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No. 622. the WATER (DOMESTIC PURPOSES) VILLAGE SUPPLIES LAW. CAP. 311 and LAW 28 of 1951. in Exercise of the Powers Vested in Me No. 622. THE WATER (DOMESTIC PURPOSES) VILLAGE SUPPLIES LAW. CAP. 311 and Law 28 of 1951. N otice under Section 3. In exercise of the powers vested in me by section 3 of the Water (Domestic Purposes) Village Supplies Law, I, the Commissioner of Nicosia and Kyrenia Districts, do hereby declare that the village of Palekhori (Orinis), in the District of Nicosia, shall be a village to which the provisions of the said Law shall apply. Dated this 6th day of December, 1951. W. F. M. Clemens, (M.P. 1820/51.) Commissioner of Nicosia and Kyrenia. No. 623. ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE DISTRICT OF FAMAGUSTA UNDER THE GOATS LAW. CAP. 99. In exercise of the powers vested in me by the Goats Law, I, the Commissioner of the District of Famagusta, do hereby order that the village of Ayios Khariton, in the District of Famagusta, shall be a prescribed village within the meaning of the Goats Law. Famagusta, B. J. Weston, 8th December, 1951. Commissioner of Famagusta. ___________________ (M.P. 625/49.) No. 624. THE BURIALS LAW. CAP. 53. O rder under Section 2. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section 2 of the Burials Law and delegated to me by Notification No. 172 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 19th June, 1947, I, Costas A. Soteriades, Assistant Commissioner of the District of Paphos, do hereby order that a new burial ground shall be provided, under the provisions of the said Law, for use by the Christian community of the village of Galataria, in the Paphos District, in lieu of the burial ground now in use by the said community. Dated this 11th day of December, 1951. C. A. Soteriades, (M.P. 1798/50.) Assistant Commissioner of Paphos. No. 625. THE VILLAGES (ADMINISTRATION AND IMPROVEMENT) LAWS, 1950. Election of a Member of the Board of A sha under Section 6 (5). It is hereby notified for general information that the Board of Asha has elected under the provisions of section 6 (5) of the Villages (Administration and Improvement) Laws, 1950, Mr. Andreas Costi Kasapi, of Asha, to be a member thereof and to hold office for the unexpired period of office of Mr. Frangopoulos Apostoli (who has ceased to hold office as his place upon such Board has been declared under the provisions of section 6 (4) of the aforesaid Laws as vacated).----------- Dated this 5th day of December, 1951. (M.P. 2189/50.).
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