do. clo 1 8 „ 31 ‘ ' ' 4 3 177 M S A do . do. 9 25 n 2 — do do

' ' / t Customs Sale, j ? Appointment ol Managers. /NOTICE is hereby given the cq^ffisoated .goods mentioned THE subjoined list of Managers of Assisted Schools appomted /below will be sold by ££5bli

Education Office, l M cD, R obison, Colombo, August 1, 1941 Director o f Education. Appointment ot Managers.' THE subjoined list of, Managers of, Assisted Schools appointed under section 31 (1) of Ordinance No. 31 o f 1939, is hereby published for general information.— . , , , t ,, , ’ 1 : - , - • -Manager recommended Change of Management. School. Proprietor. ' by the Proprietor UNDER the provisions of section 31 (1) o f Ordinance No 31 9^ and appointed by 1939, it is hereby notified for general information that upon the the Director recommendation, of 'the Board of Trustees of the Dodandewya J./VaddukkoddaiWest Trustees of Subra- Mr. S. Ratnam school, proprietor of Mt/DodandemyaS.M (Pri.) school, Mr S.J B- (Subramama) T. M. • mania Vidyasalai 1 ’ Dharmaknti, Proctor, Matale, is appointed as the Managei of the said school m place of Mr. W. Gopallawa.

Education Office, L MoD. R obison, Education Office, L McD R obison, Colombo, July 22, 1941. Director o f Education. Colombo, July 25, 1941. Director o f Education. Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Auo. 1, 1941 1117

Change of Management. 155 Sathasivam Kanakasabapathy, Sangathanai Saiva School, UNDER the provisions of section 31 (1) of Ordinance No 31 of Chavakachchen 1939, it is hereby notified for general information that upon the 158 Veluppillai Ponniah, Sangathanai Saiva School, Chava­ recommendation of the Nanodaya Society, Kalutara, proprietor of kachchen Kl/Nanodaya S M. school, Kalutara, Mr U A Jayasundera is 159 Vallipuram Subramaniam, Sangathanai Saiva School, Chava­ appointed as the Manager of the said school m place of the Geneial kachchen. Manager, B T S schools, with effect from July 1. 1941. 160 Mamkkar Kathmthamby, Sangathanai Saiva School, Chava­ kachchen Education Office, L MoD R obison, 16.5 Sellathurai Nadarajah, Kadduvan, Tellipalai Colombo, July 25, 1941. Director of Education 176 Arunasalam Selvaratnam, Natesan Classical School, Tunnel - veli. 180 Veeravagu Panchadsaram, Palaly, Kankesanturai. 190 Ramalmgam Sadasivam, Natesan Classical School, Tmmelveli Change of Management. 197 Miss Penyathamby Masilamani, Alaveddi, Chunnakam UNDER the provisions of section 31 (3) of Ordinance No 31 of 198 Miss Sabapathipillai Rasapoopathi, Alaveddi, Chunnakam 1939, it is hereby notified for general information that Mr. T D 200 Miss Appakkuddi Thangammal, Alaveddi North, Chunnakam. Jayasuriya, Divisional Inspector o f Schools, S D , Galle, is appomted 202 Miss Subramaniam Nallammah, Ramanathan College, as the Manager of G/Dikkumbura S M. (Bn ) school in place of Chunnakam P Nandarama Thero, with effect from July 1, 1941. 206. Arumugam Asaippiliai, Saiva Tamil School, Kankesanturai 212. Vairamuttu Konamalai, Arappattai Division No. 3, Batticaloa Education Office, L MoD. R obison, Colombo, July 28, 1941, Director of Education N ote.— No prize is to be awaided to any candidate this year as sufficient merit was not shown m the papers in the respective subjects 4 candidates sat for the Tamil Pandit Examination. THE JAFFNA ORIENTAL STUDIES SOCIETY. 84 candidates sat for the Bala Pandit Examination. 57 candidates sat for the Piavesa Examination. Annual Examinations, 1941. The performance o f the candidates at these examinations was o f very low quality, revealing serious lack o f intelligent study and PASS LIST preparation \ Sanskrit E xaminations L. MoD. R obison, P a n d its Director'of^Education, and President of the Nil Jaffna Oriental Studies Society. Education Office, ' Bala Pandits Colombo, July 24, 1941. First Division. 126 K. Balasundara Kurukkal, Mavittapuram, Tellipalai. 127 S Panehakshara Aiyer, Classical School, Tmmelveh Irrigation Department.

P ra v es a . Training Gout se for Tmgahon Learners. Nil APPLICATIONS are invited for admission as Learners for the Tamil Examinations Field Grades m the Irrigation Department Applicants must not be more than 24 years o f ago and must have passed the Inter­ P a n d its mediate Science or Intermediate Enguieermg Exammation o f the None passed University of London Eoi candidates with experience m the work Referred of the Department the age limit may be extended No 2 The course is one o f 3 years, the lust of which will be spent 2 Katucsu Mailvaganam, Kailai Vasa, Vaddukkoddai at the Training Class in Colombo and other two in the field (Refeired m Group II ) Allowances will be paid as follows — Bala Pandits First year : Rs 30 per mensem Third Division Second year Rs. 50 per mensem Third year . Rs 75 per mensem M. K. Ai ulpragasam, St Joseph’s Praetismg School, Colour bogam 3 On the satisfactory completion of this tlireo yeais’ course the 9 Ambalavani Kandiah, Veemankamam, Tellipalai Learners will be offered employment as tempoiaiy Junior Field 10. Miss Kandiah Thilakavathi, Kollankaladdi, Tellipalai Assistants as vacancies occur, but no guaianteo wliatovoi o f even 15 Karthigesu Kathiresu, Vellampokaddy, Kodogamam temporary employment on completion of tho period of flaming can 16. Veluppillai Muttulmgam, Natesan Classical Sohool, Tirunol- be given veli 4 The present salaries scales of the Field Giades of tho Depart­ 23. Vairamuttu Thambiaiya, Sangathanai Chavalcachcheri ment are as follows .— 27 Mailvaganam Murugesu, Kalvayal, Chavakachchen 28 Junior Field Assistant (temporaiy) • Rs 1,200— 120— 2,520 Periatamby Mailvaganam, Meesalai South-East, Cha- Junior Field Assistant (permanent) Rs 1,200— 120—2,520 vakaehcheri Senior Field Assistant: Rs 2,640— 120— 4,200 38 Nagar Aiumugam, Maravanpulo, Chavakachchen. 40 Veluppillai Sivasambu, Penyamavadi, Chavakachchen In the case o f any candidate appomted on or after tho date ni 42 Penyathambi Selvathurai, Usan Saiva School, Muusuvil which a new scale of salary and conditions o f service aie adoptod as 4.1 Kadiravelu Sithamparapillai, Penyamavadi, Chavakachchen a result o f the recommendations o f tho Select Comnuttoe on tho 44 Veluppillai Tliamotharampillai, Araly Noith Vaddukkoddai leport o f the Retrenchment Commission, such now salary scale and 45 Naiasmgam Sivaguru, Urelu, Chunnakam conditions of service will be applicable Sucli a candidate will have 46 Kandiah Andambalam, luuvil, Chunnakam no claim to the salary scale and conditions o f service set out above ^ 47 Ponniah Balasundaram, Sangathanai, Chavakachchen 5. Application forms can be had from the Director of-Iingation, 48 Kanthai Kathiramar, Mailiddy South, Tellipalai Post Box No 500, Secretariat, Colombo. In writing for application 49 Smnathamby Veluppillai, Valveddi, Valvettiturai forms the candidates should state thoir ago and educational 58 Sivaguru Aiiunugam, Natesan Classical School, Tirunelvely qualifications Application forms will notjjjje sent to those who do 65 Kanthappu Rasathurai, Natesan Classical School. Tuunelvely not possess the minimum qualifications nocossary 67 Penyathamby Thambmiuttu, Natesan Classical School 6 Applications should be on the prescribed form and should be Tirunelvely addiessed to the Director o f Iirigation (and not peisonally). Post 79 5 alhpuram Kathmthamby, Alvay South, Karaveddy. Box No 500, Secretariat, Colombo, so as to i each him not later than 86 ’ Oiuppiij,,l Sathasivam, Karanavay Noith Saiva School, 10 A M on August 23, 1941 Kaiaveddy. 98 Office o f tho Duector o f Irrigation, S G Taylor. Arumugam Ponnambalam, Vathin Kaiaveddy North. Colombo, July 15, 1941 Director of Irrigation Karaveddy 100 Kanthar Veeragathy, Karanavay, Karaveddy 120 Nallathamby Knshnapillai, Palugamam, Batticaloa Refened Candidates Sale of Used Postage Stamps. S Saravanai Subiamaniam, Manthuvil, Kodigamam (Refeired m Goiup II ) AN auction sale o f 7,800'used stamps of European and other 119 Vinasithamby Kandiah, Kalladi-Uppodi, Kattankudi, Batti- eountnes and of various values will be held at tho Old Postal Store caloa (Refened in Group IV ) m the basement of the Geneial Post Office building at 2 30 r m. on Friday, August 8. 1941 Pravesa Examination 2 The stamps will be put up foi sale in 26 lots as follows .— I Second Division 22 packets of 300 assorted stamps ' ’ - oimiah Kiiiiihiyyiiiar. Sangathanai Saiva School, Chava­ 1 packet of 300 Swiss stamps kachchen 1 packet of 300 German stamps Third Division 1 packet of 300 Egyptian stamps * 1 packet of 300 Dutch stamps jo > ^liatamby Ratnarn, Puloly East, Pomt Pedro 131 b^unathambv Kanthasamy, Thunnalai North Point Pedro 3 Detailed lists o f stamps enclosed m each packet aio available Miss Kanthiah Annapooranam, Colombogam Saiva School, foi reference on application to the officer in charge, Poste Restante, j -. J affna G P O , Colombo Valhpurani R.asiah, Sangathanai Saiva School. Chava- 4 No buyer is permitted to examine the contents of the packets prior to purchase. Packets will bo sold entirely at the buyer's risk 153 c kachcheri 154 ^TuPPcr Smnappu, Sangathanai Saiva School, Chavakachchen ■ Nallathamby, Mamkkam, Sangathanai Saiva School, Chava­ Victor A Nicholas kachchen. Julv 22 1941 for Postmastor-Goneral A 5 1118 Part I (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug. 1, 1941

Sale ot Culled Livestock. Heads of Departments are requested to note that requisitions 5 which do not permit of being fully executed by September 15 1941. THE following eullod livestock, unsuitable for breeding purposes, will not be accepted after August 30, 1941 will bo sold by public auction at the Annual Breeding Centre. Nikaweratiya on Saturday, August 16, 1941. at 2 p m .— Government Stores Department .1 W W\rby, Two pure- bred Si indi cows, 2 Cross-brod goats, 33 BIB, Hens, Colombo, July 29, 1941 Government Stoiekeepei 4 R I B Bullets, 5 B 1 R Cockerels and 5 B I B Chickens Further particulars can be had from tho Divisional Agricultural Officer, Wanyapola.

E R odrigo, Directoi of Agriculture 'Berademya, Julv 28 1941. NOTIFICATIONS UNDER “ THE PATENTS ORDINANCE, 1906.” .THE following Specification has been accepted —

Closing of the San Sebastian Locks. No 3,144 of October 25, 1940 (Date applied for undei Section 48, Chapter 123 of the Ordinance, IT is hereby notified that the San Sebastian Locks’will be closed October 27, 1939 ) for a period o f about three weeks fiom August 11, 1941, for repairs Algemeene Vereemqmg Van Rubber planters Tei Oosthust Van S u m atra Colombo Port Commission, S M. Durr, ' “ Improved process for concentrating aqueous dispersions ” Colombo, July 25, 19,41 for Chairman A b stra ct.— This invention deals with a process for concentrating aqueous dispersions, such as rubber latex or cow’s milk by extractmg water therefrom characterised m that this extraction o f water takes place by bringing the dispersion into contact with those parts of ''CEYLON GOVERNMENT RAILWAY. the. plant which have a high capacity of absorbing water such as seeds, dried fruits, roots, leaves, part of stems, &e The best results Cheap T iekets-^hgust, 1941. m the opinion o f the inventor results with seeds The other parts of plants mentioned sometun.es have the dis allur •Kandasamy Tempte(fF«smalprdF Irst, Second, and Third advantage of bruising or even being pulverised during the treatment class tickets at or®/ aAd* q^rterjfJrjKsttigle faro for the double whereby sieving the drying material is rendered difficult and the journey will bo lssxpduio Jafftyj^freparetations distant 25 miles and dispersion is soiled The use of seeds is further advantageous over thfeipfrom, from Augijs 23 returnable not later than because the skm of the seeds is easily peimeated by water whereas ?AuA^Vl941. j// many other substances do not permeat e it The skm of the seeds Manager’s Office, ,, / W G Hills, to be used is previously treated so as to accelerate absorption and / Colombo, July 30, 1941 ■- General Manager the seeds are killed before coming into contact with the dispersions Whdst water is being extracted the mixture containing dispersion and the parts of plants is kept m motion by stirring, shaking or rotation The parts of the plants after concentration is completed can be rmsed, dried and used agam for a further application of the Closing of the ClvibMedical Stores for the Annual ,, piocess The process is illustrated by four examples giving results . , Verification and Stock-taking. of tests made t Thore are seven claims and no drawings THE Civil Medical Stores will be closed so far as the issue of diugs, &c., is concerned from September 1 to September 30,,1941 Note — Any person may give -notice of opposition to the grant of a (both days inclusive) foi the purpose of the Annual Verification patent on this application by lodging Form F stamped Rs 25 at the and.Stock-takmg Patent Office at any time within three months from the date of the Heads of Departments, all Officers m charge of Hospitals and Government Gazette m which the acceptance is published (vide Dispensaries and Supeuntendenls of estates, &e , are requested Section 11 Sub-section (1), Chapter 123) to note that no requisitions for drugs, &c , except such urgent items as Sera and Quinine will be entertained during this period Patent Office, G. D P arEkh, Colombo, J ulv 24, 1941 Registrar of Patents. Office of the Director of Medical S F Ckeixafpah, and Sanitary Services. ' Director o f Medical and P. 0 Box 500, Sanitary Services Colombo, ,1 uly 26, 1941 , SALE OF TOLL AND OTHER RENTS.

Sale of Toll Rent, Kandy District, 1941-1942. Interruption to Traffic on Main roads. NOTICE is hereby given that the Government Agent, Central Pi ounce, will receive sealed tenders for the purchase o f the undei - Eastern Division— Tnneomalee District mentioned toll rent for the period from October 1,1941, to Septembei IT is hereby notified that traffic using the imdoi -mentioned 30, 1942. Sealed tenders must be handed in personally at the budges on the Dambulla-Tmicomnlee road, will be subjoct to Kandv Kacheheri at 11 a m . on August 12, 1941, and no tender interruption from Friday, August 1, 1941, until furthor notico received after the date and hour above-mentioned will be considered to permit of strengthening of the bridges, viz — 2. The successful tenderer will be bound by the Conditions of Minsgomoya bridge No 47/3 Sale of Ferry Tolls, copies o f which can be seen at the Kandy Galoya bridge No 70/2 Kachchen, and will be required to deposit foithwith one-tenth of Alut-oya bridge No 7^(4 tho purchase amount m cash, and should the offer be accepted by Palampaddar bridge No 104/1 ° His Excellency the Governor, to furnish approved secunty foi one-half of the whole purchase amount, or m cash for one-thnd Vehicles will be restricted to a maximum speed of 4 miles an o f tho whole purchase amount within thirty days o f the date of hour over the bridge receipt by him o f the notification of the Governor’s acceptance of his offer Public Works Office, A J B ScH^ENCmivEL; Colombo, July 26, 1941 tor Director ot Public Woi ks 3. He will be required to deposit money t9 pay the Crown Proctor foi examining and giving his opinion on the title deeds of the property tendered by him as security, and for drawing and settling the security bond, and expenses of appraising the pio- perties and o f registering the security bond and the stamp duty on the bond under Ordinance No. 10 o f 1919 Interruption to Traffic on Roads. 4. All title deeds tendered as security should be accompanied by a certificate obtained from the Registrar o f Lands, that the Southern Division—K alutara District lands to which they relate are unencumbered The certificate Bridge No ljl Bouwala Customs Road must be obtained at the cost of the paity offering the security 5 He will be further required to furnish through his Proctoi a IT is horebv notified that budge Np 1/1 on Beiuwala Customs Warrant o f Attorney to confess judgment on form G A C 81 road will berJ-opened foi traffic as lrom August 10. 1941 6 The renter shall pay the cost o f any special repairs 1o the boats that shall become necessary on account of his or his sorvants’ Public Works Office, A J R ScHARENGtnVEL, negligence He shall deposit on the day o f sale a sum of Bs 100 Colombo, July 26, 1941 for Director of Public Works as security for the payment of cost o f all such repairs 7 The Government Agent leserves to himself the light without question of rejecting any or all tenders 8 further information can be obtained on application at the Kandy Kachchen Closing of the Government Stores Department for . . Annual Stock-taking and Verification. The Kachchen j;. T Dyson. / Kandy, July 25, 1941 ( Government Agent- THE Government Stoies Department will be closed m so far as the issue of stores is concerned, from September 22 to October 4, / 1 9 4 1 (both days inclusive) for the purpose of the annual stock­ Description of Rent. / taking and verification Toll at the Weragantota Ferry. Past I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A tjg 1, 1941 1119

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOTICES. Sc h e d u l e . For 1st, 2nd, 3rd, anti 4th Quarters, 1940 — On September 12, COLOMBO MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. 1941 Premises No. 159/4 & 10, Ingram road RF For 1st quarter, 1C41 — On August 26, 1941 Premises No 129, Sale of Immovable Property. 185, 187, 168, Upper St. Andrews place, 815 (1-4), Blomcndahl road, 40, Bosongwatta lane, 76/5, 97/14, 114 (14-20), St James NOTICE is hereby given that m the absence of movable property street, 385/18, 452/1-5, Alutmawatta road On August 30, 1941 liable to seizure, (1) rents and profits from I to 10 years, (2) timber Premises Nos. 9, Hulftsdoip street, 353, 353/1, Old Moor street, and produce, (3) materials o f house, and (4) the undermentioned 146 (23-51), Silversmith street, 111 (3-125), Vincent street, 79, pioperties themselves, seized m vntue of a Warrant issued by the Wilson street On September 4, 1941 Premises Nos. 137, Do Municipal Commissioner, Colombo, m terms of section 135 of the Waas lane, 53, 63, 110, Galkapanawatta road, 227, 229, 397, Grand- Municipal Councils Ordinance (Chapter 193), for arrears of rates due pass road, 6, 8, 10, Molawatta lane on the premies, and for the petiod mentioned m the subjoined On September 6, 1941 Premises Nos 92/2-8, College street. schedule, will be sold by public auction on the spot on the dates 115 (170-183), 144 (38-57), 144 (58-65), Santiago street, 86/51, therein mentioned, sale commencing at 8 A m unless m the meantime Wall street, 155/2, 165, 108, Wasala road, 55, Kotahena street the amount of the rates and costs be duly paid. 95/6, Mayfield lane, 41/2-17, 15th lane, Kotahena On September 12, 1941 • Premises Nos. 261, 263 (1-8), 263 (10-11), The Municipal Office, T tjdob V. P k reh a, 265, Piachauds lane, 166, 168, Skinners road south, and 95, Maradana Colombo, July 30, 1941 ' for Municipal Commissioner. road

THE GALLE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. General Meeting.

