OF THE (Government of alesttne. PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY BY AUTHORITY.

No. 416 JERUSALEM 1st. June, 1924,

CONTENTS

I. DRAFTS OF ORDINANCES Page (a) Charitable Trusts Ordinance 1924• 672-680• (b) Wireless Telegraphy Ordinance 1924 681-68$

1!. ORDERS (a) Under the Municipal Courts Ordinance 1921 ...... 683 (b) Under Local Councils Ordinance 1921 ...... 683

III. PROCLAMATION Under the Palestine Order in Council 1922 ...... 684-690

IV. REGULATIONS 690-692׳ Under Passport Ordinance 1920

V. GOVERNMENT NOTICES 693 ־ a) Permits Section) (b) Printed Paper Post 693 (c) Urgent Telephone Service ...... 693 (d) Registration of Companies, Partnerships and Trade Marks 693-699, (e) Tenders and adjudication of contracts 699 (f) Return of Immigrants .. 699 (g) Quarantine Summary ... 700 (h) Appointments, etc. 703

VI. ADDENDUM Schedules to Extradition Ordinance 1924 ...... 701-702

Price 5 P.T. 672 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1924

The following drafts •of Ordinances arc made public in accordance with Article il (i) (d) of the Palestine Order in Council 1922, as amended by Article 3 of ike Palestine (Amendment) Order in Council, 1928.

CHARITABLE TRUSTS ORDINANCE 1924.

WHEREAS by Sections 52, 53, and 54 of the Palestine Order in Council 1922 it is provided that the Moslem Religious Courts, the Courts of the Christian Communities and the Rabbinical Courts shall have jurisdiction in respect of Wakfs or Religious Endowments constituted before such Courts in accordance with the law thereof;

AND WHEREAS it is desirable to make provision for the regulation of Charitable Trusts established in Palestine otherwise than in conformity with Religious Law; ..•״׳ BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine, with the advice of the Advisory Council thereof: -

Short Title 1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Charitable Trusts Ordinance 1924.

Definition of 2. Properly is held in trust for charitable purposes in any trust. case in.which •there is an obligation annexed lo I he ownership thereof and arising out of a confidence reposed in and accepted by the 'owner or declared and accepted by him thai while the ownership is nominally vested in the owner, such property and the income and proceeds thereof shall be exclusively used and enjoyed for charitable purposes.

Charitable For the purpose of this Ordinance the term charitable purposes. purposes shall include all purposes for the benefit of the public any section of the public within or without Palestine of any ׳oi of the following categories :

(a) for the relief of poverty;

(b) for the advancement of education or knowledge;

(c) for the advancement of Religion or the maintenance of religious rites or practices;

(d) for any other purpose beneficial or of interest to mankind not falling within the preceding categories.

Creation of trust 3. (1) Subject to the provisions of Section 37, no trust «f immovable in relation to immovable property is valid unless declared by property. the last will of the author of the trust or of the trustee or by a non-testamentary instrument in writing signed by the author of the trust or the trustee and notarially executed.

Of movable (2) No trust in relation to movable property is valid property. unless declared by the last will of the author of the trust or of the trustee, or by a non-testamentary instrument in writing signed by the author of the trust or the trustee, or unless the ownership of the property is transferred to the trustee by . delivery.

Creation of trust. 4. Subject to the provision of Section 3, a trust is created when the author of the trust indicates with reasonable certainty

(a) an intention on his part to create a trust;

(b) the purpose of the trust;

(c) the trust property; and 1st. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. #73•

(d) (unless the trust is declared by will or the author of the trust is himself to be the trustee) transfers the trust pro­ perty to a trustee.

5. The acceptance of the trust by: the trustee may be Acceptance of shown by words or acts indicating with reasonable certainty trust. such acceptance.

6. (1) The Trustee is bound to fulfil the purpose of the Trustee to trust and to obey the directions of the author of the trust at execute trust, the time of its creation except as modified by any scheme settled by the Court for the administration of the trust in. accordance with Section 30 hereof.

(2) A trustee is bound to maintain and defend all Trustee to such suits and to take such other steps as, regard being had to protect title of the nature and amount or value of the trust property, may be trust property, reasonably requisite for the preservation of the trust property and the assertion or protection of the title thereto.

7. A trustee is bound, subject to the provisions of the Care required instrument of the trust, to deal with the trust property as carefully from trustee, as a man of ordinary prudence would deal with such property if it were his own; and in the absence of a contract to the contrary, a trustee in so dealing is not responsible for the loss, destruction or deterioration of the trust pioperty.

8. Where the trust property consists of money and cannot Investment of be applied immediately or at an early date to the purposes of trust money, the trust, the trustee is bound, subject to any direction con­ tained in the instrument of trust, to invest the money in any of the following securities and in no others.

(a) In bonds debentures, stock, promissory notes or other securities of the Government ot Palestine.

(b) In a first mortgage of immovable property situated in Palestine;

Provided that the value of the property exceeds by one- third, or if consisting wliolly or mainly of buildings, exceeds by one-half the amount of the mortgage.

(c) In any security, other than immovable securities, authorised as a trustee investment by the Law of England for the time being.

(d) In any other security expressly authorised by the instrument of trust or by any regulation which the High Com­ missioner in Executive Council may from time to time prescribe : •־:• !׳ .in that behalf

Nothing in this Section shall apply to investments made before this Ordinance comes into force, or shall be deemed to preclude in any case in which the trust property does not exceed £E. 200, deposit thereof in a Bank.

9. Where the trustee commits a breach of trust he is Liability for liable to make good the loss which the trust property has kreacn of trust, sustained, provided always that the Court may, upon the application of the trustee, relieve the trustee of any liability for breach of trust if it. is of opinion that he has acted honestly and ought fairly to be excused for the breach of trust and for omitting to obtain the directions of the Court in the matter in which he has made such breach.

10. Subject to the provisions of Sections 6 and 7 one Non—liability trustee is not, as such, liable for a breach of trust committed for co-trustee'^ by his co-trustee; default. em OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June,;. 1924:

Provided that, in the absence of an express declaration to the contrary in the instrument of the trust, a trustee is so liable

(a) where he has delivered trust property to his co-trustee without seeing to its proper application; or

(b) where he allows his co-trustee to receive trust pro­ perly and fails to make due enquiry as to the co-trustee's dealings therewith, or allows him to retain it longer than the circumstances of the case reasonably require; or

(c) where he becomes aware of a breach of trust com­ mitted or intended by his co-trustees and either actively conceals it, or does not within a reasonable time take proper steps to protect the charitable interest.

A. co-trustee who joins in signing a receipt for trust pro­ perty, if lie proves, or if it otherwise appears that he has not received the same, is not answerable by reason of such signa­ ture only, for loss or misapplication of the property by his-• co-trustee.

livery trustee may reimburse himself or pay or discharge .\׳ Right to reim­ I bursement of out of the trust property all expenses properly incurred in or expenses. about the execution of the trust, or the realisation, preservation ׳ .or benefit of the trust property

Power to lease !1) .2) A. trustee shall not be entitled to sell or mort­ and sell. gage the whole or any part of immovable trust property save with the sanction of the Court or judge and subject to such con­ ditions as the Court or judge may direct.

(2) Every lease made by a trustee shall be made to take effect in possession upon execution or within not more than three months thereafter, ft shall be made at the best rent which can reasonably be obtained.

(3) Except with the permission of the Court or judge, no trustee shall lease any immovable trust property for a term of more than three years.

(4) Any sale, mortgage, or lease effected otherwise than in conformity with this Section shall be void.

Trustee cannot 13. A. trustee who has accepted a trust cannot afterwards renounce after renounce it save with the permission of the Court or judge. acceptance.

Trustee cannot 14. A trustee cannot delegate his office or any of his -delegate. duties either to a co-trustee or to a stranger unless (a) the delegation is in the regular course of business; or (b) the delegation is permitted by the instrument of the trust ;or (c) the Court or judge so directs.

The appointment of an advocate or agent or proxy to do an act merely ministerial and involving no independent discre­ tion is not a delegation within the meaning of this Section.

Co-trustees 15. Where there are more trustees than one, all must cannot act singly. join in the execution of the trust, except where the instrument of the trust otherwise directs or except when on good cause shown the Court otherwise directs.

Trustee may not 16. In the absence of express directions to the contrary charge for contained in. the instrument of trust or of an order of a Court

services. 0r judge, a trustee has no right to remuneration for his trouble, skill and loss of time in executing the trust. 1st. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 375

17. A trustee may not use or deal with Hie trust property Trustee may not tor his own profit or for any other purpose unconnected with use trust pro• file trust. perty for his own benefit. 18. No trustee, and no person who has within one year Trustee may not ceased to be a trustee, may, without the permission of the Court obtain interest or judge, buy or become mortgagee or lessee of the trust pro• in trust property. perty or any part thereof; and sue!) permission shall not be given unless the proposed purchase, mortgage or lease is manifestly for the advantage of the trusf.

19. Save where the instrument of the trust provides .the Co-trustees may contrary, a trustee having power to invest trust money on not lend to one• mortgage or personal security must not invest it on a mortgage °f themselves, by, or on the persona! security of, himself or one of his co-trustees.

20. The office of a trustee is vacated by his death or Office how by his discharge from his office. vacated.

21. A trustee mav be discharged from his office only Discharge of as follows: trustee.

(a) by the extinction of the trust; or (b) by the completion of his duties under the trust; or (c) by such means as may be proscribed by the instru• ment of the trust or by any scheme under this Ordinance; or (d) by the appointment under this Ordinance oi a new trustee in his place; or (e) by the Court.

