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©A?Ette€׳<J)E :Palestine J)e :Palestine>׳€a?ette© fëubitéiKîi authority No. 1540 THURSDAY, 12TH DECEMBER, 1946 ï 187 CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICES Appointment of Vice-Consul of the United States of America at Jerusalem - 1189 ־ Appointment of Acting Consul of Switzerland in Palestine 1189 Promotion of Honorary Vice-Consul of Greece at Jaffa to the Rank of Honorary Consul 1189 Application for the Defence Medal—Civil Award - - - 1189 Notice regarding Claims for Compensation of British and Palestinian Owners of Pro­ ־ - -, perty in Czechoslovakia and Poland - 1189 Appointment of a Chief Magistrate to act as Relieving President of a District Court 1190 Appointment of Magistrate to exercise Jurisdiction and Powers of a British Magistrate 1190 Leave of Government Officers—Approval of - - - 1190 ־ - - ־ Appointments, etc. - - 1190 Sittings of Court of Criminal Assize—Correction of Date - - - 1191 ־ - ־ - - Medical Licences granted 1191 Midwives' Licences granted - - - - 1191 Pharmacists' Licences granted - - - - - 1191 ־ - - - - Medical Licence withdrawn 1192 Palestine Post Office Savings Bank Deposit Books lost -- - - 1192 ־ - Claims for Mutilated Currency Notes - - 1192 Adjudication of Contracts- - •• - - - 1192 ־.... - - ־.' - - Sale of State Domains 1193 Citation Orders - - - -- - • 1193 ־ - - - - Notice to Claimants - 1202 RETURNS Statement of Coins and Notes in Circulation at the 30th November, 1946 - - 1202 Persons changing their Names - - - - - 1203 ־ - - - Sale of Unclaimed Goods" . 1204 Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - 1205 NOTICES REGARDING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, BANKRUPTCIES, COMPANIES, REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS, ETC. ------ !205 CORRIGENDA ------- 1213 SUPPLEMENT No. 2. The following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of this Gazette: — Prison (Amendment) Rules, 1946, under the Prisons Ordinance, 1946 - - 1453 Ports (Sea-going Vessels) (Amendment) Rules, 1946, under the Ports Ordinance - 1453 Vesting Orders Nos. 282, 283 and 284, under the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, revoking Vesting Orders Nos. 74, 90 and 3, and other Orders, in so far as they concern the Property of certain Persons - 1454 Notice under the Interpretation Ordinance, 1945, revoking the Appointments of certain Persons as Members of the Supreme Moslem Sharia Council - - 1455 Notices under the Land (Acquisition for Public Purposes) Ordinance, 1943, regarding Acquisition of certain Lands in Jerusalem, Lydda, Beit Jala and Emeq Zevulun for Public Purposes - - 1455 Notices under the Land (Acquisition, for Public Purposes) Ordinance, 1943, regarding Acquisition of certain Lands by the Municipal Corporation of Tel Aviv for Public ־ - - - - Purposes 1457 Haifa Municipal Commission (Authorisation of Loan) Order, 1946, under the Munici­ pal Corporations Ordinance, 1934 - - - - 1460 Nablus (Plant Protection) By-laws, 1946, under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1460 ־ ־ 1934 (Continued) PRICE : 65 MILS. CONTENTS. Page (Continued) Notices under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, prescribing the Place, Time and Date for Nomination of Candidates for Election as Councillors, and prescribing the Date for Holding of Elections for Councillors, respectively, for the Municipal Corporation of Hebron - - 1461 Notices under the Press Ordinance, granting Permits to publish Newspapers, and can­ ־ - celling a Permit for the Publication of a Newspaper, respectively 1462 Detailed ׳Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, regarding the Deposit of Schemes within the Jerusalem Town Planning Area - - - 1463 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, granting Authority to put into Force Detailed Schemes within the Jerusalem Town Planning Area - - 1464 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, granting Authority to put into Force a Detailed Scheme within the Haifa District Regional Planning Area - 1465' Notice under the Land Registers Ordinance, 1944, regarding Destruction of Entries in Land Registers in respect of certain Lands - 1466 Notification of Commencement of Settlement in respect of Lands in Rummana Village, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - 1468 Notification of Intended Settlement in respect of Lands in Zububa, Silat el Harithiya, Ti'innik and El Yamun, 'Anin, and Ya'bad Villages, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - • - - - 1468 Notice of Posting of Schedule of Rights to Land in 'Hut Village, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - - - - - 1469 Matches Excise (Variation of Excise Duty) Order in Council, 1946, under the Matches ־ Excise Ordinance - - - - - 1469 Defence (Emergency) (Amendment No. 8) Regulations, 1946, under the Palestine (De­ fence) Order in Council, 1937 - 1470 Government Railways (Free