Tuesday, M ay 27, 1941

The Council assembled this day at 2 30p m , pursuant io notice dated May 21, 1941 P ie se n t — Mr W. Dahanayake, Mayor, presiding, andMessis E deS Wijayaratne, Deputy Mayor , A. I H A Wahab , F Magdon Ismail; A. H E Fernando, D S Goonesekera, A William Wijeratne , W T Wijekulasunya, E D Nagaha,watte , P Dahanayake; A M Saheed, T W Roberts, Thomas Amarasunya , and F W E do Vos. 1 The minutes af the General Meetuig held on April 22 and May 6, 1941, havmg been previously submitted to the Mayor for Ins approval and a copy thereof havmg been furnished to each member, were taken,as lead and confirmed 2 Pursuant to notice Mr F Magdon Ismail asked the following questions which the Mayor answered — Q — (1) At what time are cattle and goats slaughtered by the present butcher ’ A —The slaughtering of cattle and goats is clone twice daily, viz , at 7am and at 3p m , so that the meat of the animals slaughtered is available m the market by 9 A m and by 4.30 p m . Q ■—(2) How many of them are slaughtered each day ’ A —According to the daily average from April 1 to May 20. 8 head of cattlo and 3 goats Q — (3) From what time m the day is meat available for purchase at the Municipal market and till when ’ A —Meat should be available m the Municipal market from 7 a m to 9 30 P m Q — (4) Is the Mayor aware that there is a feeling in the town that the quality and the maimer m which meat is supplied by the present licensee is unsatisfactory ’ A ■—Complaints have been made to me that a sufficient quantity o f beef and mutton is not always ai ailable in the Municipal Market Q — (5) Will the Mayor investigate into the matter of the meat supply as complaints have been made to me that it is unsatisfactory ? J —The butchor had been previously warned on two occasions, and on the 24th instant he was fined Rs 2 50 for failing to oxpose mutton for sale m the market He was also informed that if thero w e r e a n y further complaints against him he would bo reported to the Council for furthei disciplinary action (Mr D S Goonesekera came m at this stage ) ' Ansmg out of the lephes to the above questions Mr F Magdon Ismail asked the following supplementary question which tho Mayor answered __ " Is tho Mayor satisfied about the quality of the meat supplied > Mayoi I have not mceived any complaints about tho quality o f the moat other than what the member has mentioned I shall, however. mquue into the matter Messis T W Roberts and Thomas Amarasunya stated that they had received similar complaints, and also that a sufficient number of goats were not slaughtered The Mayor stated that he would inquire into the matter (Mr E do S Wijayaratne came m at this stage) 3 The Mayor moved — “ That the resolutions of the Council dated February 13, 1941,, concerning the action to be taken m the future in the event of a strike amongst the daily-paid labourers, be amended to read as follows — (1) that this Council do vest the Mayor with power to act as he thinks best m a similar emergonev m the future and that a supplemental vote o f Rs 1,000 be sanctioned for the purpose , (2) that the Mayor be empowered, if he cannot find men to work temporarily, to engage the sorvices of new men or substitutes °n a promise of permanent employment. (3) that during any period when the office of the Mayor becomes vacant the powers referred to in (1) and (2) above be vested in the Commissioner 3’ Mr E de S Wijayaratne seconded—Carned, Mr W T Wijekulasuriya declining to vote (Mr A H E Fernando came m at this stage ) 4. Pursuant to notice given m accordance with the requirements of by-law 10 (e)of the by-laws relating to the Conduct of Business, Mr P Dahanayake moved __“ This Council is of opinion that the decision of the Council dated March 31. 1941, relating to the retirement of Inspector C G E Ferreira, 12 months from that date, be rescinded, and that he be allowed to work m the Council’s service till he com­ pletes his 30 years’ service ” Mr A I H A Wahab seconded, and Mr D S Goonesekera supported the motion The Mayor opposed it The motion was then put to the meeting and earned by 8 votes to 6 Mr A M Saheed called for a division which resulted as follows ■— F or —Messrs A I H A Wahab, F. Magdon Ismail, A H E Fernando, D S Goonesekera, W T Wijekulasunya, P. Dahanayake, T W. Roberts, and F W E de Vos A g a in s t —The Mayor and Messrs E de S Wijayaratne, A. William Wijeratne, E. D Nagahawatte, A M. Saheed, and Thomas Amarasunya 5 To consider (a ) a petition from Inspector C G E Ferreira requesting the Council to re-consider its decision to retne him from service with effect from May 1, 1942 , and (6) letter No FI 234 of April 16, 1941, from the Commissioner of Local Government with regard to the retirement of Inspector’c G E Ferreira —Resclved, with regard to (a), that the resolution of Council contained m item 4 be con­ veyed to Inspector Ferreira , and, with regard to (b) that the Commissioner o f Local Government be informed that the grounds on which the Council decided to rbtire Inspector Ferreira from service were as follows — (1) that, when he was acting for the Medical Officer of Health, ™ (Inspector Ferreira) had passed as fit for slaughter an animal which, m the opinion of the permanent Medical Officer o f Health, was unfit f°r slaughter , and (2) that there was a discrepancy m the statements he had made as regards his age on two occasions— when he applied for the post of Ward Inspector m 1913 and later m 1937 when he was called upon to produce proof of his age. 6 To consider a letter fiom Mrs M L. Mahagedeia with regard to her resignation from the post of Public Health Nurse —After discussion, Mr W T Wijekulasunya moved that the resignation of Mrs M L Mahagedera, Public Health Nurse, be accepted as from July

Mr P^DaSiavTk^m oved as an amendment that the matter be referred to the Finance Committee so that a revised scale of salary for the post 0f publle Health Nurse may be suggested but the amendment fell through for want of a seconder The motion was then put to the meeting and earned by 10 votes to 1 Mr P Dahanayake called for a division which resulted as follows — F 0r __The Mayor and Messrs A T H. A. Wahab, F Magdon Ismail, A H E Fernando, W T Wijekulasunya, E D Nagaha- jvatte. A M Saheed T W Roberts Thomas Amarasunya, and F W E de Vos A g a in st —Mr P Dahanayake Refrained fiom voting — Messrs R de S Wijayaratne, D S' Goonesekera, and A William Wijeratne 7 To appoint a candidate fo fill the vacant post of Public Health Nurse Mr T W Roberts moved Council into Committee The Mayor seconded — Carried

Oounctl in C om m ittee— v The Mayor informed Council in Committee that two applications for the post had subsequently been received, one from Miss M T. Ralyanawathie k midwife o f the Council and tho other from Mrs C M Pouliqj:, and that both these applicants were present m case the Council wished’ to interview them Council m Committee then interviewed Miss M T Kalyanawathie and Mrs C. M Pouher' After discussion. Mr P Dahanayake moved that the matter be referred to the Finance Committee for report Mr D S Goonesekera seconded. The motion was put to the Council m Committee and declared lost j , Mr A M Saheed then moved that consideration bo deferred for the next General Meeting and that, m the meantime, the Medical Officer of Health be authorised if the necessity arises, to appoint a midwifo to act as Public Health Nurse on her present salary plus a ‘ ravel! mg allowance o f Rs 25 per mensem. Mr A. I H A Wahab seconded — Carried 1120 Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug 1,1941

The Mayor moved that Council do resume and that the above resolution of the Council in Committee be adopted. Mr. E, de S Wijayaratne seconded.— Carried 8 To consider an application from D N L Cornells, Lorry Driver, for three months’ leave from May 11, 1941, supported by a medical certificate *—Resolved that D X I. Cornells, Lorry Driver, be granted full pay leave from May 11 to July 11, an,d half pay leave from July 12 to August 9, with permission to spend his half pay leave m Ceylon 9 The following extracts from the minutes of the Standmg Committees were laid before the Council The Mayor moved Council into Committee. Mr E de S Wijayaratne'seconded —Carried

(a) Ext) acts from the Minutes of the Standing Committee on Finance of M ay 8, 1941 (4) Considered an application from Mi S D Nagahawatte, lessee of No 16, Mamstreet for the piovision of a ceiling at the premises.— Recommended (1) that a ceiling be piovided at premises No 16, Mam street; (2) that the estimato of Rs 158 submitted lor the purpose by tho Works Engineer be appioved , and (3) that, with effect from July 1, 1941, the monthly rent of the premises be meieased by Rs 2 , and (4) that a supplemental vote of Rs 158 be sanctioned (6) Considered papers relating to the recovery of water rent from premises No 53, Richmond Hill road, occupied bv Mr. J T. Asm wathan— Recommended (1) that Mr J T Asinwatlian be informed that he is liable to pay the arrears of water and meter rent due amoutmg to Rs. 79'45 ; and (2) than in default of payment necessary steps be taken to recover the amount (7) Considered a memorandum from tho Shroff m which he asks for extra assistance —Recommended that, as a temporary measure, Mr. M D Jayasmghe, Accounts Clerk, Poor Law Scheme, be requested to assist the Shroff in his clerical work from 9 a m to 12 noon each day. (8) Considered the question o f paying a bonus to the daily-paid labourers who worked during the strike hours on February 7, 1941. other than those m the Health Department —Recommended that no bonus be paid (10) Considered the question o f piovidmg ceiling fans m the Municipal Office.—Recommended that two ceiling fans lie piovided at a cost not exceeding Rs 400 and that a supplemental vote of Rs 400 be sanctioned for the purpose (11) List of demolished buildings m Waid No 8.—Recommended that the rates be struck off (12) Consideiefl, together with the Standmg Committee on Law and General Subjects, the question o f granting additional leave oil full pay to all the daily-paid employees of the Council —Recommended that by-law 12 (a ) (l) of the by-laws relating to leave be amended so as to enable the Council to grant to all its daily-paid employees twenty-one days leave on full pay m any one calendar year m lieu of the fourteen days leave to which they aro now entitled under the said by-law —-Recommended, further, that the necessary supplemental expenditure be sanctioned under the various expenditure votes Resolution With regard to item (10) it was resolved that the matter be deferred for consideration with the budget for 1942 With regard to item (12) it was resolved that no action be taken m view of the recommendation made bv the Special Committee on Wages, &c. - The recommendations of the Standmg Committee with regard to the remaining items were adopted

(b ) Extracts from the M inutes of the Standing Committee on Law and General Subjects of M ay 8, 1941 (2) Considered, together with the Standmg Committee on Fmance, the question of granting additional leave on full pay to all tho daily-paid employees of the Council.—Recommended that by-law 12 (a) (l.) of the by-laws relating to leave be amended so as to enable tho Council to grant to all its daily-paid employees twenty-one days leave on full pay m any one calendar year m lieu of the fourteen days lea\ e to which they are now entitled under the said by-law Recommended, further, that the necessary supplemental expenditure be sanctioned under the various expenditure votes (3) Consideied papers with regard to the proposal to define a market limit for the Bazaar area — Recommended (1) that the market' limit for the Bazaar area be appioved as indicated m the sketch map submitted by the Works Engineer, and bounded as follows •— N orth —Quarry road from its junction with Wackwella road and Talbot Town Cross road to its junction with Dickson road, thence along the western sido of Dickson road up to its junction with Upper Dickson road, and thence along an imaginary straight line north- enstwai ds to the junction of Talapitiya road and Hinmbure road E a st —A line drawn from the junction of Hirimbure road and Talapitiya road eastwards along the noitbern side of Talapitiya load up to its junction with Pettiga'awatta Cross road, thence southwards along the eastern side of Pettigalawatta Cross road up to its junction with Pettigalawatta road, and thence along an imaginary straight Ime southwards to the sea shore. W est ■—A line drawn from the j unction of Quarry road and Talbot Town Cross road along the western side of Talbot Town Cross road up to the boundary wall of the Dutch Cemetery, thence along the boundary wall of the said cemetery facing the Galle-Matjua road up to the south-western corner of the Police Recreation Room. South —From the last mentioned point along an imaginary straight lme across the Galle-Matara road op to the southern boundary of the Municipal Cart Shed and thence along the southern boundary of the said Cart Shed to the sea. S outh-east —From the limit of the southern boundary along the sea shore up to the limit o f the eastern boundary (2) that the necessary notifiqation be published under section 235 of the Municipal Councils Oidinance , and (3) that the previous notification published m Government Gazette No 8,483 of September 1, 1939, be cancelled. (t (6) Considered the following motion of Mr A William Wijeratne at the General Meetmg o f Council held on February 25, 1911 — That the Law Committee be requested to report on the question of new houses that are proposed to be built on marshy or low-lying land with special lefeienee to by-law 1 (d) of Chaptei IV of the bv-laws ” —Recommended that m future no plan for a new budding on marshv or low-lying land be approved unless the floor level of the budding is m conformity with by-law 1 (d) of Chapter IV of the Councd’s by-laws (7) Considered the question as to whether gram boutiques m which cooked food is sold should be considered as “ tea boutiques within the meaning of the term as defined m Chapter XVIIa of the bv-laws —Recommended that gram boutiques in which cooked food i« sold be brought under the definition o f a ‘ tea boutique ” , and action taken accordingly

■ Resolution. With regard to itom (2) it was resolved that no action be taken m view of the recommendation made by the Special Committee on Wages, &e The recommendations o f the Standmg Committee with regard to the remaining items were adopted

(c) Ertracts from the MinuAes of the Standing Committee on Sanitation and Markets of M ay 16, 1941 (7) Considered the possibility o f gettmg the conservancy labourers to do rat-trapping work on their morning rounds m addition to their own duties —Recommended that no action be taken m view of the impracticability of the suggestion made (S) Considered the conditions laid down by the Council for the lease of the Fish Auction Shed, w ith a view to revision —Recommended that the renter of the Fish Auction Shed be informed that he should stuctly adhere to the terms and conditions of his agreement with the Council. (9) Considered further the papers relating to the passing of by-laws controlling the sale of water within Municipal limits.—Recom­ mended that the matter be dropped m view of the Legal Draftsman’s reply that there is no provision m the Municipal Councils Ordinance under which the proposed by-laws can be made. (10) Considered a suggestion made by the Controller of Labour that the Closing Order under the Shops Ordinance, published w G azette No 8,642 of July 26, 1940, be em bodiedm the Council’s by-laws — Recommended that the Controller o f Labour be informed that no alteration in tho hours of sale can be made this year as the leases have already been given on certain terms and conditions — Recommended, further, that the closing order appearing m Government Gazette No. 8,642 o f July 26, 1940.be enforced with effect from January 1, m the case of the Municipal Fruit Market only Resolution With regard to item (7) it was resolved that consideration be deferred. The recommendations o f the Standing Committee with regard to the remaining items were adopted

(d) Extract from the Mimutes of the Standing Committee on M unicipal Works of M ay 10, 1941 (2) Considered the' scheme proposed by the Medical Officer of Health and the Works Engineer for re-claimmg the portion of the Kepu-ela between Ossanagoda bridge and Mahamodera lake —Recommended that the work of i e-claimmg do start from the Ossanagoda bridge and terminate at the Mahamodera lake , (2) that the filling be 2 feet above the highest flood level at the Mahamodeia lake, a,1(1 (3) that the work be carried out departmentally as an unemployment relief scheme \

Resolution Resolved that the above recommendation of the Standmg Committee be adopted •

(e) Extracts from the Minutes of the Standing Committee on Electricity of M ay 19, 1941 (2) Considered a memorandum from the Municipal Electrical Engineer suggesting the enforcement of certain conditions in the case ol applications for temporary illuminations —Recommended that the conditions set out by the Municipal Electrical Engineer n1 *'iS memorandum be enforced m tho case of applications for temporary illuminations with effect from Juno i, 1941 Pabt I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A ug 1,1941 1121

(3) Considered the draft of the proposed new Eleclncity Ordinance—Rocommended that tho Commissionoi oi Local Government be informed thatjihe Council approves of the draft of the proposed new Electricity Ordinance subject to the following amendments •— (1) that section 17 (1) be amended by the deletion of the words “ othei than Crown land ” , (2 ) that section 24 (5 ) be amended by the substi­ tution of the word ‘ may ” for the word ‘ shall ” , (3) that section 35 (1) be amended so as to do away with the necessity foi the establish­ ment of a 1 Licensing Board ” and to pi ovule foi the vesting of the necessary powers m the Chief Engineer and Manager, Electi ical Under - talcmgs , (4) that section 42 (I) be amended by the substitution of the words ‘ 1 thirty feet ” for the words “ sixty feet ’ ’ m lino 7 of paragraph 1 . (5) that section 42 (2) (b) be amended by the addition of a proviso that sub-section 2 (ft) shall not, apply to ordinary domestic mstalla-, tions , (6 ) that section 48 (4) be amended by the addition of the words “ or pioof of the conti ary ” after the words “ in absence of fraud ” ’ (7) that section 49 be deleted m view of the tact, that theie is no lecogmzed absolute standard in Ceylon , (8 ) that section 5 5 (2 ) be amended by the substitution of the words ‘ without notice to the occupier ’ for the words “ after giving not less than 24 houis’ notice in writing to the occupier ” , as otherwise it will not be possible to detect any fraudulent extinction of energy or to check the total connected loud for purposes of assessing the monthly fixed chaigc in the vanous tanlfs , (9) that section 6 6 (2) be amended so as to provide for cases in which the Council might decide to restrict the Supply in ceitain aieas , (10) that tho 2nd proviso to section 6 6 (3) bo amended by the doletion of the word ” inevitable ” m line 4, and the addition oftlie words ‘ or bona fide errorof judgment ” after the word accidont ” (4) Considered what allowance, if any. should begiven in the case of service connections tapped from existing service mains.__Recom- mended that, with effect from June 1, 1941, the full cost of the service mam from the street mams, less the usual freo allowance, be recovered from such applicants (5) Considered the question of providing uniform coats to the field staff of the Electricity Department -—Rocommended that for tho present the three patrolmen be provided with two uniform coats each per vear. and that the cost of same be met from tho savings on Vote E 3/2. * < ^ Resolution With regard to item (3) it was resolved that the recommendation of the Standing Committee be adopted subject to the following amendment, viz , that section 19 (1) be amended so as to provide for the payment of compensation for any tiee which existed at the time tho line was laid and which subsequently giew m sufch a mannei as to obstruct oi interfere with the line The recommendations of the Standing Committee with regard to the remaining items were adopted

