Supplement Bo. 2 to Cfje Palestine ®alette Bo. \m of ut\) JFefcruarp, 1944.

FORESTS ORDINANCE. PROCLAMATION, No. 3 OF 1944, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 3 of the Forests C&p. 61 Ordinance, I, SIR HAROLD ALFRED MACMICHAEL, G.C.M.G., D.S.O., High Commissioner for Palestine, do hereby proclaim that the lands described in the Schedule hereto are Forest Reserves under the control and management of the Government. The boundaries of the Forest Reserves are shown diagrammatically by a green line on copies of the village maps of Waldheim and Beit Lahm villages, Haifa Sub-District, scale 1/10,000, prepared by the survey of Palestine, and marked F/508 and F/507 respectively, copies of which are deposited at the office of the Conservator of Forests, Jerusalem. The said boundaries are demarcated by numbered Rock Marks consisting of iron bolts concreted into rocks and T-shaped irons concreted into the ground. Minor boundary details between the numbered marks are demarcated by unnumbered T-shaped irons in• scribed each with the letter 'F'. SCHEDULE. Serial No. of Reserve : 348. Name of Forest Reserve: El Arqub West. Situation : Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Beit Lahm village. Boundaries: — North: Starting from an unnumbered T iron situated on the village boundary be• tween Beit Lahm and Saffuriya about 25 metres north of T iron F/B, the boundary proceeds south-eastwards along the village boundary as far as an Angle Iron marked I 40/F situated at the junction of the village boundaries of Beit Lahm, Saffuriya and Ailut villages. East: From Angle Iron 40/F the boundary proceeds south-westwards along the vil- 1 lage boundary between Beit Lahm and Ailut villages which forms also the western boundary of El Arqub Forest Reserve No. 94, through Rock Marks 39/F, 38/F, 37/F, 36/F, 35/F, 34/F, 33/F, 32/F, 31/F, 30/F, 29/F, 28/F, and 27/F as far as Rock Mark 26/F, Smith: From Rock Mark 26/F the boundary proceeds north-westwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm and Ailut villages through Rock Marks 38/C, 38/B and 38 as far as T iron 38/A. West: From T iron 38/A the boundary proceeds in a north-easterly direction along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village, through Rock Mark 37 /A, T iron 37/B, Rock Marks 36/A, 36/B, 35/B, 34/B, T iron 33/B, Rock Marks 33/A, 32/A, T iron 32/B, Rock Marks 31/D, 31/C, 31/B, 30/B, 29/B, 28/B, 27/B, 26/B, T iron 160 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 24th February, 1944

25/B, Rock Mark 24/A, T iron 24/B, Rock Marks 23/B, 22/B, 21/A, 21/B, T iron 20/B, Rock Marks 19/B, T iron 18/B, Rock Mark 17/B, T iron 16/A, Rock Mark 15/B, T iron 14/C, 14/D, 14/B, Rock Marks 13/B, 12/B, T irons 11/B, 10/B, Rock Marks 9/B, 8/B as far as T iron 7/B. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 525 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve: 349. Name of Reserve : El Museitba. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Beit Lahm village. Boundaries: — North'. Starting from Rock Mark 1/B situated on the southern slope of the Khallat ez Zureib, the boundary proceeds eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village through Rock Mark 2/B as far as Rock Mark 3/B; thence it proceeds south-eastwards along the village boundary between Beit Lahm and Saf• furiya villages as far as Rock Mark 7/S. East: From Rock Mark 7/S the boundary proceeds south-westwards along the village boundary between Beit Lahm and Saffuriya villages as far as Rock Mark 6/S; thence it proceeds in the same direction along the edge of cultivated lands through Rock Mark 5/S as far as Rock Mark 1/S; thence it proceeds in the same direction along the village boundary between Beit Lahm and Saffuriya villages as far as the meeting of that village boundary and a field road leading to Beit Lahm village. South: From the above meeting point the boundary proceeds north-westwards along the abovementioned field road and the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village as far as Rock Mark 4/B; thence it proceeds due west along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village as far as Rock Mark 5/B. West: From Rock Mark 5/B the boundary proceeds northwards as far as Rock Mark 6/B; thence it proceeds in a north-easterly direction along the southern edge of cultivated lands in the Khallat ez Zureib through Rock Marks 180/B, 180/C, 183/A and 183/B as far as Rock Mark 1/B. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 220 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve : 350. Name of Reserve: Khirbat el Musheirifa. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Beit Lahm village. Boundaries: — North: Starting from Survey Mark 946/SA, the boundary proceeds south-eastwards along the village boundary between Beit Lahm and Shafa 'Amr villages, separating this reserve from the Wadi el Malik South Forest Reserve No. 260 and along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village as far as Rock Mark 185. East: From Rock Mark 185 the boundary proceeds southwards along the egde of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village and along the village boundary between Beit Lahm and Saffuriya villages as far as Rock Mark 184/A. South: From Rock Mark 184/A the boundary proceeds south-westwards along the , northern edge of cultivated lands in the Khallat ez Zureib as far as Rock Mark 23/S. West: From Rock Mark 23/S the boundary proceeds north-westwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village as far as Rock Mark 22/S; thence it pro• ceeds north-eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of that village through Rock Marks 187/A and 187 as far as Survey Mark 946/SA. 2-lth February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 131.9—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 161

Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 92 metric dunums. Description i Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve: 351. Name of Reserve: Beit Lahm. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Beit Lahm and Waldheim villages. Boundaries:— North: Starting, from Survey Mark 967/SA situated on the village boundary be­ tween "Waldheim and Shafa 'Amr villages, the boundary proceeds eastwards along the village boundaries between Waldheim, Beit Lahm and Shafa 'Amr villages which separate this reserve from Wadi el Malik South Forest Reserve No. 260 through Survey Marks 966/SA, 965/SA, 964/SA, 963/SA, 962/SA, 961/SA, 956/SA, 955/SA, .SA, 952/SA, 951/SA, 950/SA and 949/SA as far as Rock Mark 188/953׳ ,SA/954 East: From Rock Mark 188 the boundary proceeds southwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village through Rock Marks 30/S and 183/E as far as Rock Mark 183/D. South: From Rock Mark 183/D the boundary proceeds in a south-westerly direction along the edge of cultivated lands in Khallat ez Zureib through Rock Marks: 183/G, 183, 182, 181/B, 181/A and 181 as far as Rock Mark 180; thence it proceeds in the same direction along the track leading from Shafa 'Amr to Waldheim and Beit Lahm villages through Rock Marks 179, 178/A, 178 and 177 as far as Rock Mark 176; thence it proceeds in a north-westerly: direction along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm and Waldheim villages through Rock Marks 174/B, 174/A, 174, 173/C, 173/B and 173/A as far as Rock Mark 173; thence it proceeds in a south­ westerly direction as far as Rock Mark 172; thence it proceeds in a north-westerly direction through Rock Marks 171, 170 and 169 as far as Rock Mark 460. West: From Rock Mark 460 the boundary proceeds along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village turning northwards as far as Rock Mark 461; thence proceeding eastwards through Survey Mark 884 as far as Rock Mark 462; thence proceeding southwards as far as Rock Mark 473; thence proceeding eastwards through Rock Marks 472 and 471/A as far as Survey Mark 54/BL; thence turning in a north-westerly direction through Rock Marks 470/B, 470/A, T iron 47/W, Rock Mark 469, T iron 48/W and 468, Rock Marks 467, 466, and 465 as far as Sur­ vey Mark 967. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 1825 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Note: An area of about 20 metric dunums of this reserve is marked on the said map F/508 as disputed between Waldheim and Shafa 'Amr villages. Serial No. of Reserve: 352. Name of Reserve: Umm el Amed North. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Waldheim village. Boundaries :— North: Starting from Rock Mark 464 the boundary proceeds along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village turning north-eastwards as far as T iron 43/W; thence proceeding south-eastwards through T iron 45/W as far as T iron 474/B. East: From T iron 474/B the boundary proceeds southwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through a boundary Stone marked 474/A and Rock Mark 474/G as far as Rock Mark 474. 162 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 24th February, 1944

South: From Rock Mark 474 the boundary proceeds westwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as T iron 40/W. West: From T iron 40/W the boundary proceeds northwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through T iron 41/W as far as Rock Mark 464. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 95 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve: 353. Name of Reserve : Umm el Amed West. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Waldheim village. Boundaries: — North: Starting from Survey Mark 1078 situated on the village boundary between Waldheim and Shafa 'Ami• villages, the boundary proceeds in a north-easterly direction along the edge of cultivated lands in the Marah esh Shomar locality and Khallat el Khardal through Rock Marks 87/B and 83/B, T iron 83/A, Rock Marks 82/B, 81/B and 84/B as far as T iron 84/C; thence it proceeds in a south-easterly direction along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through T iron 168/A, Rock Mark 168, T iron 167/A and Rock Mark 167 as far as Rock Mark 166 situated at the road leading from Beit Lahm village to Waldheim village. East: From Rock Mark 166 the boundary proceeds in a south-westerly direction along the abovementioned road and along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Marks 165/A, 164/C, 164/B, 164, 110/B, 163, 145, 146/B, 158/B, 157/B, 147/B, 140/B, 139, 138, 137, 136, 135, 134; Boundary Stone 133, Rock Marks 96/B, 150, 149, 148, 156, 155, 154, 153, 152, 95/B, 93/B, 89/B, 91/B, 92/B, 90/B, 94/B and 97/B, T iron 132/A, Rock Marks 132/B and 131/B, T iron 131/A, Rock Marks 130, 129, 128, 127, 98/B, Boundary Stone 126/B, Rock Marks 125/B, 99/B, 106/B, 105/B, 104/B, 103/B, 102/B, 101/B, 107/B, 108/B, 100/B, 124/B, and 123/B, Boundary Stones 122/B, 119/B and 118/B, Rock Marks 117/B and 109/B as far as Survey Mark 181 situated on the village boundary between Waldheim and Qusqus-Tab'un. South: From Survey Mark 181 the boundary proceeds north-westwards along the abovementioned village boundary through Survey Marks 180, 179, 178, 177 and 176 as far as Survey Mark 1151 situated on the village boundary between Waldheim and Shafa 'Amr villages. West: From Survey Mark 1151 the boundary proceeds north-eastwards along the village boundary between Waldheim and Shafa 'Amr villages which separates this reserve from Dahar Wad Shair Forest Reserve No. 266 through Survey Marks 1075, 1076, 1147 and 1077 as far as Survey Mark 1078. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 2060 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated except ea of 2.5 metric dunums demarcated on 4 sides by T׳one plot of an approximate ax irons 141, 142, 143 and 144. Serial No. of Reserve : 354. Name of Reserve : Umm el Amed South. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Waldheim village. Boundaries: — North: Starting from Rock Mark 116/B the boundary proceeds south-eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Mark 120/B as far as T iron 120/A. East: From T iron 120/A the boundary proceeds south-westwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as Rock Mark 121/B; thence it turns south-eastwards as far as T iron 111/B. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. a. 163