22. Whenever any person appointed a trustee disclaims, Appointment or any trustee, either original or substituted, dies, or is absent of new trustee from Palestine for such a continuous period and in such on death, etc. circumstances that, in the opinion of the Court, it is desirable, in the ineterest of the trust, that his office should be declared vacant, or is declared insolvent or desires to be discharged from the trust, or refuses, or is or becomes, in the opinion of the Court, unfit or personally incapable to act in the trust, or accepts an inconsistent trust, a new trustee may be appointed in his place by

(a) the person nominated for that purpose by the instru• ment of trust (if any); or

(b) if there be no such person, or no such person able and willing to'act, the author of the trust, if he be alive and competent to act, or the surviving or •continuing trustee or trustees for the time being or (with the consent of the Court) the retiring trustees, if they all retire simultaneously or (with the tike consent) the last; retiring trustee.

Every such appointment shall be by writing under the hand of the person making and shall be notarially executed.

On an appointment of a new trustee, the number of trus• tees mav be increased.

The provisions of this Section relative to a trustee who is dead include the case of a person nominated trustee in a will but dying before the testator; and those relative to a continuing trustee include a refusing or retiring trustee if willing to act in the execution of the power.

23. Whenever any such vacancy or disqualification occurs Appointment by %nd it is found not reasonably practicable to appoint a newr Court. 076 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st. June, 1924.

trustee under the preceding' Section or where for any other- reason the due execution of Hie trust is or becomes impractic• able, the Attorney General or any person benefiting by the purpose of the trust, may without instituting a suit, apply by petition to the Court: for the appointment of a trustee or a new trustee and the Court may appoint a trustee or a new trustee accordingly. If the Public Trustee is appointed, the Court may direct that he shall act alone and that any continuing trustee shall be discharged, or that he shall act together with the continuing trustee as maybe deemed most convenient in the interest of the trust.

Vesting of trust 24. Whenever any new trustee is appointed under or in property in new pursuance of this Ordinance, all the trust property for the time trustee.' being vested in the surviving or continuing trustee or trustees or in the representatives of any trustee and all the rights of suits in relation thereto, of Use trustee in whose place the appoint• ment is made, shall become vested in such new trustee, either solely or jointly with the surviving or continuing trustees or trustee as the case may require.

Every new trustee so appointed and every trustee appointed by a Court either before or after the passing of this Ordinance shall have the saute powers, authorities and discretion and shall in all respects act as if he had been originally nominated a trustee by the author of the trust.

Survival of trust. 25. On the death or discharge of one of several co-trustees, the trust survives, and the trust property passes to the others, unless the instrument of trust expressly declares otherwise.

Trust how 2G. A trust is extinguished extinguished. (a) when its purpose is completely fulfilled; or

(b) when its purpose becomes unlawful; or

(c) subject to the powers of the Court under Section 28, when the fulfilment of its purpose becomes impossible by destruction of the trust property or otherwise; or

(d) when trust, being revocable, is expressly revoked.

Revocation of 27. No trust can be revoked by the author of the trust trust. save by permission of the Court, and no such revocation shall defeat or prejudice what the trustees may have duly done in the execution of the trust.

General powers 28. The Court shall have the same powers for the •estab• of the Court. lishment, regulation, protection, and adaptation of all charitable trusts as are exercised for the time being with reference to "charitable trust" within the meaning of English Law by the Court of Justice in England.

Actions for 29. In case of any alleged breach of any trust, or whenever carrying into the direction of the Court is deemed necessary for the admin- effect trusts for istratioii of any such trust, the Attorney General or two or public chanty. more.persons having an interest in the trust, and having obtained the consent in writing of the Attorney General, may institute an action to, obtain a decree

(a) removing any trustee or trustees of the charity and, if necessary, appointing new trustees thereof; or

(b) directing accounts and enquiries ; or 4st. June, 1924. OFFICIAL. GAZETTE, 677

(c) declaring what proportion of the trust property or o! the interest therein shall be allocated to any particular object of the trust ;or

(d) authorising the whole or any parfof the trust property to be let, sold or mortgaged or exchanged; or

(e) settling a scheme for the management of the trust; or

(f) granting such further or other relief as the nature of the trust may require.

Nothing in this .Section shall be deemed to preclude the trustee or author of any trust from applying to the Court by action or otherwise for such direction or relief as he may be entitled to obtain under the general provisions of this Ordinance, or for the purpose of invoking the assistance of the Court for the better securing the objects of the trust, or 'for•' regulating- its administration or succession to the trusteeship, and upon any such application the Court may make such order as it may deem equitable.

30. In settling any scheme for the management of a trust Special powers (without prejudice to its general powers) the Court shall have oi Court. the powers following:

(a) To provide for the periodical auditing of the accounts of the trust property by auditors appointed by or subject to the approval of the Court, or otherwise as the Court may deem expedient.

(b) To provide for the visitation of the charity.

(e) To provide for the settlement of the remuneration o! the trustee;

Provided that no such remuneration shall, except with the consent of the Court, in any case exceed ten per centum of the gross income of the trust.

(d) To devote any surplus income that may be available after the reasonable satisfaction of the objects of the trust to the extension of such objects, or if the Court see fit, to purposes of education. •

(e) To make such adaptation of the trust purposes as may be necessary to carry out the wishes of the author of the trust as nearly as practicable where it is not possible to carry out those wishes in the exact manner of the trust.

31. In the following cases, that is to say: Prescription.

(a) in the case of any claim against a trustee founded upon any fraud or fraudulent breach of trust to which the trustee was party or privy; or

(b) in the case o! any claim to recover trust property, or the proceeds thereof still retained by a trustee, or previously received by the trustee and converted to his use:

the claim shall not be held to be barred or prejudiced by any provisions relating to prescription of right :•or limitation of action, but the Court may entertain such action notwithstanding the lapse of any period of prescription or limitation if it is of opinion that in all the circumstances of the case it is in the interest of justice that it should be entertained.

Save as aforesaid, the defence that the right or claim is 678 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1924.

barred by prescription or by a period of limitation of the actions shall be available for a trustee in any action or legal proceeding in the like manner and to the like extent as it would have been available if he had not been a trustee.

Vesting orders. 32. (1) In the following cases, namely, (a) where is u !certain in whom the title to any trust property is vested or (b) where a trustee or any other person in whom the title to trust property is vested has been required in writing to transfer the property by or on behalf of a person entitled to require such transfer, and has wilfully refused or neglected to transfer the properly for twenty-eight days after the date of the requirement, the Court may make an order (in this Ordi• nance called a "vesting order") vesting the property in any such person in any such manner or to any such extent as the Court may direct.

(2) A. vesting order under any provision of this Ordinance shall have the same effect as if the trustee or other person in whom the trust property was vested had executed a transfer to the effect intended bv the order.

Devolution of 33. (1) Where, whether before or after the commence• trust property. ment of this Ordinance, it is declared or intended in any instrument of trust that the trustee of the trust shall be the Public Trustee or any person for the time being holding or acting in any public office, or holding or acting in any office or discharging' any duty in any public institution or association, or religious community, or where any property comes into or is in the possession or ownership of any such person in any of the aforesaid capacities upon any trust, the title of the trust property shall devolve from time to time upon the person for the lime being holding or acting in any such office, or discharg• ing such duty without any conveyance, vesting order, or other assurance otherwise necessary for vesting the property in such person.

(2) Where, whether before or after the commence• ment of this Ordinance, in the case of any charitable trust or in the case of any trust for the purpose of any public or private association (not being an association for the purpose of gain), a method lor the appointment of new trustees is prescribed in the instrument of trust {other than nomination referred to in Section 22), or by any rule in force, or in the absence of any- such prescribed method is established by custom, then upon any new trustee being appointed in accordance with such prescribed or customary method, and upon the execution of the ;memorandum releri'ed to in the next succeeding sub-section, the trust property shall become vested without any conveyance, vesting order, or other assurance in such new trustee and the old continuing trustees jointly or if there are no old continuing trustees, in such new trustee wholly.

(3) Every appointment under the last preceding sub• section shall be made to appear by a memorandum under the hand of the person presiding at the meeting, or other proceeding at which the appointment was• made, and attested by two other persons present at tiie said meeting or proceeding. Every such memorandum shall be notarially executed.

Transfer of 34. (1) Where any trust property comprises any stocks securities- or any shares or securities transferable in any book kept by any company or society or any shares in any ship registered under the law relating to merchant shipping, an instrument, memoran• dum or order of appointment of a trustee or a vesting order shall not take effect so far as it relates thereto until notice in writing" of such instrument or order shall have been given to the person or authority in charge of the register or book and upon .OFFICIAL GAZETTE .1924׳ ,4st. June

such notice in writing being given, and on reasonable proof being furnished that such stocks, shares or securities form part of the said trust property, the new trustee or the person in whom the property is vested under this order shall be entitled to the transfer into his name of any such stocks, shares or securities, and to the receipt of all dividends, interest or other sums due or to become due, in respect of any such stocks, shares or securities.

(2) Where immovable property is registered in the names of trustees, the Director of Land Registries shall, upon production of any instrument or order of appointment of new trustees or of a vesting order, and upon being satisfied that the property forms part of the trust property, make all neces­ sary entries in the Land Register upon payment of such fees as may be prescribed.

35. If at any time the post of Public Trustee is created Public Trustee, by Ordinance in Palestine, the .Public Trustee may be appointed a trustee of any trust under this Ordinance. In any case in which the Court or judge is empowered to appoint a trustee of any trust, the Public Trustee shall be appointed, unless the circumstancss are such as to render such appointment incon­ venient.

36. The High Commissioner in Council may, in his Incorporation discretion, by Order, on the application of the trustees of any of trustees, charitable trust, authorise the incorporation of the said trustees, and upon the publication of the said Order the said trustees of the charity and their successors for the time being shall be constituted a corporation Tinder such style and subject to such conditions as may be specified in the Order.

37. Notwithstanding anything in this Ordinance, if the Trust created by Court is of opinion upon the evidence of documents laid before construction of it or of proved custom that any property in Palestine is held by documents or practice. the owner thereof under an obligation that the use of such pro­ perty and the proceeds and income thereof shall be devoted to charitable purposes, the Court may declare such property to be held in trust for the purpose of this Ordinance and the provision of this Ordinance shall apply thereto as though the trust had been created in accordance therewith ; Provided that where the trust was created under •foreign law the Court shall in exercising jurisdiction with reference thereto apply the law under which it was created so far as such law is not contrary to the public policy of Palestine or to the policy of this Ordinance.