( /) Extracts ft orn the Minutes of the Standing Committee on Finance of M ay 23, 1941 (3) Considered the question of waiving the rates due for 1940 on the following piopeities on the ground of poverty of the owners — Nos 591, Colombo road , 8 . Kurunduwatte , and 22, Katugoda passage No 2 —Recommended (1) that, with legard to No 8 , Kurundu- watte, the application be refused , and (2) that the lates due for 1940 on Nos 591 Colombo road, and 22, Katugoda passage No 2, amounting to Rs 3 15, bo waived on the ground of poverty of the owners (4| Considered what arrangements should be made foi carrying out the duties of the Waste Detection Overseer consequent on the grant of indefinite leave to Mr J H W Austui—Recommended (1) that applications foi a temporal y post of Waterworks Inspector and Waste Detection Overseer be called for on a fixed salary of Rs 40 pei mensem and a tiavellmg allowance of Rs 10 per mensem , (2) that applicants should possess some experience m Waterworks and e working knowledge of English , and (3) that tho appointment be made bv the Municipal Commissioner. , (5) To recommend a supplemental vote of Rs 22 under Vote 93—Cemotery labourers—for the payment of the war allowance of 5 por cent to the two Cemetery labourers —Recommended (6 ) Considered the memorandum of the Accountant on the finances of the Council —Recommended that the memorandum be submitted to the Council (7) Considered what action should be taken with legaid to the monies lymg m deposit as gratuities payable to the widows of deceased officers of the Council in respect of their minor children —Recommended that half theamounts payable to the widows of docoasod officors of the Council m respect of their minor children be paid immediately and the other half a year later (8 ) Considered the question of waiving the licence duty due to the Council on the following imtraceable motor vehicles —K 511 included m the list of untraceable vehicles for the months of°November and December. 1936 , and V 488 mcludod in the list of untiacoable vehicles for the months of March and April, 1939 ■—Recommended that the total licence duty due to the Council on tho abovo vohiclcs amounting to Rs 290 be waived Resolution With regard to item (4) it was resolved that the matter be referred back to the Financo Committee Tlie lecommendations of the Standing Committee with regard to the remaining items were adopted The Mayor moved that Council do resume and that the above iesolutions of Council in Committee be adopted Mr K do S Wqaya- ratne seconded —Carried. 10 To considerlthe report of the Special Committee appointed to considei the question of wages and other conditions of service of all the daily-paid labourers of the Council (vide Appendix A) Mr E W E de Vos moved that consideration of tho matter be defonod for the next General Meeting Mr E Magdan Ismail seconded The Mayoi and Mr W T Wijekulasuriya opposed it, Tho motion was put, to the meeting and declared lost by the Mayor’s casting vote Mr E de S Wijayaratne next moved that consideration of the demands made by the Municipal labomers’ Union on behalf of the labourers of the Council, except demand No 2 as embodied in the majority report of the Special Committee be postponed till tho financial position of the Council improves Mr T W Roberts secondod Mi W T Wijekulasuriya moved as an amendment that recommendations (1) to (4), as embodied in tho dissent submitted by tho Chairman of the Special Committee, be accepted, viz , ( 1 ) Restoration of the recent cut m the special allow unco with effect fiom Januaij 1 ]941 . (2) that the special allowance of 10 cents be incorpoiated in the scale of wages, so that it will be a peimanent measure . (3) two additional weeks of sick leave on full pay . (4 ) that no discrimination be made amongst the labourers of tho Council os regards leave cn Sinhalese New Year, Prophet Mohamed’s Birthday Buddhist Wesak. Buddhist Poson. and Chustmas Day. and that labourois actually engaged for work on these days should be paid double the usual lates of pay Work on these holidays should bo done only if the exigencies / of the service so demand (Messrs. T W Roberts and A M Saheed left the meeting at this stage ) Mr A William Wijeratne seconded The Mayor and Messrs A H E Fernando, D S Goonesekora and P Dahaiiuvake supported tho amendment Messrs E D Nagahawatte and Thomas AmarAsnnya supported the motion (Mr F W E de Vos left the meeting at this stage ) The mover of the motion replied (Messrs E. D Nagahawatte and F Magdon Ismail loft tho moetmg at this stage ) The amendment was then put to the meeting and carried bv 7 votes to 2 Mr E de S Wijayaratne called for a division, which resulted as fellows __Foi __The Mayor and Messrs A I H A Wahab, A R E Fernando, D S Goonesekora A William Wijeratne. W T Wijekulasuriya, and P Dahanayake Against —Messrs E do S Wijayaratne and Thomas Amarasuriya The Mayor moved that the necossary supplemental expenditure bo sanctioned Mr W T Wijekulasuriya soconded—Carued At this stage Mr E de S Wijayaratne requested that his motion also be put to the meeting as he was of opinion that the amendment m°ved by Mr W T Wijekulasuriya was not an amendment but a motion m itself The Mayor ruled that the request, was not in order and stated that the amendment of Mr W T Wijekulasuriya was m order and had been accepted as such even by Mi E de S Wijayaratne up to that point m the debate Mi E de S Wijayaratne statod that he had not accopted it as an amendment at all (Messrs E de S Wijayaratne and Thomas Amarasuriya left the meeting at this stage ) 11 To consider the following extract from the minutes of the Standing Committee on Finance of Maich 12, 1941 —“ Considored papers with regard to the demolition of the latrine at promises No 186/5 Matara load (old No 21, Magalla) — Re commended (1) that steps be taken undei the Land Acquisition Oidinance to acquire lot D 3, on which the latrine stands together with a suitable approach to the “’■trine or, m the alternative, lots D 2 and D 2, as shewn m the plan submitted by the owner , and (2) that a supplemental vote of Rs 50 be sanctioned for the preliminary expenses m connection with the acquisition ” Resolved that consideration be deferred 12 To consider letter dated February IS 1941 fiom Mr H W A Amarasmiya, M S C with regard to the closing of the road by the Power Station, known as “ Quariy Road Resolved that consideration be deferred 13 To considei (1) the manner of investigation of the applications for poor relief. and (2) the question of preparing a history sheet for each recipient of relief Resolved that consideiation be defeued r 14 To re-appoint the Special Committee appointed on July 31, 1939. to suggest as to what lmpiovements should be effected to the fort Rampaits and the outh mg grounds thereof and a suitable spot therein foi the construction of a playground —Resolved that the abo\ e Special Committee be re-appomted and that it, do consist of the following —The Mayor and Messi s E de S Wijayaratne, F Magdon Ismail. D S Goonesekera, P Dahanayake. and T W Roberts 15 To considei what action should be taken with regard to tho execution of maintenance and ropan woiks in the case of all miscella­ neous woiks _Resolved that all such works be entiusted to T B Carolisliemv for the leimmder of tho year and that he be paid according to the sanctioned Schedule of Rates foi 1941 except m the case of iron works where the cost of matenals should be paid for according to fcbe bills produced by the conti actor and after duo verification by the Works Engmeei the labour chaigos being fixed bv the Engmeei 16 To appoint members for the Local Sub-Committee in place of tne following, who have coased to be membei s in teims of Rule 16 ”f the Poor Law (Municipal Council) Rules 1940 —Me»rs W D S Abeygunawaidena ahd K H G Johams Appuhamy (Ward 3) . " M P Abeywardena (Ware! 4) , and M S V .Jayawardena IWard 8 ) —The Mayoi moved that Messrs W D S Abevgunawardena and ’v H G Johams Appuhamv (Waid 3 ) and Mr M S V Jayawaidona (Ward 8 ) be le-appomtod Mr D S Goonesokoia seconded — Carried; and Mr A I R A Wahab moved that Mr Kayes .Toyasundora be appointed m place of Mr D. M P Abovuardena, The Mayoi seconded -Carried 1122 Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Attg. 1, 1941

17 The following documents were laid on the table —

(1) Lettei No H 150a datod April 23, 1041, fiom the Commissioner of Local Government with legard to the establishment of Municipal lotteries , (2) Statement ol receipts and disbursements to the end of March. 1941 , (3) Progress Report of Woiks done on estimates during Apnl, 1941 , (4) Report of the Municipal Kleeti icul Engmeei for the month of April, 1941 ,

(5) Diarios oi (a ) the Medical Ollicer of Health , (6 ) the Municipal Works and Waterwoi ks Engineer . (<;) the Inspector of Works , and (d) the Manager. Health Depaitmont for April 1941

Confiimcd on Juno 21 1941

W Daiianayake The Municipal Olhce Gallo ------Maj m of Gallo

■ AppiS'Vdix A

Report of the Special Committee.i, apnointed on Februmy 1.>, 1041, to consider the Question of Wages and other Conditions of Service of all the D nly Paid Laboui ers of the Council This Special Committee was appoirtod by the Municipal Council of Galle at a meeting on February 13, 1941, for the purpose of reporting to the Council on certain demands which were put forward on behalf of the daily paid conservancy and scavenging labourers by the Municipal Labourer’s Union of Gallo. Tt should be’ noted that this Union came into existence somewhere in 1940 and that its President is Mr W T Wtjekulasuriya, the mombei representing Maga.lle, under whose guidance these demands were formulated on behalf ol the labourers The demands so made aio as follows —(1) Minimum wage of Re 1 per day , (2) two more weeks full pay leave , ( ’) application to them of the mles prevailing among Electricity Department, labourers with regaid to work on the five important public holi days , (4) restoiation of the cut. For charity’s sake it might be stiaiglitaway mentioned that this last tennis iathei misleading and that the demand contained undei hooding No 4 means that the labourers who were given m September, 1940 a wai allowance of 10 cents all round want it. to remain at that figure and call the grant of the 1 0 pei cent wai allowance, involving to then daily wages increases ranging fiom 11- conts to 81- cents per day. as a cut, conveniently ignonng the generous increases thereby granted by this Council. The Special Committee assembled on February 19, 1941, for the inaugural meeting and decided unanimously to call for the following information — (a) A memorandum from the Commissioner setting out the total numbei of daily paid employees in all depaitment.s of tho Council together with their dates of appointment, rates of wages, conditions of leave, &c , along with a history of all applications made for amelioration of their pa.y. &c (h) a memorandum from the Accountant showing the present financial position and the would-be cost to the Council of compliance with the \ anous demands made . (c) mfoimation from other local bodies of the conditions under which samo type of labourers work in then coipoiations The Spocial Committee met again on March 29, 1941, and though a few local bodies had not yet sent m their replies we were con \ meed that the material before us was ample and adequate enough to deal with the subject m hand conscientiously and thoroughly and we proceeded with out deliberations n< oordmgly [t should be here noted that as current rates of wages obtaining among labourers m this District and m other labour employing agencies in this town are not unknown to most if not all of the members of this committee we did not deem it necessary to get any informa­ tion on such rates of wages, &c As per the Accountant’s statement which is annexed hereto as annexure A the cost of the different demands made under various heads is as follows —(1) Minimum wage of Re 1, cost Rs 22,569 32 , (2) two weeks full pay leave, Rs 4,261 49 , (3) privileges ns regards 5 holidays, Rs. 859 60, (4) increasing war allowance to 10 cents all round, Rs 2,173 76 Total Rs 29,864 17 , We would now place on recoi o the facts and principles which guided this Committee in its deliberations and m airiving at the decisions hereinafter recorded (u) The first and foremost fact which unrelentingly stares us m the face is the depleted colfeis of this Council as borne out by the deficit of Rs 10,090. as at. March 20, 1911— vide annexure A J (b) Tho glaring and stubborn fact that the lates of pay. hours of woik conditions of sei vice and other concessions enjoyed by tho employees of this Council compare more than favourably with the wages &c paid by other local bodies— vid e replies received fiom othei local bodies along with the schedule prepared fiom the contents of such replies annexed hereto as schedule B. (e) A careful consideration of the special privileges and lates of wages, &c . obtaining among this Council’s labourers as compared with the wages earned and the conditions generally obtaining among the labouring classes in this town and distuct (d) The fact, that the prevalent abnormal conditions urged in suppoit. of the labouiei’s claims are not confined to them alone but borne m a much laiger proportion and m an acutei degree by the iatepaye/s as well as other labourers and that, the special difficulties and nauseous natui e of their respective jobs urged on the labourer’s behalf a.re not features novel or of recent introduction to then jobs and sprung unexpectedly upon them (e) The fact that this Council has a clear duty to safeguard the interests of the ratepayers a.s a body who are going thiough a more strenuous time than any wage-earning people ' (/) The duty incumbent upon this Council as the guardians of ratepayers’ interests to administer its finances in a prudent and business­ like manner and avoid the necessity for inflicting additional taxation especially at this time (g) The fact that these labourers’ wages have been progressively increased since 1919 and have more than doubled themselves in some instances (uvle statement of Commissioner, sohoduie C) without a corresponding increase in the revenue of the Council Having considei ed the grievances of the conservancy and scavenging labourers in the light of the above stated facts and prmciples we are decidedly of opinion that we cannot recommend any increase m their wages or grant them any of then other demands and thus add to the commitments of this Council unless and until the Council decide to increase its revenue by increasing the assessment rates and other taxes or by reducing the higher salaries paid out by the Council or bv any other means which can recommend itself to the Council as a satisfactory mode of increasing the revenue We are however constrained to state that wc feel impressed by the inadequacy of the provision made for relief in case of illness among labourers and recommend to the Council for its favourable consideration the granting of a further two weeks full pay leave in cases of illness Tho rele'-ant bye-laws will have to be amended for this purpose, and we leave it to (he Council to decide upon the date from which the suggested relief in this direction cou’d be granted ’ It is our duly to mention here that m December, 1940, when this Council discussed its budget the members of this Counc'l were told that. the budget, was balanced and no one gave the Council any hint of a deficit Now m March 1941, three months late, the Accountant repoits the existence of a deficit of Rs 10,090 Under the cncumstances the necessity for caution cannot be too much stressed The existence of the abnormal conditions urge! on behalf of these labourers makes the necessity foi caution greater still The present demands emanate from the scavenging and conservancy labourers but if thp granting of increased wages & c becomes the fashion the other labourers of the Council will not be long m waiting m pressing their claims for better wages We are greatly impressed by the urgent nocessity that exists for the careful and sagacious handling of tho finances of this Council and as evidence of the haphazard method or rather the lack of method which prevails in the handling of financial matters ;n this Council we can point to two instances (a) The infliction as a retrenchment measure in October, -1939, of what was called a temporary cut on all recipients of salaries abo\e Rs. 100 per month that brought a non-neghgible saving of Rs 219 46 per month to this Council, the subsequent abolition of that cut in June, 1940, and later on the ready granting of a war allowance to certain employees of the Council on December 13. 1940 (b) The passing of a resolution m July. 1940, that the surplus balances which then stood round about Rs 30,000 should not be touched till they topped Rs 50,000 and tho manner m which the Council m utter disdain of this resolution allowed itself to be carried awav by a frenzy of spendthriftmess till tho surplus balances vanished and the Council finds itself stranded on the shoals of an ever-widening deficit The warnings uttered by some were superciliously brushed aside , The woist fears then expressed have not merely materialised but have been surpassed in a fashion that warns all concerned to be extremely chary Th-s committee therefore feels that it is its duty to invite the Council to open, its eyes to facts and adopt a course in keeping with the sagacity and thoroughness expected of a Municipal Corporation administering the affairs of a city not merely for the benefit of its employees but for the u e'fare and well beirre of its iatepayeis high and low. rich and poor " We have pleasure in submitting this report foi the consideration of the Council and we also like to state that we endorse the additional frets contained below which are included m this report at t.he request of Mr Fi D Nagahawat.le member for Hmmbine

E DE S. WlTAYAUATNf. E. D Naoahawattf A M Sahef.d Part T. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Atrc ], 1941 1123

The icport, submitted by Messis Wijeyaratne, Saheed and Amarasunya, with which I agiee, does not contain tho history ot tho agitation tor higher wages, &c Some members of the Municipal labour force were once the members of a Laboui Union of which Mr Boi tram »lo Silva is the I resident On representations of then grievances to the Municipal Authoi ltios on vai ions occasions m the past they sucooedod m getting then salaries increased and other conditions of service bettered, and were happy and contented, until m 1940, tliev weie induced bv the offer of a promise to get their salanes and conditions of service bettered, to join anothoi laboui organisation manned by tho “ fhille Samasamaj ’ paitv, whose aim is to make innocent people tho victims of conspiracies to disorganise labour and croate political tioublos in the country for the sole purpose of establishing themselves and making them the leaders of the masses After they joined this Union they applied for a war allowance m 1940, and the Council recommended the payment of a war allowance of 7 cents per laboiuot poi dav It should be borne m mind that at this time no local body in the Island nor any mercantile establishment, had given to than’ labourers nnv allowance on account of tho war. barring the Kandy Council, which had i ecommended an allowance of 5 por cent on then wages A few days aftei the recommendation of this allowance of 7 cents was mado. the Magalle member, who is the President of this Samasamai party, at a meeting of the Council, moved that the 7 cents recommended be increased to 10 cents pm clay Thore being only a voiy few members to oppose it in a depleted house he was able to get his motion passed In 1940, when this question of tho war allowance came up for consideiation at the budget meeting the Council recommended an allowance representing 10 per cont of their wages which amounted to an average of 8 cents per labourer per day. Not satisfied with this, the labourers peremptonly domandod 10 cents per day oxtiii, but tho Council refused to grant their demand, and owing to the refusal to grant this extra two cents they demanded, they struck nork The Council’s revenue from rates is only Rs 142,000 a year The Council's revenue from other sources of revenue is only Its. 119,716 a year To meet their demands the Council shall have either to augment the rates by 21 per cent of tho pi osont yield or augmont tho romain- mg sources of revenue by 25 per cent, of the present yield or augment the entire revenuo by 11 pei cent of the present yield