Period for Offloading at Haifa Port of Railway Wagons loaded with Citrus Fruit) By-laws, 1946, under the Government Railways Ord­ ־ - inance, 1936 - - - - 1471 Port of Haifa (Offloading of Citrus) Order, 1946, under the Ports Ordinance - 1472 12th December, 1946 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1540. NOTICES. •::.':> L The High Commissioner directs it to be notified for general information that Mr. William J, Porter has been appointed by the Government of the United States of America as Vice-Consul of the United States of America at Jerusalem and that he has been recognised provisionally by His Excellency in that capacity pending the issue of His Majesty's Exequatur. By His Excellency's Command, 4th December, 1946. JL L. Gr. G URNJCY (N/13/41) Chief Secretary. II. ...... ' . - ) The High Commissioner directs it to be notified for general information that Monsieur Alfred de Claparede has been appointed by the Federal Council as Acting Consul of Switzerland. in Palestine and that he has been recognised by His Excellency in that capacity. ' ' .. By His Excellency's Command, , : 6th December, 1946. H. L. G, GUEIJE'I ,Chief Secretary ־ . .(N/2/46) III. The High Commissioner directs it to be notified for general information that Monsieur Dimitrios Linaki, honorary Vice-Consul of Greece at Jaffa, has. been promoted by the Greek Government to the rank of honorary Consul and that he has been recognised by His Excellency in that capacity. By His Excellency's Command, 9lh December, 1946. H. L. G. GURNET (N/6/41). Chief Secretary. :•:•:.־.:• .NOTICE ־ APPLICATION FOR THE DEFENCE MEDAL. CIVIL AWARD. The Defence Medal is to be granted (a) for service in the Forces in non-operational areas subject to air attack, or closely threatened, (b) for non-operational service in the Forces overseas from, or outside, the country of residence, (c) for Civil Defence or other specified civilian service in military operational areas, provided the civil category was not eligible for Campaign Stars and (d) for Civil Defence service in non-operational areas subjected to air attack, or closely threatened. For the purpose of sub-paragraph (&) above, Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Egypjfr are treated as one territorry. The qualifying period for the Palestine Volunteer Force and also for other qualifying Civil Defence organizations in Palestine is one year and six months between the 3rd September^ 1939, and the 8th May, 1945. Applications for the award of the Defence Medal should be submitted to the District Com•? missioner of the District in which the service was performed, from whom the necessary forms may be obtained, before the 31st January, 1947. In the event of service having been performed in more than one district, applications should be submitted in the District in which the longer period of service occurred. (SF/514/40) NOTICE. 1. The question of claims for compensation to be awarded to British and Palestinian owners of property which may be affectedHby the recent nationalisation measures in Czechoslovakia and Poland has been the subject of exchanges between H.M. Government and the Governments of those countries. H.M. Government are now willing to represent such claims to the Govern­ .',\.'..\' ׳ .ments of Czechoslovakia and Poland In addition, H.M. Government are willing to receive and forward claims for War Loss and Damage which will be considered by the Polish War Compensation Office. 2. In order to assist the United Kingdom Representative in making and pursuing these claims,, registers are being established. Accordingly, British subjects and Palestinian citizens having assets which give rise to claims as aforesaid in Czechoslovakia and Poland should register then* in accordance with the following arrangements in order to facilitate such action as may be pos­ sible ill their interest. For the purpose of the registrations the terms Czechoslovakia and Poland cover the terri­ tories at present being administered by the respective Governments of those countries. 3. Registration will be accepted from (i) bodies of persons incorporated or constituted in the United Kingdom (including the Chan­ nel Islands and the Isle of Man) or in Palestine, and (ii) British subjects and Palestinian citizens whose normal place of residence is Palestine, and Palestinian citizens elsewhere if facilities for registration are not available locally, but not later than 31s£ March, 1947. (1:!so THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1540. 12th December; 1946 4. In some instances, persons have already notified the Trading with the Enemy Department in London or any Government Authority in Palestine of their ownership of property in Czecho­ slovakia and Poland and of monetary claims against persons there. Such persons should,.never­ theless, now•apply for and complete the forms referred to below in order to prevent confusion and
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