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Palestine <Sa3ette Palestine <Sa3ette pubUsbeb by authority No. 888 THURSDAY, 18TH MAY, 1939 497 CONTENTS Page ORDINANCE CONFIRMED Confirmation of Ordinance No. 8 of 1939 - - - 499 GOVERNMENT NOTICES ־ Termination of Appointment of Honorary Consul of Mexico at Jerusalem - 499 ־ - Appointment of Magistrates to sit as Judges of District Courts 499 Appointments, etc. ------ 499 Hours of Public Business at Nazareth - - 500 ־ Time-Table Alterations—Haifa-Acre Line 500 Loss of Tithe Receipts by Mukhtars - - - - 500 Losr> of Receipt of the Jerusalem Water Supply Department - - - 500 State Domains to be let by Auction - 500 Adjudication of Contracts - 501 Citation Orders ----- 59! Notices of the Execution Office, Tel Aviv - - - - 502 RETURNS Persons changing their Names - 506 Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - - - 507 REGISTRATION OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, PARTNERSHIPS, NOTICES REGARDING BANKRUPTCIES, ETC. 507 CORRIGENDA - - - - - - 509 SUPPLEMENT No. 2. The following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement JYo. 2 which forms part of -־: this Gazette Curfew Orders under the Defence (Military Commanders) Regulations, 1938, and the Emergency Regulations, 1936, imposing Curfew on all Areas of the Jerusalem and Southern Districts, Haifa Sub-District, Galilee and Acre and Samaria Districts, except on the Municipal and Local Council Built-up Areas - 377 Road Transport (Consolidated Refineries Limited) Order, 1939, under the Road Transport Ordinance ----- 379 Order No. 64 of 1939, under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, appointing a Non- ־ Official Member of the.Appeal Commission in the Urban Area of Tulkarm 380 (Continued) PRICE : 30 MILS. CONTENTS (G ontinued) Page Order No. 65 of 1939, under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, appointing Non- Official Members of the Appeal Commission in the Urban Area of Jerusalem - 380 Orders Nos. 66 and 67 of 1939, under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, appointing Chairmen of the Appeal Commissions in the Urban Area of Jaffa - - 380 Orders Nos. 68 and 69 of 1939, under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, establishing an Assessment Committee and appointing an Appeal Commission in the Urban Area of Petah Tiqva - - - - 381 Notices of Posting of Valuation Lists in the Urban Areas of Gaza and Haifa, under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance - - - - 382 Notice under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, regarding the Valuation of Pro• perties and the Preparation of a Valuation List in the Urban Area of Petah Tiqva (Extended Area) .... 334 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, provisionally approving certain Town Planning Schemes within the Town Planning Area of Haifa - - 384 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, approving certain Detailed Schemes within the Town Planning Area of Haifa - 386 Notification of Intended Settlement of Rights to Land in the Qira Wa Qamun Village, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - - - 389 Order No. 70 of 1939, under the Cooperative Societies Ordinance, exempting a Co• operative Society from the Provisions of Section 16(1) (c) of the Ordinance - 390 Order under the Magistrates' Courts Jurisdiction Ordinance, 1935, directing that all Civil Actions and Criminal Proceedings triable in the Magistrate's Court, Ramallah, to be tried, as from the 22nd May, 1939, by that Court - - 391 SUPPLEMENT No. 3. REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS, PATENTS, ETC. - - - - 41 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLEMENT FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1939. 18th May, 1939 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE 499 CONFIRMATION OF ORDINANCE. The Secretary of State for the Colonies has notified the High Commissioner that His Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of disallowance in respect of Ordinance No. 8 of 1939, entitled "Landlords and Tenants (Ejection and Rent Restriction) (Extension) Ordinance, 1939." W. D. BATTERSHILL 8th May, 1939. Chief Secretary, (G/145/38) NOTICE. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for general information that the appointment of SENOR FERDINAND DAMIANI as Honorary Consul of Mexico at Jerusalem has been termin• ated by the Mexican Government as i'rom the 17th February, 1939. By His Excellency's Command, 17th May, 1939. W. D. BATTERSHILL (N/20/37) Chief Secretary. NOTICE. