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Palestine (5a3ette publtsbeb Hutborit? No. 702 THURSDAY, 1ST JULY, 1937 645 CONTENTS Page ORDINANCE CONFIRMED 647־ - - - Confirmation of Ordinance No. 2 of 1937 GOVERNMENT NOTICES Exclusive Licence to take Fish in the Waters comprised in the Huleh Concession - 647 ־ Free Period for Loading and Offloading of Egyptian State Railways Wagons. 648 Appointment of Agent of the Haifa Harbour (Reclaimed Area) Estate - - 649 Appointments, etc. - - - 649 Sittings of Court of Criminal Assize - - - - 650 ־ - - Claims for Destroyed Currency Notes - 650 Tenders and Adjudication of Contracts - - - - 651 ־ - ־ * - ־ ־ Citation Orders 652 RETURNS • . Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - -. - - 654 Abstracts of Estimates for the Year 1936-1937 of the Municipal Corporations of Tel Aviv and Safad - - - - • - 655 Abstract of Estimates for the Year 1937-1938 of the Local Council of Qalqilya - 657 ־ Persons changing their Names - - - - 658 REGISTRATION OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, PARTNERSHIPS, ETC. - - 663 CORRIGENDUM .- - - - , - - 668 SUPPLEMENT No. 2. ' The following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of ! this Gazette: — Certificate under the Land (Expropriation) Ordinance, regarding the jbgtension of ־ :'/.'•".־׳ ־ ־ - the Oil Dock in Haifa 595 -Certificate under the Land (Expropriation) Ordinance, regarding the Expansion of the Netsah Israel School for Boys, Hadar Hacarmel, Haifa - - - 595 Tariff for the Transport of Goods, under the Government Railways Ordinance - 596 Notice under the Customs Duties Ordinance determining the Values of certain Commo­ ־ dities for the Purpose of Assessment of Customs Duties - 597 {Continued) pre*PROPERTY NP'9 ra\3-i |F|^P•• r m - — . PRTCE : 30 MILS. Wo^Ti*^"** CONTENTS (Continued) Page Customs Duties (Exemption) Order (No. 12), 193V, under the Customs Duties Ordinance 598 Order under the Rural Property Tax Ordinance, 1935, reducing the Rates of Tax on 599־ - Citrus in respect of the Period 1st April, 1936, to 31st March, 1938 Notice under the Companies Ordinance, granting a Licence to exercise the Profession of an Auditor ------ 599 Notices under the Animal Diseases Ordinance, declaring certain Areas to be free from Fowl Plague and other Diseases - 600 Notice under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, regarding the Vacancy created in the Tel Aviv Municipal Council by the death of a Councillor - 600 Majdal (Water Supply) By-laws, 1937, under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934 601 Majdal (Licensing and Control of Dogs) By-laws, 1937, under the Municipal Corpo­ ־ - rations Ordinance, 1934 - - - 605 Beersheba (Licensing and Control of Dogs) By-laws, 1937, under the Mimicipal Corpo­ rations Ordinance, 1934 - - - - - 609 Lydda (Licensing and Control of Dogs) By-laws, 1937, under the Municipal Corpo­ rations Ordinance, 1934 - 612 Gaza (Licensing and Control of Dogs) By-laws, 1937, under the Municipal Corpo­ rations Ordinance, 1934 _____ 616 Jaffa (Disposal of Refuse) By-laws, 1937, under the Municipal Corporations Ordi­ ־ - ' - nance, 1934 - - - 619 Tel Aviv (Licensing of Bicycles and Tricycles) By-laws, 1937, under the Road Trans­ ־ - - - - port Ordinance 622 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, provisionally approving a Parcellation Scheme within the Town Planning Area of Jaffa - - - 623 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, approving certain Town Planning Schemes within the Town Planning Area of Tel Aviv - - - 624 •/ n ״ ״ I n 0 \ 1st July, 1937. THE PALESTINE GAZETTE 647 CONFIRMATION OE ORDINANCE. The Secretary of State for the Colonies has notified the Officer Administering the Government that His Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of dis­ allowance in respect of Ordinance No. 2 of 1937, entitled "An Ordinance to make provision for proceedings in respect of juvenile offenders and for the care of young persons in need of protection". S. MOODY 25th June, 1937. Acting Chief Secretary. (J/330/33) EXCLUSIVE LICENCE TO TAKE FISH. ISSUED UNDER THE FISHERIES ORDINANCE, 1937, SECTION 3. THIS LICENCE is granted by His EXCELLENCY GENERAL SIR ARTHUR GRENPELL WAUCHOPE, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., CLE., D.S.O., High Commissioner for Palestine (hereinafter called "the Licensor") to the Palestine Land Development Company * "־־־ '"" ™ —־(׳"Limited (hereinafter called "the Licensee WHEREAS the Licensee is the present holder of the Concession originally granted in June, 1330, by the Imperial Ottoman Government to MOHAMMAD OMAR BEYUM and MICHEL SURSOCK for the drainage and reclamation of the lands known as the Huleh Area (which concession is generally known and hereinafter referred to as "the Huleh Concession") ; AND WHEREAS by virtue of the provisions of section 3 of the Fisheries Ordinance, 1937, the Licensor may at his discretion and subject to such conditions as he may think fit grant to suitable persons licences to take fish exclusively in such part of ־*־־־״*־ ־־— * ;Palestine as may be specified in any such licence WHE^EATTrie™Licensee has requested the Licensor to grant to the Licensee־-AND an exclusive licence to take fish in the area described in the Schedule hereto and the Licensor is willing to grant to the Licensee such licence subject to the condi­ tions hereinafter set out; Now, THEREFORE, in pursuance of the premises and subject to the conditions hereinafter set out the Licensor by virtue of the powers and discretion vested in him by proviso (b) to section 3(1) of the Fisheries Ordinance, 1937, hereby grants unto the Licensee the exclusive right to take fish within the area described in the Schedule hereto and hereinafter referred to as "the waters comprised in this licence", or any part thereof, during such time as the Huleh Concession or any Concession replacing the same shall remain in operation. The licence hereby granted shall be subject to the following conditions : 1. The Licensee shall observe and comply with all requirements applicable to the licence hereby granted which may be contained in the Fisheries Ordinance, 1937, or in any other Ordinance for the time being in force relating to fisheries and in any rules made thereunder. 