38. (!) Where property in Palestine is held in trust for Foreign charitable purposes by a Foreign Corporation, such Corporation Corporations. shall be recognised as the trustee of 'the property for the purpose of this Ordinance upon registration of the Corporation with the Registrar of Companies in accordance with Section 80 and following of the Companies Ordinance 1921. (2) For the purpose of registration, the members of the Committee of Management of the Corporation or other persons authorised to control its affairs shall be deemed to be the Directors. (3) Where property in Palestine is held on trust by a Foreign Corporation and the Cor!!oration has failed to register, the. Attorney General may apply to the Court for the appointment of a trustee as though there was no existing trustee, and the Public Trustee shall be appointed trustee.

39. v'l) Where immovable property is devised, transferred Limitation of or otherwise comes to be held upon trust for charitable purpo- power to bold ses, the trustees thereof shall within one year from the date at iai,(*• which such trust was registered apply to the Court or judge 680 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1924.

of this Ordinance for an order for sale and 12־ under Section such order shall be made accordingly.

(2) The Attorney General may at any time, if satis­ fied that immovable properly is held subject to a trust for charitable purposes make application to the Court or judge for an order for sale thereof.

(3) The provisions of this Section shall apply to immovable property held by any limited company in respect of which a licence has been granted under Section 22 of the Com­ unless the company is recognised as ,1921׳ panies Ordinance having purposes of public utility' by certificate of the High .1921׳ Commissioner under Section 8 of the Companies Ordinance

(4) The provisions of this Section shall not apply- in the following cases :

(a) where the immovable property consists of houses or buildings in, or required for, the occupation of the trustee for the purposes of the trust; or

(b) where the permission of the High Commissioner has been obtained; or

(c) where the immovable property was at the date when this Ordinance came into force held upon a charitable trust within the meaning of this Ordinance ; or

(d) where the immovable property is acquired by the trustees in substitution for property sold by them.

Application of 40 All matters with reference to any trust, or with English law. reference to any obligation in the nature of a trust ,arising or resulting• by the implication or .construction of law, for which no specific provision is made in this or any other Ordinance, shall be determined by the principles of equity for the time being in force in the High Court of Justice in England.

Rules. 41. The Chief Justice may, with the approval of the High Commissioner, make rules

(a) as to the procedure to be observed in any procedings under this Ordinance; and

(b) as to the jurisdiction of the Courts or judges thereof under this Ordinance.

Jurisdiction. 42. Subject to any rules under this Ordinance,

(a) the competent Court in any proceedings under this Ordinance shall be the District Court of the district in which any part of the subject-matter of the trust is held or situate;

(b) where it is provided that any application may be made to or order made by the Court or a judge, such appli­ cation may be made to or order made by the competent District Court or the President thereof.

Ordinance does 43. Nothing in this Ordinance shall affect property not refer to devoted to charitable purposes which is the subject of a wakf wakfor religions or religious endowment constituted before a Religious Court

endowments. [n accordance with the provisions of the Palestine' Order in Council, 1922. 1 st. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 681

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ORDINANCE 1924.

An Ordinance to regulate Wireless Telegraphy, Visual and Sound Signalling, and Similar Methods of Communication in Palestine.

BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine, with the advice of the Advisory Council thereof:-

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Wireless Citation. Telegraphy Ordinance 1924.

2. The expression *'wireless telegraphy" means any system Definition, of communication by means of any apparatus for transmitting messages or other communications by means of electric signals without the aid of any wire connecting the points from and at which the messages or other communications are sent or received.

3. (1) A person shall not establish or maintain any Licence to wireless telegraph station, or instal or work or maintain any establish or apparatus for wireless telegraphy, in any place in Palestine or maintain on board any ship or aircraft registered in Palestine, except apparatus. under and in accordance with a licence granted in that behalf by the High Commissioner. (2) Every such licence shall be in such form and for such period as the High Commissioner may determine, and shall contain the terms, conditions, and restrictions on and subject to which the licence is granted. (3) Where an applicant for a licence proves to the satisfaction of the High Commissioner that the sole object of obtaining the licence is to enable him to conduct experiments in wireless telegraphy, a licence for that purpose shall be granted, subject to such special terms, conditions, and restric• tions as the High Commissioner may think proper.

(4) If any person establishes a wireless telegraph Penalties for station without a licence, or instals or works any apparatus failure to obtain for wireless telegraphy without a licence, he shall be liable, licence. on conviction b\ a District Court, to a penalty not exceeding £E. 200 or to imprisonment not exceeding six months and in either case be liable to forfeit any apparatus for wireless telegraphy installed or worked without a licence ; but no pro• ceedings shall be taken against any person under this Ordinance except by order of the Attorney General.

(P) Notwithstanding anything in the preceding sub- Power to issue section, if a magistrate is satisfied by information on oath that search-warrant. there is reasonable ground for suspecting that a wireless telegraph station has been established or maintained without a licence in that behalf, or that any apparatus for wireless telegraphy has been installed or worked 6r.: maintained in any place or on any ship or aircraft within his jurisdiction without a licence, or contrary to the provisions of any Regulations made under this Ordinance, he may grant a search warrant, and a warrant so granted shall authorise the police officer or person named therein to enter and inspect the station, place or ship or aircraft, and to seize any apparatus which appears to him to be used or intended to be used for wireless telegra• phy therein.

4. ('1) The Postmaster General may make regulations Power to make with the approval of the High Commissioner Regulations.

(a) prescribing the form and manner in winch applica• tions for licences under this Ordinance are to be made and the fees payable on the grant or renewal of any such licence; (b) requiring any operators or other persons engaged in the working of wireless telegraphy to be provided with certi• ficates and making provision as to the manner and the conditions 682 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st, June, 1924.

of the issue mid renewal of any such certificate, including examination and tests to be undergone;

(c) as to the working of any apparatus for wireless telegraphy installed in ships and aircraft not registered in "Palestine wlhie such ships are in the territorial waters of Palestine, and such aircraft are upon or over the territory or the territorial waters of Palestine ;

(d) for giving effect to the provisions of any international convention to which the Government of Palestine has acceded and any regulation made thereunder so far as the same relate to wireless telegraphy.

(2) Any person acting in contravention of, or failing to comply with, a regulation made under this Section, shall be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or a fine not, exceeding £E. 50 or both penalties, and in the case of continued offence, a further line not exceeding £E. 5 for each day during which the offence continued. He shall further he liable to forfeit any apparatus for wireless telegraphy in respect of which the offence is committed.

Offences. 5. (1) Any person who sends by wireless telegraphy a message or communication of which the publication • would be an offence under any Article of the Penal Code or of any law or Ordinance if it were made by means of the press or at a public meeting, shall be liable to the penalties prescribed in such Article.

(2) Any person who

(a) sends or attempts to send by wireless telegraphy a message or communication of an indecent, obscene, or offen• sive character, or a message or communication subversive to public order or calculated to disturb the public peace; or

(b) sends or attempts to send by wireless telegraphy a signal of distress of a false or misleading character or a false or misleading message as to a vessel in distress; or

(c) improperly divulges the purport of any message seid; or proposed to be sent by wireless telegraphy;

shall be liable, ou conviction by a Magistrate, to a line not ex• ceeding £E. 50 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both 'penalties.

('<]) Any person convicted of an offence under this Section shall further be liable to forfeit any licence granted under this Ordinance and any apparatus by means of which the offence was commit!(1(!.

Application of 0. The provisions of this Ordinance shall apply to any Ordinance to visual or sound signalling station used or intended to be used visual & sound for the purpose of communication with ships at sea as they signalling. apply to wireless telegraphy stations, but, subject to the provis• ions of Section 7, shall not apply to such stations on board a ship or aircraft. For (ho purpose of this Section, visual or sound, signalling station includes any permanent or fixed apparatus for the purpose of visual or sound signalling.

And to the use The provisions of this Ordinance shall apply likewise to of etheric waves. the installation and working of apparatus for utilising etheric waves for the purpose of transmission of energy without the aid of any wire connecting the points from and at which the energy is sent and received as they apply to the installation and working of apparatus for wireless telegraphy. :1st. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 683

7. If at any time in the opinion of the High Commissioner Additional an emergency has arisen in which it is expedient that the powers in casse Government of Palestine should have control over the trans­ of emergency. mission of messages by wireless telegraphy or visual or sound signalling or the utilisation of etherip waves ft?}! the transmission of energy, it shall be lawful for the Postmaster, General, with the approval of the High Commissioner, to take possession forthwith of any apparatus for any such purposes, and, during the continu­ ance of the emergency, to make such further rules as appear necessary with respect to the possession, sale, purchase, con­ struction and use of apparatus for any such purpose or component parts of such apparatus.

The contravention of any such regulation shall be subject to the same penalties as the contravention of a regulation made under Section 4 of this Ordinance. :

8. The Ottoman Law dated 6th of August, 1330, con­ Suspension of cerning wireless .telegraphy shall cease to have effect in Ottoman Law. Palestine.

MUNICIPAL COURTS ORDINANCE 1921. PALESTINE. ORDER. .(1st. 1924־ ,Gazetted June)

Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of the power vested in me by the above-mentioned Ordinance, I have been pleased to appoint Yacub Elf. Hud a to be an Honorary Magistrate of the Municipal Court of Jaffa, in place of Yusef Eff. Taleb, who has resigned. HERBERT SAMUEL May 19th. 1924. \ High Commissioner.

LOCAL COUNCILS ORDINANCE 1921. PALESTINE. ORDER. Supplementing the Order published in the Official Gazette of 1st of July, 1922, constituting the Local Council of Bireh in the Jerusalem-Jaffa District. (Gazetted June 1st. 1924).

