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Palestine (5A3ette Publisbeb by Hutbortrg Palestine (5a3ette publisbeb by Hutbortrg No. 1221 THURSDAY, 3RD SEPTEMBER, 1942 991 CONTENTS Page ORDINANCE CONFIRMED Confirmation of Ordinance No. 10 of 1942 - - - - 993 GOVERNMENT NOTICES Notice regarding the Approval of a Bonded Warehouse as a Private Bonded Warehouse 993 Notice regarding Correspondence with Enemy Territory - - - 993 ־ Notice regarding Import and Export Licences - - - 994 ־ Notice to Importers - - - - - 994 British Empire Medal (Civil Division)—Award of - - 994 ־ ־ Appointments, etc. - - - - 995 ־ - - Dentistry Licences cancelled - - 995 List of Persons successful at the Palestine Law Examination - - 995 Tender arid Adjudication of Contracts - 995 ־ - Citation Orders - - - - 997 ־ ־ ־ - ־ "Court Summons - 9 Notices of the Execution Office, Tel Aviv - - - - 999 RETURNS ־ - - Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - 1000 Abstract of Receipts and Payments for the Year ended 31st March, 1942, of the Muni­ ־ - cipal Corporation of Shafa 'Amr - - 1001 Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at 31st March, 1942, of the Municipal Corpora­ tion of Shafa 'Amr - - - - - 1002 Summary of Receipts and Payments for the Period July, 1941, to March, 1942, of the Kefar 'Atta Local Council ... - 1003 - ••׳•• Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at 31st March, 1942, of the Kefar 'Atta Local Council 1001 ־ ... - Sale of Unclaimed Goods 1005 NOTICES REGARDING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, BANKRUPTCIES, REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS, ETC. 1006 CORRIGENDA (Continued). PRICE : 50 MILS. CONTENTS (Continued) Page SUPPLEMENT No. 2. t'ht following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of this Gazette:— Defence Corps Regulations, 1942, under the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939 - 1399 Palestine Auxiliary Works Corps Directions, 1942, under the Defence Corps Regula­ tions, 1942 ------ !401 Palestine Auxiliary Communications Corps Directions, 1942, under the Defence Corps Regulations, 1942 - - - - _ !405 Notice under the Defence (Passive Defence Services) Regulations, 1941, appointing a Director and Deputy Director of Passive Defence for the Haifa District - 1409 Defence (Control of Engineering, Building and Hardware Material) (Amendment) Order (No. 4), 1942, under the Defence Regulations, 1939 - - 1409 Vesting Order under the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, vesting certain Property in the Custodian of Enemy Property - - - 1411 Notice under the Safeguarding of Public Water Supplies Ordinance, 1937, amending the Notice published in the Gazette of 23rd April, 1942, declaring certain Areas to be Public Water Supply Areas - 1411 Food Conrol (Sesame Seed) (Maximum Prices and Restriction of Sale) Order, 1942, under the Food Control Ordinance, 1942 - 1412 Jerusalem (Tariffs for Public Vehicles) By-laws, 1942, under the Road Transport Ordinance !413 Jenin (Price Control of Foodstuffs) (Amendment) By-laws, 1942, under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934 ----- 1414 Beersheba (Price Control of Foodstuffs) By-laws, 1942, under the Municipal Corpora­ tions Ordinance, 1934 - 1415 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, provisionally approving a Town Planning Scheme within the Town Planning Area of Jerusalem - - 1417 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, provisionally approving a Par­ cellation Scheme within the Town Planning Area of Jerusalem - - 1417 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, provisionally approving a Detailed Scheme within the Town Planning Area of Haifa - 1418 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, approving a Town Planning Scheme within the Town Planning Area of Jerusalem - - - 1419 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, approving a Parcellation Scheme within the Town Planning Area of Jerusalem - - - 1419 Notice under the Town Planning Odinancc, 1936, approving a Parcellation Scheme within the Town Planning Area of Sarona - - - - 1420 Defence (Amendment of War Risks Insurance Ordinance) Regulations (No. 3), 1942, under the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939 - - - - 1421 Beduin Control (Application of Ordinance) Order (No. 2), 1942, under the Beduin Control Ordinance, 1942 - - - - 1421 Notification of Intended Settlement in Malikiya, Rihaniya, Er Ras el Ahmar, 'Alma, Jish, Dallata, Teitaba, Qaddita, Fara, Deishum and Saliha Villages, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - 1422 Defence (Control of Macaroni) (Amendment) Order (No. 3), 1942, under the Defence Regulations, 1939 - - - - - - 1423 Food Control (Controlled Articles) Order (No. 2), 1942, under the Food Control ־ - Ordinance, 1942 - - - - 1423 Food Control (Table Fowls and Eggs) (Maximum Prices) Order, 1942, under