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44 LARNACA. Ayios Theodhoros. Kophinou, Kato. Perivolia. Alaminos. Komos. Psevdhas. Anglisidhes. Kivisil. Pyrga. Ayia Anna. Kiti. Petrophani. Aradhippou. Klavdhia. Pergamos. Avdhellero. Kalokhorio. Pyla. Athienou. Kellia. Skarinou. Arsos. Livadhia. Tersephanou. Aplanda. Mosphiloti. Troulli. Alethriko. Mazotos. Tremetousha. Anaphotia. Menoyia. Voroklini. Dhromolaxia. Melousha. Xylotymbou. Goshi. Meneou. Xylophagou. Kophinou, Pano. Ormidhia. PATHOS. Akhelia. Ayia Varvara. Timi. Anarita. Koloni. Yeroskipou. Anavarghos. Kouklia. Ayia Marinoudha. Mandria. KYRENIA. Asomatos. Kambyli. Pileri. Ayios Ermolaos. Karpasha. Photta. Aghirda. Koutsoventis. Sykhari. Dhiorios. Kondemenos. Sisklipos. Dhikomo, Pano. Krini. Vouno. Dhikomo, Kato. Myrtoii. R. N. HENRY, Controller of Supplies, Competent Authority. No. 48. THE DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1940 TO (No. 2) 1944. ORDER MADE BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 61. In exercise of the powers vested in me by virtue of my appointment by the Governor as Competent Authority for the purposes of regulation 61 of the Defence Regulations, 1940 to (No. 2) 1944, I do hereby order that the Orders set out in the Schedule hereto be revoked without prejtidiee to anything done or left undone Gazettes: thereunder. Supplement SCHEDULE No. 3 : 1. The Defence (Control of Local Hides and Local Leather) Orders, 1943 and 19. 8.1943 1944. 28. 9.1944 12.11.1942 2. The Defence (Tanning Charges) Orders, 1942 to 1944. 19.11.1942 13. 4.1944 19. 8.1943 3. The Defence (Returns of Stocks of New Shoes and Boots) Order, 1943. 16. 9.1943 4. The Defence (Control of Shoemaking Materials) Order, 1943. 23. 9.1943 5. The Defence (Control of Footwear and Shoemakers Licensing) Orders, 194$ 16.12.1943 to 1944. 27. 7.1944 R. N. HENRY, Controller of Supplies, Competent Authority. No. 49. THE DEFENCE (CONTROL OF SALE PRICES OF SCHEDULED ARTICLES)· CONSOLIDATION ORDERS, 1940 TO 1942. NOTICE NO. 163 UNDER CLAUSE 13. A.—Part 17 of the Schedule is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom" of the- retail and wholesale prices relating to tyri and the substitution therefor of the following prices:— "(1) I (2) | (3) Type of local cheese. | Retail price. j Wholesale price. Tyri. | 58p. per oke. | 54p. per oke." B.—The Schedule is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of Parts 65 and 66· (relating to Local Hides and Local Leather). R. N. HENBY, Controller of Supplies, Competent Authority. Printed by the Government Printer at the Government Printing Office, Nicosia. .

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