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Alestine <3A3ette alestine <3a3ette publtsbeb big authority No. 1236 THURSDAY, 3RD DECEMBER, 1942 1313 CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICES. Notice of appointment of the Secretary of State for the Colonies - - 1315 ־ Notice regarding Purchase of Goods by certain Controllers 1315 Appointments, etc. - - - — - - 1315 Sittings of Court of Criminal Assize - - - - 1315 ־ - - - Medical Licence cancelled - 1316 ־ - Suspension of Poste Restante Service within Syria and the Lebanon 1316 ־ • - - ־ State Domains to be let by Auction 1316 Sale of State Domains - - - - 1317 Claims for Mutilated Currency Notes - - - - 1318 Tenders and Adjudication of Contracts - - - - 1318 ־ - - - - Citation Orders 1319 ־ - - - Notice of the Execution Office, Tel Aviv 1322 RETURNS. ־ ־ - - Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary 1322 Summary of Receipts and Payments for the Year ended 31st March, 1942, of the El Bira ־ - - _ !Local Council - - 323 Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at 31st March, 1942, of the El Bira Local Council 1324 ־ - . Abstract of Estimates, 1942/43, of Bat Yam Local Council 1325 NOTICES REGARDING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, BANKRUPTCIES, INCORPORATION OF COMPANIES, ETC. - 1326 ־ ־ ־ ־ ־ - • - !CORRIGENDA • 346 SUPPLEMENT No. 2. The following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of this Gazette:— Defence (Amendment) Regulations (No. 26), 1942, under the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) ־ ־ , ־ ־ - . !Act, 1939 803 Notice under the Defence Regulations, 1939, regarding the Requisition of certain Lands by a Competent Authority under Regulation 48 of the said Regulations - !806 (Continued) PRICE : 50 MILS. CONTENTS Page ( Continued) Notices under the Compensation (Defence) Notice of Claim Rules, 1940, regarding Notices of Claim required to be made under Rule 3 of the said Rules in respect of any Requisition or Acquisition effected by the Controller and Deputy Con­ troller of Heavy Industries ----- 1808 Defence (War Service Occupations) Notice (No. 4), 1942, under the Defence (War Service Occupations) Regulations, 1942 - 1809 Notice under the Defence (Licensing Offences) (Procedure) Regulations, 1942, appointing certain Persons to be Authorised Officers for the Purposes of the Regulations - 1810 Defence (Control of Matches) (Manner of Sale and Maximum Prices) (Amendment) Notice, 1942, under the Defence (Control of Matches) Order, 1942 - - 1810 Defence (Maximum Prices of Castor Oil) (Amendment) Notice, 1942, under the Defence (Control of Castor Oil) Order, 1942 - 1811 Stationery and Paper (Exemption from Restrictions on Sale) General Permit, 1942, under the Defence (Control of Paper, Office Machines, and Stationery and Office ־ ־ - Equipment Order, 1942 - - 1812 Food Control (Disposition of Imported Articles) Order, 1942, under the Food Control ־ ־ ־ - - Ordinance, 1942 1813 Vesting Order No. 72, under the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, vesting ־ cei'tain Properties in the Custodian of Enemy Property 1813 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, approving a Detailed Scheme within ־ .־...־ the Town Planning Area of Haifa - 1814 Defence (Finance) (Designated Foreign Currency) Directions, 1942, under the Defence (Finance) Regulations, 1941 ----- !815 ־ Courts Vacation Rules (No. 3), 1942, under the Courts Ordinance, 1940 - 1816 ־ Courts Vacation Order (No. 3), 1942, under the Courts Ordinance, 1940 - 1816 Palestinian Citizenship (Amendment) Regulations (No. 2), 1942, under the Palestinian ־ - Citizenship Orders, 1925-1942 - - - 1817 Notification of Commencement of Settlement in respect of the Lands of certain Villages, ־ under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance 1818 Notice of Posting of Schedules of Claims to Land in certain Villages, under the Land ־ ־ _ ־ - Settlement of Title) Ordinance 1819) Notice of Posting of Schedules of Rights to Land in certain Villages, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - 1820 Defence (Control of Scrap Metal) Order, 1942, under the Defence Regulations, 1939 - 1821 Defence (Control of Scrap Metal) (Maximum Prices) Notice, 1942, under the Defence (Control of Scrap Metal) Order, 1942 - - - - 1828 Defence (Control of Engineering, Building and Hardware Material) (Amendment) ־ - Order (No. 5), 1942, under the Defence Regulations, 1939 1829 Defence (Revocation of Orders relating to Scrap Metal) Order, 1942, under the Defence Regulations, 1939 - 1830 Defence (Restrictions on Use of Paper) (Amendment) Order, 1942, under the Defence Re­ gulations, 1939 - - - - - 1831 Maximum Prices (Leather) Notice (No. 2), 1942, under the Defence (Control of Cattle ־ - Hides and Leather) Order, 1942 - - 1831 Beduin Control (Application of Ordinance) Order (No. 4), 1942, under the Beduin Control Ordinance, 1942 - - - - - 1833 3rd December, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1236. 