South: From T iron 111/B the boundary proceeds in a north-westerly direction along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as an unnumbered Boundary Stone. West: From the abovementioned Boundary Stone the boundary proceeds in a north• easterly direction along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Boundary Stone 113/B, Rock Mark 114/B and Boundary Stone •115/B as far as Rock Mark 116/B. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 55 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve : 355. Name of Reserve: Umm el Amed East 1. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the village boundaries of Waldheim. : Boundaries: — North: Starting from a Boundary Stone situated at .the road leading from Beit Lahm to Waldheim village the boundary proceeds eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as Rock Mark 72/B. East: From Rock Mark 72/B the boundary proceeds southwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as Rock Mark 71/B. South: From Rock Mark 71 /B,the boundary proceeds north-westwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Mark 74/B as far as Rock Mark 73/B. West: From Rock Mark 73/B the boundary proceeds north-eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as Boundary Stone situated at the road leading from Beit Lahm to Waldheim village. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 28 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve: 356. Name of Reserve: Umm el Amed East 2. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Waldheim village. Boundaries: — North: Starting from Rock Mark 76/B the boundary proceeds eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Mark 75/B as far as Rock Mark 70/B. East: From Rock Mark 70/B the boundary proceeds southwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Mark 69/B as far as Rock Mark 68/B. South: From Rock Mark 68/B the boundary proceeds north-eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as Rock Mark 80/B. West: From Rock Mark 80/B the boundary proceeds in a north-westerly direction along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Marks 79/B, 78/B and 77/B as far as Rock Mark 76/B. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 122 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve: 357. Name of Reserve: Umm el Amed East 3. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Waldheim and Beit Lahm villages. 164 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 24th February, 1944

Boundaries:•— North: Starting from Rock Mark 51/B the boundary proceeds along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim and Beit Lahm villages turning south-eastwards as far as Rock Mark 52/B; thence turning north-eastwards as far as Rock Mark 53/B; thence proceeding eastwards through Rock Mark 54/B as far as T iron 39/B. East: From T iron 39/B the boundary proceeds southwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Beit Lahm village through T irons 40/B, 41/B and 42/B as far as T iron 43/B. South: From T iron 43/B the boundary proceeds along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village turning north-westwards through T iron 44/B as far as T iron 45/B; thence proceeding in a south-westerly direction through Rock Marks 46/B and 47/B as far as Rock Mark 48/B; thence proceeding westwards through T iron 49/B as far as T iron 50/B. West: From T iron 50/B the boundary proceeds northwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as Rock Mark 51/B. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described ׳ .is 62 metric dunums Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve: 358. Name of Reserve : Umm el Amed East 4. Situation: Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Waldheim village. Boundaries: — North: Starting from Rock Mark 66/B the boundary proceeds north-eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Marks 67/B as far as Rock Mark 55/B. East: From Rock Mark 55/B the boundary proceeds south-eastwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village through Rock Marks 56/B, 57/B, 58/B, 59/B and 60/B as far as Survey Mark 8/W. South: From Survey Mark 8/W the boundary proceeds south-westwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as Rock Mark 61/B. West: From Rock Mark 61/B the bqundary proceeds along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village turning north-eastwards as far as Rock Mark 63/D; thence proceeding in a north-westerly direction through Rock Marks 63/C, 63/A, 63/B, 64/B and 65/B as far as Rock Mark 66/B. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 112 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. Serial No. of Reserve : 359. Name of Reserve: Et Taiyara. Situation : Haifa Sub-District, within the boundaries of Waldheim village. Boundaries: — North: Starting from Rock Mark 88/B, situated on the village boundary between Waldheim and Shafa 'Amr villages, the boundary proceeds north-eastwards along that village boundary, separating between this reserve and Dahr Wad Shair Forest Reserve No. 266 through Survey Marks 1081, 1086 and 1087 as far as Rock Mark 457. East: From Rock Mark 457 the boundary proceeds southwards along the edge of cultivated lands of Waldheim village as far as an unnumbered T iron. South: From the abovementioned T iron the boundary proceeds south-westwards along the edge of cultivated lands in the Khallat al Khardal through Rock Marks 459 and 85/B as far as Rock Mark 86/B. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

West: From Rock Mark 86/B the boundary proceeds north-westwards along the edge of cultivated lands in the locality known as Marah esh Shomar as far as Rock Mark 88/B. Approximate area in metric dunums: The total area within the boundaries described is 187 metric dunums. Description: Forest and forest land including no land at present cultivated. 11th February, 1944. HAKOLD MACMICHAEL (A/17/54/41) High Commissioner. FORESTS ORDINANCE. ORDER, NO. 11 OF 1944, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 13.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 13 of the Forests Cap. 61. Ordinance, the High Commissioner has been pleased to declare and it is hereby declared that each of the following Forest Reserves, namely— El Arqub West No. 348 Umm el Amed South No. 354 El Museitba No. 349 Umm el Amed East 1 No. 355 Khirbat el Musheirifa No. 350 Umm el Amed East 2 No. 356 Beit Lahm No. 351 Umm el Amed East 3 No. 357 Umm el Amed North No. 352 Umm el Amed East 4 No. 358 Umm el Amed West No. 353 Et Taiyara No. 359 described in the Proclamation by the High Commissioner No. 3 of 1944 (published simultaneously with the publication hereof) shall be a Closed Forest Area. By His Excellency's Command, 14th February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (A/17/54/41) Chief Secretary. DEFENCE REGULATIONS MADE UNDER ARTICLE 3 OF THE EMERGENCY POWERS (COLONIAL DEFENCE) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1939, AND THE EMER­ L ־ .GENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) ACT, 1939 IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by Article 3 of the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, , ....־. — :the High Commissioner has made the following Defence Regulations ,1939

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Defence (Trans-Jordan ,Citation. Frontier Force) (Amendment) Regulations, 1944. I

2. In these Regulations the term "the principal Ordinance" means Interpretation. the Trans-Jordan Frontier Force Ordinance, 1940. No. 34 of 1940.

3. Section 53 of the principal Ordinance shall be repealed and the Eepeal and following section substituted therefor: — replacement of section 53 of "Execution of 53.—(l) Any sentence of imprisonment imposed sentences of upon any person subject to this Ordinance may be the. principal imprisonment carried out in any civil or military prison in Pal­ Ordinance. and detention. estine or Trans-Jordan approved by the- General Officer Commanding the British Forces in Palestine and Trans-Jordan. S (2) Any sentence of detention imposed upon any person subject to this Ordinance may be carried out in any military detention barrack in Palestine or Trans-Jordan approved by the General Officer Com­ manding the British Forces in Palestine and Trans- Jordan : Provided that any such sentence which does not exceed sixty-one days may be carried out in such 24th February, 1944 place and in such manner as the Commanding Officer, or the person imposing the sentence, may direct. (3) A sentence of imprisonment or detention passed upon any person subject to this Ordinance shall not be affected in any respect by such person ceasing to be subject to this Ordinance by discharge or other• wise. (4) Every goaler, commandant, or other person for the time being in charge of a civil or military prison or a military detention barrack, as the case may be, shall receive into his custody, and carry out the sen• tence upon, any person subject to this Ordinance and sentenced to imprisonment or detention for any offence under this Ordinance, upon an order in writ• ing in that behalf being delivered to him under the hand of the commanding officer or of the person im• posing the sentence, which order shall specify the offence and the period and description of imprison• ment or the period of detention, as the case may be. (5) Every person whilst undergoing any sentence of imprisonment imposed for any offence under this Ordinance shall be deemed to be a criminal prisoner and dealt with as such." Amendment of 4- Section 54 of the principal Ordinance shall be amended by the in- section 54 of sertion of the words "or detention" after the word "imprisonment" in the principal both places where it occurs in the fourth and eight lines of subsection Ordinance. (1) thereof. By His Excellency's Command, loth February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (T/52/43) . Chief Secretary.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS MADE UNDER ARTICLE 3 OF THE EMERGENCY POWERS (COLONIAL DEFENCE) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1939, AND THE EMERGENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) ACT, 1939. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by Article 3 of the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939, the High Commissioner has made the following Defence Regulations: — Citation. 1• These Regulations may be cited as the Defence (Amendment) Gaz: 26.8.39, Regulations, 1944, and shall be read as one with the Defence Regula- •p. 659. tions, 1939, hereinafter referred to as "the principal Regulations". Amendment of 2- Regulation 46B of the principal Regulations shall be amended — Eegulation 46B (i) by the deletion of the full stop appearing at the end of para- of the principal graph (2) thereof and the substitution therefor of a semicolon Eegulations. followed by the word "or" ; (ii) by the addition at the end of paragraph (2) thereof of the fol• lowing:— "(c) which is undertaken by a Municipal Corporation or a Local Council in accordance with the estimates or budget approved as prescribed by law." ; (iii) by the deletion of the word "including" appearing in the fifth line of the first column of the Table set out at the end thereof, and the substitution therefor of the word "excluding". 21th February; 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 167

