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1236 the CYPRUS GAZETTE, OCTOBER 5Tli, 1888 ΙΑ Τ Α Ρ Κ Ο Μ Η "<y \- .1 i '•• .-l. Δ Η Κ ΙΑ Ρ Π Υ Κ ΙΑ Τ Α Ρ Κ Ο Μ Η Δ Η Κ ΙΑ Ρ Π Υ Κ * } BIBMO§HKH waΙΑ i • Τ Α Ρ THE CYPRUS GAZETTE. Κ Ο INDEX Μ FOR THJ: YEAR 1888. Η Δ PublisheΗd by Authority. Κ ΙΑ Ρ PRICE ONB SHILLING. Π Υ PHINTBD AT TH« QOVERNMENT PRINTrsrO OWIOK, NIOOBU. Κ /^^f^ •pmm <•—<»»^i— »i|^ *••• fc^W^^»-^i^* i^-^^mt^M^m^wmmff^^m •*w^»<«p««N»if^Mr.ipHi 3fZS ΙΑ Τ Α Ρ Κ Ο Μ The Editor of *^ The Cyprus Gazette " will be glwd to receive corrections of any ''errors or amissions that may be discovered in ihis ΗIndex. Δ Η Κ ΙΑ Ρ Π Υ Κ THE CYPRUS GAZETTE INDEX, 1888. ΙΑ Τ Pam Page Bethanopulos, A, Gr. ' Ahattoirs, Municipal, see *' Municipalities." Begistered as entitled to practise medicine in Cyprus 1250 Abdurahman, Mehmet BcyrDut Pa-pcel Post with ... .;.-...;' Α ... fdlJt. Appointed Forest Guaard.. ... 1196 Bonded Stores, see " Owitorm.'^ ^^qcoinpliofts in Offences 1 Law relating to ... ... ..." 1109,1227 B<>ok« ; ' * AjEicounts „^.. ^ Assistant to the Chief S^^cret^y Ρto keep the Catalogue * pre>.;rihed by the He^at ration of Books Law, 1887... 1084 ' Revenue and Expenditure, 1887-88 ... ... ...1202 ActS) Imperial Bovijl, A. .E. '^nv ' • '-80 and 61 Vict., chap. 13, to extend in oertain casee' Appointed, to act-as Dieector/bf Stfrvey and Prindlpail ^ Superannuation Act, 1859, and to extend and other­ Forest Officer..... Κu. ... ... ...1260 wise amend Colonial Grovemors' Pensions Aet^ 1865 JB.nlwer,. His Exoellency Bir Henry Emcfft aiod 1872, notice respecting .' ..". 1134 ,'lie-assumes administration .'. 1095 50 find 51 Vict., chap. 64, to enable Her Majesty to • provide for government of possessions acquirea by Buoys ... •[settlement, notice respecting ... ' ihid. Famagusta-buov washed fi;om its moorings 1085 ^ . : relaid 1122 j4^mp, Anastassi Ο Appointed Forest Guard ... ., 1195 Buriai-Grounds,.*^* "Cevieteries." Admiralty Buoy at Famagnsta washed from ita moorings ... 1085 — relaid ... li22 (^See alto "Naval."') Μ Advertisements ' Charges for advertisesaent in Ga-zette of notic^ of writs of summons 1201,1207 Oade, 0. S. Advertisement of a notioe of a writ of summons ... 1254 Appointed, to act as Ohief Commandant of PoUce aod InspectoΗr of Priaons ... HJS Africa^ West Coast of Parcel Post with 1219 Oadi, Chief, Clerk to. Appointment of Mouhi-ed-diu, A. ... ... ' 1.158 Agnoitltmre Oaravas, see "Karavas." ' tjiigation, see "Irrigation.''^ Δ Ali, Hassan Mehmet, see *'Hassan." Qarletfei, C. Appointed to act as DietTict Medical Officer, Nicosia 1195 —, Osman Appointed Forest Guard ^. ... 1223 Oarpas, see **Famagusta'Distriet." Amiandos Forest Cassilian, see '^^Kassilian." Delimitation of ... 1201 Oattle, Diseases amongst, see ''Contagious Dis­ Animals Η eases {Animals')." Draft law for prevention of cmelty to animals repub< (See alti) "Animals.") lished ... 1106 Cemeteries . Dues for disinfection of hides and skins 1195 Notice respecting closing of cemeteries at Palseooris Law to prevent damage by the trespass of animalΚs ... 1216 tissa and Ayii Omologitgdes ,.,1^06 . .— noti6e respecting 1219 Certifying Officers Law .... ... 