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED, for general information, that His Honour the Chief Justice, by virtue of the powers conferred upon him by section 12(3) of the Courts Ordinance, has appointed the following Magistrates to sit as Judges of the District Courts :— M a gistrate Court Period of Appointment ANTON EFF. ATALLA Jerusalem From 1st to 31st May ELIAS EFF. KHOURY Jerusalem From 1st to 31st May SAM'AN EFF. DAOUD Jaffa From 1st to 31st May ZAKI BEY TAMIMI Haifa From 1st to 31st May MR. JACOB AZOTJLAI Tel Aviv From 1st to 31st Mav APPOINTMENTS, ETC. to his substantive duties, with effect from the 5th May, 1939, until further order. APPOINTMENT. The High Commissioner has appointed MK. I. BEN-DOR, to be Librarian, Grade H, Depart• TERMINATION OF ACTING APPOINTMENTS. ment of Antiquities, with effect from the 26th March, 1939. The acting appointment of MR. A.E.P. ROSE, Solicitor-General, Legal Department, published in Palestine Gazette No. 875 of the 30th March, 1939, ceased with effect from the 15th May, 1939. ACTING APPOINTMENT. The acting appointment of MR. E.P.S. BELL, The High Commissioner has appointed MR. Crown Counsel, Legal Department, published P.J. GRAHAM, District Engineer, Palestine in Palestine Gazette No. 875 of the 30th March, Railways, to act as Chief Engineer in addition 1939, ceased with effect from the 15th May, 1939. LEAVE. The High Commissioner has approved the leave of the following officers Vacation Leave granted Date of Name of Officer Appointment and Department inclusive of Departure Travelling Time Days MR. W. CH. ISSAWI District Officer, Galilee and Acre District 67 2.5.39 MR. A.L. PETERS Senior Assistant Treasurer, Treasury 104 5.5.39 IBRAHIM EFF. TOUKAN Programme Sub-Director, Posts and Telegraphs 20 6.5.39. DR. M. A. SHUKAIR Medical Officer, Health 15 10.5.39 MR, G. D. KENNEDY Assistant Postmaster-General, Posts and Telegraphs 123 12.5.39 MR. N.J. DAVIS Assistant Treasurer, Treasury 120 12.5.39. 500 18th May, 1939 NOTICE. NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS. The following tithe receipts (1748) have Hours of Public Business. been lost by the Mukhtars of the villages shown against each : — It is notified for information that the hours of public business at Nazareth Post Office are now as follows: — Whether foil or 'i liage Receipt Nos. counterfoil. 7.30 a.m. to 2 p.m.—Monday to Saturday. 8 a.m. to 12 noon — Sunday. Khairieh 5679— 5700 Foil and Counterfoil Rentis 70380—70400 Foil and Counterfoil The hours of the telephone service remain Lubban unchanged. .Gharbi 71305—71400 Foil and Counterfoil Hadithe 77451—77500 Foil and Counterfoil 10th May, 1939. Jimzu 78001—78100 Foil and Counterfoil Beit Nuba 78275—78300 Foil and Counterfoil NOTICE. Deir Tarif 78511—78600 Foil and Counterfoil PALESTINE RAILWAYS. The public are warned that they should re• port immediately to the District Officer, Ramie, Time-Table Alterations: Haifa-Acre Line if any of the above receipts has been issued as from the 8th May, 1939. or is in future tendered to them. The public are hereby informed that the fol• lowing trains and halt will be suppressed as J. J. GHANDOUR from Monday, the 8th May, 1939: — for District Officer, Ramie. Trains : 27th April, 1939. Haifa East dep. 1705 Kiryat Motzkin arr. 1725 Kiryat Motzkin dep. 1703 NOTICE. Haifa Central arr. 1757 Notice is hereby given that blank original Haifa Central dep. 1800 and duplicate receipt No. C/13300 and counter• Kiryat Motzkin arr. 1825 foil thereof (Form J. W. S. A—21/1938) has Kiryat Motzkin dep. 1830 been lost and is therefore cancelled. Haifa Central arr. 1857 Whoever finds or is the holder of this receipt Halt should deliver it to the Accounts Section of The halt at kilometre 9.200 between Acre the Jerusalem Water Supply Department and Kiryat Motzkin. against receipt. C. R. WEBB M. EL KHALIDI General Manager. Mayor of Jerusalem. 5th May, 1939. 25th April, 1939. NOTICE. STATE DOMAINS TO BE LET BY AUCTION. Notice is hereby given that the following State properties will be let by public auction. No. of Description Area Term Location property of property Duns.M? From To ,Aqraba —Ard D/Nab/2 Basset El Yaraki Land 2,500.- 1.6.39 31.5.40 Talluza- Ü/ Nab/ 36 ,Aqrabaniyya Land Land 15.628 1.6.39 31.5.40 The outbidding list will be open at the District Offices, Nablus, from 9 a.m. on Monday, the 22nd May, 1939, to 12 noon on Wednesday, the 31st May, 1939, unless extended. Particulars of the conditions •of the tenancy can be obtained, on application, from the Dis• trict Offices, Nablus Sub-District. J. N. STUBBS Acting Commissioner for Lands 8th May, 1939. and Surveys. 18th May, 1939 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE 501 ADJUDICATION OF CONTRACTS. III. 1. The contract for supplying and lying mastic IN THE DISTRICT COUET OF HAIFA guss asphalt on section from Km. 67.800 to Km. 68.200 of the Jaffa—Haifa road has been In the matter of the succession of GOTTLIEB awarded to MESSRS. KVUZATH AHIM COOPERA• BAUER, deceased. TIVE SOCIETY LTD. of Tel Aviv at 150 mils per I Petitioner : FRIEDA CHRISTINE BAUER (née metre square. Period of contract is 15 days. I EHMANN), represented by JACOB J. LEVY 2. The contract for supplying asphalted con• and J. GAVISON, advocates of Haifa. crete mix for section from Km. 72.5 to Km. 73.0 of the Jaffa—Haifa road has been awarded Let all persons take notice that FRIEDA to MESSRS. KVUZATH AHIM COOPERATIVE SOCIETY ! CHRISTINE BAUER (née EHMANN) of Haifa has LTD. of Tel Aviv at £P.3 per metre cube. Pe• J applied to the District Court of Haifa for an riod of contract is 15 days.
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