3. These Regulations shall come into force on the date of their pub- Commencement, lication in the Gazette. By His Excellency's Command, 21st February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (WSB-2-2-1) Chief Secretary. ~~• DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. ORDER MADE BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 14. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 14 of the Defence Regulations, 1939, I, BRIGADIER JOHN OWEN CARPENTER, Gaz: 26.8.39, C.B.E., M.C., Military Commander of the Haifa, Galilee and Samaria p. 659. Districts, being a Competent Authority for the !purposes of the said Regulation, do hereby order as follows : — 1. This Order may be cited as the Control of Photography (Galilee District) (Amendment) Order, 1944, and shall be.read as one with the Control of Photography (Galilee District) Order, 1942, hereinafter Gaz: 12.11.42, referred to as "the principal Order". p• 1729. 2. Paragraph 3 of the principal Order is hereby revoked. 12th February, 1944. J. O. CAEPENTEK, Brigadier, ' (SF/992/39) Military Commander, Haifa, Galilee and Samaria Districts. Competent Authority. DEFENCE (FINANCE) REGULATIONS, 1941. ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER REGULATION 4D. ; IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by paragraph 3(i) of Regu• lation 4D of the Defence (Finance) Regulations, 1941, and of all other Gaz: 6.11.41, powers enabling him in that behalf, the High Commissioner has been p. 1647. pleased to order and it is hereby ordered as follows: — 1. This Order may be cited as the Defence (Finance) (Blocked Citation. Accounts) (Authorised Investments) Order, 1944. 2. Subject to the provisions of paragraph (3) of Regulation 4D of the Investment of Defence (Finance) Regulations, 1941, the securities in which sums sums in author• standing to the credit of a blocked account may be invested are any ised securities. such securities (not being bearer securities) as are specified in the Schedule to this Order : Provided that this Order shall not authorise an investment in any such security as is specified in Part II of the said Schedule unless the security is registered both as to principal and as to interest. 3. The following Orders are hereby revoked: — Eevocation. The Blocked Accounts (Authorised Investments) Order, 1941. Gaz: 6.11.41, p. 1676. The Blocked Accounts (Authorised Investments) (Amendment) Gaz: 5.3.42, Order, 1942. ¡p. 404. The Blocked Accounts (Authorised Investments) (Amendment) Order Gaz: 16.7.42, (No. 2), 1942. p. 1154. The Blocked Accounts (Authorised Investments) (Amendment) Gaz: 8.4.43, Order, 1943. p. 335. SCHEDULE. SECURITIES ISSUED BY HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. PART I. 2| per cent. Annuities 2£ per cent. Consolidated Stock 2$ per cent. Annuities 3| per cent. Conversion Stock 4 per, cent. Consolidated Stock 3 per cent. Conversion Stock 1948-53 168 4 per cent. Funding Stock 1960-90 3 per cent. National Defence Stock 1954-58 3 per cent. Funding Stock 1959-69 2| per cent. National War Bonds 1951-53 2| per cent. Funding Stock 1952-57 2\ per cent. National War Bonds 1952-54 2\ per cent. Funding Stock 1956-61 3 per cent. Redemption Stock 1986-96 Guaranteed 3 per cent. Stock 3 per cent. Savings Bonds 1955-65 Guaranteed 2-f per cent. Stock 3 percent. Savings Bonds 1960/70 Guaranteed Land Stock 3J• per cent. War Stock Local Loans 3 per cent. Stock 3 per cent. War Stock 1955-59. PART II. Guaranteed 4| per cent. Bonds 4 per cent. Victory Bonds. PART III. SECURITIES ISSUED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF PALESTINE Post Office issue of 3 per cent. Defence Bonds. By His Excellency's Command, 16th February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (F/EW/9/41) Chief Secretary. .raE_ENEMY ORDINANCE, 1939״TRA^iNG^ITH״ VESTING ORDER NO. 122 BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 9(l)(&). IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 9(l)(6) of the No. 36 of 1939. Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, and by paragraph 4(1) of Gaz: 1.11.39, the Trading with the Enemy (Custodian) Order, 1939, and all other p. 1201. powers him enabling, the High Commissioner has been pleased to vest the undermentioned property in the Custodian of Enemy Property, and all the said property is hereby vested accordingly : — (a) All the property in Palestine belonging to any one or more of the following: — 1. Jacob Blat of Bucharest 2. Gerhard Fauser formerly of Jerusalem 3. Kaete Fauser formerly of Jerusalem 4. Eliash (Eliasz) Levin of Warsaw 5. Zelko Levin of Warsaw 6. Devora Shmilovici of Galatz 7. Abromas (Abraham) Shmuelsonas of Kovno 8. Rocha (Rachel) Shmuelsonas of Kovno 9. Samy Smilovici of Galatz '. 10. Abraham Stieglitz of Krakow 11. Debora Weintraub of Bucharest 12. Zekharia Weintraub of Bucharest 13. Eliaho (Ilja, Eliahu) Wolfson (Wolfsohn) of Danzig. (&) 75/100 shares in the sub-parcels •1,-2, 4, 8 and 9, as described in the map dated 10th June, 1941, of the property at Salama, regis­ tered in the Land Registry of Jaffa in block 6150, parcel No. 1 (Deed No. 202 of 25.11.29) in the name of Siedlungs-Genossenschaft der Tempelgemeinde, Jaffa (The Cooperative Settlement Society of the Temple Community of Jaffa Ltd.) and held on behalf of Otto Venus, formerly of Sarona. (o) The property situated at Sarona and registered in the unofficial Register of the Local Council, Sarona, Block XVIII, Parcel 2, in the name of Heinrich Weeber, Block XVIII, Parcel 11, in the name of Karl Steller, Block XVIII, Parcel 12, in the name of Friedrich Hofer, and held on behalf of Wilhelma and/or Heinrich Steller, formerly of Sarona. By His Excellency's Command, 21st February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (F/Cust/17/41 Vol. IE) Chief Secretary. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 169

LAND (ACQUISITION FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES) ORDINANCE, 1943. . NOTICE. ! IT is HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in exercise of the powers vested in him by sections 2 and 26 of the Land (Acquisition for Public Purposes) No/ 24 of 1943. Ordinance, 1943, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the High Commissioner has— (a) certified that the construction of a grain store or grain stores in Jerusalem, on the land known as parcels 52 and 31 and provisional parcel 68 of urban property tax assessment block No. 30017, having an area of 14.046 metric dunums, is a public purpose, and (6) revoked the certificate issued by him in respect of the said con• struction in exercise of the powers vested in him by section 2 of the Land (Expropriation) Ordinance, notice of the issue of which Cap. 77. certificate was published in the Gazette No. 1302 of the 25th Novem• ber, 1943, at page 1058. A copy of a plan of the land required for the said public purpose is deposited at the offices of the District Commissioner, Jerusalem, and at the offices of the Director of Land Registration, Jerusalem, and may be inspected there during the usual office hours by any person in• terested. 17th February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (L/18/43) : Chief Secretary. '^~ LAND TRANSFERS~REGULATIONS, 194(h GENERAL ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER REGULATION 3. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by paragraph (d) of Regula• tion 3 of the Land Transfers Regulations, 1940, and of all other powers Gaz: 28.2.40, enabling him in that behalf, the High Commissioner has been pleased p. 327. to order and it is hereby ordered as follows : — 1. This Order may be cited as the Land Transfers (Amendment of Citation. Schedule) General Order, 1944. 2. In this Order "the principal Order" shall mean the General Order Interpretation, made by the High Commissioner under Regulation 3 of the Land Gaz: 18.4.40, Transfers Regulations, 1940. p. 619. 3. The Schedule to the principal Order shall be amended by the Amendment of deletion of the words "Jaffa Sub-District: Wilhelma and Miqve Yis- Schedule to rael, Parcels 18 to 72 inclusive of block 7069 of Jaffa", occurring there- the principal in, and by the substitution of the following words therefor:— Order. "Jaffa Sub-District: Wilhelma and Miqve Yisrael, parcels 18 to 72 inclusive of block 7069 of Jaffa, block 6135 of Salama." By His Excellency's Command, 21st February, 1944. j J. V. W. SHAW (Z/28/3/40) Chief Secretary. ~ ~~ INCOME TAX ORDINANCE, 1941. NOTICE CONSTITUTING A PANEL UNDER SECTION 22(1). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in exercise of the powers vested in him by subsection (1) of section 22 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 1941, the No. 23 of 1941. High Commissioner has constituted a panel consisting of the persons specified in the First Schedule to this Notice, who are officers of the Government of Palestine, and of the persons specified in the Second Schedule to this Notice, who are not officers of the Government of Palestine, for the purposes of the said subsection. 170 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE'NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 24th February, 1944

THE FIRST SCHEDULE. Mr. Douglas William Gumbley, C.B.E., I.S.O., Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. Stanley Harrison, Deputy Controller of Light Industries. Mr. Lister George Hopkins, Senior Assistant Statistician. Mr. Arthur Eustace Mulford, Assistant Food Controller. Mr. John Scott-Smith, Deputy Custodian of Enemy Property. Mr. Sidney Herbert Shaw, Deputy Controller of Heavy Industries. THE SECOND SCHEDULE. Mr. John Bartholomew, Iraq Petroleum Company Limited, Haifa. Mr. Leon Bejarano, Assis Palestine Fruit Products Co. Be jarano Bros. Limited, Ramat Gan. Mr. William Campbell-Brown, Jerusalem Electric and Public Service Corporation Lim• ited, Jerusalem. Mr. Ancheell Citron, Palestine Potash Limited, Jerusalem. Mr. David Israeli, Anglo-Palestine Bank Limited, Tel Aviv. Mr. Farid Saad, Arab Bank Limited, Haifa. Mr. Dimitri Salameh, Thos Cook & Son, Jerusalem. Mr. Joseph Shapiro, Palestine Electric Corporation Limited, Tel Aviv. Mr. Alexander Rawdon Spinney, O.B.E., Spinney's Limited, Haifa. Mr. George Taweel, Merchant, Eastern Gate, Haifa. Mr. Khalil Tuqan, Ottoman Bank, Nablus. Mr. Jameel Wahbeh, Moslem Orphanage, Jerusalem.