the Food . Control Ordinance, 1942 - - - - - 1424 Defence (Control of Mills and Production and Sale of Palestine Standard Flour) (Amendment) Order (No. 9), 1942, under the Defence Regulations, 1939 - 1425 Food Control (Controlled Articles) Older (No. 3), 1942, under the Food Control Ordinance, 1942 ------ 1426 The Emergency Powers (Defence) (No. 2) Act, 1940 - - 1427 The Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) (Explanation) Order in Council, 1942 - 142S Food Control (Commodity Linking) Rules (No. 2), 1942, under the Food Control Ordin­ ־ ־ ־ ־ ־ - ance, 1942 1429 SUPPLEMENT No. 3. REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS, PATENTS, DESIGNS, ETC. - - 51 3rd September, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1221. 993 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. 10 of 1942, entitled "Bankruptcy (Amendment) Ordinance, 1942". J. S. MACPHERSON 26th August, 1942. Chief Secretary. (J/51/36) NOTICE. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED by His Excellency the High Commissioner, in accordance with rule 28 of the rules made under the Customs Ordinance, that the Bonded Warehouse of MESSRS. KARAMAN, DICK AND SALTI LTD. situated at Quderi Quarter, Ramallah, has been approved as a Private Bonded Warehouse, with effect from the 30th day of July, 1942. By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHERSON 27th August, 1942. Chief Secretary. (C/589/33) NOTICE. CORRESPONDENCE WITH ENEMY TERRITORY OR SPECIFIED PERSONS AND ON OTHER MATTERS REGARDING "ENEMIES". 1. Communications for destinations outside Palestine relating to commercial or financial matters require the approval of the Custodian of Enemy Property for Palestine :— (i) if they are addressed to an "enemy" or (ii) if they relate to the administration of property situated in "enemy ter­ ritory" or (iii) if they refer to transactions of any description in which an "enemy" has an interest. 2. Every communication requiring approval must be forwarded in duplicate, to the Custodian of Enemy Property, P.O.B. 1083, Jerusalem. In the case of a com­ munication in a foreign language, it must be accompanied by a translation in English. Each communication must be covered by a note either explaining the circumstances in which it is desired to send it or, if it relates to the subject matter of previous correspondence with the Custodian, quoting the Custodian's reference number. Failure to do this will cause delay in transmission. 3. Letters must be accompanied by a stamped and addressed envelope (unsealed). 4. Telegrams must be on official forms, and the full name and postal address of the sender must be inserted on the form in the appropriate place. 5. Communications for transmission to persons in "enemy territory" must be addressed to a neutral intermediary, save that, for the present, communications for those parts of metropolitan France which are not occupied by Germany under the armistice of 22nd June, 1940, and for French territories in North: Africa — at the sender's sole risk — may be submitted under a cover addressed direct to the recipient. 6. It is emphasised that the authentication of a signature by the Chief Secretary, ,the Administrative Secretary, or the approval of, or the grant of a licence for ׳oi 994 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1221. 3rd September, 1942 any transaction or communication by any Government Department does not imply authority for communication under the Trading' with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, and does not, therefore, dispense with the necessity for compliance with the pro• cedure described in this notice. ROBERT SCOTT 28th August, 1942. for Chief Secretary. NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OP CUSTOMS, EXCISE AND TRADE. IMPORT AND EXPORT LICENCES. It is notified for general information that all enquiries and correspondence referring to any licence issued or application for licence made before 1st August, 1942, must be addressed to the Director, Department of Customs, Excise and Trade, Import and Export Licensing Section, P.O.Box 181, Jerusalem, and not the Competent Authorities listed in Palestine Gazette Extraordinary No. 1214 of July 26th, 1942. All enquiries in respect of licences for goods which have already arrived in Pal• estine at the time the application is made should also be addressed as above, sub• mitting in the case of goods arrived by Parcel Post the relevant Advice Note from the Post Office, and in the case of goods arrived by sea or by rail the relevant Delivery Order together with all other documents proving the arrival of the goods. Applications for licences respecting goods arrived will not be considered unless the Delivery Order in the case of goods arrived by sea or rail, or the Post Office Advice Note in respect of goods arrived by Parcel Post, are produced.
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