The Local Council of Bireh shall have power to levy the following rates and fees within the area of I ho village in addition to those prescribed in the < ׳-,, , .Order above-mentioned (1) A tax on the site of buildings at fates not exceeding those prescribed in Article 2 of the Ottoman Municipal Tax. Law. (2) A monthly tax of P.T. 3 on every camel P.T. 2 on every mule or horse P.T. 1 on every donkey, the property of a resident of the village, which is kept for hire for riding or burden purposes. (3) Fees for licensing of certain trades and industries leviable under any Ordinance from time to time in force. (4) A tax on goods exhibited in the village market at the following rates; ״ ;P.T. 2 per load of camel or mule P.T. 1 per load of donkey; P.T. 1/a per load carried on the head or back of a person.

HERBERT SAMUEL May 22nd, 1924. High Commissioner. §84 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1924.

.IN - COUNCIL, 1922 ־ PALESTINE ORDER PALESTINE. PROCLAMATION. (Gazetted June, 1st. 1924).

WHEREAS by Section 11 of (he Palestine Order-in-Council, 1922, the High GoDimissionei' is empowered, with the .approval of the Secretary of State, by Proclamation to divide Palestine inti administrative divisions or Districts in such manner and with such sub-divisions as may be convenient for purposes of administration, describing the boundaries•.thereof and assigning names thereto, AND WHEREAS His Britannic Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved of the division hereinafter proclaimed, NOW, therefore, in exercise of the powers vested in me by the said Order-in-Council, I, the flight Honourable Sir Herbret Louis Samuel, His Majesty's High Commissioner and Commander in Chief of Palestine, do hereby proclaim and ,provide as follows : 1. Palestine shall be divide(! for the purpos.es of administration into.the following Districts, Divisions and Sub-Districts: (a) The Northern District, comprising the Sub-Districts of Haifa, Acre' Nazareth, Tiberias, Safad, Nabius, .Tenin., / Tulkarem and Beisan, with its Headquarters at Haifa. (b) The .lerusa.lem-.lana District, comprising the Jerusalem Division and the Jaffa Division, with its Headquarters at Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Division includes the Sub-Districts of Jerusalem, Ramallah, Bethlehem and Jericho; and the Jaffa Division includes the Sub-Districts of Jaffa and Rami eh. (c) The Southern District, comprising the Sub-Districts of Gaza, Hebron and Beersheba, with its Headquarters at Gaza. 2. The villages and their lands and tribal areas comprised in each Sub- District, other than the Sub-District of Beersheba, are set out in the Schedule hereto. The Sub-District of Beersheba shall comprise the area included in the boundaries of Palestine to the South of the Sub-District of Hebron and to the South and !Cast of the Suit-District of Gaza.

HERBERT SAMUKL Mav 22nd 1924. //Coruiirtssioritr.

SCHEDULE,

JERUSALEM SUB-DISTRICT.

Sha fat Ar tuf Sara Ishwa : Beit Mahsir : Deir Sallan! A.kkur Ras Abu Ammai .•־-,.• Islin

Kasla ;, Al Kabu. Al .Tora Al Walajeh Deir Avub Yalo Am was Deir Naide Silbeet Beit Shanna Katanna Knbeibe Nataf Beit Thul Enab Kherbet Al Elnnur Ain Ka rem Suba Al Kastal Bittir Lifta Kalonieh Sataf <׳ ־Deir Yassiu r I )eir Amer Beit Nakuba Biddu Beit Sunk Beit Idjzia Khirbet al Loz Nebi Samuil ׳ Beit Inan Al Jib Beit Iksa Bir Nal>ala Beit Dukku Jadireh Ra fat Beit Safafa Sharafat Sur Bailor Malha Abu Dis - Izareyel i Tor Essawiyeh Anata Jebaa Mukhmas Kufr Akab Al Ram Kalandia Beit Hanina Sil wan Dil!» Deir el Shaikh Mote: i Hizma Saris 1st. June, 1924., OFFJCIA.L. •XrAZETTE.

RAMALLAH SUB-DISTRICT. Ramallah Suffa Beit Sira Beit Ur al Tahta ׳: ״ Beit Likia Khirbet el Mushah Beit Ur al Foka Allara Beitunieh Ain Arik Ain Ivinia Silwad Khirbet Jarada Turmos Aya Bir Zeit Mazrait Beni Hareth Kober Jibia Burham Beit Kilo Jama 1 eh Deir Ammar Ras Kerker Janiá Kefr Nimeh Deir Ibzia Bireh Deir Diwan Kefr Isliwa (Urn Safaa) Taybeh Kefr Malek Rammun Deir Jei'ir Mazrait Beni Murra Ain Yebrud Yabrud Dura Surd a Jifna Ain Sinia Abu Kash Abu Shukheidem Burka Botin ,). ' Deir Abu Mi sha 1 Abud Deir Ghassaneh' Beit Rima Kefr Ain,¡ '״•־ Deir Nizam Nebi Saleh Karawa Deir ai Sudan Hazrai al Nobani Arura Ajjul Abwain Jiljilia Si Fiji! Kefr Nata Kefr Tut BETHLEHEM' SUB-DISTRICT. Sawahra Obediyeh T'aamreh Rashaydeb Ain Jidi Bethlehem Beit Sahur Artas Beit Jala Fagur Khirbet Alia Ai Khadder Hussan Nahalin Wad Fukin Beit Fajjar Aliar

JERICHO SUB-DISTRICT. Jericho Nuwei'meh Al Auja Wadil Kilt Hajla Ed Duke

JAFFA SUB-DISTRICT. Yazur Safrieh Beit Dajan Selemeh Kheirieh Sakieh Kefr Ana Yheoudieh Ren tie li Fejjeh Faroukieh Al Mirr rab Abu Kishk Bir Adas׳Arab Sawalmeh A Sheikh Muannis Arab Karan Ijlil Massudieh Jerisheh Arab Jamasin (Sharqiyeh) Sarona Wilhelma AI Haram Tabsor Arab Jaramneh Arab Jamasin (Charbiyeh) Petach Tikvah M »chneh Yehuda Ramat Can Kfar Saba Raanana Ir Shalom Shechunat Borochov •־ Nachlat Yehuda Mikhveh Israel Rechovoth Ness Ziona Ain Ganim Klar Ouriah Ekron ; • Ain Hai Gezer Béer Yaacob ;'Ben Shemen Rishon-le-Zion ' Khulda

IIAMLEII SUB-DISTRIC/I Shameh Mansura Imkalka Naaneh Abu Shusheb Sidun Barri y eh Khulda : Beit Far Breiz Beit Jamal Ammuria Mughallis Ibneibeh Rafaa Beit Susin Beit Jiz Kalrrurieh Aban Siileh ׳Deir Imhasen Deir Deir al Ha va Beit Atab ! Ain Shems Kezazeh .!ilia K hem eh Sejed Mukheizen Tineh Sarafand-AL Amar Sarafand-al Kharab Budros Shukba Naalin Beni Hareth M id i a Deir A bou Salameh Kharbeta Biriilia Shilta Jim su 686 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1924.

Nebi Daniel Beit Naba la Burj Jeraish Hadithe Tarrif Jindas Dahrieh Tireh Rantis Lubban Kuleh Muzeirah Majadal Yalia Kubeibeh Zernuka Wadi Rubin Nebi Rubin Safari eh Lydda Kubaba Annabel] Kenaisel i Kharubeh Beit Nuba Latron Bir Main Bweireh Ajanjui Kibbia Shibtin Deir Kuddis Bilian Wadi Hunein Beit, Kuia Akir Abul Fadl

ACRE SUB-DISTRICT.

Manshiyeh Smairiveh Mazraa Um el Faraj El Tel' Nahr Kabri Man a wat Humavmeh Bassa Musheirfeh Makr ' Judaideh lulis Kafr Yasif Abu Snan Kwikat Amqa Sheikh Daond Danum Sheikh Da ud Ghabsiyeh Yarka Jatt Yanuh Kafr Sumai Kisra Tarshiha Mali a Fassuta jalil Suhmata Buqai'a Beit Jann A in al Assad Majdal Krum Dair al Assad Nahf Beiieh Sejour Ram eh Kafr !nan Dair Hanna Arrabeb Sakhnin Birewh Damun Kabul Sha'b Mi'ar Tamra Ruais Arab el Rami Zib Ain el Sitt Arab el Ghawarni Han uta Arabel Switat Tarbikha Arab el Samniyeh Iqrith Arab el Aramsheh Arab el Saw'id Aral) H'.iairat

HAIFA SUB-DISTRICT.

Abeilin Shefa Am!• Kofrotta el Beda Hush eh ׳Gidru Dai Al Majdal El Harbaj Beled el Sheikh Yajur El Harthieh Sheikh Abreik Beit Lahm Um el Amed .leid a Tel el Shemmam Ghabaiveh Foka Gh abaiyeh !1ahta. Abu Shushe El Tire Neuhardthof Daliet el Kunnul Esiia Um el Zeinat A in Hand El Mezar 1 .Tebu Alhlil (Arab) Afhlit (Jewish) Ijzim Kumbazeh Hudeira Nahliei Heftzi Bali Gan Shmuel Kerkur Khirbet Clierla^ss Arab Turkoman Caesarea Wadi Arab Aral! Ar'arah Kali• Kara Kannir Um el Buteinat Kafr ein Jarak Al Hilianeh Kireh Daliet el Buha Um el Defuf K.hubbeizeh Subbarin Sandianeh El Ihireikeh Um el Shut Zicron Jacob

Bafh vShlomo Shefeia • : s : . Shuni Urn el Alak VA Zergitanieh (Arab) Khirbet Sheikh Ilassai Kabarah El Zerghanieli (Jewish) Benyamina Tantura Marah Sarafan d Ain Ghazal Kefr Lam El Fureidis Khirbet el Shellaleh Suamir El Monsi Khirbet Lydd (.1.arrnel Duweimun Tubaun fst. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 687

TRIBES OF HAIFA SUB-DISTRICT. Arab Caesarea Arab el Damarieh Arab el Ghawarneh Arab Janadi Arab el Heijairat Arab el Rami Arab el Suwatat Arab el Zubeidat Arab el Hilf Arab el Balwaneb Arab el Kazaneh Arab el Fughara Arab In feat

NAZARETH SUB-DISTRICT. A rule Aihil Ain Midiel Balfouriah Buaineh Dabhuriyeh Dahi Ikhneifes Iksal Indur Jebe la Nagengad Kaukab Kel'r Ken nab Kefr Mondah Maalul Merhaviah Colony Neshhad Mujeidel Nahalal Nain Naurah Baineli Rommaneh Saffuriyeh Solam Tamrah Tel Adas Toraan Uzeir Yalla Warakani Transylvanian Group Ballouriah Farm Merehaviah Farm Zeriffin Group

TRIBES OF NAZARETH SUB-DISTRICT. Subeih Hujeirat Muzeirib Jawamis Lulieib Sabargi Ghazaleen.