J. V. W. SHAW (SF/225/43) Chief Secretary.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934. BY-LAWS MADE BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF SAFAD UNDER SECTION 99. No. I of 1934. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in them by section 99 of the Muni• cipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, the Municipal Council of Safad have made the following by-laws : — Citation. 1. These by-laws may be cited as the Safad (Opening and Closing of Shops) By-laws, 1944. Interpretation. 2. In these by-laws, unless the context otherwise requires — "Shop" means any premises in which any business or trade is carried on but does not include a café, hotel, boarding house, cinema, theatre or factory. "Café" includes a restaurant, bar, dairy, icecream shop or any Cap. 143. other eating house for which a licence is required under the Trades and Industries (Regulation) Ordinance, but does not include a hotel or boarding house. "Person" means the proprietor, manager or occupier of any shop or café or any person who is the holder of a licence duly issued to him in respect of such shop or café.

Shops to remain 3- •^•11 shops situated within the Municipal area of Safad shall re- closed between main closed daily between the hours of 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. from 1st certain hours November to 31st March and between the hours of 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. daily. from 1st April to 31st October. -cafés situated within the Municipal area of Safad shall re ־ ^Cafés to remain 411 closed between main closed between the hours of 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. certain hours daily. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 171

5. No person shall sell or permit the sale in any cafe" of any goods Prohibition of for consumption off the premises during the hours of closing specified selling goods in in by-law 4 of these by-laws. ! cafes. 6. Any person who either by himself or by his !servant, employee or Penalty, agent shall act in contravention of any of the provisions of these by­ laws shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable to a fine of ten pounds and in case of a continuing offence to a fine of two pounds for every day during which such offence is continued after conviction. ZAKI QADDOUBA ! Mayor of Safad. ConfirmedJ By His Excellency's Command, 16th February, 1944. j J. V. W. SHAW (G/52/34) I Chief Secretary. ~~~~r~ ^TrtifNioTPA^^ r~־ APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY MAYOR, BEEESHEBA. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in exercise of the powers vested in him by section 51 of the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, the High No. 1 of 1934. Commissioner has appointed the undermentioned councillor to be Deputy Mayor of the Municipal Council of Beersheba with effect from the date of the publication hereof in the Gazette i — SHEIKH HAJ SALAMA IBN SA'ID. \ 17th February, 1944. j J. V. W. SHAW (G/82/34) j Chief Secretary. "DEFENCE (NOMINATIONl)F MUNICIPAL^ REGULATIONS, 1938. NOMINATION OF MUNICIPAL COUNCILLOR, BEERSHEBA. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in exercise of the powers vested in him by Regulation 2 of the Defence (Nomination of Municipal Councillors) Gaz: 15.7.38, Regulations, 1938, the High Commissioner has nominated, with effect p• 831. from the date of the publication hereof in the Gazette, the following person to be a Councillor of the Municipal Council of Beersheba to fill the existing vacancy upon the said Council:-*- SHEIKH HAJ SALAMA IBN SA'ID ! in the place of ! ABDUL HAMID EFF. AL QEISI, deceased. 17th February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (G/82/34) Chief Secretary. :•~^־ (DEFENCE (N^TNATION OF~MUNICIPAL COUNCILLORS REGULATIONS,: 1938. •:• NOMINATION OF MUNICIPAL COUNCILLORS, KHAN YUNIS. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in exercise of the powers vested in him by Regulation 2 of the Defence (Nomination of Municipal Councillors) Gaz: 15.7.38, Regulations, 1938, the High Commissioner has nominated, with effect p. 831. from the date of the publication hereof in the Gazette, the following persons to be Councillors of the Municipal Council of Khan Yunis —־: to fill existing vacancies upon the said Council ־ EYADA EFF. MANSUR AL BARBAKH in the place of HAJ MANSUR' .1 EFF. AL BARBAKH, deceased. 2. RAGHIB EFF. MUSTAFA SHURRAB in the place of RAGHIB EFF. FARIS, deceased. 18th February, 1944. , J. V. W.SHAW (G/23/34) ! Chief Secretary:. 172 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 24th February, 1944

RENT RESTRICTIONS (DWELLING-HOUSES) ORDINANCE, 1940. NOMINATION OF CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF A RENTS TRIBUNAL UNDER SECTION 4. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in exercise of the powers vested in him No. 44 of 1940. by section 4 of the Rent Restrictions (Dwelling-Houses) Ordinance, 1940, the High Commissioner has nominated MR. BEN-ZION ISRAEL, of Bat Yam, and MR. MOSHE HERSHKOWITZ, of Kefar Sava, to be eligible, if selected by the District Commissioner, Lydda District, as occasion arises, to act respectively as a chairman and member of a Rents Tribunal in the Lydda District in place of MR. I. S. RABINOWITZ TEOMIM, of Bat Yam, and DR. BEN-ZION BOROGINSKY, of Kefar Sava, respectively, who have resigned, and the list of persons so nominated, a notice whereof was published in the Gazette No. 1080 of the 27th Feb­ ruary, 1941, at page 334, shall be amended accordingly — (a) by the deletion of the name "MR. I. S. RABINOWITZ TEOMIM" ap­ pearing in the list headed "Chairman" and the substitution there­ for of the name "MR. BEN-ZION ISRAEL" ; (&) by the deletion of the name "MR. BEN-ZION ISRAEL" appearing in the list headed "Member" ; (c) by the deletion of the name "DR. BEN-ZION BOROGINSKY" ap­ pearing in the list headed "Member" and the substitution therefor of the name "MR. MOSHE HERSHKOWITZ". 21st February, 1944 J. V. W. SHAW (Y/8/44) Chief Secretary. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS ORDINANCE. ORDER, No. 12 OF 1944, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 6(1). IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by subsection (1) of section Cap. 90. 6 of the Medical Practitioners Ordinance, and after due compliance having been made with the provisions of that subsection, the High Commissioner has ordered that the licences held by the undermen­ tioned persons as medical practitioners under the Medical Practitioners Ordinance, shall be cancelled by reason of the holders thereof having

Gaz: 12.3.36, persistently failed to comply with rule 2(1) of the Medical Practition­ p. 134. ers (Notification of Address) Rules, 1936:— Name of Medical Practitioner Licence No. DR. Dr. Maria Zuckerman 2137 Dr. Olga Pickmann Feinberg 2942 Dr. Benzion Shein 1202 By His Excellency's Command, 17th February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (M/21/36) Chief Secretary. DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. ORDER BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 46. Gaz: 26.8.39, IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 46 of the De­ p. 659. fence Regulations, 1939, I, FRANK REGINALD MASON, Director of Agricul­ ture and Fisheries, being a Competent Authority for the purposes of the said Regulation, do hereby order as follows: — Citation. 1. This Order may be cited as the Defence (Control of Slaughter of Animals) Order, 1944. Eestriction on 2. —(1) No person shall slaughter— . ־ slaughter of (a) any lamb weighing less than twelve kilogrammes; or lambs arid kids. (6) any kid weighing less than ten kilogrammes. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 173

(2) The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to — (a) any Iamb or kid which has sustained an accident justifying its immediate slaughter ;or • j (b) any pure-bred or cross-bred Karakul lamb slaughtered for pelt production. 3. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication in Commencement, the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. F. E. MASON (A/66/40) Director of Agriculture and Fisheries. Competent Authority.

ANIMAL DISEASES ORDINANCE. RULES MADE BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 19.

••־"•׳ 1 ״.׳־'••;• IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 19 of the Animal Cap. 3. Diseases Ordinance, the High Commissioner has made the following rules :•— 1. These rules may be cited as the Prohibition of Importation of Citation. Poultry (Syria and Lebanon) Rules, 1944. 2. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Animal Quarantine Prohibition. (Poultry) Rules, 1935, the importation of poultry from Syria and the Gaz: 28.11.35, - .p• 1200 ־ .Lebanon shall be prohibited until the revocation of these rules 3. These rules shall come into force on the date of their publication Commencement, in the Gazette. By His1 Excellency's Command, 16th February, 1944. j J. V. W. SHAW (A/36/37) Chief Secretary.

RABIES ORDINANCE, 1934. NOTICE BY THE CHIEF VETERINARY OFFICER.

The notice published in Gazette No. 1267 of the 20th May, 1943, de- p_ 475. claring certain localities in the Sub-District of Acre to be infected with rabies, is hereby cancelled. 17th February, 1944. G. B. SIMMJNS (Gaz/7/40) Chief Veterinary Officer.