1315 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF THE SECEETAEY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES. IT is NOTIFIED for general information that the following telegram dated the 24th November, 1942, has been received by His Excellency the High Commissioner :— "His Majesty the King has this day entrusted to me the Seal of the Colonial Department OLIVER STANLEY". By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHERSON 28th November, 1942. Chief Secretary. (X/95/31) NOTICE. Importers are hereby notified that the Controller of Medical Supplies, the Con• troller of Heavy Industries, the Food Controller and the Controller of Light Industries are prepared to consider the purchase of goods now lying in Egypt or Iraq, or Port Sudan in transit for Palestine for which no valid import licence is held. Persons wishing to dispose of such goods to any of the said Controllers should furnish such Controller with the full particulars of the goods, supported by a copy of the order on the supplier and invoices and documents proving the arrival of the goods at the place or in the port of transit. DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS, (4-O-10/42) EXCISE AND TRADE. APPOINTMENTS, ETC. TERMINATION OF ACTING APPOINTMENTS. APPOINTMENTS. The acting appointment of MR. W. D. CHARL• TON, Senior Assistant Auditor, Audit Depart• The High Commissioner has appointed: — ment, published in Palestine Gazette No. 1208 of the 9th July, 1942, ceased with effect from DR. S. M. YOUNG, Lady Medical Officer (Special 'the 17th November, 1942. Grade), Department of Health, to be Lady Medical Officer, Grade H, with effect from The acting appointment of MR. R. FISHER, the 1st April, 1942. Assistant Auditor, Audit Department, pub• lished in Palestine Gazette No. 1209 of the 16th MR. A. SILBERSTEIN, Assistant Veterinary Of• July, 1942, ceased with effect from the 17th ficer, Grade N, Department of Agriculture November, 1942. and Fisheries, to be Veterinary Officer, Grade K, with effect from the 1st April, The acting appointment of MR. J. HALABE, 1942. Clerk, Department of Labour (formerly in the Migration Department), published in Palestine MR. R. F. PINDER, O.B.E., to be Auditor, Gazette No. 817 of the 22nd September, 1938, Audit Department, with effect from the 9th ceased with effect from the 24th August, 1942. October, 1942. NOTICE. ACTING APPOINTMENTS. SUPREME COURT, JERUSALEM. Notice is hereby given that the Court of The High Commissioner has appointed: — Criminal Assize will sit at the following places MR. R. H. STEPHENS, Editorial Compiler, Pub• on the dates stated for the trial of the cases lic Information Office, to act as Assistant mentioned thereunder: — Public Information Officer, with effect from JAFFA: the 7th August, 1942, until further order. Monday, *1th December, 1942. , MR. A. H. COUZENS, Deputy Director, Depart• Assize Case No. 48/42. ment of Labour, to act as Director, Depart• Attorney General ment of Labour, with effect from the 2nd v. December, 1942, until further order. 1. Nimer Khalil Abu Shleish Saidam 2. Mohd. Abdul 'Ati Ibrahim Abu 'Eid. 1316 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1236. 3rd December, 1942 Tuesday, 8th December, 1942. NOTICE. Assize Case No. 49/42. Attorney General DEPARTMENT OP HEALTH. v. Hassan Hussein Farraj. Licence No. DR. 1478 dated the 1st January, TEL AVIV : 1934, to practise medicine granted to RICHARD GUMPERZ has been cancelled on account of the Wednesday, 9th December, 1942. death of the holder. Assize Case No. 46/42. Attorney General W. J. WICKERS v. for Director, Yaacov Ben Moshe Haim Nirenberg. Medical Services. JERUSALEM : 27th November, 1942. Monday, 14th December, 1942. (Gaz/23/40) Assize Case No. 51/42. Attorney General v. NOTICE. Ali Ahmad Ighreir. NABLUS : DEPARTMENT OF POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS. Monday, 14th December, 1942. Poste Restante Service. Assize Case No. 50/42. Attorney General The Posts and Telegraphs Administration of v. Syria and the Lebanon notify that the Poste El Abed Mohammad El Bayer. Restante Service within those countries is sus• pended until further notice. L. A. W. ORR 2nd December, 1942. Chief Registrar. 24th November, 1942. (Gaz/5/40) (Gaz/4/40) NOTICE. STATE DOMAIN TO BE LET BY AUCTION. Notice is hereby given that the following State property in Jerusalem Sub-District will be let by public auction : — Govern• Term No. of Description Block Parcel Area Location ment Property of Property No. No. Ds. Mt Share From To G-P/9/l(24) Al Maghayir Arable land In whole 29512 19 18.778 1.1.48 30.11.43 The outbidding list will be open at the District Offices, Jerusalem, from 9 a.m. on Thurs• day, the 3rd December, 1942, to 12 noon on Thursday, the 31st December, 1942, unless extended. Particulars of the conditions of the tenancy can be obtained, on application, from the District Offices, Jerusalem Sub-District.
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