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SUPPLEMENT No. 3 Το the CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 4278 of 27TH NOVEMBER, 1959 SUPPLEMENT No. 3 το THE CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 4278 OF 27TH NOVEMBER, 1959. SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION. CONTENTS I The following SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION is published in this Supplement which forms part of this Gazette ;— PAGE The Registration of Electors Law, 1959.—The Registration of Electors (Individual Options) Order, 1959 499 No. 547. THE REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS LAW, 1959. ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 2 (3). In exercise of the powers vested in him by sub-section (3) of section 2 of the Registration of Electors Law, 1959, His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to order as follows :— 1. This Order may be cited as the Registration of Electors (Individual Options) Ordert 1959. 2. The persons whose names and particulars are set out in the First Schedule hereto, having declared in Writing to the Governor, under the provisions of sub-section (3) of section 2 of the Registration of Electors Law, 1959, that they fulfil each of the requirements (i) to (iii) specified in the said sub-section (3) of section 2, and that they desire to be registered in a Greek Register of electOrs> the Governor, being satisfied of all the matters contained in such declarations, has been pleased to declare, and it is hereby declared, that such persons shall be registered in a Greek Register Of electors. 3. The persons whose names and particulars are set out in the Second Schedule hereto, having declared in writing to the Goverrior, unde'r the provisions of sub-section (3) of section 2 of the Registration of Electors Law, 1959, that they fulfil each of the requirements (i) to (iii) specified in the said sub-section (3) of section 2, and that they desire to be registered in a Turkish Register of electors, the Governor, being satisfied of all the matters contained in such declarations, has been pleased to declare, and it is hereby declared, that such persons shall be registered in a Turkish Register of electors. FIRST SCHEDULE. (Clause 2.) GREEK REGISTER. Identity Card Full Name. Address. No. 083270 Andrew Charles C. Ridgway c/0 C. D. Hay & Sons Ltd., Nicosia. 087092 Michael G. K. Stone 45, Nelson Street, Nicosia. 087617 Hilda Mitsides i8*j Adrias Street, • Nicosia. (499) Identity Card Full Name, Address. No. °9334° Harold Chudleigh 40, Tennyson Street, Nicosia. 237570 Ivy Winifred Chudleigh 40, Tennyson Street, Nicosia, 087643 Douglas Soper c/o C.B.C. Nicosia. 087656 Marusia Paschalis 6, Byron Avenue, Nicosia. 089607 Helen Ackers 15, Navarinou Street, Nicosia. 135292 William Ackers 15, Navarinou Street, Nicosia. 165780 Margaret Michaelides 3B, Queen Eliza­ beth Street, Nicosia. 189273 Katalin Th. Dervis 1, Pasteur Street, Nicosia. 126879 Jean Meikle 34, Central Prison Compound, Ten­ nyson Road, Nicosia. 196095 Andrew Giles 9, Christomanos Street, Nicosia. 213074 Phyllis Kate Ridgway Hay 15, Demosthenous Street, Nicosia. 213990 George Ridgway 15, Demosthenous Street, Nicosia. 221892 John Collyer­Hamlin 31, George Grivas Ave., Nicosia. 222741 Diana Collyer Hamlin 31, George Grivas Ave., Nicosia. 226827 Michael H. Weiner Margo­Pyroi, Nicosia. 283606 George B. Pusey 9/13 Ouzounian Street, Nicosia. 283845 Rosalie Stone 45, Nelson Road, Nicosia. 378o8i Richard Conway 42, Ioannis Psi­ charis Street, Nicosia. 256059 J. Ε. 0. N. Gillespie 9, Byron Avenue, Nicosia. 256878 Moira Gillespie 9, Byron Avenue, Nicosia. 029969 Robert Jestin Roe, O.B.E. 19, Shakespeare Street, Nicosia. °93393 Italie Fernande Mousoulos 15, Katalanos Street, Nicosia. 088636 Victor Dempster 6, Queen Amalia Street, Nicosia. 283609 George Portsmouth 25, Diagoras Street, Nicosia. 286719 May Forsythe 25, Diagoras Street, Nicosia. 029970 Elizabeth B. Roe 19, Shakespeare Road, Nicosia. 103080 Hugh Llewelyn Jones 17, Mahmoud Pasha Street, Nicosia. 501 Identity Card Full Name. Address. No. 128125 Idelen Elizabeth Jones 17, Mahmoud Pasha Street, Nicosia. 11745 George Meikle 34, Central Prison (Police) Compound, Ten• nyson Road, Nicosia. 284248 Mpoziena Protopapa Elizabeth Street, Kaimakli Nicosia. 