WRECKS AND SALVAGE ORDINANCE. ORDER, No. 13 OF 1944, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 3(2). IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by subsection (2) of section 3 of the Wrecks and Salvage Ordinance and all other powers enabling Cap. 155. him in that behalf, the High Commissioner has ordered, and it is hereby ordered, as follows: — (a) The persons holding the offices designated in Column 1 of the Schedule to this Order shall be assistant receivers of wreck in respect of the area defined in Column 2 of that Schedule opposite each office so designated; and (b) the notice of appointment dated the 6th July, 1934, and published in the Gazette No. 452 of 12th July, 1934, under section 3(2) of the •Wrecks and Salvage Ordinance, 1926, and all other notices ap­ pointing assistant receivers of wreck which ,were published after the said 12th July, 1934, shall be revoked. - 174 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 24th February, 1944

THE SCHEDULE. COLUMN 1. COLUMN 2. Office Description of Area Harbour Master. The area from the point of intersection of the northern frontier Haifa of Palestine with the Mediterranean Coast to Ceasarea in­ clusive. Port Manager, The area from Caesarea to the point of intersection of the Jaffa southern frontier of Palestine with the Mediterranean Coast. By His Excellency's Command, 21st February, 1944. J. V. W. SHAW (C/103/31) ' Chief Secretary. ~ .PRESS ORDINANCE ־—־ ־ _~ NOTICE OF GRANT OF A PERMIT TO PUBLISH A NEWSPAPER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Permit No. N.28 has been granted on the 17th day of January, 1944, under the hand of the District Commissioner, Haifa District, to His Grace Archbishop GEORGE HAKIM, residing at Haifa, to publish once a month at the Franciscan Printing Press, situated in Jerusalem, a newspaper, in the Arabic, English and French languages entitled aAl Rabita" (The Link), treating of religious affairs for the benefit of the Greek Catholic Community, and under the editorship of His Grace Archbishop GEORGE HAKIM. Dated this 17th day of February, 1944. H. C. HOLME (K/15/43) for Chief Secretary.

TOWN^LAN JERUSALEM REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordin­ ance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Jerusalem District Regional Local Building and Town Planning Commission, c/o the Town Planning Adviser's Office, Jerusalem, a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. RJ/16—of the land of Hakfar Haivri Society in Neve Ya'aqov, together with the plan annexed thereto. The boundaries of the scheme are : — North: Hakfar Haivri; East: Hakfar Haivri; South: Wadi; West: Derwish Fakiyeh and Partners. The copy of the said scheme and the plan arc open for inspection by any person in­ terested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, build­ ings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at, the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 4th February, 1944. EOBERT NEWTON ׳ .Gaz/3/40) Chairman, Jerusalem District Building and Town Planning •Commission)

— .״, t6wnTlANNING~C^INANCE1936 PETAH TIQVA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Petah Tiqva Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 55 — T. Tchprutt, together with the plan annexed thereto. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 175

The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of publication, of-this notice in! the Gazette. •... 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission. ׳' ' ~ ~־ ".TQW^TPLTNNING ORDINANCE, 1936 ------~ LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 16 of tne Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Local Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv) a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. R/104 — Maler Brothers, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the; said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. ׳. 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECH .Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission ׳; (Gaz/8/40)

r~~" ""TOWN PLANNING O^JJINANCE7I936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 16 of the Town "Planning Ordinance, ,1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Local Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv) a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. R/114 — NY Baron & Partners, together with the plan annexed thereto. - The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) : Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission

; • • • .TOWN^LANNIN^O^Dl¥ANC.E, 1936 " • ׳•••••• ~~~ LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. ' NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Local Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv) a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. R/122 — British & Colonial States Ltd.j together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission, within two months from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. . , . E. CHUECH . , . ,. (Gaz/8/40). Chairman, ,Lydda •District "Building, and. Town _i?Zom^ttg'"Cpmmm«o»> 176 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 24th February, 1944

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. . LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Local Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv) a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. R/140 — Kiryath Hayeshiva Ltd., together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. B. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Toicn Planning Commission. —־־—• ^^¥TOVv~־ ~ JAFFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Jaffa Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. M/318—, Mozes and Sheikh 'Ali, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40)' Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. TEL AVIV TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Tel Aviv Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 150 — Karwassarsky & Haims, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. - : PETAH TIQVA TOWN PLANNING AREA. , NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Petah Tiqva Local 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 177

Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 35 — R. Spector & Partners, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. PETAH TIQVA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Petah Tiqva Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 56 — Heirs of A. Wolf, togther with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. B. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. PETAH TIQVA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the. Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Petah Tiqva Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 57 — of Water Supply Cooperative (Kfar Ganim), together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. PETAH TIQVA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Petah Tiqva Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 58 — M. Goldstein, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of 178 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO'. 2. 24th February, 1944

the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. B. CHURCH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

.TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936 ־ i; HERZLIYA TOWN PLANNING AREA. ., NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Herzliya Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 22 — Mrs. Rivka Bak, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notiee in the Gazette...... 14th February, 1944. B. CHURCH (Gaz/8/40); Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HERZLIYA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Herzliya Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 23 — Aliya Land Development Co. Ltd., together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1911. B. CHURCH .Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission '''־'. ".'(Gaz/8/40)

.M ' • : TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936 ;'׳ :־:•' HERZLIYA TOWN PLANNING AREA.

. : . NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Herzliya Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 24 — A. Biberman, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of; charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land,? buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice ^ ״ : ׳"•" .in the Gazette i4th:FelirtfafyVl944. 11. CHURCH K> ..." Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission '' <'•"׳'•׳•(Gaz78/40)" 24th February,: 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. .1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 179

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. :; .,

[ •''"> !'.S׳,-: ^ .HERZLIYA TOWN PLANNING AREA •.:׳־.. ׳ .NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town 'Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Herzliya Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 25 — Pinhas Martshevsky, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may; lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E. CHUECII (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission. TOWN PLANNINGORDINANCE, 1936. ~~ '. '• .';/ :. . HERZLIYA TOWN PLANNING AREA. , NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town. Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Herzliya Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 26 — Gerson Steinberg, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E, CHUECH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission.

~ .YQWN PLAj^jING ORDINANCE71936־ HERZLIYA TOWN PLANNING AREA. • . •׳ ..׳:.. .NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME ••:•־•:־•.•... NOTICE IS'HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Herzliya Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scherne entitled Scheme No. 27 — Meyer Chelouche, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copies of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. E. CHUECH׳ .14th February, 1944 (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission'. ~~—TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. jj : ^ LYDDA TOWN PLANNING AREA. >.-.:'• • ' NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A MODIFICATION OF AN OUTLINE SCHEME. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 19 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda Local Building and Town Planning Commission, together with the plan annexed thereto, a copy of a modification, resolved upon by the Lydda District Building and.Town 180 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 24th February, 1944

Planning Commission, of the Lydda Outline Scheme, notice of the grant by the High Commissioner of authority for the putting into force whereof was published in the Gazette No. 241 of the 16th August, 1929, at page 901. The copy of the said modification, together with plan annexed thereto, is open for inspection by any person intereseted free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said modification may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 14th February, 1944. E. CHURCH (Gaz/8/40) Chairman, Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission. ————— URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1940. ~~ ~ ~~ URBAN AREA OF RAMALLAH (INCLUDING EL BIRA). NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF VALUATION LISTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Revision Committee having duly recorded their valuation of the properties which have become assessable and whose valuation has been revised since the publication of the last valuation lists of the blocks detailed herebelow in the Urban Area of Ramallah (including El Bira), the valuation lists of such assessable properties have now been deposited for inspection at the office of the Assistant District Commissioner, Ramallah. Blocks Nos. Quarter Blocks Nos. Quarter 31001 Dar Ibrahim 31013 Ein Mizrah 31002 Karm Ali 31015 Khallet Juheish 31003 El Qudeira 31017 Dar Jiries 31004 El Sharafa 31018 El Shaqara 31005 S'hi'b El Ja'ar 31019 El Urqan 31006 Hablat Zaid 31020 El Mar jama 31008 Hablat Zaid 31060 Sabiha 31009 Ras Hussein 31061 Ras Et Tahouna 31010 Ras Hussein 31089 El Sharafa 31011 Shi'b El Madina 31070 El Sharafa 31012 Shi'b El Madina Objections may be lodged in writing (on forms obtainable from the District Offices, Ramallah) with the Revision Committee within a period of thirty days from the date of this publication. Dated this 24th day of February, 1944. R. C. H. GREIG (Gaz/38/40) Assistant District Commissioner, Jerusalem District. •.:: . URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1940. URBAN AREA OF BETHLEHEM—REVISION. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF VALUATION LISTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Revision Committee having duly recorded their valuation of the properties which have become assessable and whose valuation has been revised since the publication of the last valuation lists of the blocks detailed herebelow in the Urban Area of Bethlehem, the valuation lists of such assessable properties have been deposited for inspection at the office of the Assistant District Commissioner, Jeru• salem Rural Division. Blocks Nos. Quarter Blocks Nos. Quarter 28011 Qubur el Atfal 28024 Najajreh 28018 ElBassa 28028 Dheisheh. 28023 Wad Luhrubeh & Quos Zarara 24th February,, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO, 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 181

Objections may be lodged in writing (on forms obtainable from the District Offices) with the Assessment Committee within a period of thirty days from the date of this publication. Dated this 24th day of February, 1944.