SAFAD SUB-DISTRICT. Deir Wal Kasi Hurfeish Saba Ian Chabatia Kel'r Birim •. • Meiroun Farradieh Sammaieh Jish Sufsaf Wad i Tawahin ATma Farab Deishun Toil aba Rihameh Ras El Ahmar Ain Zeitoun Kaddita Dállala Marus Biria Ammoukah Firim Kabbash Mogliar Bowaizieh Jasuneb Jehu 1 ah A'lmanieh Beisamoun Mallaha Wakkas Husseinieh Wesieh Krad el Kheit Arab Zobeid Tleil Mansurah Arab el Jisr Tuba ; Ain Zeitim Rosh-Pina Mahanaim Ayelet Hashahar Mishmai' Hayarden Yessod II am'ala So wail at Zangharieh Suyad Shemalneh Numeirat Muasi ! Sowailat (near Shuneh) Koderieb Shuneh Dahrieh Hekab A kbarali El Malkieh Majawiz Okeibeh * Salha Kbirbet; el Bediyeb • Nebi Yosh'a Zuk el Talitani Khalsa * Qadas * II un in Khirbet el Manara El Zawieh Salhieh Melulia ״ Ketieh * Sasa Farab Dawarah Khisas Absieh *Abel el Kameh * Tel Aziziat Shokah Lazzazeli Na'ameh Difnah * Khirbet Es Somman Sambarieh Ain Maymoun * Darbashieh * Maroun el Ras Yaroun Zuk el Fokani Tel Hay El Mansourab * Ai'tharoun * Meis el Jabal Belida Kelr Geladi Bahriat (Madahel) Nebi Houda * Odeseh * Banias ' Mughor Shaba'eneh Mul'takharah Gh rabeh Khiam Walid * Ain Fit * Ain Ti neb Barkiat Lutiat Dardareh * Muzaira'a Khan el Dowair * .lalabinah * «Ira be h Dreijat Almin * Botaiha * El Rafit Note: Villages marked *are divided by the Syria-Palestine Frontier line. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. lime, 1924.

TIBERIAS SUB-DISTRICT.

Abediyeb Olam Ailaboun Del h amie h Hiltin lladatheh Kefr Kama Kefr Sab! Lubieh Mughar Mansoui'a Majdal Maazar Nim rin Nugeil) Nasr el Din Sam ra Samakh Shaara Sejerali Tabgha Tel-Hum Im .1 ou ne h Yakouk Ret Gau (Reit Jenn) Belauia Degania 'A' Kinnereth Ml. Kimieretb Degania 'B' Menachemia Por¡ a SI ie jera Sarona Hi !;tin Klar Tabor Mizpah Yabniel M eslía Migdal

TRIBES OF !1IBERIAS SUB-DISTRICT

Kara n beb Tellawiyeli Mawasi Sdoor Manara Wheib Samayreli Sarjouneli

NABLUS SUB-DISTRICT.

Akraba Azmut A.warta A ndela Au sarin Askar Ainabus A kaba Asirá Kiblieh Asirá Shemalieb Ammatein Bal ata Ammurieli Beit Dejan Beit Furik Beita Beit Iba Beit Wazzan Beit Imrin Burka Bizarieh Burin Brukin Baka Bidial. Domah Deir el Hatab Deir Sha rat Deir Istia Deir Bailut Farkha Funduk Fai'ata Ilawara Hares ilajja Irak Burin Isuaka .lalud Jurish Jenisia Jeuied Jin Sai'ut Jemain Jit Kusra Karvut Kabalan Kusin Kefr Kalil Kefr Kaddum Kefr Hares Kefr Id i k Kefr Kasem Kelr Lakif Kefr Tilt K ¡reí i Karawab Kliirbet Keis Lubban Sharki Majdal Ben i Fadl Hadainali Mugheir Ma sha Marda Nisfljbil Nakura Rafidia Rugib Ral at Salem Sannirieli Surra Saba st i a. Sarta Selfit Sawieli Tayasir Till Tubas Tanimun Telflt Talluza Urif Yauun Yetma Yasid Yasuf Zawata Zaita Zawisli

KHIRBETS IN NABLUS SUB-D1SIRICT.

Kreish Karawa el Fauka Kefr Bara Karawa el Thata Kefr Beita Im Hurerah Silbab Frouch J aba ri s Hamra Kashdeh Tel Miskeh I'ardala Akraba ni eh Jibeit Sara Fassail Kefr Cous Kefr ,Atieli Kammouneh Sleita 1Atouf Ham man el Maleli Wadi Badan Burj el Fara'a Farweh JU!M OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 689־ ,1st. June

JENIN SCI )-DISTRICT.

Mukeibleh Jelaiueli Zerin Nuris San da la Mazar Aruboneli Arranah Deir Ghazaleh Feit Kad Deir Abu Daif Fukua Jelbun Kabalieh El Jarba Mesalieh Sanur ...leba Faudakumieh •Meitbalun ': ' 101 Judaideh - Siris Urn el Tut Jelkamus Zebabdeh -׳ El lVlugli aii- Kliirbet Telfit El Kuteir Sir Raba Bertah Zebdali Kail in Nezlel el Sharkieh Yabed Nezlet el Gharbiyeb Nezlef el Wasta Kefr Has y Fahnieli Ku lei re it Arrabeli Merkeh El Zawieh Raineh Si let el Dalier Ajjeh Anza Ain el Meusi El Lejjun El Mesbeirfeh Mawiyeh Mu sinus Zelefeh Um el Falun Ezbuba Rununaneli Taut ink Silet el Hartieh Anin Yamon Kefr Dan Arrakal! Bared Ke.fr Kud . Ferasin ; Bur kin

"'' TULKAREM SUB-DISl^RICT.

Aliar Anabta Attara Attil Azzun Baka Sliarkieh Baka Gharbie Balaa Beit Lid Deir el Ghusson Den na beli El Ras Felaineh Feruan Ferdisian llableli . Irtali .Tay us Jaljulieh Kefr Abbusli Kefr j am mal Keír Lebad Kalkilieb Jett Kakiin Kefr Saba Kefr Sib Kefr Sur Kefr Rumman Kefr Zeibad Kalansaweh Kur Misker! Mukhalid Nazi el Abu Nar Nazlet Easa Rarnin Sbufeb .Saida SetTarin Tireb Shuweikeh Tay i beb Wadi TIawaretli Tulkarem Zeil a Tabsor Manshieh Kherbet Beit Lid Zalafeli

BEISAN SUB-DISJ^RICT.

Ein Ilarod Kvufzat Hagivaa Tel Yosef Bei san Sirin Wadi el Bireli Kaukíib Jabbul Zaba'a Kafra El Beireh Dan na Tiroli Kefr Masir Tay i bei! Yebla Murassas Hamidieli Shalta Kumieli Jisr el Majamie Tel Shok Ashraiieh, Kosma Ashrafieli Abdel Had i Farwaneh Sam rieh Ein Ta von Beit Ufa colony

TRIBES AND SUB-TRIBES IN BEISAN SUB-DISTRICT.

I. Tribes: Sager, Ghazzawieh, Beshatwi. IL Sub-Tribes• iiamra Masil el Jizil Shuhaimat Arideh • To'enneh Aramsheh Fatur Abu Hashieli Faddi'in Khanazir Manshieh Hawafza, Bakkar Zerra'a Hekamieh Hawafza, :Amri . 090 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1924.

AI Safa Em Ajra El Sakhneh

GAZA SUB-DISTRICT (including the NÄHIA OF MAJDAL.)

Rafah Khan Yunis Beni Seila 'Abasan Deir el Balah Mubarraka Kófakha Huj Jabalí a Nazleh Boil Labia Herbia Deir Senaid. •Reit Ha mm Dem ra Reit Jerja El Jiya Nejd Semsem Burair Huliqal. Kokaba Beit Tima Barbara Majdal Ne'lia Kb esas Jora Hamameh Isdud Jules Suafir G-barbi Suafir Sharqi Suafir Shamali Beit Daras Bir To via Batan i Gharbi Batani Sharqi Barqa Ya sur Gedera Qatra Islam Mughar Bashit Yebna Mastr)i ya Kabira Masmiya Saghira Qastina Tal al Turmus Be'lin Summail Jaladiya Beit 'Affa 'lbdis Trak al Sudan Karatiya Hatta Ijsair Faluja Trak el Manshiya .air Arabs׳Suki

HEBBON SUB-DISTRICT.

Dura Bait Um mar Kudna Tafuh Nuba Beit Nattif TarHalhul Beit Ula Dhekrin Kharas Zeita Dair al Dubban

TRIBAL AREAS IN HEBRON SUB-DISTRICT.

'Arab el Sarai'a 'Arab el Ka'abna 'Arab el Jahalin & Salamat.

PALESTINE PASSPORT ORDINANCE, 1920.

PALESTINE. PASSPORT REGULATIONS

issued under Article 10 of the Ordinance. ..־.;.•:. .(June 1st, 1924)

1. Any person leaving Palestine must be in possession of a Laissez-Passer or a Passport duly vised or endorsed to secure his admission to the country of his destination.