284791 Paul Csapo Omorphita, Nicosia. 210198 Arnot Samuel Margo-Pyroi, Nicosia. 127490 Joseph G. Soudah 9, J. Philimo Street, Kyrenia. 128473 Charlotte Joseph Soudah 9, J. Philimo Street, Kyrenia. 129530 Francis Langlois 1, Isiodos Street, Kyrenia. 225114 James Murray 10, Soultan Mejit Street, Kyrenia. 223074 Anthony Druce Aghirda, Kyrenia 223624 Jean Suzanna Druce Aghirda, Kyrenia. 046262 Lady Daphne Barnes Bellapais, Kyrenia. 029863 Captain George C. Hele Myrtou, Kyrenia. 029864 Elizabeth Mary Hele Myrtou, Kyrenia. 086468 George Cyril Griffith Myrtou, Kyrenia. Williams. 152049 George Thomas Pratley 18, Saripolou Street, Ay. Dhometios. 281695 William Edward Horan 5, Archangelos Michael Street, Ay. Dhometios, Nicosia. 283735 Esmeralda Horan 5, Archangelos Michael Street, Ay. Dhometios, Nicosia. 283849 Paul Benjafield 3, Queen Frederica Street, Ay. Dho• metios, Nicosia. 283853 William Roberson Ay. Dhometios, Nicosia. 177111 Phyllis Symeonidou 9, Menandrou Street, Strovolos, Nicosia. 257464 Yiangos Coschieri 7, Arch. Kyprianou Street, Strovolos, Nicosia. 259215 Angelo Salvatore Marozzi 13, Prodromos Road, Strovolos, Nicosia. 259290. Barbara George 20, Messolongiou Street, Strovolos, Nicosia. 260589 Izabella Tingher 71, Pericles Street, Strovolos, Nicosia. 277076 Kathleen Frances Nicolaou 9, Souliou Street, Strovolos, Nicosia. 502 Identity Card Full Name. Address. No. 259360 Eleonore Coschieri 7, Arch. Kyprianou Street, Strovolos, Nicosia. 079198 Henry R. Martindale Yerolakkos, Nicosia. 003978 Joyce Marcoulides 54, Stadium Street, Larnaca. 004I12 Rachella A. Giaboura Eleftherias Street, Larnaca. 022293 Felix Yeshurun 4, Zachariades Street, Larnaca. 022463 Tsipora Yeshurun 4, Zachariades Street, Larnaca. 022497 Zeby Berdy 4, Crete Street, Larnaca. 022607 Emi Michaelidou 10, Neophitou Street, Larnaca. 022993 Alfred David Levy 24, Salonica Street, Larnaca. 022999 Cila Joseph Berdy 4, Crete Street, Larnaca. 023107 Rosa Berdy 10, Salonica Street, Larnaca. Ο2341Ο Herta Berdy 4, Crete Street, Larnaca. °23457 Esther Levy 24, Salonica Street, Larnaca. 031822 Gavriel Michael Berdy 4, Crete Street, Larnaca. 033289 Mohamed Ismail Mohamed 36, White Street, Larnaca. °34579 Ioannis Parson 66, Mitropoleos Street, Larnaca. 034876 Ezra Ginzburg Empire Dental Industry, Larnaca. 035924 Hanife Nour 36 White Street, Larnaca. 035927 Roza Civic Ginzburg Empire Dental Industry, Larnaca. 269087 Michael Wolf Berdy 8, Hermes Street, Larnaca. 281687 Graham Young 18 Evantiou Street, Larnaca. 281783 Anna Young 18 Evantiou Street, Larnaca. 046397 Jacob Mouchly 17, Brotichos Street, Famagusta. 077546 James M. Freeman 7, Electra Street, Famagusta. 088208 Winifred Hadjinicolaou 5, Chariot Street, Famagusta. 092915 Lynne C. Papachristodoulou 2, Yelasinou Street, Famagusta. 140025 Ida Pershitz 5, Hero Street, Varosha. 140256 Hilda Demetriou 49, Salamis Street, Famagusta. 503 Identity Card Full Name. Address. No. I54I59 Phyllis M. Yeorgiou 4A, Mozart Street, Famagusta. 303739 Simba Mafuta 4, Azax Street, Famagusta. 305006 Joseph Thomas Hannush 15, Hippocratus Street, Famagusta. 308300 Dora Mouchly 17, Brotikos Street, Famagusta. 311043 Ruth Gibbs 13, Hippokratous Street, Famagusta. 311259 Frederick Michael Gibbs 13, Hippokratous Street, Famagusta. 311294 Joyce S. Freeman 7, Electra Street, Famagusta. 311380 Sophia Freeman 7, Electra Street, Famagusta. 3"388 Jean C. Hannush 15, Hippocratous Street, Famagusta. 334072 Hannelore Andrea Hj. Pavlis 44, Alexandrou Street, Famagusta. 087714 Theophilus Mogabgab P.O.Box, 154, Cara- olos Ave., Fama• gusta. Leah Michael Mouzouris 9, Livadhia Street, Famagusta. 089597 Violetta Contopoullou 314, Ay. Andreou Street, Limassol. 393780 Lily Najem Houry Aristoteli Valaoriti Street, Limassol. 386218 Maud Papadema 2, Evangelistria Street, Limassol. 349266 Anita Barbara Drousiotis Minoos Street, Limassol. 086577 Joseph Spurrier Last Episkopi, Limassol. SECOND SCHEDULE. {Clause 3.) TURKISH REGISTER. 285031 Saini Guven 16, Shinasi Street, Nicosia. 215953 Mohamed Shafi Dhekelia, Larnaca. Dated this 27th day of November, 1959. By His Excellency's Command, A. F. J. REDDAWAY, Administrative Secretary. Printed by the Government Printer at the Government Printing Office, Nicosia, Cyprus. .
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