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SUPPLEMENT No. 3 the CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 3578 of Z6TH SUPPLEMENT No. 3 το THE CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 3578 of z6th SEPTEMBER, 1951. SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION. No. 479. THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LAW. CAP. 203 and Law 22 of 1950. O rder under Section 6 (2). J. Fletcher -Cooke , Acting Governor. In exercise of the powers vested in me by section 6 (2) of the Elementary Education Law, I, the Acting Governor, do hereby order as follows :— 1. This Order may be cited as the Elementary Education (Prescription of Groups) Order, 1951. 2. In respect of each one of the religious communities shown in tolumn 1 of the First Schedule hereto, the corresponding villages mentioned m column 2 of such Schedule shall be united into a group with the corresponding towns mentioned in column 3 of such Schedule, for all the purposes of the Elementary Education Law, except those of section 86 thereof. 3· In respect of each one of the religious communities shown in column 1 °f the Second Schedule hereto, the several corresponding villages mentioned m column 2 of such Schedule shall be united in each case into a group for a" the purposes of the Elementary Education Law. 4· The Elementary Education (Prescription of Schools) Orders, 1947 Gazettes: t0 1950, are hereby repealed. Suppl.No. 3s 11. 9.1947 12. 8.1948 First Schedule —(Clause 2). 4. 8.1949 0) I (2) I (3) 27.12.1950 Religious Communities Villages Towns Geek-Orthodox Thermia and Karakoumi Kyrenia. feek-Orthodox Omorphita Nicosia. *vlQslem Eylenja, Kaimakli Kutchuk (Omor­ phita) and Kaimakli Beuyuk Nicosia. Moslem Zakaki .. .. .. .. Limassol, Second Schedule —(Clause 3). I (2) Religious Communities Villages Greek-Orthodox Nicosia District : Analiondas-Kataliondas Dheftera, Pano-Kato Kalokhorio Lefkas-Ayios Nikolaos Lefkas Kannavia-Ayia Irini Karavostasi-Xeros Korakou—Agroladhou Lakatamia, Pano-Kato Livadhia-Alithinou Lymbia-Lourouj ina Morphou-Khrysiliou Palekhori Morphou-Palekhori Orinis P erakhorio-N isou Petra-Elea Philia-Masari Phlasou, Pano-Kato-Linou-Ayios Epiphanios Soleas Piyenia-Khaleri Potamia-Ayios Sozomenos Zodhia, Pano-Kato Larnaca District : Anglisidhes-Menoyia Kophinou-Skarinou Livadhia-Kellia Psevdhas-Ayia Anna Limassol District : Akapnou-Klonari-Vikla Asomatos-Phasouri (the residential quarter of Phasouri Chiftlik falling within the limits of Akrotiri village) Kalokhorio-Athrakos Kividhes, Pano-Kato Kyperounda-Ayios Yeoryios Kafkallou Lophos-Ypsonas Mallia-Kissousa Paramytha-Spitali Perapedhi-Kouka Vouni-Souni-Zanaja Famagusta District : Komi Kebir-Livadhia Leonarisso-V asili Piyi-Peristerona Trikomo-Perivolia ton Trikomou Paphos District : ' · Akourdhalia, Pano-Kato Akoursos-Kathikas Ayia Varvara-Akhelia Ayios Dhimitrianos-Psathi Dhrousha-Inia Episkopi-Moronero Goudhi-Khrysokhou Kannaviou-Melamiou 581 (I) 1 (2) Religious Communities Villages Greek-Orthodox .. Paphos District—contd. Khlorakas-Lemba-Kholi-Skoulli Pbiti-Milia-Anadhiou Polis-Prodhromi Pbmos-Paliambela Pretori-Ayios Nikolaos Timi-Mandria Yeroskipos-Ayia Marinoudha Kyrenia District : Dhikomo, Pano-Kato Paleosophos-Motidhes Ph terykha-Elea Moslem Nicosia District : Akacha (Akaki)-Avlona Argaki-Morphou Ayia Kebir-Tymbou Chamli Keuy (Kalokhorio Lefkas)-Peristeronari- Skouriotissa Dheftera, Pano-Kato-Pera-Psomolophou Dizdar Keuy (Nisou)-Perakhorio Epikho-Bey Keuy Karavostasi-Xeros Kochati-Margi-Analiondas-Kataliondas Koutraphas, Pano-Kato Lakatamia, Pano-Kato Minareli Keuy (Neokhorio)-Trakhoni—Kythrea- Voni Peristerona-Orounda Petra-Ayios Yeoryios Lefkas Phlasou, Pano-Kato-Ayios Epiphanios Soleas- Korakou-Lin ou-Agroladhou Sellain t’Api-Ayion Yeorgoudhi Skylloura-Ayios Vasilios-Ayia Marina Skyllouras -Ayios Ermolaos Larnaca District : Anaphotia-Aplanda Anglisidhes, Pano-Kato Kellia-Livadhia Kivisil-Alethriko Lefkara, Pano-Kato Maroni-Zyyi Mor Menekshe (Dhromolaxia)-Meneou-Kiti-T ekke Softalar (Sophtadhes)-Perivolia Limassol District : Armenokhori-Phinikaria Evdhimou-Mandalas Kividhes, Pano-Kato Mallia-Kissousa Pendakomo-Monagroulli Plataniskia-Pissouri Polemidhia, Pano-Kato Prastio Evdhimou-Pakhna T rakhoni-Asomatos-Cherkez 562 (I) (2 ) Religious Communities Villages Moslem Famagusta District : Aphania-Ornithi (Ornuta) Arnadhi-Spathariko Ayios Andronikos-Kilanemos Ayios Seryios-Styllos Ayios Theodhoros-Ayios Evstathios Ivouk lia-Kondea Ly thrangomi-V asili Perivolia tou Trikomou-Monarga-Boghaz Peristerona-Piyi-Maratha Sandalaris-Aloa (Aloda) Paphos District : Anadhiou-Kritou Marottou Androlikou-Phasli Arkhimandrita, Pano-Kato Arodhes, Pano-Kato Axylou-Eledhiou Ayios Nikolaos-Philousa (ICelokedhara)-Pretori Ayios Yeoryios-Mamonia Evretou-Trimithousa Khrysokhou-Loukrounou Galataria-Kilinia Khoulou-Kourtaka Khrysokhou-Skoulli-Karamoullidhes Kithasi-Kedhares Lemba-Kissonerga-Emba Mamoundali-Pano Panayia Pelathousa-Ayios Isidhoros-Myrmikoph Pitargou-Moroncro Polls- Prodhromi Terra-Kritou Terra Timi-Anarita Yeroskipos-Akhelia-Koloni-Ayia Marinoudha Kyrenia District : Aghirda-Keumurju Ayios Epiktitos-Klepini Kambyli-Larnaka tis Lapithou Ordered this 19th day of September, 1951. (M.P. 928/49·) No. 480. THE LAND ACQUISITION LAW. CAP. 233. N otification under Section 7. J. Fletcher -Cooke , Acting Governor. W hereas b\ Notification published under No. 366 in Supplement No. 3 ® the Gazette of the 18th July, 1951,1, the Acting Governor, declaredthe erection within the District of Nicosia of a power station and such other erections or structures as may from time to time be considered necessary in connection with the scheme mentioned in the Notification published under No. 186.
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