2. British subjects, Ottoman subjects, persons who are unable to obtain! national passports and all persons who require visas for any part of the British Empire, countries subject to a British Mandate and Egypt can obtain the required documents and visas from the Permits Section of the Secretariat, Jerusalem. Residents outside of Jerusalem may obtain them through the District Governor at Haifa, the Assistant District Governor at Jaffa, or the nearest District Commandant of Police or Sub-District Governor. ' - 1st: June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 091.

3. The Travel Documents furnished by the Permits Section are as

follows:- ' •:

A. PALESTINIAN LAISSEZ-PASSERS.

These are of two kinds:

(i) The Provisional Certificate of Palestinian Nationality, issued only to a person who intends to opt for Palestinian Nationality and to reside permanently in Palestine and in addition

(a) was born in Palestine, or

(b) is the son of a father born in Palestine, or

(c) is an ex-Russian subject who compulsorily acquired Ottoman nation• ality in Palestine during the recent war.

(ii) The Emergency Laissez-Passer, issued to a person who, not being eligible to receive a Provisional Certificate of Palestinian Nationality, is unable to obtain a passport or laissez-passer in the absence of any Consular officer of his country in Palestine, or owing to his having made a declaration •opting for Palestinian citizenship.

B. VISAS AND ENDORSEMENTS.

Visas are valid for any number of journeys during a period of one year, unless expressly limited to a shorter period. They are of two kinds, Ordinary and Transit.

A Transit Visa is good only for a journey across a country for the purpose of reaching the territory of another state and not for a stay in the-first named country.

Endorsements, unless expressly limited, are valid for any number of journeys during the period of validity of the passport or Provisional Certificate bearing them.

(i) A British Visa is required by every person (except the holder of. u British Passport or Provisional Certificate of Palestinian Nationality) who desires to travel to British. Territory or territory subject to a British Mandate.

(ii) A British Endorsement (in lieu of visa) is required by a person holding a British Passport or a Provisional Certificate of Palestinian Nationality.

(iii) A Visa for Egypt (or an Endorsement, in the case of a person holding a British Passport or Provisional Certificate of Palestinian Nationality) is required by all persons who desire to travel to Egypt, except only holders of valid Egyptian Passports or foreign passports endorsed by the Egyptian Government* with "Permission to return to Egypt''. Applicants for visas for Egypt should give the names and full addresses, correctly spelt, of two residents in Egypt who are prepared to give reference on their behalf and to guarantee their "mainte• nance while in Egypt.

(iv) A Permit to return to Palestine may be obtained by a perma• nent resident of Palestine holding a foreign passport before he leaves the country.

C BRITISH PASSPORTS.

(i) British Passports are issued only to persons who produce conclusive evidence of British Nationality. A Birth certificate, or Certificate of Naturaliza• tion should accompany every application where an expired Passport is not available. (ii) British Passports which are endorsed as valid for the British'.Empire are available also for travelling to territory under British Protection or Mandate;, but not for Egypt and Iraq, for which specific endorsements are required. . .1st. June, 1924׳ .OFFICIAL GAZETTE ;692

4. Schedule of Fees.

The following schedule of fees is now in force for passports, laissez-passers and visas issued by the Permits Section. The fees are liable to be changed from time to time by Public Notice. P.T. • (i '•) Provisional Certificate of Palestinian Nationality 40 (ii) Emergency Laissez-Passer 25 (hi) British Visas: (a) For Transit only 5 (b) Ordinary. 45 (c) Nationals of the under-mentioned countries must pay reciprocal fees, as stated bekrv, in lieu of charges (a) and (b):

Brazil, single journey visas, only 50 Bulgaria, all visas ...... 100 Columbia, ordinary visa 45 ,, transit ,, 40 Denmark, ordinary visa ...... < . . 45 transit 20 ״ Ecuador, ordinary, visa 245 transit ,, . 205 France, all visas . . 100 Germany, ordinary visa . 300 single journey visa 75 ,, ־ Guatemala, single journev visas, onlv . 45 Peru, all visas'. ' 100 Poland, ordinary visa 200 ,, transit visa 10 Roumania, all visas, whether single journey or transit ...... 200 Russia (Soviet Government), single journey visas only ...... 50 Syria, all visas . . . . . 100 U.S.A., ordinary visa. 230 ,, transit ,, 25 > Yugo-Slavia (Serbs, Croats & Slovenes, Kingdom of), single journey visas, only 50

(iv) British Endorsements.

Free on newly issued British Passports and Provisional Certificates 10׳ ...... of Palestinian Nationality, but if granted subsequently

(v) Visas for Egypt.

(a) for transit only 5 45־ .b) ordinary)

(vi) Permit to return to Palestine Free (vii) British Passports: (a) Passport 37 (bj Renewal 10 (c) Endorsement, free on a newly issued passport, but if granted 10־ ...... subsequently

5. These Regulations are substituted for all previous notices and rules issued under the Palestine Passport Ordinance 1920.

ALBERT M. HYAMSON Controller, Permits Section.. APPROVED. May 23rd, 1924. HERBERT SAMUEL High Commissioner.. Ist.'June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 693

GOVERNMENT NOTICES. Name of Company. Liability. NOTICE. Names of Directors. Object. It is •hereby notified that the Department of Registered Office. / Immigration and Travel and the Sub-Department Capital. of Labour ceased to exist as from the 1st of April, Names and Addresses of subscriber's. and their functions have been transferred ,1924׳ to a Section of the Secretariat provisionally entitled the Permits Section.

The titles of "Director of Immigration and The Palestine Jewish Colonization Associa­ Travel" and "Controller of Labour" have been tion• (Edmond de Rothschild Foundation). abolished as from the same date ;and the officer Limited. » in charge of the Permits Section is known as .lames de Rothschild. the Controller. To acquire, take over, administer, conduct and deal with the colonies and agricultural, The powers and functions hitherto exercised commercial and industrial enterprise etc. by the Director of immigration and Travel, Palestine. acting as British Consular officer, and under Limited by guarantee. the "Palestine Passport Ordinance 4920, and Edmond de Rothschild, Membre de l'institut Immigration Ordinance 1920, and any Regula­ de France, 41 Faubourg Saint Honore, Paris. tions and Public Notices issued under those Franz Phillippsorï, Banker, 18 Rue Guimard, Ordinances, are vested henceforth in the Brussells. Controller of the Permits Section. Salomon Reinach, Membre de l'Institut de -Avenue Victor Hugo, Boulogne 16׳ ,HERBERT SAMUEL France 23rd. May, 1924. High Commissioner. sur-Seine. Gaston Wormser, Agrège de l'Université, 41 Faubourg Saint Honore, Paris. PALESTINE POSTS, TELEGRAPHS AND Michel Polak, Merchant, Grand Hotel Paris. James de Rothschild, 34 Park Street, London. .Sussex Square, London 27־ ,TELEPHONES. Leonard CoheD NOTICES I.

Printed Paper Post. 1. 'Hamassekhet"PalestineTextile\VorksCo.Ltd.

1 1 2. Limited. Cards bearing the !leading 'Post-card" or 3. the equivalent of this inscription in any language 4. Spinners, manufacturers and merchants etc. are allowed to pass at the rate for printed 5. Jaffa, Palestine. matter to addresses in Palestine or to foreign 6. LE. 10.000 divided into 1000 shares of destinations if they do not bear any communi­ LE. 10 each. cation in manuscript; but the address of the 7. H. Wojdyslawsky, Manufacturer, Lodz, sender, his title, as well as good wishes, Petrikaner 214. congratulations, thanks, condolences, or other J.M. Starkman, Manufacturer, Lodz, formulas of courtesy, expressed in not more Petrikaner SO­ than five words or conventional iuitials may he LS. Silbershatz, Manufacturer, Czenstochxw, added in manuscript. I Zeilona 5. Such cards if unfolded ,may be posted with I I. Frankenthal, Manufacturer, Gut Herr- or without wrapper or envelope. I man burg. ftT\ J.M. Piotrokovsky, Merchant, Strzeypvo. [ \ Henry King, Merchant, Musrara Quarter, i Jerusalem. II. L. Wojdyslawsky, Merchant, Lodz. Commencing on the 1st Juno an "Urgent" service for telephone trunk calls will he available to public subscribers and at telephone call offices.

The charge for an "Urgent" call which The Haifa Boarding School, Limited. will take precedence over all ordinary calls, •Lirrited. will be triple the ordinary rate. Elias Auerbach, Physician, Haifa, Samuel' J. Pewsner, Engineer, Haifa and Theodor When an "Urgent" call is required it will Zlocisti, Physician, Tel Aviv. be necessary to inform the exchange accordingly. To establish maintain and conduct a board­ ing school at Haifa for the accomodation of Jewish children. Haifa, Palestine. LE. 20 divided into 20 Founders' shares of REGISTRATION OF COMPANIES, LE. 1 each. PARTNERSHIPS & TRADE MARKS. Dr. Theodor Zlocisti, Physician, Tel Aviy. Sigfried Hoofien, Bank Manager, Jaffa. Dr. Elias Auerbach, Physician, Haifa.; REGISTRATION OF COMPANIES UNDER Dr. Arthur Biram, Director, Haifa. THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE 1921. Johanna Tomaschewsky, Teacher, Haifa. Samuel J. Pewsner, Engineer, Haifa. Judah L. Magnes, Ph. D., Jerusalem. The particulars given belpw correspond in each case,with the following headings:— ;1924׳ ,0FF1CIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June 694

REGISTRATION OF FOREIGN COMPANIES Notice is hereby given that owing to the death of the above Mr. Joseph Hudjinoff, which UNDER THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE 1921 took place on 25.2.24, the above mentioned! The particulars given below correspond in partnership has been dissolved with effect as each case with the following headings:— from the said date.