1149,1167,1199 Appropriation X<aw8 Supplementary, 1887-88 1141,1167,1202 Charalambos; Michail 1888-89—To appropriate a sum of £93,460, draft law 1141 Awarded Bronze Medal of Boyal Hmnane Society ' «. Jl^l _-, .^._ _ *84,49Α8 ... ... 1227 •-, Pandeli ,. Amaouti, Mnstafa Ι Awarded Bronze MJedal of Eoyal Somane Society «« iMd. Appointed Forest Guard... .„. .... ... ...1196 Charcoal Dues, sse '^Forests.'* Asia Minor Chief Justice, Appointipent! o£^ see ^'Courts.'* Importation £ron^ of raisins, dried figs and other dried fruit, proliibited... ' Ρ ... 1201 Chief Secretary, Appointment of ABsizeB, ses ^^Conrts of Justice.'* Smith, G., to act ... ' 1191,1219 Ohief Secretary, Assistant to the Ayii Omologitades, see *'Omologitades." Te be the officer to keep the Catalogue of Books ptA- Π j scribed by the B^istrafcion of Books Law, 1887 ... 108* Chief S6cretary*e Office.* Tp be the office to keep t^e said Catalogue „. ... iiid. B Cholera, see " Quamntine.*' Bahamas Υ Christofi, Nioola „ Paieei Post with sospended 1196 Appointed Forest Guard 1228 BechoTili, Ifehmet CivU Service of Inciia, see '^ Jndiam Civil ^^ervioe.'* Appoi'pited Forest Gtuard 1195 Coins BflVliihgton, ArthuΚr Tewdyr Davies, Bor.-at-Law Notice-calling attention ttt the 'prohibition of the. im- Appoliiited Private Seoretary to i^e High Oommis- t)ortationof foreign silt CT ... " ... ... 1107 ts6ner • ... ... ... .w .;. I860 Qoeen'fl Proclamation respecthig ehaAge in design of —• Clerk to the Executive Council ihid. sixpences nog 11 THE CTPBUS GAZETTE INDEX, 1888. van r»ge Commissioners, Appointment of Contagions DiseaseB (Animal8')>-cont»nu«d Famagnsta—Dudley, C, to act 1199 Kyrenia —Nicolle, H. C, to act 1209,1216 Places removed from the Schedule. Lamaca —Taylor, W. T., to act 1136 Pajdio —Hammill, General D., to act 1148 Drynia Papho Diatriot 1134 Episkopiou Nicosia 1241 Commissioners, Assistant to the, Appointment of, ft Gennely ft 1136 us *'Poliee, Appointments, Local Cowtmandants.''* Eaimakli, Bnynk ft t* ibid. Ealokhorio Lamaca n 1084 Commissioners' Offices, Appointments in „ (Eapont) Nicosia Α1164 Mitzis, C. C, Clerk and Interpreter, Eyrenia, Ist Katokopia •f 1209 December, 1885 1121 Kellia Lamaca Ι 1084 1209 Constantinides, C. M. Kiti ff 1243 Appointed Clerk, Director of Survey's Office ... ... 1239 Kliron Nicosia Kokkini Treme- 1206 Constantinople thia Τ Parcel Post with 1191 Krini Eyrenia ft 1136 1216 Consuls, Appointment of Ktima Papho Jf Kyra Nicoaia ft 1206 Greece—Eyrgonsaios, J. 1248 Lamaca-tis- Eyrenia 1135 Italy —Massiglia, Cav. A. B. 1224 Lapithoa Α Contagious Diseases (Animals') Linon Nicosia tf • •• ••• ... 1209 LonroQJina ft yy •• • Places scheduled as infeeted with Animai Disease, ••• ... 1135 Lymbia It It ••« ••• ... 1147 Agaehia Nicosia District ... 1122 Lysi FamagnstjA tt ••• ••• ... 1109 A^kipia N ... 1223 Mammari Nicosia Ρft • •• #•• ... 1235 Alethriko Lamaca n ... 1216 Mandria Papho tl ' • •• • •• ... 1168 Arghates Nicosia n ... 1209 Marathounda If ff ••• • •• ... 1249 Avgora Famagosts n ... 1168 Margo Nicosia fl «•• ••• ... 1106 Aylona Nicosia n ... 1199 Masari yy ly ••• •• • ... 1206 Ayia Yanni »i ... 1209 Meneou LamacΚa It • •• ••• ... 1134 Deftera, Kato M n ... 1134 Menico Nicosia ft ••» ••• ... 1243 „ Pano ft n 1134,1233 Mia Millia If tf ••• ••• ... 1108 Dhenia _ n n ... 