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SUPPLEMENT No. 3 Το the CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 4133 of 15TH MAY, 1958. SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION. C O N T E N SUPPLEMENT No. 3 το THE CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 4133 OF 15TH MAY, 1958. SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION. CONTENTS The following SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION is published in this Supplement zohich forms part of this Gazette :— PAGE The Wells Law.—Order by the Governor under Section 3A .. .. .. .. 337 The Motor Vehicles Regulations, 1951 to 1957.—Order under Regulation 21 . .. 339 The Land Acquisition Law.—Notice under Section 6 .. .. .. .. .. 340 The Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations, 1955.—The Protected Area (Lefka No. 1 of 1958) Order, 1958 340 Notice by the Comptroller under Regulation 20(3) of the Customs Management Regu­ lations, 1954 and 1955 341 The Municipal Corporations Law.—The Kyrenia Municipal Bye­laws, 1958 .. .. 343 No. 314. THE WELLS LAW. CAP. 312 AND LAWS 19 OF 1951 AND 42 OF 1953. ORDER BY THE GOVERNOR UNDER SECTION 3A. In exercise of the powers vested in him by section 3A of the Wells Law, His Excellency the Governor hereby defines for the purposes of the said section the area set out in the Schedule hereto as area in which no permit for the sinking or construction of a well shall be issued by the Commissioner and no variation or modification of any condition or restriction imposed on any such permit shall be effected, save with the concurrence of the Director of Water Development, in accordance with the provisions of the said section, (337) 338 2. Notice under section 3A (2) of the Wells Law in respect of this Order was published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 6th March, 1958. SCHEDULE. Defined Area. In the villages of Morphou, Khrysiliou, Kalokhorio (Kapouti), Kyra, Ar­ gaki, Katokopia, Masari, Philia, Dhenia, Kokkini Trimithia, Avlona, Astro­ meritis, Pano Zodhia, Kato Zodhia, Nikitas, Prastio, Pendayia, Elea, Petra, Angolemi, Kato Koutraphas, Potami, Peristerona, Orounda, Meniko, Akaki, and Paleometokho, in the district of Nicosia, the area within the following boundary, that is to say :— The boundary commences at a point where it is cut by the straight line from forest cairn No. 195 of the Ayia Irini Main State Forest to the most northern point of plot No. 109 of Block " Κ " of Ayios Yeoryios Quarter, Morphou village, which point is on the, left bank of the river " Aloupos " and proceeds eastwards along the said bank of the said river to its junction with a stream, which junction is at the most western point of plot No. 27 of the Government Survey Plan No. X.64; thence south­ eastwards along the said stream to the most southern point of plot No. 29 of the said plan, which point is on a footpath leading to the village of Kalokhorio (Kapouti); thence in an easterly direction along the said foot­ path to its junction with the Morphou­Dhiorios main road, which junction is at the north­eastern corner of plot No. 419 of the Government Survey Plan No. XX.2, locality " Selladhin " ; thence south­eastwards in a straight line to the north­eastern corner of plot No. 62 of the said plan, which point is on the village road leading from the village of Kalokhorio (Kapouti) to the village of Kyra ; thence in a south­easterly direction along the said village road to the most southern point of plot No. 43 of the Government Survey Plan N0.XX.27 ; thence south­eastwards in a straight line to the most northern point of plot No. 163 of the said plan; thence south­eastwards in a straight line to the Government Survey triangulation point No. 45/4 on the said plan ; thence north­eastwards in a straight line to the most western point of plot No. 299 of the said plan, which point is on the village road leading from the village of Kyra to the village of Philia; thence south­eastwards along the said village road to the south­eastern corner of plot No. 178 of the Government Survey Plan No. XX.36, locality " Ayia Petra " ; thence southwards in a straight line to the Government Survey triangulation point No. 91/4 on the said plan ; thence south­east­ wards in a straight line to the north­eastern corner of plot No. 640 of the said plan ; thence north­eastwards in a straight line to the Government Survey triangulation point No. 90/4 on the said plan ; thence northwards in a straight line to the most western point of plot No. 518 of the said plan, which point is on the village road leading from the village of Philia to the village of Yerolakkos ; thence eastwards along the said village road to the north­western corner of the Water Conservation Area, the boundaries of which were published under Notification No. 556 (item 1) of Supplement No. 3 to the Cyprus Gazette of 1951 ; thence southwards and south­east­ wards along the western boundary of the said Water Conservation Area to the south­western corner of plot No. 646 of the Government Survey Plan No. XXIX.8, locality " Anephani "; thence south­westwards in a straight line to the north­eastern corner of plot No. 462 of the said plan, which corner is on a track leading from the village of Paleometokho to the village of Meniko ; thence south­westwards along the said track to the most southern point of plot No. 1212 of the Government Survey Plan No. XXIX, 14, locality " Monastirkotika " ; thence north­westwards in a straight line to the Government Survey triangulation point No. 256/4 339 on the said plan ; thence south­westwards in a straight line to the south­ eastern corner of plot No. 1346 of the said plan, which corner is on a track leading from the village of Meniko to the village of Orounda ; thence south­ westwards along the said track to the south­western corner of plot No. 724 of the Government Survey Plan No. XXIX.20, locality " Kokkinopetra " ; thence north­westwards in a straight line to the most southern pointy of plot No. 194 of the said plan ; thence south­westwards in a straight line to the south­eastern corner of plot No. 317 of the said plan, which corner is on a track leading from the village of Orounda to the village of Potami; thence in a westerly direction along the said track to its junction with another track, which junction is at the most western point of plot No. 159 of the Government Survey Plan No. XXIX. 18 ; thence north­westwards in a straight line to the Government Survey triangulation point No. 139/4 on the said plan ; thence westwards in a straight line to the most southern point of plot No. 24 of the said plan, which point is on a road leading from the village of Potami to the Nicosia­Lefka main road ; thence north­ westwards along the said road to the said main road ; thence in a westerly direction along the said main road to the mile post No. 27 ; thence west­ wards in a straight line to the north­western corner of plot No. 89 of the Government Survey Plan No. XXVIII.4, locality " Marathies ", which corner is on the most southern point of the Water Conservation Area, the boundaries of which were published under Notification No. 1052 of Supplement No. 3 to the Cyprus Gazette of 1956 ; thence north­eastwards and northwards along the eastern boundary of the said Water Conserva­ tion Area to the point of commencement, all which boundary is more particularly delineated on a plan marked Serial No. 1700 signed by the Commissioner of Nicosia and Kyrenia bearing date 23rd January, 1958, and deposited at the Office of the Commissioner of Nicosia and Kyrenia. Dated this 3rd day of May, 1958. By Command of His Excellency the Governor, J. F. SYMONS, (M.P. 1320/57.) Deputy Administrative Secretary. No. 315. THE MOTOR VEHICLES REGULATIONS, 1951 TO 1957. ORDER UNDER REGULATION 21. In exercise of the powers vested in him by the proviso to regulation 21 (1) Gazettes : of the Motor Vehicles Regulations, 1951 to 1957, His Excellency the Acting Supplement No 3 : Governor has been pleased to direct that the Order published in Supplement * 3 No. 3 to the Gazette of the 27th June, 1957, under Notification No. 632, be α ΪΙΟΜ amended by the addition to the Schedule thereto, in its proper alphabetical I6!l2*.1954 place, of the name of the following organization :— 17Λ 1.1955 Forces Help Society. £*· 3.1957 Ordered this 10th day of May, 1958. By His Excellency's Command, J. F. SYMONS, (M.P. 1187/56.) Deputy Administrative Secretary. .
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