1. Name of company. 6.5.24. FRANCIS H. BAKER. 2. Nationality. 3. Object. President', District Court Jerusalem. 4. Authorised Capital. 5. Residence. 6. Names of persons authorised to act on behalf of the Company in Palestine. 7. Names of Directors. REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS. Any person who lias grounds of objection to 1. The International Committee of Young Men's any of the following Marks may, within the Christian Association. prescribed time, lodge Notice of Opposition. The 2. American. prescribed time is six months from the date of 3. To establish and assist Young Men's Christian advertisement in the Official Gazette. Associations and generally to promote the spiritual intellectual, physical and social Formal opposition should not be lodged until well-being of young men. after Notice has been given by letter to the 4. — — — applicant for Registration, so as to afford him 5. 347 Madison Avenue, New York City, U.S.A. opportunity of withdrawing his Mark before the ti. Dr. A.C. Harte, General Secretary, Jerusalem expense of preparing the Notice of Opposition Y.M.G.A. is incurred. Failing such Notice to the applicant, 7. James M. Speers, Chairman. an opponent may be disallowed his costs. ^ Cleveland E. Dodge, 1st Vice Chairman I. Home Work. Roger H. Willis ms, 2nd Vice Chairman Home Work. William i). Murray, 1st Vice Chairman Foreign Work. Gerald W. Birks, 2nd Vice Chairman Application No. 3 in class 38 in respect of Foreign Work. articles of clothing. The Orient Trading Company B.H. Fane tier, Treasurer. Incorporated. John R. Mott, Recording Secretary. The date of the application is 12.3.24. G.I. Badcock, Assistant Recording Secretary. Address for service in Palestine: H. B. Samuel, Barrister at Law, P.O.B. 378, Jerusalem. REGISTRATION OF COOPERATIVE II. SOCIETIES UNDER THE COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES ORDINANCE 1920. The particulars given below correspond in each case with the following headings:—

1. Name of Society. 2. Registered Office. 3. Object. 4. Capital. Application No. 88 in class 47 in respect of soap. The Palestine Oil Industry "Shemen" 1. Kfar Ganim Cooperative Society Limited. Limited. 2. Petah Tikvah. The date of the application is 5.2.24.. 3. Cooperative Building Society for the purpose Address for service in Palestine : Advocate J.. of building garden cities, houses and new Klebanoff. P.O.B. 52, Haifa. city quarters in the vicinity of Petah Tikvah, for members. NJ•• Limited by guarantee and has no share III. capital.

1. Co-Operative Building Society Neve Shaanan, Limited. 2. Tel-Aviv, Jaffa. & Cooperative Building Society for the purpose ji of building houses for members. ^ The capital of the Society is LE. 6000 divided into 300 shares of LE. 20 each.

REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS. Application No. 90 in class 47 in respect' NOTICE. of soap. The Palestine Oil Industry "Shemen" Limited. In re the partnership of Messrs. Joseph Hudjinoff and Sons, Jerusalem, registered under The date of the application is 5.2.24.. No. L/453/Co. on 6/5/23, and published in issue Address for service in Palestine: Advocate J. No. 93 of the Official Gazette. Klebanoff, P.O.B. 52, Haifa. 1st. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 695

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Application No. 27 in class 18 in respect of perfumery. Eau de Cologne and Parfumerie- Application No. 11 in class 23, in respect Fabrik, Gegen übet der Pferdepost von Fèrd of Sewing Cotton on spools or reels. J. and P. .Mulhens, Cologne, Soap Manufacturers. Coats, Limited, Ferguslie Thread Works, of Paisley (Scotland), Thread• Manufacturers. .17.3.24׳ The date of the 'application IN Address for service in lalestine: Dr. C. Shmet- The date of the application is 29.9.23. ierling, Jerusalem. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. S.O. Richardson, Solicitor, P.O.B. 300, Jaffa.

V. VIII.

Application No. 12 in class 23, in respect of Sewing Cotton on spools or reels. J- and P. Coats, Limited, Ferguslie !bread Works, of Paisley (Scotland), Thread Manufacturers. The date of the application is 29.9.23. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. S.O. Richardson, Solicitor, P.O.B. 300, Jaffa.

IX.

Application No. 7 in cluss 22 in respect of -motor trucks and automobiles. Graham Brothers, a corporation under the Laws of the State of Indiana, U.S.A. and having offices at the Corner of Garwin St. and Maxwell, Avenue, Evansville, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.

The date of the application is 29.11.23. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. II.YV. Application No. 1 in class 23, in respect Stock, Patent Agent, P.O.B. 26, Jerusalem. of Sewing Cotton on spools or reels. J. and P. Coats, Limited, Ferguslie Thread Works, of Paisley (Scotland), Thread Manufacturers. VI. The dale of the application is 29.9.23. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. S.O. Richardson, Solicitor, P.O.B. 300, Jaffa.

X.

Application No. 2 in class 18 in respect of bath-heaters bath-ovens, baking ovens, heating- stoves, coffee-roasters for heating-stoves, petroleum-, benzoline-, gas-, spirit-and other cooking-sto\es or apparatus, gas-ovens and fur­ naces, tempering furnaces, blow lamps for brazing M and other purposes, ranges, and iron heaters, smoothing iron heaters, drying kilns, warming- apparatus for buildings, roasting stoves, smith's hearths. Actiebolaget B.A. Hjorth and Company, Application No. 14 in class 23, in respect of Stockholm Sweden. of Sewing Cotton on spools or reels. J. and P. Coats, Limited, Ferguslie Thread Works, of The date of the application is 25.2.24. Paisley (Scotland), Thread Manufacturers. Address for service in Palestine : Messrs. H.B. The date of the application is 29.9 23: Samuel and Bernard Joseph, Advocates, P.O.B. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. 'S.O. -378, Jerusalem. Richardson, Solicitor, P.O.B. 300, Jaffa. 690 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1924.

XI. XIV.

in class 23, in respect of 15־ .Application No Sewing Cotton on spools or reels. J. and P. Coats,' Limited, Ferguslie Thread Works, of Paisley (Scotland), Thread Manufacturers. The elate of the application is 29.9.23. Address lor service in Palestine: Mr. S.O. Richardson, Solicitor, P.O.B. 300, Jaffa.

XII. Application No. 6 in class 38 in respect of Turkish Tarhoush. Sociele Anonyme for the manufacture of Turkish Tarhoush, of Prague, Checho Slovakia, Manufacturers.

The date of the application is 1.4.24. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. Daoud Naser, Christian Street, Jerusalem.

XV. Application No. 4 in class 38, in respect of Turkish Tarhoush. Societe Anoimne for the manufacture of Turkish Tarhoush, of Prague, SPATEN Checho Slovakia, Manufacturers. Application No. 25 in class 43, in respect The date of the application is 1.4.24. of fermented liquors and spirits. Gabriel and Jos. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. Daoud Sedlmayr Spaten Franziskaner-Leistbrau A. G. Naser, Christian Street, Jerusalem. München, Manufacturers. The date of the application is 27.4.24. XIII. Address for service in Palestine. Messrs. Auster and Dunkelblum, Advocates, Jerusalem-Jaffa.

XVI.

Application No. 5 in class 33, in respect Application No. 26 in class 43, in respect of Turkish Tarhoush. Societe Anonyme for the of fermented liquors and spirits. Gabriel and Jos. manufacture of Turkish Tarhoush, of Prague, Sedlmayr Spaten Franziskaner-Leistbrau A. G. Checho Slovakia, Manufacturers. München, Manufacturers.

The date of the application is 1.4.24. The date of the application is 27.4.24. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. Daoud Address for service in Palestine : Messrs. Auster Naser, Christian Street, Jerusalem. and Dunkelblum, Advocates, Jerusalem-Jaffa. 1st. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 697

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Application No. 25 io class 48 in respect of perfumery. Eau de Cologne and parfumerie-Fabrik, Gegenuber der Pferdepost von Ferd Mulhens, Cologne, Soap Manufacturers. The date of the application is 17.3.24. Address for service in Palestine : Dr. C. Shmetterling, Jerusalem.

XVIII.

Application No. 91 in class 47 in respect of soap. The Palestine Oil Industry "Shemen" Limited

The date of the application is 5.2.24. Address for service in Palestine: Advocate J. Klebanolf, P.O.B. 52, Haifa.

No claim is made to the exclusive use of the words "Almond Olive".

XIX.

Application No. 22 in class 48 in respect of perfumery including toilet articles, preparations for the teeth and hair. Lever Brothers Limited, of Port Sunlight, Cheshire, Soap Manufacturers.

The date of the application is 18.10.23. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. H.W. Slock, Patent Agent, P.O.B. 26/ Jerusalem. 698 OFFICIAL GAZETTE'. 1st. June, 1924.

XX.

Application No. 76 in class 47 in respect of common soap, detergents, starch, soap, blue and other preparations for laundry purposes. Lever Brothers Limited, of Port Sunlight, Cheshire, .Soap Manufacturers, The date of the application is 18.10.23. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. H.W. Slock, Patent Agent, P.O.B. 2(5, Jerusalem.