(Sgd ) E D NAOAHA WATTE

Dis s e n t o i ’ t h e C h a ir m a n I do not agree with the recommendations mado bv a majont v of the Special Corajnitteo, oxcopt with the recommendation that, deals With tho demand tor additional leave. When the special committee met for tho first tune, L suggested that mfoimation should bo obtamod ltom each Municipal labouier m legard to Ins family circumstances, household expenditure, house ront, &c Such inloimation, would liui o onabled tho special committee to see whether oi not the demands of the laboureis were consequent on a stiugglo for life and the nood foi a li\ mg wage. My suggestion was summarily rejected, and hence the committee did not have an opportunity of studying the subject from the woikoi’s point of view In spite of his unfortunate non-co-operation on the pait of my colleagues, I have, after due investigation, di awn up statistics which show the household expenses of an aveiage workmg class family of Galle. consisting of a labourei, his wife, and thi oo minor children I roquost the Council to scrutinize these figures diligently

Expenditure on meals, /iteioood and oil— calculated per diem 1 C Two meals— l measuio of nee per meal at 18 cents poi moasuro 0 31* Morning hoppeis 0 1 0 Morning tea with sugar 0 3 Afternoon tea with sugar 0 :i Two meals—one vegetable at 6 cents per meal 0 1 2 Two meals—dried fish, dhall oi sambo] at 6 cents pci meal 0 1 > I'n ewood 0 6 Keiosene oil feu two bottle lamps 0 4 Sundries 0 2 i 0 84 pei diem

Expendituie on /louse rent, dec —calculated pet mensem Rs c II wise rent 2 50 Dhoby ' 1 0 Soap 0 22 Schooling ] 0 Medical feos 1 0 5 72 per m onbom

Expenditure on clothing— calculated pet amount iS c Fathei—four sarongs at Re l 50 each 6 0 foui banians at Re 1‘ 15 each 4 On eight handkerchiefs at 9 cents each 0 72 Mother—four camboys at Rs 2 each 8 0 four jackets at 75 cents each .3 0 Bach child—four sarongs at 85 cents each, 2 * 40 x 3 1 0 2 0 four banians at 30 cents each, f "20 X 3 3 60 36 12 por annum

The above figures, when woikecl out per diem, me as follows Rs c 0 84 B’ood, &e. House rent. &c. .. , 0 19 0 10 Clothing Total 113 per diem

3«bmit that Re 1 • 13 nor diem may be considered the standaid living wage for a labourei m Galle If wo in Galle pay a labourer «ythmg le3s than th]g minimum, 1 submit that we are sinning against humanity ■ The argument that othci labourers m Galle are paid 5S& than we do, ls neither here nor there, foi two wrongs never made a right Fuither, it is the pai amount duty ot tho State to pass Jgislatioii svjbumgsetting out a minimum wage foriur alltm classes of ^ labour ,. 1 do not agree with the gloomy picture that has been di awn of the Council s financial position The Council has ov er a lakh of rupees 1 tbe fund for tho reserve for fenewals, and the supply of electric,ty to the Boosa camp and tho Plywood 1 actory are now all but realities be Boosa Camp with about 1 0 0 prisoners only, gives us to-day a piofit of aboi»tRs 125 pei mensem, while with the full complement of r|s°ners it can be expected to yield a profit of about Rs 1,400 per mensem I wish to make the following lecommendations to Council — (1) Restoration of the recent cut in the special allowance with effect from January 1, 1941 , (2) That the special allowance of 1 0 cents be mcoiporated in the scale of wages, so that it will be a permanent measure ,

(4) N ^dS ci^u^im ^am o^rt°thetabo

to ) Recognition by the Council of the necessity for a minimum wage of Re 1 15 per diem to which the Council should work up progressively in the future w DAHAiIAyAKE. May 20, 1941, Chairman. Special Committee. 1124 Part t. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNltENT GAZETTE — Aug 1,1941

D issent of M r D. S G oonesekeba J think the special committee should have paid attention to the question of tho very poor and miserable conditions in which our laboui ers live It is a fact that the present maximum wage of 85 cents per dioin is inadequate to meet then baro necessai les Thoy weio given an increase of ten cents, and this was suddenly cut down at a time when the prices of food-stufts were using daily It is notlung but fan' to restore the cut, and also mako it a petmanent increase m their salaries I also agree that tho labourers should be given two additional weeks of sick leavo on full pay, and that the concession given to the labourers of the Electricity Department as regards leave on the five most important public holidays of the yeai, should be extended to all other labourers It will be seen that I agree wholeheartedly with i ecommendations 1 to I, appearing in the Chairman’s dissent The labourers have asked for a minimum wage of Be 1 pei diem I think a standard minimum wage should be decided upon as a principle for the Council’s guidance, and acted upon as tunds permit Taking for granted that the financial position of the Council is bad, are the labourers to suffer for it 0 If the demands are genuine, out duty is to accept them The commonts made by iVlr E D Nagahawatto membei tor Hirimbure, about the Samasamaj Paity, which comments a majority have endorsed, are. I ani sorry to say, irrolevent He has forgotten perhaps that the demands were made by oui employoos, and it is oui duty to be like fathers to these poor people

May 20, 1941 I) S G o o n k s e k e r i

GENERAL REVENUE ACCOUNT Summary ol Receipts and Disbursements from January 1 to May 31, t941. Amount Receipts Amount Expenditure from from R e c e ipts . Estimated January to D isbuesements Estimated for 1941 for 194f January to May 31, 1941 May 31,1941. Rs c Rs. e. Rs c Rs. c. Norveffective charges 27,906 0 9,38f> 37 Taxe« 6,500 0 3,780 0 Administrative charges 120,590 0 49,252 41 Rates 142,000 0 69,519 50 Health Department:—

Licences 39,433 0 21,993 43 Sanitation 4,900 0 2,087 19 , Anti-plague measures 5,273 - 0 2,402 53 Judicial fines 3,750 0 1,039 34 Conservancy 48,711 0 22,075 37 Slaughter-house fees 0 2,400 1,161 38 Scavenging 30,439 0 12,955 3) Conservancy fees 34.600 0 12,928 5 Works Department —

Market rents 26,104 0 8,522 39 Recurrent 24,850 0 9,300 25 Extraordinary ' 32,855 0 7,883 8 8 Rents 10,679 0 4,190 52 Waterworks Department •— Cemetery fees 300 0 139 0 Recurrent 6,090 0 1,066 64 Water rates 4 280 0 2,660 1 1 Extraordinary 1,460 0 98 65 Municipal Court 2,950 0 685 90 Miscellaneous 36,593 ' 0 2,977 52 Markets 2,600 0 1,348 63 Contribution from Electricity Department 54,550 0 25,000 0 Police cattle pound 435 0 151 6 8 Government Loans (Granaries) 59,000 0 — Cemetery 690 0 140 0 Stroet lighting 0 Do & Subsidies Model 46,275 19,281 25 Tenements Poor Law Scheme, 1941 18,987 0 11,077 7 48,000 0 — Miscellaneous 11,126 0 2,964 52 Erection of granaries 59,000 0 ___ Erection of me del Tenements » 48,000 0 — Total Revonue <168,189 0 143,91 1 24 Total Expenditure 493,137 0 152,157 65 Electricity Department Weekly Revenue Electricity Department Weekly Revenue awaiting transfer — 43,265 2 0 transferred — 43,265 20 Deposits — 17,680 70 Electricity Department Funds in hand repaid — — Fixed deposits realized — 4,500 0 Deposits repaid 5,292 65 Advances repaid — 1,359 52 Investments.— Petty cash — 2,061 94 Ceylon State Mortgage Bank — ___ Fixed deposits — Cheques returned by bank — 97 55 16,593 75 Ceylon Savings Bank — Advance account 3,250 0 — 26,277 61 Advances ___ 358 7U Petty cash — .. 1,877 85 Cheques returned by bank ___ 97 55 Advance account — 24,771 61 Total Receipts ’ 239,153 76 Cash balance on January 1, 1941 — 18,586 17 Total Disbursements _ 249,664 96 Cash balance — 8,07 4 97 Total — ‘ 257,739 93 Total — - 257,739 93

Surplus and Defleit Account Amount. Am ount. Rs r. Rs c Expenditure from January 1 to May 31, 1941 152,157 65 Surplus on January 1 , 1941 15,091 40 Surplus on May 31, 1941 6,845 5 Revenue from January 1 to May 31, 1941 143,911 24 Total 159,002 70 Total 159,002 70

Balance Sheet as at May 31,1941. Liabujiifs Amount. A ssets Amount. Rs. c Rs. 0 . Rs c. Rs 0 Deposits— - Investments— Deposit Securities.. 25,315 9f* -(0 ) Ceylon State Mortgage Bank 20,750 0 Deposit Electi lcitv 6 , 2 0 1 6 6 (6 ) Ceylon Savings Bank 7.950 0 Deposit Miscellaneous 8,388 6 8 (c) Fixed deposits— Deposit Magistrate's. Court fines 17 0 — 39,923 25 (1) Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd 72,093 75 Electricity Department— (2) Other banks 50,000 0 6 Current levenue awaiting transfer — 150,793 75 Advances Loans — 3,903 63 Electricity Department funds 106,421 87 Advance account 543 75 106,421 87 Cash— Loans — Cuirent account, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Less repayments — Galle , 7,668 63 Advance account 10,348 55 Daily collections 406 34 Surplus 6,845 5 With Shroff 2 2 2 6 2 • Total .. 163,538 72 Total ,. 163,538 72

The Municipal Office, W. A. Goonettlieke, Thelmuth L. F. Mack, Galle, July 26, 1941. Municipal Accountant. Municipal Commissioner "5, Past I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE —Aug 1,1941 1125

ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. Summary o! Receipts and Disbursements from January 1 to May 31,1941. R eceipts Expenditure Amount. from Amount. from R e c e i p t s . DlSBTTRSKMBNTS. Estimated. January to Estimated, January 1 to May 31, 1941. May 31,1941. Rs. e. Rs. o. Rs. o. Rs. a. Sale of eleotrioity * 104,275 0 62,851 86 Generation of electricity 31,920 0 .. 13,741 0 Rent o f meters 8,000 0 2,784 0 Repairs and maintenance 4,400 0 . 294 25 Services to consumers 3,100 0 1,240 57 Distribution of eleotrioity 19,590 0 .. 6,481 03 Miscellaneous 1,025 0 542 38 Street lamps 4,706 0 .. 1,571 45 Appropriation from Reserve for Renewals 405 0 Service Mains 5,750 0 .. 2,093 46 Meter Readings 650 0 .. 125 42 • Total Income 176,100 0 67,829 81 Management and general expenses 24,086 0 . . 8,650 31 Total Expenditure .. 91,007 0 32,957 58 Deposits 1,926 12 Loans Capital Expenditure 8,443 18 Capital Expenditure from loans 15 6 Capital Expenditure from reserve for renewals „ , , 1,216 40 Investments realized— 9,674 04 (1) Fixed deposits _ Interest on loans * — 2,832 73 Transferred from Reserve for Renewals — 405 0 Advances repaid — Eleotrioity Depajrtment Funds repaid by Deposits repaid . . 1,420 87 General Revenue Investments— Petty cash disbursements 203 0 (1) Fixed deposits . — . 21,600 0 Loans repaid — .. 2,011 67 Advances — ____ R s. e. Contribution in aid of General Revenue — . 25,000 0 Petty cash advances — 200 0 Sundry creditors .. 26,521 62 Goods account— Rs o Less payments.. . 20,116 12 6,405 50 Purchased 26,621 62 Less issued 17,559 97 Advance aooount ‘ .. 24,328 76 8,061 65 Stook at January 1, 1941 •--- Advance aocount _ . 26,465 11 Cash Balance on January 1, 1941 39,478 27 Cash— - * M B . I ., L t d , Gallo. account .., — . 8,742 21 A w aiting transfer from general revenue — ' — f T ota l . 140,171 46 T otal — 140,171 46

Nett Revenue Accounts, January 1 to May-31,1941. Rs- •. ', Rs. e. To Interest on loans .. 2,832 73 By balance brought forward from 1940 .. 36,691 3 Transfer to reserve for renewals Balance b/d from inoome and expenditure account 34,872 23 fund Balance on May 30, 1941 b/d 08,730 53

71,563 26 71,603 26

Appropriation of Nett Revenue Acoount. R s e. ,• R s o. Transferred to Capital Account 24,518 44 By balance of Nett Revenue Account b/d 68,730 53 Contribution in aid o f General Revenue 25,000 0 J To balance on May 31, 1941 19,212 9

68,730 53 68,730 53

Stoek Account. Am ount. Am ount. R s. o. R s. o. To Value of stores, January 1, 1941. 12,690 22 By Stores issued from January 1 to May 31, 1941 17 559 97 Purchased during 1941 26,521 62 Balance storee .. 21,051 87

T otal 39,211 84 - Total 39,211 84

Balance Sheet aa at May 81,1941. Liabilities Am ount Expenditure Expenditure R s. o. B s. c A ssets. up to December during Am ount 31, 1940. 1941. Capital account, 1940 466,717 58 R s. o. R s. e. R s. e. Transferred from revenue, 1941 24,518 44 Capital— 491,236 2 Meters .. 46,476 33 1,216 40 . 47,692 73 4,97 2 89 Deposits Buildings . 44,772 46 .. 326 22 , 45,098 67 M a m s 284,267 61 383 0 . 284,050 61 Loans from Local Loan Commissioner-- Engines,

243,000 681,541 36 9,674 64 691,216 0 Less repayments 80,925 162,075 0 Electricity Department Funds in general revenue 106,421 87 Sundry creditors 7,279 4". Stock account 21,651 87 Reserve for renewals 175,007 15 Advance account 10,348 55 19,212 9 Balance of nett revenue account Investments— Advance account .. 100 90 (1) Fixed Deposits at M B. I., Ltd., Galle 21,500 0 Cash at M. B. I., Ltd., Galle, in Eleotrioity Account 8,742 21 Do. Do. m General Account P etty Cash 3 0

T otal 859,883 50 Total .. 869,883 50

The Municipal Office, W A GOONETILLEKE, T helm tjth L F . M a c k , Galle, July 26,1941. Municipal Accountant Municipal Commissioner. A 6 1126 Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A ug. 1, 1941

Poor Law Scheme

Pa y m e n t s . Rs. 0. R eceipts. R s. o. To Salaries 575 0 By Contribution from General Revenue . 18,987 0 10 0 War allowance Supplementary vote passed on 4-2-41 1,800 0 Printing and stationery 29 0 Supplementary vote passed on 4-3-41 70 15 Postage 10 0 Contingencies 96 19 Free Ayurvedic Medical Hall 1,260 0 Additional Free Ayurvedic Medical Hall 333 38 Galle Child-Welfare Association 4,500 0 Galle Industrial School 100 0 St. John Ambulance Brigade ' 100 0 Galle Co-operative Women’s Weaving School 100 0 Poor relief by Local Sub-Committees 3,963 50 Balance 9,780 8 20,857 15 20,857 15

Balance Sheet as at May 81,1941.

L ia b il it ie s . ■ Rs. e. A s s e t s . t> Rs o.

Revenue aoeount, balance on May 31, 1941 9,780 8 General Revenue Account .. 9,780 8

9,780 8 9,780 8

The Munioipal Office, W. A. G oonetilleke . T h e l m u t h L. F . M a c k , Galle, July 26, 1941. Municipal Accountant Municipal Commissioner.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT NOTICES. T im e o f Sa l e T o co m m en ce a t th e F ir s t - NAMED P b EMISES AT 10 A M . E A C H Day. * $ / Weligama Urban Council—Elections, 1941. Sc h ed u le—W e s t e r n W a r d . NOTICE is horeby given under/section 9 (1) of the Urban Councils Ordinance, NS 61 of 1^39, as "amended by the Urban Tuesday, August 19, 1941 Councils AinendmentGOrdj&ami^, iNo 14 of 1940, that the lists oi persons quahfiod vote alncMisra ot persons qualified to be elected Premises Nos 2529, 2536, 2558, 2606, 2606a for 4th quartei Premises Nos. 2530, 2540, 2618a , 2632 for 3rd. quarter Premises as membors/fct m e elcction/uf/Hnembers of the Weligama Urban Council are ppep for lnspeotioi^cfyijiti’ig office hours at the office of the Nos. 2549, 2573, 2590, 2594, 2629, 2635, 2638, 2641, 2644, 2045, above UibakpCouncil anffl ai'.tlwjVIatara Kachchen, and that on 2647, 2648, 2650, 2653, 2658, 2662, 2663, 2665 for 3rd and 4th September 3, 1941, at/lYS(«iviZ/the Assistant Government Agent, quarters. Premises Nos. 2659, 2660 for 2nd and 3rd quarters. Matara, will hepr alLnlaim^,"fpr msortion of any name m the said Premises No. 2598 for 2nd and 4th quarters. Premises No 2628 lists and alCqWjeetions to aname inserted therem, at the Matara for 2nd to 4th quarters Kachcheri * / Wednesday, August 20, 1941 2 ' Attention is specially drawn to section 9 (3) of the Ordinance whereunder no claim t'oi‘ the insertion of any name in any of the Premises Nos 2667, 2668, 2669, 2670, 2672, 2675, 2699, 2721, lists shall bo entertainod, unless tho claimant shall have submitted 2 7 3 4 , 2 7 3 5 a for 3rd and 4th quarters Premises No 2 6 7 1 for 3rd the claim in writing to the undersigned not less than fourteen days quarter Premises Nos 2673, 2683, 2690, 2719, 2733 for 4th before the above date Such claims should therefore reach the quarter. Premises Nos 2674, 2696 foi 2 n d to 4th quarters Pre­ undersigned on or before August 21, 1941 mises Nos 2 7 3 7 , 2 7 3 7 a for 2nd quarter 3r Attention is also specially drawn to section 9 (4) of the Ordinance whereunder no objection to any name mseited m any Thmsday, August 21, 1941 of the lists shall be entertained unless the objector shall have Premises Nos 2738, 2739, 2741, 2741a , 2741b , 2743, 2750, 2751, given seven days notice in writing of the objection, thiough the 2758. 2759, 2761 for 3rd and 4th quarters Promises No 2,740a for undei signed, to the peison whose name is objected to Such 2nd to 4th quaiters Premises No 2741c for 1st to 3rd quaiters notice should therefore leach the undersigned on or befoie August Premises No 2747a foi 2nd and 4th quarters Premises No 2753 28, 1941, to allow adequate time for service as lequired by the said for 3rd quarter Premises Nos 2754, 2755a for 4th quarter seotion Premises No 2760 for 3rd quaiter

- _ The Kachcheri, M F d e S J a y a e a t n e , Fuday, August 22, 1941. Matara, August 1, 1941 Assistant Government Agent Premises Nos 2762, 2 7 6 2 a , 2763? 2764, 2 7 6 4 b , 2 7 6 4 c , 2774, 2788, 2792, 2796 2799, 2812 foi 3id and 4th quarters. Premises Nos 2780, 2789, 2806 for 3rd quartei Piemises Nos. 27644, 2768, Auction Sale of Articles—Urban Council, Matara. 2772, 2794, 2797, 2818 for 4th quaiter NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned movable properties seized by virtue of a warrant issued by the Chairman, Tuesday, August 26. 1941. Urban Council, Matara, m teims of section 137 of the Municipal Premises Nos 2822 2823 2825, 2826, 2827, 2 8 3 3 a , 2844, 2845, .Councils Oidinanee (Chapter 193),- as read with section 183 (1 ) 2854 for 3rd and 4th quarters Premises Nos 2894 2829 2830, of the Urban Councils Ordinance, No. 61 of 1939, for arrears of rates 2834, 2838, 2 8 4 4 a . 2862 for 4th quartei due on the premises and for the period mentioned m the subjoined schedule, will he sold by public auction at the Office of the Matara Wednesday August 27, 1941 Urban Council on August 28, 1941, at 1 0 30 a .m , unless in the Premises Nos 2864, 2869, 2870 2880, 2881, 2890 for 3rd and 4th meantime the amount oi rates and costs be duly paid. quarters Piemises Nos 2874. 2875, 2876, 2877, 2883, 2892, 2894, 2895 for 4th quaiter Piemises No 2894a for 3rd quarter Urban Council Office, W B a l a s u k iy a , Matara, July 28, 1941. Chairman Thursday August 2S, 1941

, Sc h e d u l e Premises Nos 2896, 2 8 9 8 a , 2901, 2903, 2906, 2909, 2910, 2919 Premises No. 1710.—2nd quaiter, 1940 one oarpentor’s brace for 3rd and 4th quarters Premises No«. 2898, 2 9 0 4 a . 2 9 0 6 a 2 9 0 7 a , 2 9 1 0 a , 2 9 1 4 a , 2920, 2922 for 4th quarter Piemises with bit, one hand saw, one chisel, one hammer and one sciew driver No 2911 for 2nd to 4th quarters ’ Premises No 2818 — 1 st, 2 nd, and 4th quaiters, 1939 two chairs Fnday, August 29, 1941.

