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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 29 SEPTEMBER, 1922. 6921 in the Lon THE LONDON GAZETTE, 29 SEPTEMBER, 1922. 6921 in the Lon. Gaz. dated 24th Feb. 1922, is missions for the ranks shown below to the granted the rank of Maj. on retirement: — undermentioned officers of the Roy. Ind. Capt. J. H. Bridge, M.B.E. Marine, with effect from 8th Nov. 1918: — The KING has approved the retirement of Temporary Lieutenants. the following officers, under the provisions of Otto Quayle, John Leonard Haste. the Royal Warrant dated 25th April 1922, with effect from the dates specified: — Temporary Engineer Lieutenants. INDIAN ARMY. Edward William Dove, Bertie Rogers, William Captains:— Davidson Riley, Robert James Raine. E. Robson. 13th July 1922. I. Mel. Christie. 29th July 1922. W. A. M. Ferguson. 30th July 1922. P. E. Larlham. 7th Aug. 1922. A. S. Armitage. 19th Aug. 1922. NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE S. N. Openshaw. 29th Aug. 1922. W. G. Lilley. 6th Sept. 1922. ACTS, 1911 TO 1922. G. H. Allanson, M.C. 8th Sept. 1922. Notice is hereby given, under the Rules Pub- G. W. Ninis. 8th Sept. 1922. lication Act, 1893, that it is proposed by the C. J. Baird. 8th Sept. 1922. National Health Insurance Joint Committee, F. White. 8th Sept. 1922. after the expiration of at least 40 days from W. E. Ronnfeldt. 8th Sept. 1922. this date, in pursuance of the powers con- J. B. Brotherton. 13th Sept. 1922. ferred upon them by the National Health In- E. J. Stone. 15th Sept. 1922. surance Acts, 1911 to 1922, and by the S. H. Ballance. 15th Sept. 1922. National Insurance (Joint Committee) Regu- lations, 1912 to 1920, to make Regulations Lieutenants:— amending the National Health Insurance J. R. Roberts. 28th July 1922. (Arrears) Regulations, 1921. C. C. Schokman. 25th Aug. 1922. C. E. Hay. 29th Aug. 1922. Copies of the draft Regulations can be pur- W. C. Johnston, M.C. 8th Sept. 1922. chased, either directly or through any book- seller, from H.M. Stationery Office at the The undermentioned officer, whose retire- following addresses: —Imperial House, Kings- ment, with effect from 16th July 1922, was way, London, W.C. 2; 23, Forth Street, notified in the Lon. Gaz. dated 28th July 1922, Edinburgh; or 1, St. Andrew's Crescent, is granted the rank of Captain on retire- Cardiff. ment:— Dated this 29th day of September, 1922. Lieut. R. Strump. National Health Insurance Joint Committee, ROYAL INDIAN MARINE. Ministry of Health, The KING has approved the grant of com- . London, S.W. 1. ORDER OF THE MINISTER OF The Order described in the Schedule to this AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. Order is hereby revoked on the first day of October, nineteen hundred and twenty-two. (DATED 26TH SEPTEMBER 1922.) In witness whereof the Official Seal of the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries is hereunto affixed this The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, twenty-sixth day of September, by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested nineteen hundred and twenty- in him under the Diseases of Animals Acts, two. 1894 to 1914, and of every other power enabling him in this behalf, hereby orders as J. Jackson, follows:— Authorised by the Minister. SCHEDULE. Order Revoked. No. Date. Subject. 1922. 1114 26th July Declaration of the following Swine-Fever Infected Area : — An Area in the county of Wigtown, comprising the parishes of Kirkcolm, Leswalc, Port Patrick, Sboneykirk, Kirkmaiden, Inch, New Luce and Old Luce. of the above Order can be obtained on application to the Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, 4, Whitehall Place, S.W. 1..
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