2. No rental shall be payable by the Licensee in respect of this licence save only an annual licensing fee of 500 mils which shall be payable in advance on the first of April in each year to the Chief Fisheries Officer. 3. The Licensee shall submit each month in such form as the Chief Fisheries Officer may require a statistical return specifying with all reasonably possible accu­ racy all fish caught under this licence from and after the date hereof in the waters comprised in this licence. 4. The Licensee shall permit the Chief Fisheries Officer or any person there­ unto duly authorised by him to make such inspections and to take such measure­ ments and such samples of fish from catches made or from the waters comprised in this licence and otherwise to perform any such acts as he may be authorised or bound to do in accordance with the provisions of any Ordinance or of any rules made thereunder or otherwise. 648 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE 1st July, 1937. 5. The Licensee shall be entitled to have endorsed upon this licence the names of all and any persons from time to time employed by him for the purpose of taking fish under this licence subject to the Licensee furnishing to the District Fishery Officer, Eastern Area, the name and three passport-size copies of the photograph of every such person. The Licensee shall further be entitled upon giving prior notice in writing in that behalf to the District Fishery Officer, Eastern Area, to have removed any names of persons so endorsed and, subject to the like notifica• tion of name accompanied by three passport-size copies of photograph of every sub• stituted or additional employee engaged in fishing, to have the names of such sub• stituted or additional employees endorsed upon this licence. Every person whose name shall be so endorsed shall, so long as the endorsement remains, be at liberty to take fish under the authority of this licence in the waters comprised in this licence without being required to obtain a separate licence. 6. Nothing in this licence contained shall enable the Licensee or any other per• son to take fish in any part of the waters comprised in this licence which may at any time be excluded or reserved by the Chief Fisheries Officer as a breeding ground or nursery ground or to take any fish which may be on a spawning migration. 7. Subject as aforesaid the Licensee shall not assign or otherwise part with any of his rights under this licence without the consent of the Licensor which he may in his absolute discretion grant or refuse. 8. In the event of any dispute arising between the Licensor or the Chief Fi• sheries Officer and the Licensee as to any matter or thing arising out of this li• cence or any matter relevant hereto such dispute shall be referred to arbitration in accordance with the provisions of the Arbitration Ordinance in force from time to time. SCHEDULE. The waters comprised in the Huleh Concession Area, more particularly described and registered as Block 13033, parcel No. 4, in the Huleh Concession Area in the Sub-district of Safad, and consisting of an area of 14024 dunums or thereabouts. Dated this sixteenth day of June, 1937. A. G. WAUCHOPE High 'Commissioner. (A/135/36) PALESTINE RAILWAYS. NOTICE. FREE PERIOD FOR LOADING AND OFFLOADING OF EGYPTIAN STATE RAILWAYS WAGONS. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that as from the 1st July, 1937, the following regulation will apply in respect of the loading and offloading of Egyptian State Railways wagons at stations on the Palestine railways and operated lines :— The period allowed free for loading or offloading of Egyptian State Rail• ways wagons, excluding oil and molasses tankwagons, refrigerator vans and perishable vans, will be limited to six hours of daylight,.after which demur• rage, at the rate of 8.5 mils per ton per hour on the carrying capacity of the wagon used, will be charged.
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    MECA GUIDE ISRAEL/PALESTINE Middle East Centre Archive St Antony’s College, Oxford Guide to collections relating to Israel/Palestine Introduction Please note that the following Guide is not comprehensive. It has been compiled from the main Guide to the Middle East Centre Archive and only collections in that catalogue that explicitly mention Israel/Palestine have been included. Not included in this Guide are several collections that cover the Middle East as a whole and thus may contain material relevant to Israel/Palestine. For example the Arab Bulletin; British Diplomatic Perspectives on the Middle East; Cairo Conference; Chatham House; Crow; A.G.M. Dickson; H.R.P Dickson and the Mance papers. For these papers please consult the main Guide to the Middle East Centre Archive. Where a more detailed description of a collection exists, this is indicated in this Guide by the word ‘Handlist’. Please note that uncatalogued material appears at the end of this Guide. Please note TS means typescript. MS means manuscript i.e. handwritten. ADAMSON, Richard. GB165-0001 Accounts by a Palestine Police Officer of the Cairo conspiracy trial in 1919 and the riots in Jerusalem, Easter 1920. 7 sheets. Handlist ALLENBY, Field Marshal Sir Edmund Henry Hynman, 1st Viscount Allenby of Megiddo. (1861-1936). GB165-0005 Photocopies of papers relating to the Middle East including: Palestine campaign - extracts from letters to his wife up to and including the capture of Aleppo (1918) and his visit in February 1919 to Istanbul; letters and reports by eyewitnesses of the same period; letters from H. Chauvel; letters to Sir Herbert Samuel, 1920-25; letter to Sir William Hayter 6 May 1924 on Saad Zaghlul; letters elicited by Wavell for his “Egypt” volume; comments, mainly by Gerald Delany, on Wavell's Allenby in Egypt.