Premises Nos 2923, 2925, 2926, 2945, 2948, for 3 rd and 4th URBAN COUNCIL, MATARA. quarters Premises Nos 2 9 2 4 for 3rd quartei Premises Nos 2 9 3 0 , 2 9 3 0 a , 2931, 2946, 2947, 2949, 2951, 2956, 2957, 2959 for 4tli Sale of properties for non-payment of Assessment Rates. quarter NOTICE is hereby given that m the absence of movable pio- Monday, Septembe! 1, 1941. perty liable for seizure, ( 1 ) rents and profits from 1 to 1 0 years, (2 ) Premises Nos 2966, 2972, 2978, 2980, 2984, 2990, 3003, 3004, timber and produce, (3) materials of house and (4) the under­ 3005, 3006 for 3rd and 4th quarters Premises Nos. 2967, 2975, mentioned properties themselves seized m virtue of a warrant issued 2982, 2986, 2988, 2989 for 4th quarter by the Chauman, Urban Council, Mataia, in terms of section 137 of the Municipal Councils Ordinance (Chapter 193), as read with section 183 (1) of the Urban Councils Ordinance., No. 61 of 1939, , Tuesday, Scptembet 2, 1941 for arrears of rates due on the premises mentioned in the subjoined Premises Nos 3 0 1 5 foi 2nd and 4th quarters Premises Nos schedule for 1940, will be sold by public auction on the spot and the 3009, 3010, 3011, 3013, 3026, 3031 a , 3 0 3 3 for 4tli quartei Pre­ time therein mentioned unless in the meantime the amount of rates mises No 3 0 3 7 for 3rd and 4th quarters Piennses No 3 03 1 fo r and costs be duly paid Furthei particulars can be obtained at the 2nd to 4th quarters „ Office of the Urban Council, Matara Wednesday, September 3, 1941

W. B a l a s u e i y a , Premises Nos. 3039 for 3rd quarter Promises Nos. 3040, 3 0 5 8 a, Urban Council Office, Chairman 3064, 3067, 3068 for 3rd and 4th quarteis. Premises Nos 304-, Matara, July 20, 1941 ’ 3043, 3044, 3054a, 3057, 3058, 3062, 3063, 3065 for 4th quarter Pakt I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A ug. 1, 1941 1127

Wednesday, September 10, 19il Rs. c. Promise Nos 3069, 3070, 3070a . 3072, 3072a, 3075. 3076. 3078 3082 3083. 308+ for 4th quarter Premises Nos 3077. 3079 foi E —Public health 3rd and 4th quarters Piemises No, 3081 for 3rd quartei (1) General— Thmsdny, Septemberll, 1941. (i) Expenses of Health Week . r> 0 0 Premises Nos 3085. 3086,'3087. 3090, 3091. 3093, 3094, 3095 Settled and ndopted at a meeting of the Council held on .June 7 , 3096 3097 3099 for 3rd and 4t,h quartois Premises No 3088 foi 1941. by resolution No 10 4th quarter 13 —Thoroughfares •— Finlay, Seplemhei 12. 1941 (2 ) Maintenance Premises Nos 3101, 3105 3113 for 3 r d quarter Premises Nn« 150 0 3103, 3104, 3111, 3114, 3112 a , 3 1 1 6 3 1 1 7 a , 3120 for 3rd and 4th I .—Electricity Department, — quarters. Premises Nos. 3106, 3107 3117 for 4th quartei (2) Repairs and maintenance - M onday, Septembei 15, 1911 (a ) Buildings 75 0 Premises Nos. 3121, 3124. 3125. 3145 foi 4th quartei Premise'' (3) Service connections-— Nos 3131, 3132, 3138, 3139. 3143. 3144, 3147, 3148 for 3rd and 4th (a ) Materials 1,200 0 quarters Premises No 3142 for 3rd quarter. D —Council lands and buildings Tuesday, September 16, 1941. (4) Maintenance 10 O' Piei iuses No. 3149 for 3rd quarter Premises Nos 3150 3155 A —General expenditure — 3158. .1160, 3162, 3163, 3165 3166. 3170, 3171, 3172 for 3id and 4 quaileis Premises Nos. 3167, 3169 for 4th quarter (2 ) Establishment expon=cs— (e) Legal oxpensgs Wednesday. September 17, 1941 250 0- Pi onuses Nos 3173, 3182, 3183. 3190, 3195, 3202, 3210, 3215 foi Settled and adopted at a meeting of the Council held on June 7, 3rd and 4th quarters. Piomises Nos 3174, 3180, 3191, 3204, 3213 1941, by resolution No 14 (u) (b), (c), (d) and (e) respectively 3215 a , 3216 for 4th quarter Piemises Nos. 3 1 9 0 a , 3 2 2 3 a foi 3rd quaitei A —General—■ *'* Thursday. September 18, 1941. Piemises Nos. 3224, 3225, 3226, 3230, 3233, 3244, 3255 for 4th (4) Contributions 100 0 (2) Establishment expenses-—- quartei Premises Nos. 3237, 3239, 3245, 3248, 3252, 3252a, 3253 tor 3rd and 4th quarters (a ) Allowances 25 0 Monday September 22, 1941 E.—Public health ■— Piemises Nos 3256, 3257, 3263, 3291. 3292, 3 2 9 6 a , for 3rd a n d (l) General-—■ 4th quarters. Premises Nos. 3258, 3273, 3296 for 4th quniter (l) Anti-malarial Campaign— Premises Nos 3259, 3 2 8 6 a , 3298, 3301, 3302 for 3rd quarter (1) Stores . 25 0 Tuesday. September 23, 1941. Settled and adopted at a meeting of the Council held on June 28, Piemises Nos. 3307, 3316.'3317, 3321, 3334, 3345a, 3346a foi 1941, by resolution Nos 6 . 9 J -uul ]0 respectively. 3id and 4th quarters Piemises Nos 3314a, 3322, 3324 for 4th quartei Premises Nos 3319,3336 for 3rd quniter Premises Nos N. S. R a s la h , 3339 for 2nd and 4th quarters Chairman. Wednesday, September 24, 1941 Premises Nos 3352, 3354, 3365, 3366, 3375, 3376, 3377, 3378, 3384, 3385, 3386, 3393, 3395, 3397. 339S, 3399 for .‘Sid and 4th quarters Premises Nos 3357. 3358, 3359, 3368, 3371, 3377c, Supplementary Budget No. 2 of the Bandarawela Urban Council 3382, 3396 for 4th quarter Premises Nos. 3362, 3388 3390 foi for the year 1941. '3rd quarter Rs. c. TJmi nluy. September 25, 1941. A —General expenditure .— Piemises Nos 3401, 3449. 3453. 3457b for 3rd quarter Premises (2) EstahllShmenLexpenses— Nos 3403 3436, 3438, 3444, 3446, 3451, 3452, 3458, 3461 for 4th (a ) Allfc^^aasesVitot otherwise charged) 152 8 8 quartei Premises Nos 3418, 3430, 3432, 3434, 3442 foi 3id and 4th quarters D —Council lands anjty buildings (not charged elsewhere) •— (1) Wages ^ . . 6 75 (8) Survey^3fe o f (1) General-— (1) Trade Mark^e>"*^780 (2) Date of Receipt June 4, 1941 (a) Salaries 37 50 (3) Applicant (Erfiraaptor Trade Mark) nJHROSHI MORI- (J) Anh-malajial Carnj SHITA, 543, Tama^rw lgashiku, OsalS4 Japan ; Merchant mv J 2) Wages -11 50 and Manufacturer. (4) for pervme »Jthe Island: C/o J . scavenging_ M Pereira, Proctor and tv__. 65- BriSba^buildings, Colombo. 313 0 ,Jal Wages (5) Class 11. (6 ) Ckiods—Clihictd thermon^I (7) Represent- w) Conservancv__ at-ion of the TraderMajdp- ^ //_ * A(# (a) Wages 234 0 4 ^..^arkets and galas.—■ ) • (o) Maintenance .. 18 0 ^ recreation — O) Wages 13 50 G "-Cemeteries — (1) Wages 13 50 n ^ ctriclty Department U) Generation— , (c) Salaries 74 50 (4) Management— (a) Salaries 18 50 (^) Salaries 43 50 j Settled and adopted at a the Council held on April 26. Registrar-General’s Office, G L D. Davidson, ’ °y resolution No 15 i Colombo, July 9, 1941 Registrar of Trade Marks. A 7 1128 Part I (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Aug 1,1941

N OTICE is hereby given that any person who has grounds oi, objection to the registration of the following Trade Mark may. within itwo months from the date of this G azette, lodge Notice ol Opposition on Form T. M No 7 bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp of Rs 20. The period for lodgmg Notice of Opposition may be enlarged by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he may ■direct (1) Trade Mark N o. 7,487 (2) Date of Receipt January 31, 1940 (3) Applicant (Propnetoi of the Trade Maik) ASPRO LIMITED (a company duly incorporated under the laws of Great Britain), Basildon House, Moorgate, London, England ; Manufacturing •Chemists. (4) Address for service m the Island C/o Julius'* Creasy, Fort. Colombo. (5) Class- 3 (6 ) Goods Medicinal prepaiations for human use, m the treatment of fever, headaches, nerve pains, neuralgia, rheumatism, colds, mfluen/.a and similar complaints (7) Representation o f the Trade Mark

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To be associated with Tiade M aiks Nos 2,306 nmj 6,446 under section 22 of the Trade Marks Ordinance. The SINHALESE words leading as —( 9 iff Aspro pethi thunak £ Aspro vaythanava saha una nathi Lmrai ega papuwata ho efmashagata antharayak smdu nokarai Bayheth panguwa— Pethi 1 kay sita'ftj/r.akwa awui udu thunam ehala vayasa athi lamaeenle bhagayae

The BURM ESE wotds reading as — Aspro Sapyange than pya. [ 1' Aspro thianapchya mi/ako yasya pyairfienqsei Iqjmundi nallaungo pyasi wanbaiho pyasi bey ubat mapyasiwa saytakuarlayne sapyange tahynma thompyati thcfo&ani pjjadtt thaumtet jia lundo kalaythungi mia attuet lagaung toioet tagwiami The TA M IL words leading as — ‘>f Aspro 3 villayahal £ t i r f Aspro valiyayum joiothaujum thadduklmramiveiuadayaih thithkum kuda Ivklcwn thinqu villay mkkathu. S ap u d u m m ddam — -I m udal 3 villa ya h a l - 3>srDayathpJIiLitr-mtMt p a tta k u la n th a i ka lu ku p a tln alla vu

The CHINESE words reading as — A spro sai seou piang Aspro chi thong chipak bug thi siong keep sun mol thiap ewe chek piang chi sat piang sa whey e chiong ser seou hai chek kiam puaii all m ea n .— - Aspro 3 tablets Aspro stops pain and fever. Does not harm the heart or stomach. Dose 1 to 3 tablets. H alf quantity for children over 3 years.

Registrar-General’s Office, G L D D a v id s o n , Colombo, July 30, J941. . Registrar of Trade Marks

NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has grounds of NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has giounds of objection to t egistration...... "" of the follojvBtg-Hiffw —’"sSe Mark may, objection to thej registration of the following Trade Mark may, within two mol * from the date of this^G azette. Todge Notice of within two m ontwfrom the date .of this Gazette, lodge Notice o, Opposition on Fo b i T. M No 7 bearing an uncancelled or impie?sed stamp of Rs 20 #Rje

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Registrar-General’s Office, G L D. D a vidso n , Registrar-General’s Office O L D Davidson. Colombo, July 22, 1941. Registrar of Trade Mark? Colombo, July 22, 1941 Registrai of Trade Marks Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Auc, 1, 1941 112!)

NOTICE is heieby given that any person who has giounds of NOTICE is hereby given that any peison who has giounds of objection to the registration of the following Trade Maik may, objection to the registration of thefoiiowmg Trade Mark may, within within two months from the date of this Gazette, lodge Notice of two months from the date of this Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition Opposition on FormT M No 7 bearing an ujftfencelled or impi eased on Form T M No. 7 bearing an uncanceilod or impressed stamp cf stamp of Rs 20 The period for lodging Nmnee of Opposition may Rs 20 The period for lodging Notico of Opposition may be be enlarged by the Registrar if he thinks fit /Aiinjpn such tei ms as enlarged by the Registiar if he thinks fit and upon such tei in.w as he he may direct may direct (1) Trade Mark No 7,799 (2) Date (ifReJ^jpt: June 20, 1941 (]) Trade Maik No 7,775 (2) Data of Receipt May 30. 1941 (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade Mark) GCKLEHU RST - (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trado Mark) NAMAS1VAYAM WHISTON AMALGAMATED LIMITED ( ftish -Company), CHETTY, son of STJDALAIMIJTHU CHETTY. trading as THE Leith House, 47, Giesham street, London, England , Spin- COLOMBO FORAGE STORES and also as THE LANKA FOR­ ners and Manufacturers (4) Address fc __ lift the Tsland AGE STORES 131, Wolfendbal stieet, Colombo ; General Fodder C/o 0 R Scott, Mackenzie House, Steuart olonibo (5) Importer and Merchant (4) Address for service. C/o. K Rasa- Class • 50 (6 ) Goods Yarns and threads q 'artofioial silk (7) nathan, Proctoi, S C, 185, Hulftsdoip, Colombo (5) Class 42. Representation of the Trade Maik (6 ) Goods Forage (7) Representation of the Trado Mark

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Registiat-General s Office G L D D a v id s o n , Colombo, July 22, 1941 Registrar of Trade Marks

NOTICE is hereby gnen that any person who has giounds ol FOR'ACE ob|ection to the registiation of the following Trade Maik may, within two months from the date of this G azette, lodge Notice of Registiai-Gencials Office, G L D Davidson, Apportion on Form T M No 7 bearmg an uncancdlled or impressed Colombo, June 25, 1941 Registiar of Tiado Maiks stamjf of Rs 20 The period for lodging Notice of Opposition may be enlarged by the Regisfrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as NOTICE is hoieby given that any person who has grounds ot he m a|r direct objection to the registration o_f the following Trade Mark may, (1) Trado Mark No 7,690 (2 ) Date of Receipt Januaiy 30, 1941 within two months from the date of this G azette, lodge Notico of Cl) Applicant (Proprietor ol the Trade Mark) ( 1 ) HAMID OOSMAN Opposition on Form T M No 7 bearing an uncancelled or impressed and (2) ALIMOHAMED ABOO BUCKER, tradmg as HAMID & stamp of Rs 20 The period for lodging Notico of Opposition may COMPANY. 139,4th Cross street, Pettah, Colombo , Rice Merchants be enlarged by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such forms as (4) Addiess for sorvice: C/o F Rustomjee, Proctor, S C , 15, Wilson he may direct stieet, Colombo (5) Class 42 (6 ) Goods Rice (7) Ropiesenta- (1) Trade Mark No 7,776 (2) Date of Receipt May 30,1941 tion of the Ti ade Mark £ / (3) Applicant (Proprietor of tho Tiade Mark) NAMASIVAYAM CHETTY, son of SUDALAIMUTHU CHETTY, tiadmg as THE ' > COLOMBO FORAGE STORES and also as THE CEYLON FOR­ AGE STORES, 131, Wolfendhal street, Colombo , Goncial Fodder N ? 1 Importer and Meichant (4) Addiess for service C/o K Rasa- nathan, Proctor, S C , 185, Hulftsdorp, Colombo. (5) Class 42 (6 ) Goods Forage. (7) Representation of the Tiade Maik

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Re/jisprakon of this trade marl shall give no right to the exclusive use of “ No 1 “ A. B O c(i Co ”, and the device of the star and FORAGE crescent. n