; ־ E. C. H. GEEIG (Gaz/22/40) Assistant District Commissioner, Jerusalem Rural Division. ~ ' .URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1940 ~~ : ־ URBAN AREA OK BEIT SAHUR—REVISION. NOTICE OP PUBLICATION OF VALUATION LISTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Revision Committee having duly recorded their valuation of the properties which have become assessable and whose valuation has been revised since the publication of the last valuation lists of the blocks detailed herebelow in the Urban Area of Beit Sahur, the valuation lists of such assessable properties have been deposited for inspection at the office of the Assistant District Commissioner, Jeru­ salem Rural Division. Block No. Quarter Block No. Quarter 28002 El Mihwarah and Er Ras 28003 Es Souk. Objections may be lodged in writing (on forms obtainable from the District Offices) with the Assessment Committee within a period of thirty days from the date of this publication. Dated this 24th day of February, 1944. Y R. C. H. GEEIG (Gaz/22/40) Assistant District Commissioner, Jerusalem Rural Division.

URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1940. URBAN AREA OF BEIT JALA—REVISION. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF VALUATION LISTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Revision Committee having duly recorded their valuation of the properties which have become assessable and whose valuation has been revised since the publication of the last valuation lists of the blocks detailed •herebelow in the Urban Area of Beit Jala, the valuation lists of such assessable properties have been deposited for inspection at the office of the Assistant District Commissioner, Jeru­ salem Rural Division. Blocks Nos. Quarter Blocks Nos. Quarter 28038 Ed Deir 28040 Es Sama'neh 28039 Esh Sharafeh and El Marah 28041 Es Sarar. Objections may be lodged in writing (on forms obtainable from the :District Offices) with the Assessment Committee within a period of thirty days from the date of this publication. Dated this 24th day of February, 1944. E. C. H. GEEIG (Gaz/22/40) Assistant District Commissioner, Jerusalem Rural Division.

URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1940. URBAN AREA OF NATANYA. NOTICE OF POSTING OF THE VALUATION LISTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Revision Committee having duly recorded their valu­ ation of property in Blocks Nos. 8258, 8259, 8261, 8262, 8263, 8264, 8265, 8266, 8268, 8269 and 8270, the valuation lists have been deposited at the offices of the Assistant District Commissioner, Natanya, on the 10th February, 1944. 182 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 24th February, 1944

'Objections may be lodged in writing (on the form obtainable from the Assistant Dis­ trict Commissioner's Office) with the Revision Committee within a period of 30 days from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette. 17th February, 1944. W. J. A. LIVINGSTONE (Gaz/11/40) Assistant District Commissioner, Natanya.

LAND (SETTLEMENT OF TITLE) ORDINANCET "~ :~ NOTICE OF POSTING OF SCHEDULES OF RIGHTS FOR MASHA' SHARES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the schedules of rights to land for Masha' shares in the village and settlement area scheduled hereunder, and for the localities mentioned, have been posted at the office of the Area Settlement Officer concerned and at the District Offices of the Sub-District in which the village is situated, in accordance with section 33(2) of the Ordinance, Settlement Settlement Village Sub-District Area Office at Names of localities

Majdal Gaza Gaza Gaza Bazza—Rub' Zaqqut Bazza—Rub' Shaqqura Bazza—Rub' el Madhun

12th February, 1944. M. C. BENNETT (Gaz/1/40) Director of Land Settlement. LAND (SETTLEMENT OF TITLE) ORDINANCE. NOTICE OF POSTING OF SCHEDULES OF RIGHTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the schedules of rights to land in the villages and settle­ ment areas scheduled hereunder, and for the registration blocks mentioned, have been posted at the offices of the Area Settlement Officers concerned and at the District Offices of the Sub-Districts in which the villages are situated, in accordance with section 33(2) of the Ordinance.

Settlement Nos. of Registration Village Sub-District Settlement Area Office at Blocks

Et Tira Haifa Haifa Haifa 10694, 10701 and 10706 El Mazar Haifa Haifa Haifa 10564, 10565 and 10566 Ed Damun Acre Acre . Haifa 18069 15th February, 1944. M. C. BENNETT (Gaz/1/40) Director of Land Settlement. {IMPORT, EXP ORT AND CUSTOMS POWERS (DEFENCE) ORDINANCE, 1939. NOTICE UNDER SECTION 6. Beersheba Seizure Note No. 110/43. Whereas the goods listed hereunder have been brought to Wadi el Jeib area for the purpose of being exported to Trans-Jordan contrary to section 2 of the Licensing of Exports Order, 1940, that is without an export licence granted by the Director of Customs, Excise and Trade or any Competent Authority: 277 kgs. of cotton yarn seized from Farhan Ismaihan Enaimi and Awad Irshaid Enaimi, both from Trans-Jordan I hereby give notice under section 6 of the Import, Export and Customs Powers (Defence) Ordinance, 1939, that the above goods have been forfeited to the Government :׳: '"־:'־ .of Palestine under section 5(1) of the said Ordinance ' " B. W. B. BELT • (Gaz/48/40) Director, Customs, Excise and Trade. 24.th'February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 183

FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 4.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 4 of the Food No. 4 of 1942. Control Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.M.G., C.B.E., Food Controller, do hereby order as follows: — 1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Sardines) (Move­ Citation. ment Restriction) Order, 1944. i 2. In this •Order, unless the context otherwise requires— Interpretation. "Lorry" means any kind of wheeled transport propelled or drawn by mechanical power and used, or intended to be used, for the con­ veyance of goods or persons on any road, and includes taxis or •: private cars, and also includes a vehicle drawn by a lorry as herein v denned, j

3. —(1) No person shall move for the purpose of sale any fresh sar­ Movement of dines by lorry or rail out of or within the Safad Sub-District of the sardines by Galilee District, save under the authority of and in accordance with the lorry or rail terms of a Written permit issued by or on behalf of the District Control" in a certain ler, Galilee District. area subject to (2) The onus of proof to establish that any movement of sardines permit. takes place for any purpose other than that of sale shall be upon the person effecting the movement.

4. In the event of any contravention of this Order, any person who, Penalty. under the provisions of the Food Control Ordinance, 1942, is guilty No. 4 of 1942. of an offence in respect of such contravention is liable, on conviction, to the penalties provided in that Ordinance.

5. This Oijder shall come into force on the date of its publication in Commencement. the Gazette:

G. WALSH 21st February, 1944. Food Controller.

FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 4.

.of 1942 ׳ IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 4 of the Food Con­ No.4 trol Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.M.G., C.B.E., Food Con­ troller, do hereby order as follows:— 1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Fresh Fruits and Citation. Fresh Vegetables) (Amendment) Order (No. 3), 1944, and shall be read as one with the Food Control (Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables) Gaz: 7.10.43, Order, 1943, hereinafter referred to as "the principal Order".: p. 931. 2. The Second Schedule attached to the principal Order (as enacted Amendment of by the Food Control (Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables) Order, 1944, the Second and by the Food Control (Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables) Schedule to the (Amendment) Order (No. 2), 1944), shall be amended as follows: — principal Order. (a) by the deletion of the expressions "27", "28";and "33" appearing Gaz: 6.1.44, p. 12. in Columns II, IV and VI opposite the item Carrots and the sub­ Gaz: 3.2A4, .respec­ p. 112 ,"30״ stitution therefor of the expressions "24", "25" and tively; j (b) by the deletion of the items "Ware Potatoes" and "Bananas" and all particulars relating thereto and the substitution therefor of the following: — 184 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 24th February, 1944

COLUMN I COLUMN II COLUMN III COLUMN IV COLUMN V COLUMN VI » .i ^ ־5׳ "־* c׳ ^ 5׳ n o s> "o S g *«IM

COMMODITY store. ling price. saler's premises. wholesaler's store. wholesaler's store. vv noiesaier s maximum vv noiesaier s maximum whichever is the loi maximum selling pric maximum selling pric Wholesaler's maximum ling price, fre e on \ gin over his pure) margin over his purchc whichever is the lower, margin over his purchc whichever is the lower, Retailer's maximum Producer's maximum ing price or over produce! ing price or over produce! Retailer's maximum price or over wholet maximum selling ling price, ex wholet Mils per Mils per Mils per Mils per Mils per Kilogramme Kilogramme Kilogramme Kilogramme Kilogramme "Ware Potatoes (a) throughout the country with the excep­ tion of the Jerusalem District and the Jenin and Nablus Sub- Districts of the Samaria District. 44 45 5 50 (b) in the Jerusalem District and in the Jenin and Nablus Sub- Districts of the Sama­ ria District. 46 47 5 52 Bananas 65 10 75 20 95

Commencement. 3. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Gazette. G, WALSH 22nd February, 1944. Food Controller. EXPLANATORY NOTE. The above Order reduces the maximum prices for carrots as follows: Producer's selling price 24 mils per kg. instead of 27 mils, wholesaler's selling price 25 mils per kg. instead of 28 mils, and retailer's selling price 30 mils per kg. instead of 33 mils. This adjustment is made in consideration of seasonal fluctuation in the carrot production. For potatoes, the increased price which prevails in the Jerusalem District is made ap­ plicable in the Jenin and Nablus Sub-Districts of the Samaria District owing to their also being :mountainous areas of consumption to which potatoes are being transported at increased cost. In regard to bananas, the position is at present the subject of a general survey. For the time being; however, the above order fixes a new price which is the result of a tempor­ ary compromise decided upon in pursuance of negotiations with the trade which were conducted subsequent to the latest fixation of maximum prices for bananas.

FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ! ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 4. No. 4 of 1942. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 4 of the Food Control Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, CM.G., C.B.E., Food Controller, do hereby order as follows: — 185

1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Maximum Prices Citation; for Milk Powder) Order, 1944. 2. —(1) No person shall sell or purchase, or offer or agree to purchase, Maximum price. any milk powder at a price exceeding the maximum price applicable in accordance with'the Schedule to this Order. (2) The onus of proof to establish his purchase price shall be upon the wholesaler or retailer, as the case may be. 3. In connection with the sale of any milk powder, no person shall Fictitious trans• enter, or offer or agree to enter, into any fictitious or artificial trans• actions, etc. action, or make or demand any unreasonable charge. 4. —(1) The provisions of this Order are subject to any directions, Special authorisations, permits, licences or exemptions which at any time may directions, etc. be given or granted by the Controller or by any person authorised reserved. by him in that regard. (2) Every person holding an authorisation, permit, licence or ex• emption granted under this Order shall comply with every condition imposed by such authorisation, permit, licence or exemption. 5. In the event of any contravention of this Order, any person who, Penalty. under the provisions of the Food Control Ordinance, 1942, is guilty No. 4 of 1942. of an offence in respect of such contravention is liable, on conviction, to the penalties provided in that Ordinance. 6. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication in Commencement. the Gazette. SCHEDULE.

COLUMN 1 COLUMN II COLUMN III COLUMN IV COLUMN V saler's store. tailer's store. wholesaler's store. :. Agents' - stores, Haifa. Agents' maximum selling Wholesaler's maximum sel• Wholesaler's maximum including container, ex tainer, ex Government price or over Government gramme net weight, ex re• Retailer's maximum selling price, per kilogramme net weight; ex retailer's store. metric ton, including con• lower, per metric ton, in• cluding container, ex whole• ling price per metric ton, Retailer's maximum mar• or over wholesaler's maxi• mum selling price, which• •margin over his purchase price, whichever is the gin over his purchase price ever is the lower, per kilo• mum selling price, per Government Agents' maxi•

300 pounds 15 pounds 315 pounds 45 mils 360 mils

G. WALSH 22nd February, 1944. Food Controller.

FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 3. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 3 of the Food Con- No. 4 of 1942. trol Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.M.G., C.B.E., Food Con• troller, do hereby order as follows : — 1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Controlled Articles) Citation: Order, 1944. 186

Commodity 2. The following commodity is hereby declared to be a controlled declared con- article throughout Palestine for the purposes of the Food Control trolled article. Ordinance^ 1942: — of 1942. NUTS 4׳ .No Commencement. 3- This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Gazette. G. WALSH 22nd February, 1944. Food Controller. FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 4.

No. 4 of 1942. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 4 of the Food Control Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, CM.G., C.B.E., Food Controller, do hereby order as follows: —

Citation. 1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Dried Fruits and Nuts) (Disposal and Returns) Order, 1944. Prohibition. 2. Save, under the authority of and in accordance with the terms of a written permit issued by or on behalf of the Controller, no person shall dispose of any dried fruits or nuts imported into Palestine by him or on his behalf after the 1st day of March, 1944. Eeturn. 3. Any person by whom or on whose behalf any dried fruits or nuts are imported into Palestine after the 1st day of March, 1944, shall supply the Food Controller, P.O.B. 1248, Jerusalem, within seven days of the importation of such goods with a return in writing stating the variety or varieties of the goods imported, the respective quantities, the cost price, and the number of the relevant import licence. Penalty. 4. Any infringement of this Order is an offence under the Food No. 4 of 1942. Control Ordinance, 1942. Com mencement. 5. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Gazette. G. WALSH 22nd February, 1944. Food Controller.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. ORDER BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 46. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 46 of the Gaz: 26.8.39, Defence Regulations, 1939, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.M.G., C.B.E., Food p. 659. Controller, being a Competent Authority for the purposes of the said Regulation, do hereby order as follows : — Citation. 1• This Order may be cited as the Defence (Control of Macaroni) Gaz: 18.6.42, (Amendment) Order, 1944, and shall be read as one with the Defence p. 1017;: (Control of Macaroni) Order, 1942, hereinafter referred to as "the principal Order". Amendment of 2• The First Schedule to the principal Order shall be amended by the First the substitution of the expression "Jaffa" for the expression "Tel Schedule to the Aviv" appearing in Column No. 2 opposite the item "Manah". principal Order. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication in 3׳ Commencement the Gazette. G. WALSH 22nd February, 1944. Food Controller. Competent Authority. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. •1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 187

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. DEFENCE (UTILITY GOODS) ORDER, 1942, NOTICE OF A SCHEME UNDER PARAGRAPH 3. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that, in exercise of the powers vested in me by paragraph 3 of the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942, I, JOHN Gaz:i5.10.42, LESLIE FLETCHER, Controller of Light Industries, have made the fol- p. 1597. lowing Scheme: — 1. CITATION OF THIS SCHEME. This Scheme may be cited as the Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles of Stationery) Scheme, 1944. 2. OBJECT OF THIS SCHEME. The object of this Scheme is to provide for the manufacture of ar­ ticles of stationery and their distribution to schools, institutions, • and the public. With a view to achieving that object, paper will be allocated from time to time by the Controller for the manufacture of the articles of stationery to which this Scheme applies and the manufacture of such articles will be entrusted to licensed manufacturers of paper articles who have been licensed as such under the Defence (Control of Paper, Gaz: 21.7.43, Office Machines, and Stationery and Office Equipment) Order, 1943. p• 658. 3. SCOPE OF THIS SCHEME, This Scheme shall apply to the following articles of stationery, namely: — Exercise books Writing paper Writing pads Copy paper in packets and all such other articles of stationery as may be set out from time to time in a notice given by the Controller and published in the Gazette. 4. RESERVED GOODS. The following goods shall be reserved goods as from the time specified hereunder and shall, as from such time, be used or treated only for the purpose of the manufacture of Utility articles of stationery therefrom :׳•-;•׳••׳:. —:in accordance with the provisions of this Scheme GOODS TIME (i) Any paper purchased or removed by virtue of a The date of release permit granted under the Defence (Control such purchase Gaz: 21.7.43, of Paper, Office Machines, and Stationery and or removal. p. 658. , Office Equipment) Order, 1943. (ii) Any paper in the course of manufacture for When manu- purposes of any Utility articles of stationery. facture start­ ed. (iii) Any paper declared to be reserved goods for the The date of purposes of this Scheme by any supervising officer, such declara- - . tion. 5. STAMPING OF UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY. Every licensed manufacturer shall stamp, or cause to be stamped, in the form contained in the Second Schedule to this Scheme, the articles of stationery specified and described in the First Schedule to this Scheme immediately upon the manufacture thereof in pursuance of this Scheme, so as to indicate the following particulars relating to any Utility article of stationery: — (a) The fact that it is a Utility article of stationery.v THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 24th February, 1944

(b) The name of the licensed manufacturer thereof; (c) The general price of such article ; (d) The month and year in which it was manufactured. The articles of stationery specified and described in the First Schedule to this Scheme shall be Utility goods for the purposes of the Order, from the time of being stamped in accordance with the pro­ visions of this paragraph. 6. SALE OF UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY BY LICENSED MANUFACTURERS. (1) No licensed manufacturer shall sell or agree or offer to sell any Utility articles of stationery except to the Government of Palestine, any institution or school or any licensed retail stationer. (2) No licensed manufacturer shall during any three consecutive calendar months sell or agree or offer to sell to any one licensed retail stationer or to any one institution or school and no licensed retail stationer, institution or school shall during any three consecutive calendar months purchase any Utility articles of stationery the total value whereof exceeds sixty Palestine pounds, save under the authority of and in accordance with the terms of a special permit granted by any supervising officer. (3) No licensed manufacturer shall sell any Utility articles of stationery to the Government of Palestine, any institution or school or to a licensed retailer, save at the reduced prices applicable to such articles specified in the First Schedule to this Scheme. (4) For the avoidance of doubt it is hereby declared that sub-para­ graph (3) of this paragraph does not apply to the sale of any articles of stationery manufactured under the provisions of the revoked Scheme prior to the date of the coming into force of this Scheme. SALE OF UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY BY LICENSED .7׳ RETAIL STATIONERS. (1) No licensed retail stationer shall purchase from any person any Utility articles of stationery unless, at the time of such purchase, there are endorsed on the back of the stationery licence granted to him under the Defence (Control of Paper, Office Machines, and Stationery and Office Equipment) Order, 1943, the following particulars, namely: — (a) date of purchase ; (6) name of seller; (e) variety of stationery purchased ; (d) quantity of stationery purchased, and.the seller confirms the correctness of such endorsement by affixing his signature thereto. (2) No licensed retail stationer shall sell any Utility articles of stationery to any person other than a consumer. (3) No licensed retail stationer shall refuse to sell any Utility articles of stationery to a consumer without showing reasonable cause for such refusal. (4) No licensed retail stationer shall sell to any consumer a quantity of Utility articles of stationery exceeding the quantity reasonably re­ quired by such consumer. (5) No licensed retail stationer shall sell any Utility article of stationery to any person save at the general prices specified therefor in the First Schedule to this Scheme. , ! 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

(6) For the avoidance of doubt it is hereby declared that sub-para• graph (5) of this paragraph does not apply to the sale of any articles of stationery manufactured under the provisions of the revoked Scheme prior to the date of the coming into force of this Scheme.

8. COMPOSITE BUSINESSES. Whenever a business which deals in Utility articles of stationery under this Scheme consists of a manufacturing branch and/or retail branch every such branch shall be deemed, for the purposes of this Scheme, to be a separate business.