1122 Mitsero 9f 9t *•• ••• ... 1228 Dikomo, Kato Eyrenia It ... 1095 Morfou tf »y •« • ••• ... 1184 Dromolaxia Lamaca It ... 1147 Myrtou Kyrenia tf ••• ••* ... 1136 Drynia Papho ft ... 1108 Neochorio ΟNicosia II •• • ••• ... 1209 Bpiskopion Nicosia ft ... 1223 Nisou 1 y ft • •« • « • ... 1191 Kalochorio ... 1134 Orounta ff ty ... ••• ... 1122 (Kapont) Ovgoros Famagnsta If ••• ••• ... 1163 Katokopia ff ft • •• • • • ... 1186 Palaeokythro Nicosia tt • •• ••• ... 1109 Klirou li II • •• • • • ... 1223 Pera If tf • »> »• • ... 1249 Kokkini Tremethia • *• >» If • •* >•• ... 1153 PerachoriΜo ft tf .»• ... 1201 Etima Papho fl >•. • •« ... 1191 Peristerona ff tl • •• • a« ... 1209 Kyra Kicosia II • •• • •• ... 1134 Peristeronari tt 9t • •• «• • ... ibid. Linou ?j II • •• • •• ... 1196 Petra t> yy ••• • • • 1083,1096 Louroajina J) If • •• • •• ... 1096 Pharmaka ff II • >• ••• ... 1201 Lymbia ») M . • • • « • ... 1134 PhUia fl 9t • •• • *• ... 1164 Mamari • • • Η JJ If • • • ... 1209 Photta Eyrenia tt ••• *«• ... 1135 Mandria Papho fl • «• • . ... 1108 PhreneroB Famagnsta tt ••• • •• ... 1109 Meniko Nicosia ff • •• • •. ... 1223 PhykaidoD Nicosia tt «•• «•• ... 1223 Mitsero >» ff • •• • • • ... ibid. PiUeri E^enia tf • •• • • • ... 1136 Neokhorio VI II • • • • •• ... 1196 Piroi Nicosia tt ••• «•> ... 1108 Pera • • • Δ •J fl -•• ... 1220 Politiko ft tf • •• • •• ... 1116 Perachorio n ff *»« • « • ... 1199 Potami ff ft • •• • •• ... 1164 Peristerona 9f II • •• «•• ... 119 6 Potamia i» fl ..• ... 1136 Peristercmari |> •1 • • • • • • ... ibid. Psomoloff If yt •• • • •• ... 1209 Pharmaka »» 9f ••• • •• ... 1199 Shilloura If ft #• • • • » ... 1134 Phykardon 9» ff ••• • •• ... 1215 Sotira Famagnsta n •« • • •• ... 1153 Podima Chiftlik • •• Papho If «•« ... 1260 Sysklipos Kyrenia ff ••• • •*-• ... 1135 Psomoloff Nicosia H ••• *«• Η... 1163 Teisephanon Lamaca It ••• • •• ... 1209 Skoula Papho ff < • • • •• ... 1260 Timi Papho ft ••• • •• ... 1168 Tchamli Kany Nicofia f» • • • • «« ... 1196 Xeri Nicosia tf ••• • •• ... 1191 Tersephanou Lamaca II • •• • •* ... 1147 Xeropotamos ^i y» • •. «•• ... 1196 Timi Papho >L • •• • •• ... 1134 Bnlletins of Epizootic Diseases in Foreign Countries, 1086, Xeri Nicosia fl • •• Κ• •• ... 1116 Xeiopotemo II it • •• • •* ... 1164 1096, 1116, 1124, 1134, 1137, 1149, 1156, 1168, 1192, 1197, 1200, 1203, 1207, 1212, 1217, 1221, 1226, 1228, Flaoest ^movedfrom the Schedule. 1238, 1241, 1244, 1247, 1261,1263,1256 Agaehia Famagnsta District • •« ... 1206 Contagions, Epidemic and Infeotious Diseases Aglangia Α • •< Nicosia If ••• ... 1116 Certain premises in Nicosia Town removed from the Agrokipia fl 91 • •• ••• ... 1236 Schedule 1095 Anarita Papho If Ι• •• • •« ... 1116 1141,1167,1199 Arghaki Nicosia ft «•• • •« ... 1164 Convict Guards Law Arghates " tf • •• '•• ... 1243 regulations under 1237 Asomatos^ Limassol II •• • • •• ... 1134 Astromeriti Nicosia If ••• • •• ... ibid. Conneil, Executive, sse ** Executive Couneil." Athalassa fy Ρ*f • •• ••« ... 1116 Avgora Famagosta tf • •• • •• ... 1197 —', Legislative, see " Legislative Ctmncil.'* Avlona • •• Nicosia It • •• ... 1220 Courts of Jnstioe Ayia Varvara Papho tl • •• «•• ... 1116
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