Registrar-General’s Office, O L D D avidson, Registrar-General's Office, G L D. D avidson, Colombo, July 16, 1941 Registrar of Trade Marks Colombo, June 25, 1941 Registrar of Trade Maiks NOTICE is hereby given that any poison who has grounds ot n o tic e is hereby given that any person who has gromids of objection to the registration of the following Trade Mark may, objection to Jhe registration of the following Trade Mark may, Within two months from the date of this G azette, lodge Notice of wtthin two months from the date of this G azette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T M No 7 bearmg an uneancelled oj impressed Opposition on Form T. M No 7 bearing an uneancelled or impressed stamp of Rs 20 The period for lodging Notice of Opposition stamp of Rs 20 may be enlarged by the Registrai if he thinks fit and upon such ,, rt'hc period *for lodging Notice of Opposition may be enlarged by terms as he may direct « the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he may direct. (1 ) Trade Mark No 7.778 (2' Date of Receipt • Mav 30, 1941 (1) Trade Mark No. 7,777. (2) Date of Receipt May 30, 1941. (3 ) Applicant (Proprietor of tho Tiado Mark) NAMASIVAYAM Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade Mark) • NAMASIVAYAM CHETTY, son of SUDALATMUTHU CHETTY, trading as THE hHETTY son of SUDALATMUTHU CHETTY, trading as THE COLOMBO FORAGE STORES and also as THE COLOMBO ^tJLpMB° FORAGE WORKS and also as THE LANKA FORAGE FORAGE WORKS, 131, Wolfendhal street, Colombo, General 'JjRKS, 131, Wolfendhal street, Colombo, GeneralFodder Importer Fodder Importer and Merchant (4) Address for service C/o nd Merchant (4) Address for service C/o K Rasanathan, K Rasanathan, Proctor, S C , 185, Hulftsdorp, Colombo. (5) Class • t i'octor, g c ; 185; Hulftsdorp, Colombo (5) Class 42 (G) 42 (6 ) Goods Forage (7) Representation of the Trade Goods Forage (7) Representation of the Tiade Mark Mark / a;

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s Registrar-General’s Office, O L D Davedson, -Registi ar-Genei al’s Office, • G. L D D a v id s o n , Registrar of Trade Marks. Colombo, June 25, 1941 Registrar of Trade Marks. Colombo, June 25, 1941. 1130 Past I. (General) - CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A ug 1, 1941

NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has grounds of NOTICES UNDER “ THE EXCISE objection to the registration of the following Trade Mark may, ORDINANCE, No. 8 of 1912.” within two months from the date of this Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T M No 7 bearing an uncaneelled or impressed Sale of ForelgnMJquor Tavern in Kegalla Town for stamp of Rs 20. The period for lodging Notice of Opposition may X 1941-42. be enlarged by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as TENDERS arajier^iy invited for the purchase of the privilege he may direct of selling foreign liquor, (including locally made malt liquor) under a tavern licence at thf'under-mentioned place from October 1 , 1941, (l) Trade Mark No B 7,762 (2) Date of Receipt May 9, 1941 to September 30, 1(552, in a suitable place at or near the Bulath- (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade Mark) DHARAMADAS kohupitiya roaiiroction on the Colombo-Kandy road to be KUNDANMAL, trading as D KUNDANMAL & CO , 110/114. approved by the Assistant Government Agent Kegalla, subject to Mam street, Colombo . General Merchant (4) Address for service the General 0M8ditions applicable to all Excise Licences appearing C/o John Wilson, - Proctor & Notary, 365. Dam street, Colombo m Excise NotmcfflSofCNo 329 and the Foreign Liquor Tavern Rent (5) Class. 38 (6 ) Goods Stockings made in Japan (7) Sale Conditions published in Government Gazette No. 8,618 of May Representation of the Trade Mark 31, 1940. ' Tavern No. 1 at Golahela within the Urban Council town of Kegalla _ \ 2 . TKe hours' during which the licensed premises will be allowed to be kept open will be 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 3 Tenders must be made on the prescribed form Each tender must be accompanied by a Kachehen or Treasury receipt acknow­ ledging the deposit of Rs 100 (Rupees One hundred only). 4 Tenders should be addressed to the Assistant Government Agent; Kegalla. Envelopes should be marked on the left hand corner “ Tender for Foreign liquor Tavern at Kegalla ” . 5 No person is permitted to send m more than one tender Tenders riot made strictly in accordance with the conditions of sale or which are m any way not m order will not be considered 6 The Assistant Government Agent, Kegalla, reserves to himself the right of rejecting any or all tenders without assigning any reason therefor 7. The grantee shall immediately on being granted the privilege sign the conditions and pay in cash to the Assistant Government Agent, Kegalla, as a security deposit a sum equivalent to two months’ rent payable for that privilege The grantee shall also within 14 days of the sale of the privilege enter into a bondwik the Assistant Government Agent, Kegalla, for the full amount forjvhich he has purchased it, and he shall specially hypothecate by sueWbond the said security deposit. * . 8 Tenders close at 3 r M. on August 19, 1941. Tenderers are_ requested to be present at the Kachcheri on the above date The Kachcheri; S F Amerasinohe, • Kegalla, July 22, 1941. Assistant Government Agent. Division. This m ail is claimed to have been used in the Island since Mail Serial No. ■ Local Area. 137. 1 F L tavein On Kandy-Colombo P W D Kegallp Urban Kegalla ^ mam road from its junc- Council Ward- h Registrar-General’s Office, G L D Davidson tion with Golahela road to No Colombo, July 16, 1941 Registrar of Trade Marks Kegalla bus stand in 'Ward .5 ^ No 4, Kegalla U. C. aiea

PRINTED AT THE m r A v " g o v e r n m e n t p r e s s , o o lo m b o a Supplement to the “ Ceylon Government Gazette ” , Part I., 8,776 o! August 1,1941. H METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN CEYLON DURING THE MONTH OF June, 1 9 4 1 . RESULTS OF H BAROMETER corrected for Temperature at all Stations and RAINFALL ca TEMPERATURE OP THE AIR AK!D OF EVAPORATION. D 73 for Altitude and Gravity at those below 400 > ui Percentage 1 , 4 CO « a.* "3 ^ Humidity o© > Height | 3 SB STATION. OBSERVER above Total Mean Reading > No. of Greatest Quantity C Mean Minimum >>c.a Minimum Sea -35W Temperature •< Levrl Inches. any 24 hours Reading 3g.3 ^ S j Maximum Tem] e- Temperature Highest Reading Lowest Reading ratare of Air. of Air i f 5 > for the Oh a on Gross a t Month is * At At S s 5 e o ° U D Movement ofAir. Movement ej 5

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' * Date. • • , . I n •Date *Date Feet fti. M U c s I n I n In, I n D a t e In, Date, 71 7 Oth 84 6— 8th 73 5—12th 74 8 8 0 1 Oolombo Observatory Staff 24 8 42 1*28 27th—28th 28 149 230 85*8 77*1 81 4 77 3 *S86 74* 1 24th 7 CO 2 Puttalam 29 890 29 808 29*849 29 947 lStii 29*751 28th 85 4—13th 74 2—10th 77 6 Mr 0 Anthony PlUal 27 1*00 0*30 19th—20th 11 291 225 29*857 29 787 29*822 29*920 5th 29*731 28th 86*6 79*5 83 0 78 0 *886 80*0—25th 80 2 79 0 12 th 8 4 3 Mannar .. E A Sinniah 81*4 84*6 78 3 880 79 9—13th 78 7 25th 5*5 12 0*01 0 01 5th—6tli 1 293 205 29-8J5 29 731 29 773 29*895 5th 29 669 28th 87*8 83 8—13th 79 9—25th 80 2 4 Jaffna T B Selvadurai 14 0*00 440 215 29*815 29*727 29 771 29 888 5th 29*652 2ftth 86*8 81*4 84 1 79 0 *920 77*S—17th t)ft 22 1 35 Feet. In. 29 In. D a t e 202 0*97 25th—26th Irrigation Engineer, Matara, 3 D , » 250 3 4)7 0 11th—12tli 20 Abergeldie Group, Hatton Mr G M Cubitt 8600 24-78 24 2*75 27th— 28th 109 Ella Wella Tank Irrigation Engineer, Ratnapura, 3 II , Godnknwein 0*82 0 0*29 21 Alagalla Railway Station Telegraph Master, O. G. R 1062 9 19 17 1 27 22nd— 23id 110 Embllipitiyn (Irrigation) Divisional Eorcst Officer, V D hmvaro Eliya 0 95 SrcWth $ 25th 26th 99 111 Eraboddc Experiment Centre . 8 81 18 20th—27th Alexandra Estate, Ja-ela Superintendent _ 9 64 0 1 31 1st— 2nd Agricultural Instructor, Kegalla 14 $8 29 1 55 23 AHaf Tank, Toppur 1 — — 112 Eraminigolia 600 10th -llth Irrigation Engineer, Trincomalee, S D , Trincomalee 20 0 0 0 llr. S W Sherwood 324 0 22 10 1 56 24 Alutnuwara Field Hospital 300 0 94 17 0*94 Util— 12th 113 Etnawnla Estate, Ambepussa 1 93 25lli—201h Medical Officer, Alutnuwara, Bibile Superintendent 11 84 20 10th llth 25 Ambalantota Agricultural Officer, S. D , Labuduwa, Gallo 15 4 * 1'» 25 1*09 20th— 27th 114 Flensburg Estate, Gancwatta Mr A IC Bevon 2 81 7 0 90 26 Ambanpitlya 663 11*36 28 1*88 25Ui—20th 115 Franklauds Estate, Voyangoda D , Nikawcratiya J *80 3rd—4th Executive Engineer, Kegalla Irrigation Engineer, Eikawcrativa, , _ 6*27 8 25 th—26th 27 Ambepussa Government Farm Manager, Government Farm, Ambepussa __ 12 48 7 2*33 24th—25t-h 116 Galgamuwa Tank Field Medical Officer, Oalagodera 6*20 1ft 1 30 28 9 ] 5th— 10th 117 Galagedara 17th—J 8th Amparai Tank Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai S D , Kalmunai 90 3 04 1*55 Superintendent 745 1 40 2 0 07 29 Anamaduwa Hospital District Medical Officer, Anamaduwa 252 4 99 0 2 07 10th— 11th 118 Galagoda Estate, Ambalangoua ’assara 17th—18th _ Irrigation Engineer, I’assara, S D , 280 20*93 29 1 10 Andankulam Tank, Trincomalee Irrigation Engineer, Trincomalee S D , Trincomalee 40 0 00 0 — 119 Gala Oya Anlcut Mr M C P Tlarks ..... 0 00 0 “()** __ 25 — — 120 Galatura Estate, Klrlella 1 05 mh— loth n Angamedilla Head Works Construction Engineer, Topawewa, Polonnaruwa 0 00 Station Master, O O R • 1 __ 4 01 10 •Inf—411) 32 Angoda Mental Hospital Medical Superintendent! Mental Hospital __ 10 13 25 1 42 nth— loth 121 Gal Oya Railway Station ExeculKe Engines!, Marailankadaw in 5*47 2.1 I 16 24 Util— 12th Galawela 2300 0 70 llth—12th 11 Annfleld Estate, Dikova Mr li A Robin 4800 13 00 1 02 122 Mr C 11 S Svvrett 2400 4-08 21 llth I2(h 34 Anningkando Estate, Deniyaya Mr H Lloyd Jones 1550 16*54 23 2 10 25 th—26th 128 Galphcle Estate, Wattogama Mr W W A Phillips 9 81 2.1 1 71 15 24 25th—2(lth 124 Giunnmduwa Estate, Gammaduwa 1 2d 9th- 10th Arachchi Amuna Irrigation Engineer, Matara, S D , Matara 135 9*18 1*75 Mold Medical Officer Gampola 312 6 4$ 17 17th -IHtii 36 Aranayaka Hospital Apothecary, Aranayaka 1000 10*73 1 1*34 m il— 12th 125 Gampola Agricultural Officer, N . D , arl apola 16 84 28 2 25 15th— 10th 126 Gannwatta „ . . $50 0 79 10th—llth 37 Arawa Estate, Madulsima Mr R A Jamieson 600 0 16 23 0*16 Mr. II A McLaren 5 07 19 21th 25th 38 Aturuglriya Estate, Homagama Mr George de Saram 100 11 62 29 1 7S lltli— 12th 127 Gceklvanakanda Estate. Ncboda Superintendent, Ohlya Estate, Oliiv . 9 40 25 2 28 128 Ginnihcriva Horton VlaiUB to, Kurunegala 0*08 ii.*tl» -26th 39 Avisaweha Hospital District Medical Officer, AviasaweUa 105 16*12 28 2 04 10th— llth Olmlnnon, Provincial Koad Cninmltt io 670 7 40 24 22ml - 23rd 10 Avisawella Estate, Puwakpltiya Mr J H Wroughton 250 15*37 27 1 78 10th— llth 129 Giriulla Kcslhouse Irrigation Engineer. Ratnapura, S 1',, Godakawcla 7 10 10 1 *09 41 26 1*09 24 th—25th 130 Godakawela _ 0 O Badagamuwa Divisional Forest Officer, N.-W. D , Kurunegala 8 31 0*00 2 ftt) llth—12th 42 Baddegama Estate, Baddegama Mr F. A. Bowman 50 6 01 3 0 80 llth —12th 131 Ookarclla A^therarydn-oSanie, Oomarankad; nata, Trincomalee 1340 21 87 20 24 th—25th 43 35S 0 71 20 0 50 20lli—27th 132 Gomarankadnwela N Superintendent 0 95 10 1 13 Baduiuwela Irrigation Engineer, Passara, S D , Passara O 05 22n«i— 23rd tc 133 Gonapcnigala, J2*t itc Kolawana 44 Balangoda 1732 7 48 9 1 10 CO 0*05 1 Government Agent, Ratnapura Field Medical Officer 4200 0 96 2 Ml i— 20lh 45 Bandara EUya Estate, Haputale Mr M P Fraser 6200 0 92 25 0 48 17th— 18th 184 Gonawila ^ . „ Mr A .T Dickson , 200 ft’ 04 17th—18th 46 14 01 4 1 67 11 til— 2tll 135 Gournkele Estate, Badulla atam 17 7ft ] 05 Bandaiagama Agricultural Instructor, Bandaragnma Irrlg itlon Engineer, Matara, S D , l i ICO 1 “4 llth- 12th 47 Bandarawela (The Bush) Mr R Mallaby 3900 0 57 17 0 22 22nd—*23id 136 Hall FJa Tank Mr Douglas M Berry 17 27 2ft 2.5th- JtiUi 48 Bata-ata 19 1 01 25t.ii—2(ltli 187 Hall*yen Estate. Ratnapura $Ct) 2 09 ft 0*60 Agricultural Officer, 8 D , Labuduwa, Gallo 188 Halwatnra Estate, Ingirlya 1 30 3rd—4th 49 Batalagodawewa Tank Irrigation Engineer, Kurunegala, S D., KurunegaU 422 5 90 24 0*91 24 th—25th ln?gatlon Engineer, Badulla, S. D , ladulla 0*25 ft 10th— UUi 50 10 0 88 20tll—27th 139 Hambegarauwa Tank 14 70 27 I 57 Batapola Agricultural Officer, S D , Labuduwa, Gaile 6 87 Mr R Knralan 70 1 70 KM 1th ^ 17-lftth 51 Battulu Oya Resthousp __ 2 4* 20 0*54 10th—m b 140 Hanknle Group, Hettlpola Mr E Gordon llrookc 15*94 2ft 17th—Iftth Assistant Government Agent, Puttalam 141 Hnmvella Estate (Group) ft 0 21 52 Beausejour Estate, Nakiyadeniya Mr A I Allan 20U L0*7*"> 24 1 20 25th—26th Chairman, Provincial Road Commltl ie, Oolomho 4853 0*07 2(.th—27th 17 25 th—26th 1*2 Houviella Rcsthouse 17 77 29 1*ft2 53 Beralapanatara Chnlrman, Village Committee 20-48 4 85 Medical Officer, Haputale 4143 3*12 lOlh- Mtti 54 Bema Estate, Narammala, Kurunegala 246 9 31 1 1 07 24th—25th 143 Haputale Hospital Inspector of Police 3400 18 69 2ft !M—2n I Mr E C TPandittesekere 144 Hatton Police Station 2.» 0*94 55 Bibile Dispensary Apothecary, Blblle 790 0 10 22 0 10 16th— 17th Air R II Duncombe , i 0*ft0 6b 63 1 88 0 1- 88 15th— 16th 11 54 ; Chadaiyftitalavai - Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S D , Kalmunai — Manager^C^ntrnl Agricultural Stotio i,, Horoun 0 OH r 67 Ohavakachcheri . Mealoal Officer. Ohavakachoheri 16. 0 00 10 — Station 214 2 25 24th—25th 0 4 th—5th Govpnuuent Is -O P , Anurm hapum 48 );* 14 HU h—llth 63 Chilaw Public Works Department Executive Engineer, Chilaw 5 2*51 0 35 10*56 l*0ft 69 China Bay, Trincomalee 0 00 25 — — 0* 35 2bth—27th Medical Officer of Health, Trincomalee 25th— 26th IIS S S S S S S T b School Ehwlapmya Agricultural Analyst Oolomho Comi icrclal Company 2170 1 46 0 5th—6 Ui 70 Colombo^ Ellie House Reservoir, Mutwal Engmer, Waterworks, Maligakanda, Colombo 99 10 49 26 1 25 ISO Hunupitha Kxperlmeiital Gardena ft 0*21 71 8 02 24 1 25 nth— J 0th Mr H M Starling-Widmerpoole 0 74 26th—27th Colombo Govt Teaming College Principal „ , 161 Idduraekolle Estata Mahawala, Madugoda M Sohool, TamLnttesai.m 2 3ft y 1 00 72 70 25 ] 34 27th— 23th Head Teacher, Ihala Haminillawa > . 0 23 llth— 12th Colombo Mahgakauda Engineer, Waterworks, Maligakanda, Colombo 162 Thai* Hammillewa Assistant Government Agent Matalfi O 26 1 9th—16th 73 Conical Hill Range Forest Officer, Nuwara Eliya 10*80 12 1*30 Utli— 3 2th jinna j 0*22 74 1400 4 70 28 0 SO 4th— 5th 168 IHukkumbura School Master, IUnktenna, NUdanda Ji $77 0*44 llth—12th Crystal Hill Estate, Matale Mr C Van Starrex 164 Illuktenpa Irrigation Engineer, Anuradhapura, ;. - D , Anuradhapura ]0 07 2ft 2 00 Dabar |l|tate, Deranlyagala 750 24 64 2 2 30 2nd—3rd 0*19 25th—21 th 76 Mr L Harley 21st—22nd 165 IlluppallaiP® Range Forest Officer, Waga . 0*47 , A llth—12th Darabagalla . Apothecary, Dambagalla 655 0 21 10 0*14 Kalmunai o9*10 , 2"1 3 21 400 1 47 2 0 30 9th— 10th 166 Indlkada Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S. D , 1000 0*89 15th—16th Dambulla Hospital Medical Officer, Dambulla 167 Inginiyafta'a • Mr .1 W Johnson 42 “ 1 7> | 4 0*11 20 o-os 21st—22nd O 0 Damunuwinna Irrigation Engineer, Passara, S D , Passara 21rd—24th 168 InROva Estate, Kltnlgala. Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, 8 D. Kalmunaij 92 O OO 1 Dandagamuwa Field Medical Officer, Kuliyapitiya — 6 73 20 1 31 KUmocltelii O 00 | 0 0 19 1*20 1st— 2nd 169 Irakkaraara Irrigation Engineer, KiUnochchl, S 1 0 Dandeniya Tank Irrigation Engineer, Matara, S D , Matara 157 6*11 170 Iranalmftdu Tauk Rev Ir S Gomes, O M I 9 O 00 | o 8800 6 60 4 2 10 27th—28th 0 0 Deanstone Estate, Urugala Hr J G Horsfall 17th—ISth 171 Iranaitlvu , , Mr A T VeUmparanam | 0 W) . 27th -2Mh Debedde Estate, Badulla. 8500 0*61 2b 0*43 172 Jaffna College, Vaddukkoddol A *95 23 3 27 Mr J Maxwell Johnstone 0 2*34 12lh—13th Head Master, Farm School, Jafliia 4 SCO o 0 45 3rd—4th Dehivala Chairman, Urban Council, Dehiwala 11 03 173 Jaffna Farm School n) 57 j 22n-i—23 rd Delft __ 0 00 20 O — 19 1 AS Maniagar, Delft Utli—12th 174 Kabaragali v Estate, Maturata Imgltton^Engineer, Kalmunai, S B , Kalmunai > 41 Deltota Hospital Medical Officer, Deltota 3600 9 41 ID 2 06 175 Kaddukkmminal 0 oo 0 0 490 7 02 22 1*26 3rd—4th M edlcM^o'^ePS^TOlth^^i^e^^pHal, Kalmtagasdiglli>a O 0 Delwita Estate, Kurunegala Mr E L S. Schrader 25th—2(>th 176 Kadugannawa O 00 91 h- 1(Uh Denagama Tauk Irrigation Engineer, Matara, S D Matara 286 8*71 22 1 61 177 Kihatagasdigiliyn Irrigation Engineer; T™ M >mlee, S f 0*33 1 2 14 8600 8 89 28 1 02 llth— llth 0**59 itf'h Detenagalla Estate, Pmnauela Mr K Arden 178 Kni r 470 11 20 l 17th—l$th 400 20 20 27 3 05 13 th— 12th \,i 0*21 01ft Estate, Dehiowita Mr. L Harley 8th— 9th 179 Kalatuwawa 12 «. 0 Mr E C Faulkner. 1700 22 01 25 2 00 180 Knlaweua Tank , Kxccutite Engineer, Kalmunai 0 00 0 15th—19th Dim^Jiaa^ana Baiangoda 15 41 28 2 32 26th—27th 8 t 79 a I 26 1 08 Executive Engineer, Dlmbula 2 22nd—23rd 181 Kalmund Assistant Oovemment Agent, Puttnlsm 10 I Diwela Estate, Kegalla Mr C Bourchier 800 12*15 1 39 Kxecutne Engineer, K3lutara O 60 0 2nd— rd 136 0 00 28 0 50 17tn— ISth 182 Kalpiti\i Resthome Vavumya 1*64 26 1 20 Dhvulana Tank Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S.D , Kalmunai . 183 Kalutara . , Irrigation ICogmeer, A avumja, S.D. “ so 2 51 12th