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Application No. 27 m cla^ 13, in leaped ot lo! men ted liquors and spirits. Gabriel and Jos. Sedlmayr Spaten Franziskaner-Leistbrau A.G. München, Manufacturers. The date of the application is 27.4.24. Address for service in Palestine: Messrs. Auster and Dunkelblum, Advocates, Jerusalem-Jaffa. XX. IL

Application No. 21 in class 48 in respect of perfumery including toilet articles, preparations for the teeth and hair. Lever Brothers Limited, of Port Sunlight, Cheshire, Soap Manufacturers. The date of the application is 18.10.23. Address for service in Palestine: Mr. H.W. Stock,. Patent Agent, P.O.B. 26, Jerusalem. 1st. June, 1924 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 699

:below P.W.D. estimates. Period of contract ״/CORRIGENDUM. 18° Notice is hereby given that Trade Mark 29 or 44 days (according to roller allotment.) Notice No. VIII published in Official Gazettes IV. Nos. 406 of 4.4.24. and 407 of 15.1.24. should The contract for rebuilding and strengthen^ read "applications No. 131 in Class 45" instead ing the unsafe retaining walls along Safad Road of "application No. 129 in Class 45." has been adjudicated in favour of Mr. Khalil And Trade Mark Notice No. I! published Yussif Rostom at 15°/o below P.W.D. estimates. in Official Gazettes Nos. 143 of 15.4.24, and Period of contract: 2 months. 114 of 1.5.24, should read "Application No. 11 V. "': in 11׳ .in Class 22" instead of "application No Class 23." The contract for the hire of Row Boat & Crew, and the transport of Mail Bags for the period of eleven months from 1st May, 1924j TENDERS & ADJUDICATION OF CONTRACTS. has been adjudicated in favriur of Mr. Mohamed I. Ma'took of Haifa at the following rates:— Printing Contract No. 62 has been adjudi­ For the hire of Row Boat and Crew ;E. 17 per mensem£ ־::.'. —:cated in favour of the following Presses Franciscan Press £E. 1.400 m/ms. For transport .of. Mail Bags from London Jews Society Press . 5.800 ,, ship to quay P.T. 2 per bag large or small;. :V • .' ׳ - .•" " New Jerusalem Press 7.750 ,, 22.4.24 Bevt Ul-Mukdis Press 7.150 ,, Goldberg Press 6.400 „ ROYAL AIR FORCE. Commercial Press 2.000 ,, NOTICE. ״ Azriel Press 7.220 Tenders are invited by the Air Ministry* ״ Greek Convent 2.370 Authorities for the following contract. Tenders; ,29.3.24. must be addressed to, II. Senior Supply Officer, Palestine, The contract for erection of Forage and Bir Salem, Palestine, Saddlery stores at stables Camp "B" Sarafand and must reach the office of the Senior Supply has been adjudicated in favour of Messrs Daoud Officer not later than the date and time given .below P.W.D. Estimates. hereunder ״/Khalil & Sons at 23° Period of contract: 2 months. Tenders to be submitted by 12.00 hours III. (noon) on Tuesday, 10th June, 1924. The contract for resurfacing a section of Supply of Straw, Sarafand. Nablus Road between kilo 13-14 has been Forms of Tender may be had on applica­ adjudicated in favour of Mr. S. Koutouriades at tion to the Senior Supply Officer, Bir Salem.

Numbers of immigrants entering Palestine from 1-4-24 to 30-4-24.

CATEGORIES MEN WOMEN CHILDREN TOTAL

Persons of independent means who B intend to take up permanent residence 75 82 79 236 in Palestine

Members of professions who intend C 2 1 — 3 to follow their calling Wives, children and other persons — — — — C2 accompanying immigrants classified under־ Category "C"

Wives, children and other persons D 25 93 69 487 wholly dependent on residents in Palestine Persons who have a definite prospect E of employment with specified employers 148 35 — 183 or enterprises Wives, children and other persons E2 accompanying immigrants classified under 2 60 400 162 Category "E"

.־ ־•• Persons of religious occupations who 4 F .4 — • have means of maintenance here

TOTAL 256 271 248 775

Note 1. 42 Jews, 8 Christians and 2 Moslems who entered the country as travellers and were given permission to remain permanently are also included. Note 2. 26 Immigrants who failed to comply with the Palestine Immigration Regulations were refused admission. 700 OFFICIAT, GAZETTE. 1st. June, 1294.

CD CD to CtoD Year נא CO to

Population (Based on Census of נס Ci ־ נoסt o CO October 1922 less « >*o ן Tribal areas פCO 0 3777 J 3089 J 3083 :

Number. P 3 Ol 5 נס Ol Annual rate per 1C00 95 ו-־ ö of population. to CO

3־׳ 9 329 306 4 267 9 o p o o Number. a; P 2* FT 2. O ° .בP ר­ 61.5 3 ?7 ״*ל ' 0 53.8 2 62.7 a ע! Annual rate per 1000 ,

"ד J 241 9 2643 CO O a ~- מ Er to Number. -Ct> rt ^ גע נע H- CD נ2 55.5 0 47.9 4 .ב גםת 8 43.8 a & ־Annual rate per 1000 p - 8 of population. rt• o 3«ct. * £ o -בן o ־ע 6 856 1 1019 7

841 1 er o t/5 rto- Number. S CD O P

arte r c. ש . h 31st n din g o' 52.5 5 53.5 2

ה 8 61.7 CD O ש O Annual rate per 1000 c o- Vi CO 3 P יof population. p 2. '0 P 2 ד׳ 1

*cn ס׳ ¡ to 1323 וח P 9^ Number. P" o גע HL cu ׳כעד׳ 5 179 י m נע ש 8 120 CK, Ct. Number. C*Di z CO ruary . er to ? -i ן 23.0 7 34.1 2 to 2? S Annual rate per 1000 DEA ' o to וד to of population. Sai X גע ^ GO T3 ^ p׳ ד־־י lb. CO וח ג<עז< ±׳ CO —1 Number. CD to, a! to < נע CD Pm to CD to Cfl to to S* C r י Annual rate per 1000 CO to נס o '00 to of population. CO X CO 553 3 331 5 ׳_p ^ Ci «* I-o* Number. IO op c

O 1 25.0 5 33.5 2 to co 5' «• p Annual rate per 1000 ״ .of population

a {CO CO CK נ­ Number. P נס CD נס 00 CO ם . uary! 128.8 4 to 117.7 4 too Annual rate per 1000 <0 Births.

—1 1 INF A Cn CD CO CO Number. CD 1 01 ct> £יע Ol co 172.4 6 s TIL E z־׳ .¿-I < זע to p CO Annual rate per 1000 to •-Í Births. l -1 D־b CO S ים CO Number. O ד- o מ Sí י־* to ! r ALIT Y P י־* ' 178.58 162.4 4 O to Annual rate per 1000 to Births. 1 108 0 187 0 to Marc h 31s t

to Quarte r

Number. endin g Or 126.0 7 183.3 8 Annual rate per 1000 י־* Ol Births. ינס-* ist. June, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 701

ADDENDUM

Schedules to the Extradition Ordinance ,published as a bill in Official Gazette No. 115 of May 15th, 1934.

SCHEDULE II.

1. Provisional agreement between Syria and Palestine with regard to the extradition'of •offenders which appeared in the Official Gazette No. 48 of August .as amended by an agreement which appeared in Official Gazette No ,1921׳ ,1st 112 of April 1st, 1924.

2. Provisional agreement between ;Egypt and Palestine with regard to the extradition of offenders which appeared in Official Gazette No. 78 of 1st. November•, 1922.

SCHEDULE III.

FORM OF ORDER, OF HIGH COMMISSIONER TO A MAGISTRATE.

To a Magistrate of District,

Whereas a requisition has been made to me, _ __ High Commissioner for Palestine, by , the Diplomatic Representative of , for• the surrender of late of , accused (or convicted) of the commission of the offence of within the jurisdiction of

Now I hereby, by this my order under my hand, signify to you that such requisition has been made, and require you to issue your warrant for the apprehension of such fugitive, provided that the conditions of the Extradition Ordinance, 1924, relating to the issue of such warrant are, in your judgment, complied with.

Given under the hand of the undersigned, High Commissioner for Palestine, this ._day of 19

FORM OF WARRANT OF APPREHENSION BY ORDER OF HIGH COMMISSIONER.

To all and'each of the members of the Police Force and Gendarmerie.

Whereas the High Commissioner for Palestine by order under his hand, "lias signified to me that requisition has been duly made to him for the surrender of •_. late of accused (or convicted) of the commis- sion of the (){fence of within the jurisdiction of This is to command you forthwith to apprehend the said , pursuant to the Extradition Ordinance, 1924, wherever he may be found in Palestine and bring him before a Judge of the District Court to shew cause why he should not be surrendered in pursuance of the said Ordinance, for which this ;shall be your warrant.

Given under my hand and seal at this day of 19

Magistrate. .1st. June, 4924׳ .OFFICIAL GAZETTE 702

FORM OF WARRANT OF APPREHENSION WITHOUT ORDER OF HIGH COMMISSIONER.

To all and each of the members of the Police Force and Gendarmerie.

Whereas it has been shewn to the undersigned Magistrate that late of is accused (or convicted) of the commission of the offence of within the jurisdiction of This is therefore to command you forthwith to apprehend the said and bring him before a Judge of the District Court to be further dealt with according to law, for which this shall be your warrant.

Given under my hand and seal at, this day of 19 .

Magistrate.

FORM OF WARRANT OF HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR SURRENDER OF FUGITIVE.

To the Superintendent of the prison at and to Police Officer.

Whereas late of accused (or convicted) of the commission of the offence of within the jurisdiction of was delivered into the custody of you the Superintendent of the prison at by warrant dated pursuant to the Extradition Ordinance, 1924.

Now I do hereby, in pursuance of the said Ordinance, order you the said Superintendent to deliver the said into the custody of the said , and I command you the said to receive the said into your custody and to convey him within the jurisdiction of the said , and there place him in the custody of any person or persons appointed by the said to receive him, for which this shall be your warrant.

Given under the hand of the undersigned, High Commissioner of Palestine, this day of 19 .

FROM OF WARRANT OF COMMITTAL.

To Police Officer, an! I to the- Superintendent, of the prison at Whereas on this day of. 19 , late of was brought before me, a Judge of the District Court of. to shew cause why he should not be surrendered in pursuance of the Extradition Ordi­ nance 1924, on the ground of his being accused (or convicted) of the commis­ sion of the offence of. within the jurisdiction of. ,and whereas no sufficient cause has been shewn to me why he should not be surrendered in pursuance of the said Ordinance; This is therefore to command you forthwith to convey and deliver the said into the custody of the said Superintendent of the prison at and you, the said Superintendent, to receive the ,*-aid into your custody, and him there safely to keep until he is thence delivered pursuant to the provisions of the said Ordinance, for which ttiis shall be your warrant. Given under my hand and seal at this day of 19 ...

Judge of the District Court. 1st. ,Tune, 1924. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 703

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