25 th— 26 thJS. o 19 76 22 2*50 1 2ft g^J^dakanda Estate, Ealawana Mr S D L Livanaratne 184 KanakarajnnkulMn • Mr Alfred Dneberg 20tt 16 ft2 0 52 2Mb- 27th Mr H D B Gunasekera 21 20 1 so 185 Kanana Estate, Bentot-a . l0*rrft llth—12th 8300 29 1 23 llth —12th 5 31 16 0 95 Dooroomadeha Estate, Gammaduwa Mr W. W A Phillip* Utli— 12t,li 180 Kanangama Estate, Dehiowita Irrigation Engineer! Kalmunai, S I ..Kalmunai.. 1 66 '.ih—iUhth Doragalla Estate, Pussellawa Mr. A W Bowles 4400 23 01 16 3 61 187 Kanankadu Range Forest Officer, Nuwara Eliya 4*47 21 24th—25th 13 05 24 2 31 23rd—24th BnJulla Id 30 26 1 7ft Dorowwa Estate, Giriulla Mr B G Fernando 28 1*15 3rd— 4th 188 Kandapola O 0 Duckwari Estate. Rangalla Mr. B B. Benison 8300 189 Kando Ela d , Kumnecala 15 lO (M 400 IS 20 26 2*67 llth — 12th 2.59 o*oo 0 0 Dunedin Estate, Yatiyantota Mr B G Graham llth —12th 190 Kankamyamulla 0 0 6040 14*20 5 2 02 191 Kankesantural , • Irrigation ^ffgumeB T^mcmMlee; &D TrincOTialeo lefr 0 00 17th—1cth Dunsmane Estate, Pundalu-oya Mr A W Cantlay 27 0 40 3 2th— 13tli 0*50 Mr P de P Carey 4000 0*90 192-Kantalai 1 ank 0 80 1 74 2nd—3rd ^uT«al)a Estate, Bandarawela 737 17 64 6 1*32 25th—26t.h ji 49 20th -21 «t Mr W S Veitch 0 0 27 26th— 27th 193 Kanukkeni 0 04 BlSera8°^a ^roup’ Eheliyagoda Construction Engineer, Elnhera Scheme, Nanla P. O 0 54 — 194 Karadlvan Aru 0 01 0 9.5 IWh—Uth 8 0 00 0 0 195 Karagoda Uvangoda 4*32 Elephant Pass (Excise) . ’ The Offlcer-m-Charge, Excise Station, Elephant Pass 0 — Superintendent . 7 0*00 19 196 Karativu Salteni • Mr A V Gooroy Elephant Pass (Saltern) .. 2800 7 82 5 1 33 3rd—4th 197 Karukkuwa Estate, MnoAiqpe Ella UW& district Dispensary Apothecary < 0*11 llth — 12th Mr T. Edward Eliaa ^ 3400 0*30

T N A 5175 (7/41) Results ot M eteorological Observations in Ceylon during the M onth ol June, is m c o n i a .

No. or Height Total Days Bo. of NAME 0 9 SENDER. above Bo. of 00 STATION. Sea Inches. which Greatest Quantity in Total Day. Greatest Quantity In any 24 Hours KAMB OT HNDBB. any 24 Hours. Level Regis­ STATION. 8 Bo. of on Inches. which tered. Regis­ tered.

Feet In. In. Date. In. Date In. r * * 1600 34*29 28 4*80 U tli—12th Executive Engineer, Norwood .. 25th—26th 5*71 16 1 00 3rd—4th 330 Padupola 2-33 9 0*91 1600 0 331 Palatupana Lewbya Assistant Government Agent, Hasaba&tota 0*69 9th— 10th Apothecary, Katugastota 8 0 00 0 Assistant Superintendent 1*67 11 108 Katugastota Postmaster, Kayta 0*00 0 0 332 Palavi Saltern 04 0 00 0 0 100 Kayta 830 1 10 25th—26th 383 Pallai Station Master, C G R. 1*18 24th—25th Executive Engineer, Vavunlya .. 8*32 24 Mr. K O K. S. Naidu 400 7-50 21 200 Kebitigollewa x A • , . 2100 Q'57 17th—I8tb 334 Pallakottuwa Estate, Wellawa 0 ‘ 18 0*14 26th—27th 201 Reenagaha Ella Batata, Balangoda Mr. O B. Meares 8862 1*16 6 Assistant Government Agent, Matale 2 12*32 26 1*58 22nd—23rd 385 Pallegama 0-28 3 0*12 21st—22nd 202 Keanakelle Estate, Badulla Mr. G O. Gulley .. _ 660 0*15 17th—18th 336 Palugama , . , Range Forest Officer, 9. R , Jaffha 1*80 9th—10th Assistant Government Agent, Regalia 0*15 1 Mr. J. J. Heider . 5-48 16 208 Kegalle 1*45 25th—26th 337 Palugaswewa Estate, Rajakadaluwa 9-75 16 2 ’ 30 4fch—5th 204 Kehellandewewa Irrigation Engineer, Tassara, S D , Passara 167 7*36 25 Medical Officer of Health . _ w , Irrigation Engineer, Matara, S D , Matara O 0 0 838 Panadure Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S. D , Kalmunai 0 00 0 0 206 Kekanadure 3 35 * 11th—12th 339 Panawa Tank 16-20 24 2 40 25th—26th Field Medical Officer, Kekirawa .. 3183 28*14 28 3rd—4th Mr M H Vilhers 1800 206 Kekirawa Mr. G N. Stookdale 81 18 1 42 340 Panilkande Estc to, Denlyaya 10 24 30 2*02 24th—25th 207 Kellie Estate, Dolosbage . 0 4 02 11th—12th 341 Paunala Field Medical Officer, Pannala 208 Kempltlkande Batata, MavfajveUa Superintendent. *» \ 36*15 29 paddy Officer, Peradeniya 25 0*00 0 0 2600 2 02 2nd—3rd 342 Paranthan Seed Farm 0 11 16-17th & 18-19th 200 Kenilworth Estate. Nawalapltlya Mr. H M. Sterling-Widmerpoole ( 400 20 88 I 29 District Medical Officer, Passara 2800 0*29 3 0*00 1 0 0 343 Passara Hospita 0 62 7 0 23 J 17-18th & 13-19th 210 Keragala Estate, Knruwite 77 0 12 11th—12th 344 Passara Tea Research Sub-Station Assistant Entomologist, T B. T., Passara 8300 26th—27th I^igatio*n^?ng^eer, Kffiuochchi, S. D , Kilinochchi 0 35 6 Mr N M Nicol .. 550 13*95 25 1*98 211 Killnochohi 1 70 26th—27th 345 Pathregalia Estate, PotaSara 24 1*67 11th—12th Klnlgama Range Forest Officer, Haputale 260 12 22 24 Mr. E. Le Coq 3500 8*60 212 Irrigation Engineer, Matara, S D , Matara 9*75 23 1*95 11th—12th 346 Patiagama Beta «, DeltA® * * 16 63 27 1 74 27th—28th 213 Klrama . „ t . • 8000 0*55 17th—I8tli 347 Pelenda Latpandura, Agalawatta Agricultural Officer', Grade I I , Horana 3id—4th 214 Kirlraetlya Estate, Galana Mr. H V Greer > • ; 0 62 2 Executive Engineer, Pelmadulla .. 480 16 37 26 1*55 Mr. B W L Soitain ;! 1*34 8 0 52 17th—18th 348 Pelmadulla 1*01 9 0 31 20th—27fch 216 Kirlmuttl Batata, Kalkudab 4700 3 06 10th—11th 349 Pelwehera Rotation Station Agricultural Instructor Uth— th 216 Kirkleea Estate, uda Pussellawa Mr. V. H Luflhington . - ‘I „ 206 24*95 29 Curator ,1540 8*21 23 1 05 12 Obairraan. District Road Committee, Kegalla 5*54 19 1 54 27th—28th 350 Peradeniya Gardens . • > 7*55 26 0*87 3id— 4th 217 Kitulgala Resthouse 8800 3 52 25th—26th 851 Peradeniya Bxp iriment Station Principal, Farm School 218 Kobonella Estate, Urugala Mr. J G Horpfall .. } - 1500 25 20 28 Irrigation Engineer, Rukam S D Ohenkaladl 1*13 7 0 38 17th— 18th Mr. D. O. Malawige . . . M . 4 20 3 2*50 12th—13th 352 Periya Aru 0 0 1 210 Kokkawlta Group, Kalawana 8600 0*84 10th—11th 353 Perivakulam Tank Irrigation Engineer, Trincomalee, S. D., Trincomalee 50 00 0 220 KorAhaoa School Master, Korahena, Nildandahinna • • 368 5*68 17 Mudallyar, Puttalam Pattu and Gravets Mudaliyar, Puttalam 3*26 12 1 45 9th— 10th Irrigation Engineer. Kurunegala, S D., Kurunegala 0 07 1 0 07 17th—18th 854 Perukkuwatt&n 9 91 22 1*71 Uth— 12th 221 Kosgolla 2258 0 97 25th—26th 355 Petiyagoda I . . Hony. Secretary, Petiyagoda Co-operative Society, Handessa 17th— 18th 222 Koslanda District Medical Officer. Koslanda 1 9 68 26 Mr. J R. O Baokhouse 0*37 3 0 21 Range Forest Officer. Galle . ;> ^ 3*96 11 1*70 ICth—11th 356 Pilacholal Estata. Vandaramulai 14 27 2*00 10th—11th 228 Kottawa, Gallo 357 Plsabura Hospital District Medical Officer, Agalawatta 86 224 Kottukachchlja Agricultural Instructor, Puttalam * 0 00 0 0 13 51 28 1*42 29th— 30th Irrigation Engineer, Badulla, S D , Badulla 350 0 358 Pindeniya Dispensary Apothecary 250 226 Kudawowa 600 0 00 O Medical Offloer, Point Pedro , 24 0 00 0 0 Irrigation Engineer, Passara, 8 D., Passara 3*31 16 0 67 11th—12th 359 Point Pedro, Civil Hospital 11 02 21 2 20 24th—25th 226 Kumbukkan Anlous 6160 1*220 9th—10th 360 Polgahawela Medical Officer, Polgahawela 246 227 Kurundu Oya Estate, Maturate Mr. O. de Lemon 400 8*98 20 Assistant Government Agent, Puttalam 0*00 .0 0 Executive Engineer, Kurunegala .. 18*54 24 2 57 8th—9th 861 Pompanppu Resthouse 1 92 Uth— 12tli 228 Kurunegala ^ * 6000 26th—27th Mr W .S Roper 3000 9 53 24 220 Labookelle Estate, Ramboda Mr. T. B Tunuard . _ „ 7*21 23 1 38 362 Pooprassle Estata. Galaba 15*14 17 2 64 24th—25th Agricultural Officer, . D., Labuduwa. Galle 80 2*48 9th—10th 363 Poramadala A V. B. School, Polgahawela Head Teaoher 246 280 Labuduwa 8 380 18 81 28 Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S. D , Kalmunai 1 33 2 1 00 24tl£-25tli Engineer, Waterworks. Mallgakanda, Colombo 1*36 2 0*72 21st—22nd 364 Potullyadde 281 Labugama reservoir 0*56 17th—18th 365 Pottuvil Estate, Tirnikovil Mr F R Casslan 0*00 0 0 282 Labugala , „ Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S D , Kalmunai 4000 1*04 6 1*86 5 1 10 17th—18th Mr. N J. Bannerman 0 47 17th—18th 366 Fulukunavi Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S. D , Kalmunai 288 LedgerwAtte Estate, BaduUa 2606 0*88 8 Executive Engineer, Dimbula 3000 14*20 28 2 30 10th—1 Lth 234 femastota Estate, Koslanda Mr P W Lowe 6 64 20 0 97 24th—25th 867 Pussellawa p 0 47 9th—10th 450 0 39 11th—12th 368 Puttalam Eastern Saltern Assistant Govt Agent, Puttalam 1*15 6 235 Lwiawlhare Estate, Podangaaianda Mi L E. Labrooy 5200 1 17 6 Assistant Government Agent, Puttalam 1*56 10 0*48 9th—10th 236 Llddesdale Estate, Halgraooya Mr L B Moore t t • • _ 5 02 18 0 99 25th—26th 369 Puttalam Southern Saltern Iirigation Engineer, Hambantota, S D. Tissamaharama 86 0 09 11th—12th 370 Puvarasankula: Executive Engineer, Mannar 0*00 0 0 237 Llyangahatota , „ . „ 3650 0 12 2 Sanitary Inspector, Ragama Camp 10 21 19 1 20 10th—Uth 288 Lower 8prlng Valley Estate, Badulla .. Mr F. I 8 Sutherland 371 Ragama Camp 2 01 ‘ 4 th—5th 0 55 15th—16th 372 Rajawaka Head Teacher, Rajawaka Government M V Bohool, Balangoda 2000 3 73 7 230 Loxton Palmlands Estate, Kaluwonclichi- 0 55 1 Mr M V Northway 25 15 0 41 U th—12th Superintendent 27 70 30 2 97 26th—27th 373 Ralawella Estate, Kandy 1500 2 kudy . • 3600 0*51 17th-18th 374 Ramanathan Co lege, Chunnakam Lady L Ramanathan 0*00 0 0 240 Luccombe Estate, Maskeliya Mr. R. V. Grimwood 4826 0*91 6 97 20 1 15 17th—18th 241 Lug&loya Factory, Madulslma Mr. R A Jamieson 0 90 7 0 53 17th—18th 375 Rambukkana Field Medical Officer, Rambukkana 8 4600 Mr L F. Watkins Baker 1750 22 91 26 2*78 25th—26th 242 Lunugala Estate, Bandorawela Mr Gorton Coombe 0*00 0 0 376 Ras&galla Estati,, Balangoda th— th 280 0 377 Ratmal&gara Es ate, Madampa Superintendent 5 42 18 1*16 10 11 248 Madawachrhlya 0 00 0 Executive Engineer, Colombo South 60 23 2*50 9th— 10th 244 Mftdhu Road Irr^aWon^Engineer, Vavuniya, 8 D , Vavunlya 3*74 7 1 75 27th—28th 378 Ratmalana 11 2605 0*95 20th—*27 th Field Medical Officer, Rattota 3.78 15 0 62 3rd— 4th 246 MAdngoda Dispensary Apothecary, Madugoda 4*92 17 379 Rattota . 08 25th—26th Rateniahatmoya „ _ . - .. 15 1*05 9th—10th 380 Raylgam Estate, Ingiriya Mr W A Paterson 300 20 04 28 2 246 Maduwnnwala 176 5 20 0*78 4 0 50 26th—27th 247 Magallowewa . , . ^ , . Irrigation Engineer, Nikaweratiya, S. D , Nikaweratiya 8 40 27 1*30 10th—11th 381 Reulwala Irrigation Engineer, Passara, S D , Passara Very Rev. Fr. L. Perrot, O M.I. . 100 0 40 17th—18th 382 Rldi Bendl Ela Irrigation Engineer, Ridibendl-ela, M&ho 4*96 9 2*00 9th—10th 248 Haggona Certified Industrial Bohool 4500 0*05 8 1 05 25th— 26th 240 Manadova Estate, Madulslma Mr. T G Dlokson 3 48 12 0 75 26th—27th 383 Ridlyagama Irrigation Engineer, Hambantota, S, D , Tissamaharama 72 5 ‘ 48 17 Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S D , Kalmunai 0 00 0 260 Maha Lcwaya, Hambantota Salt Inspector 100 0*17 3 0 10 18th—19th 384 Rotawewa Tank 80 0 261 Maha Oya Hospital Medical Officer, Maha-oya . ' • „ 4*62 14 1 86 9th—10th 885 Rufus Kulam Tpnk Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S D , Kalmunai 82 0 00 0 0 Irrigation Engineer, Nikaweratiya, S. D , Nikaweratiya 18 0 47 th— th 386 Ruk&m Tank Irrigation Engineer, Rukam, S D , Chenkaladi 77 1 79 3 1 32 17th- -18th 262 Maha Uswewa S600 1*83 13 11 12 2 35 th- - 11th 268 Maha Uva Estate, Halgranoya Mr. A J McKee 4 97 13 1*10 26th—27th 387 Ruwanwella Refthouse Chairman, District Road Committee, Kegalla 180 16*52 28 10 264 Mahawalatanna Government Agent, Rotnopura I 2*74 7 1 31 11th—12th 388 Sakamam Tank Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S D., Kalmunai 42 0 00 0 0 Mr A. H .Tones 7 26 0 95 11th—12 th 265 Mabo Agricultural Instructor, Malio I 600 26*61 28 2 56 2nd—3rd 389 Sandringham Estate, Agrapatana 88 256 Moliboda Estate, Dcraniyagala Mr R Neville Rolfe . w ,| 11*69 25 1 24 25th—26t,h 390 Sangilikandarawa Irrigation Engineer, Vavuniya, S D , Vavuniya 277 0 00 0 0 Irrigation Engineer, Matara, 8 D., Matara 20 25th—26th 391 Sengapodai . Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S D , Kalmunai 0 78 3 0*54 15 th - -16th 257 Mallduwa 66 5 72 15 1 -28tb 258 Msmadola Irrigation Engineer, Hambantota, S. DJ Tissamaharama 21 0*97 2 0 70 3rd— 1th 392 Slglriya Rosthouse Resthouse-kecper, Slglriya 654 0 15 2 0*10 27th- 260 Manalputty Aar Anlout . Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, 8. D., KMmunai 122 0*00 0 0 393 Silavatturai | Apothecary 0 00 0 0 260 Mankulam Station Mostor. C G. R. 0 00 O 0 304 Slrlkandura Estate, Matugama Mr O de Alwis . 546 13 97 26 1*83 10 th- -11th 261 Mannar Waterworks Executive Engineer, Mannar , j 0 0 395 Slvambalawewa®ftate, Blnglriya Superintendent 3 96 14 0 70 23rd- -24th Medical Officer. Mautotn, llaunar j 17 000 Mr H Andrews 80 th- - 12th 262 Mantota Hospital 443 0 47 7 0 15 9 th—10th 396 Sogama Estate, Pussellawa 3500 12 12 2b 1 11 263 Maradankadawala Executive Engineer, Maradankadawala 17 72 28 2 44 Uth— 3 2th 397 S \VanaraJah Estate, Dikoya Mr D A Wright 3700 14 81 22 2 SO 26th- -27th Mr F C Northway .. | 25 07 2 65 th- - 11th 264 Marambekanda Estate, Puwakpluya 1600 8 31 29 1 49 llth—12th 398 St Andrew’s College, Nawalapltlya Mr D P Setunga 1916 30 10 266 Marlawatta Estate, Gampola Mr E D Baines , 0 00 0 0 — 399 St Leonards (on Sea) Estate, Elpitiya Mr A E Stayner 8 26 24 1*70 27th- -28th 266 MATlchchukkaddl Apotheearv, Marichrhukkaddi, Mannar 20*31 27 3 25 26th—27 th 400 St Martin’s (Lower), Nitre Cave, Rangala Mr S Barnet 3600 4 80 12 0*96 27th- -28th 267 Maskeliya Hospital Medical Officer. Maskeliya 12D8 6 12 23 0 94 3rd—4th 401 St Martin's (Upper). Nitre Cave, Rangala Mr S Barnet 3800 7*28 14 1 72 27th- -28th 268 Matale Executive Engineer, Matale 8*27 20 3 42 25th—26th 402 St Paul’s School, Keianiya Head Teacher, St. Paul’s School, Waragoda, Keianiya 11*31 26 1 74 25th- -26th 269 Matara Hospital Apotheearv. Matara 12 41 24 1 22 2tiih—27th 403 Strathcdon Estate, BUa . Mr H Smyth 2800 0 33 4 0*12 11th-- 12th Agricultural Instructor 270 Matugama 3220 1*20 3 0 60 10th—llth 404 Sudupanawela Irrigation Engineer, Ratnapura, S D., Godakawcla 608 0*00 0 0 271 Maturata Hospital Medical Officer. Maturata .. 0 34 21 1 50 22nd—23rd 405 Sunderland Esta», Ehellysgod a Mr O L Jessop 500 16*77 28 1 62 9th- - 10th 272 Mowanclla Field Medical officer, Mawanclla .. ! 14 20 25 2 19 26th—27th 406 Tabbowa Irrigation Engineer, Nikaweratiya, S. D , Nikaweratiya 1 94 13 O 54 9tli-- 10th Mr. B Runaslnghe . 800 68 273 Mawarella Estate. Knmburupitlya 1 . 250 22*50 30 1-33 L0t!i-llth-2bth-27 407 TAlaimaimar Executive Engineer, Mannar — O 00 0 0 274 Mayfair Estate, Kegallc . Mr G L Symons . i 26 ~ 3rd—4th 408 Talangama Agricultural Imtruotor, Talangama, Nugegoda .. ___ — -— Medical Officer, Medagama . ; . 800 0*38 2 0 275 Meaagama Hospital 2777 14*37 29 1*98 llth—12th 409 Talatu Oya Field Medical Officer, Talatu-oya 2 27 11 0 43 26th—27th 276 Meddcgoddc Estate, Udahcntenne Mr G Allday . _ . 5*26 13 1 55 9th—10th 410 Taldena Dispentary Apothecary, Taldena 1100 0 00 0 0 277 Medlyawa Tank Irrigation Engineer, Nikaweratiya, 8 D \ Nikaweratiya _ Agricultural Instructor, Trincomalee Head Teaohor, Ambalantota 2*98 8 1 11 25th—26th 411 Tamblagam 0 00 0 0 278 MigaHajandum Government 8chool 0 94 7 0*45 Uth—18fch 412 Tanamalwila Civ^l Hospital Medical Officer, Tanamalwila, Wellawaya ~550 1*87 1 13 26tl£—27th 279 Meerlsbedfle Estate, Koslanda Mr. R H Seimnence .. 1 . 8600 6 4450 1*06 15 0 65 llth—12th 413 Tangalla Divisional Irrigational Engineer, 8 D., Tangalla .. 70 6 94 18 1*15 • 3rd—4th 280 Mecriatennc Estate, Hangurankete Mr. Maurice P Lobo .. > Field Medical Officer, Teldeniva 0 47 27th—28th Agricultural Officer, 8 D . Labuduwa, Galle 6 00 17 0 93 25th—2bth 414 Teldeniya 2 84 14 281 Mlddcniya 16 16 25 1*44 Uth— i2th 415 Teripehe School Master, Teripeha, Nildandahinna ___ . 2 60 6 0 60 9-10th & 28-2!)th 282 Midel&na Agricultural Instructor, Matugama j — 416 Theydon Bois Group, Nawalapltlya Mr J M Hodgson 40 72 4 50 1 lth r-12th 283 Mihintalc Apothecary, Mihintalc . 354 0 00 0 0 3800 30 1707 2 07 11 0 53 llth—12th 417 Thihagoda Mudahyai, Gangaboda Pattu, Thihagoda ___ 7*28 15 1 30 ' , 25ttA-26th 284 Mliaplttva Executive Engineer, Kandy Irrlgationr Engineer, Kalmunai, S D. Kalmunai — 15th—lbth 285 Mlllawa, V M School Head Teaohor . 400 17 74 14 3 18 25t,h—2Gth 418 Thumpenkenl Tank 0 72 3 0 30 , 419 Timitar Estate. Komari, Akkaraipattu Mr .F R Gassian ___ 280 MlUawaua Instate, Melslrlpnra Mr O M B Gunesinghe 5*34 18 0-86 9th—10th 0*00 0 0 Construction Engineer. Mlnipe Sohemo, Mormyaya, Crugala 370 0 00 0 0 — 420 Tirrukovil Estate, Akkaraipattu Mr T J Cooke .. 6 o-oo 0 0 287 Mimpo Irrigation Engineer, Hambantota, S D , Tissamaharama 25th—26th 238 Mlnncrlya Irrigation Engineer, Minneriya, S. D., Minnerlya . 309 0 00 0 0 — 421 Tissamaharama 75 1 75 7 0 98 TOO 0*00 0 0 — 422 Topawewa Apothecary 200 0*00 0 280 MonaragaU Hospital Medical Officer, Monaragala Mr Gorton Coombe 0 17th—ISth 290 Mont Eden Estate Kalutara Mr M Annamalalpiilai 8*79 21 1*15 15th—16th 423 Udahena Estate, Bandarcwela 4500 0*86 3 0 44 8 ___ 9 th—J 0th 201 Moorootie Estate, Dolosbage Mr G N Stookdale 811$ 24 21 30 3 45 llth—12th 424 Uda^nedura | School Master, Udamedura, Nildandahinna 0*52 4 0 39 District Medical Officer, Udugama ___ 202 Moratuwa Chairman, Urban Council, Moratuwa 10 17*71 20 2*80 4th—5th 425 Udugama Hospital 11 62 24 1*02 11th—12th 293 Morawaka . Apothecary. Morawaka . . . 15*31 21 2 52 26th—27th 426 Udukiriwila Irrigation Engineer, Matara, S D , Matara 156 7 64 20 2 34 25thrr26th 0*29 6 0 09 llth—12th 427 Uduwila Irrigation Engineer, Hambantota, S D .Tissamaharama 75 62 25tli—26th 204 MousRgalla Estate, N&muuukula Superintendent . 4500 — 2 10 7* 0 296 Mullalttlvu Assistant Government Agent, Mullaittlvn 0 00 O 0 428 Uggalkaltota Irrigation Eugmeer. Ratnapura, S D., Godakawela 427 0 66 4 0 38 11th— 12th 296 Mundel Field Medical Officer, Mundel __ 4 00 10 1*29 0th—10th 429 Unichchal Tank Irrigation Engineer, Rukam, S. D , Chenkaladi .. 120 0 51 2 O i7 2nd —3rd 207 Murunkan Irrigation Engineer, Vavunlya, S. D , Vavuniya 60 o oo 0 0 — 430 Upper OWya Estate, Ohiya Mr G S Anderson 6000 1*46 12 0 22 10-1 lth & 26-2(th 298 Mylamhavelly Estate, Ohenkaladl Mrs R P Doudney 0 00 0 0 — 431 Uva Estate, Mac ulsima Mr R A Tanueson 3200 0 53 5 0 2o 11th—12th 299 Nachchaduwa Tank Irrigation Engineer, Anuradhapura, S D., Anuradhapnra 306 0*00 0 0 — 432 Vaganen Irrigation Engineer, Rukam S D , Chenkaladi 121 0 00 0 0 800 KaohchikkaU Assistant Government Agent, Puttalam *! 0*16 0 11 22nd—23rd 433 Valavchenai Field Medical Officer, Valaichenai 1 02 1 1 02 16th-17th SOI Nagrak Estate, Bog&wantalawa Mr P. C Maudslay I 6700 6 05 19 1*56 10th—Uth 434 Vammya Executive Engineer, Vavuniya 318 0 00 0 0 802 Nakulugamuwa Chairman, V 0 Beliatta 8 D , Nakulugamuwa . 435 Velakulam Irrigation Engineer Vavuniya, 8 D , Vavuniya 303 Naland a Agricultural Instructor, Nalanda 882 3*35 14 0 74 Oth—lOfch 436 Veppanktilam Irrigation Eugmeer Vavuniva, S D , Vavuniva _ 0 00 0 0 804 Nanu Ova District Engineer, U. D , O O R , Nanu*oya 5342 12 35 22 1 66 10th—Uth 437 Veyangoda Anindal Breeding Oentn Officer in charge, Animal Breeding Centre. Veyangoda — 12 29 26th—27th 22nd—23rd 438 Vicarton Estate,*(Matale 22 .1*46 806 Naramnwla Field Medical Officer, N&rammala , 9 21 28 0 93 Mr. K A A Fernando 3250 7*90 3rd—4th __ 29 Uth—12th 439 Vincit Estate, Rnw&nwella Mr G Huntley 23 1 02 306 Narangalla Estate, Aranavake Mr J M Hodgson . / 17 63 3 00 192 12 59 28 1*39 11th—12th 307 Narangalla Estate Badulla Mr. N. J. Bannerman .. ' 8613 1 04 8 0 45 17 th—ISth 440 Vlragoda l Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S D . Kalmunai 99 1 01 2 1 00 15th—16th 308 Nattandiya Field Medical Officer 5 93 11 2 17 21th—25th 441 Walton Estate Monaragala Mr L. B Gourlav 2280 0 13 0*13 11th—12th 800 Navatklrf Aar Anlout _ 1 35 3 0 75 15th—16th 442 W&ragalanda Estate, Madulkelle Mr C. W B Nicholson 1 Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, S, t>., Kalmunai — 2000 b 02 22 1*01 3rd—4th 810 Neduukenl Apotheoary, Nedunkeni 122 0 00 0 0 443 Wariapolla Estata, Matale Mr C A. C Bowen 5 3rd—4th 311 Neethai Tank 0 32 0 27 26th—27th 444 Wariyapola Experiment Station 1200 H i 21 1 32 Irrigation Engineer, Kalmunai, Si D., Kalmunai 2 Agricultural Officer, N -W D , Wariyanolla — 5*66 17 0*«8 9th—10tb 312 Negombo Executive Engineer, Negombo .. . 6 8 75 23 2 19 24tlit—2oth 445 Watagoda Railwky Station Station Master, C. G. R. 4402 13 42 th—Uth 313 New Forest Estate, Galaba 3500 S 24 1 82 llth—12th 446 Watawala Railway Station Do. 23 1 70 10 Mr. G. C. Colling 20 3259 35 59 28 i 73 10t h -llt h 814 Newfoundland Estate, Dandagamuwa 350 9 62 14 1 97 9th—10th 447 Weerapana Agricultural Officer, S D . Galle — Mr. C H Beven .. 15 71 2b 1 5.8 25 th—26 th 315 New TimikovU Estate Akkaral pattn Mr F R Cas&lan ' : 0*00 0 0 ► — 448 Wehgama Medical Officer of Health, Weligama — lst— nd 316 New Valley or Norwood 3000 15*51 27 2 35 26th—27th Welimada Group Mr F R Bisset 9 52 18 1*54 2 Executive Engineer, Norwood’ .. ..\ 449 3794 0 85 O 27 th— th 317 Nikaweratiya Animal Breeding Centre Officer in charge, Animal Breeding Centre, Nikaweratiya __ 5*27 12 2 00 9th—10th 450 Wellawa j Irrigation Engineer, Ratnapura, S D , Godakawela 9 11 12 318 NUgala . .. __ 1*34 3 14th—15th 451 Wester Seaton Farm, Negombo 450 3*31 21 0 80 27th— 2bth Irrigation Engineer, Passara, 8. D., Passara 1 20 Sir R H Spencer Schrader — 9*94 24th—25th 319 NUlooinaUy Estate, Madulkelle Mr. R W Porter t ♦ • \ 3500 17 62 26 1 93 26th—27th 452 West Haputale Estate, Ohiya Mr A. C Tutein-Noltbemus 23 2 70 28 6000 2*59 14 0 43 10th— 11th 320 Nivitigala Field Medical Officer, Nlvitigata . \ 18 55 1 93 27th—28th 453 Westward Ho Estate, Nuwaxa BUya Mr. A. E. Curtois 6200 11th—12tb 821 Norton Bridge . Chief Resident Engineer, Hydro-Electric Scheme. . \ 2929 31 62 30 3 48 26th—27th 454 Wewesse Estate,{Badulla Mr J Maxwell-Johnstone 11*99 28 1 49 3000 0*97 0 73 1.7th—18th 322 Nugawela Field Medical Officer, Nugawela •. .. \ 6 37 22 1*49 3rd—4th 455 Wirawila Agricultural Officer. 8. D , Labuduwa. Gallo 4 osfh— th 323 Ohiya Railway Station . 7 12th- 13th 75 1*78 9 0*83 26 Station Master, C G. R. .. . \ 5820 2 36 0 52 456 Woodside Estate) Urugaia Mr. Robert Oliver 3000 324 Okkampitiya Manager, Paddy Station, Okkampitiya, Haputale \ — 0 00 0 0 — 457 Takkatuwa Conservator of Forests, Colombo- 3 76 14 0*98 325 Oonanagolla Estate, Madulkelle Mr F C Scott . .. V 3500 3 3 90 26 2 05 27th—2Sth — 7*74 24 1 55 458 Yakunnawa Imgation Engineer, Passara, S. D , Passara — 3 21 326 Oonoogoloya Estate (Factory), Kotmale Mr S McClelland 4000 24 60 28 2-43 27th—28th 459 Yala Assistant Government Agent, Hambantota 8 1 21 327 Opata Irrigation Engineer, Matara, S. D , Matara 16 18 24 2 10 25th—26th 460 Yarrow Estate, BusseUawa Mr D. S O’Riordan ' 1*07 4 0 56 328 Orange Hill Estate, Ragama Superintendent . 3347 10*60 24 1 99 60 10 50 24 1*34 llth —12th 461 Yataderia Estate! Undugoda Mr IT C Rodale 650 320 Orwell Estate,Gampola Mr D H Rose ,/ 1700 7 95 25 1 55 12th—13th 16*71 27 2*20 The Observatory, Colombo Julv 18 PBIMTRD AT THE CTHYLAtt OOVERMi rvt pura a /vtin m /i D T E Dassanayake, B.Sc., Ph.D. (Lond ). D I C.. F. Inst F j