9. EXCESSIVE QUANTITY OF UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY. No person other than a licensed manufacturer or licensed retail stationer shall have in his possession or under his control any quantity of Utility articles of stationery exceeding a quantity reasonably re• quired by him as a consumer, unless such person can show good cause for having in his possession or under his control such a quantity of Utility articles of stationery. 10. EXAMINATION BY INSPECTORS. Any inspector may at any time examine the use, treatment or manu• facture of reserved goods or Utility articles of stationery, and for that purpose may enter and inspect any premises of any licensed manu• facturer or. licensed retail stationer or any premises wherein or whereon he has reason to believe that such reserved goods are stored or such articles are manufactured.

11. "B" ARTICLES OF STATIONERY. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Scheme, if a supervis• ing officer is of the opinion that any articles manufactured under this Scheme do not conform to the size or description specified in the First Schedule to this Scheme, or to the quality specified in any instruction issued under paragraph 12 of this Scheme, he may— (a) declare such articles of stationery to be "B" articles of station• ery and direct any licensed manufacturer to stamp them with a stamp in a form approved by him, containing the letter "B" and the price at which such articles of stationery should be sold; and (6) direct such licensed manufacturer to sell or offer for sale such articles of stationery to such persons and at such prices as the supervising officer may deem fit. 12. POWERS OF SUPERVISING OFFICERS AND DUTY OF PERSONS TO COMPLY WITH THIS SCHEME. Any supervising officer may give directions under the Order or this Scheme and may also issue instructions relating to the quality or quantity of paper or other material which is to be used by any licensed manufacturer for the purposes of this Scheme, or any other matter incidental thereto. Any such direction or instruction may be com• municated to the manufacturer to whom it applies through any inspec• tor or in any other manner which a supervising officer may deem fit, and it shall be the duty of any manufacturer to whom any direction is given or instruction issued under the Order or this Scheme to com• ply therewith. 13. AMENDMENT OF THIS SCHEME. This Scheme may be amended, varied, rescinded or revoked by any other Scheme which may be made or approved by the Controller from 190 THE PALESTINE •-GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 24th February, 1944

time to time and shall be subject to any directions given under para­ graph 14 of the Order and to any conditions contained in: •any licence or permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller under the Order.

14. INTERPRETATION OF THIS SCHEME. In this Scheme, unless the context otherwise requires— (1) "Institution" means any public or charitable institution, whether incorporated or unincorporated. (2) "Licensed manufacturer" means any person who is authorised to manufacture Utility articles of stationery. (3) "Licensed retail stationer" means any person authorised to deal in Utility articles of stationery by way of retail. (4) "Reduced price" and "general price" mean respectively the re­ duced price and general price specified in the First Schedule to this Scheme. (5) "Revoked Scheme" means the Scheme revoked by paragraph 15 of this Scheme. (6) "Stamp" includes print. (7) "Supervising officer" means any officer appointed by the Con­ troller to be a supervising officer for the purpose of carrying this Scheme into effect. Gaz: 15.10.42, (8) "The Order" means the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942. p. 1597. (9) "This Scheme" includes any direction or instruction given or issued under the Order or this Scheme. (10) "Utility articles of stationery" means articles of stationery which are Utility Goods in accordance with paragraph 5 of this Scheme. Every reference contained in this Scheme to any school or institution shall be construed as referring to every member of the managing body of such school or institution. Words used in this Scheme shall, unless the context otherwise re­ quires, have the same meaning as they have in the Order. The provisions of this Scheme are in addition to and not in deroga­ tion of the provisions contained in any Order made by the Controller Gaz: 26.8.39 under the Defence Regulations, 1939. p. 659. 15. REVOCATION. Gaz: .18.3.43, The Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles of Stationery) Scheme, 1943, is p. 235. hereby revoked, except in so far as it applies to any articles of station­ ery which have been manufactured under its provisions prior to the coming into force of. this Scheme.

16. PUBLICATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF THIS SCHEME. This Scheme shall be published in the Gazette and upon its being so published it shall come into force and every person or firm to whom or to which it applies shall be deemed to have notice thereof and shall ; ־ «..., .comply therewith FIRST SCHEDULE.

(1) (2) .(3) (4) (5) Number of Maximum Prices of Articles of Stationery Article of sheets or Size of sheets Description of sheets or leaves Stationery leaves or leaves and method of manufacture Reduced Price General Price

SP.mils £ P.mils 1. EXERCISE 16 leaves 15| cms. x 20 Ruled with squares or horizontal lines, 8.000 per 1000 0.010 each BOOKS 32 leaves cms. on each side of each leaf. To be manu• 13.600 per 1000 0.017 each factured from a well sized white writing paper of not less than 45 grammes per square metre in substance. Each ex• ercise book shall be completely covered on both sides with a strong smooth paper of not less than 75 grammes per square metre. Each book shall be bound in not less than two places by stitching wire or thread.

2. WRITING, 50 sheets 16 ems. x 21 Ruled on one side of the paper only by 24.000 per 1000 0.033 each PADS cms. horizontal lines to the base of each sheet, Airmail commencing 3 cms. from the top of each quality sheet at a distance of 7 mms. from one line to another. To be manufactured from a well sized writing paper of not less than 30 grammes and not more than 35 grammes per square metre in subst• ance. Each writing pad shall be covered on the top side by a strong smooth paper of not less than 75 grammes per square metre, and the bottom side shall be backed by a board whose substance is not less than 550 grammes per square metre.

Standard 50 sheets 16 cms. x 21 Plain sheets to be manufactured from a 26.750 per 1000 0.036 each quality cms. well sized writing paper of a woodfree quality of not less than 60 grammes per square metre in substance. Each writing pad shall be covered on the top side by (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Number of Maximum Prices of Articles of Stationery Article of sheets or Size of sheets Description of sheets or leaves Stationery leaves or leaves and method of manufacture Reduced Price General Price £ P.mils £ P.mils a strong smooth paper of not less than 75 grammes per square metre, and the bottom side shall be backed by a board whose substance is not less than 550 gram­ mes per square metre.

3. Writing 25 sheets 15h cms. x 20 Ruled by horizontal lines to the base of 11.000 per 1000 0.815 mils paper in 25 sheets cms. each sheet, commencing 2£ cms. from the 7.000 per 1000 0.810 mils packets or top of each sheet at a distance of 7 nuns, pads from one line to another to be manu­ factured from a well sized white writing paper of woodfree quality of not less than 50 grammes per square metre in substance. Each packet to be bound by a strip of stout paper of 3 cms. width around the narrow way of the sheets or labelled by a sheet of paper which is not less than half the size of the packet, provided that one end is gummed to the top side of the packet and the sheets contained therein are fastened in like manner into the form of a pad.

4. Copy paper 500 sheets 20 x 33 cms. To be manufactured from a well sized 0.305 per packet 0.410 per packet in packets 500 sheets 20 x 25 cms. writing paper of not less than 30 gram­ 0.220 per packet 0.300 per packet x 20 cms. mes and not more than 35 grammes per 0.060 per packet 0.085 per packet 121־ sheets 250 square metre in substance. Each 500 or 250 sheets shall be completely wrapped and sealed at both ends in stout paper. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 193

SECOND SCHEDULE. FORM OF STAMPING OF A UTILITY ARTICLE OF STATIONERY.

UTILITY STATIONERY W.S.B. Maximum Price Mils. Name of Licensed Manufacturer Month and Year of Manufacture

(The following should be stamped on the cover of Utility writing pads standard quality:

FOR ECONOMY WRITE ON BOTH SIDES).

J. L. FLETCHER 12th February, 1944. Controller of Light Industries.

EXPLANATORY NOTE. This Scheme is similar to the Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles of Stationery) Scheme, 1943, which it replaces, and it has been rendered necessary by the decision to allow more manufacturers to participate in the Scheme and the need for a slight increase in prices of some of the articles concerned by reason of increased cost of raw material. The spec• ifications of the various articles have also been slightly changed in the interests of economy of manufacture and use. It should be noted that the Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles of Stationery) Scheme, 1943, will continue to apply to any articles of stationery manufactured in pursuance of its provisions before the coming into force of this Scheme. _ _ pENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. " DEFENCE (UTILITY GOODS) ORDER, 1942. NOTICE BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER PARAGRAPH 13. IN EXERCISE of: the powers vested in me by paragraph 13 of the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Con• Gaz: 15.10.42, troller of Light Industries, do hereby give notice as follows: — p. 1597. 1. This Notice may be cited as the Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles Citation. of Stationery) (Returns) Notice, 1944. 2. Words used in this Notice have the same meaning as they have Interpretation. in the Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles of Stationery) Scheme, 1944. Gaz: 24.2.44. p. 187. 3. Every licensed manufacturer shall not later than the tenth day Request to of every calendar month furnish the Controller with the following two furnish certain separate returns in writing signed by him, namely — returns. (a) a complete and correct return relating to the manufacture of stationery by such manufacturer during the calendar month pre• ceding the month during which the return is made in the form set out in the First Schedule to this Request; (o) a complete and correct return relating to the sale or disposal of Utility articles of stationery by such manufacturer during the calendar month preceding the month during which the return is made in the form set out in the Second Schedule to this Request. 4. This Notice shall come into force on the date of its publication Commencement. in the Gazette. FIRST SCHEDULE. Name and address of licensed manufacturer Month and year to which the return applies

Exercise Books Writing Pads Writing Paper in packets , Copy Paper in packets 16 leaves 32 leaves "Airmail" 'Standard'' 15^x20 cms. llJxlSJ cms. 20x33 cms. 20x25 cms. 12^x20 cms. Number of each type of each variety produced —: Amount in kilogrammes used for the manufacture of 3ach variety — — Amount in kilogrammes of the paper remaining in stock

Size of paper 1 i ~־ Substance of paper - Variety of paper SECOND SCHEDULE. Name and address of licensed manufacturer Month and year to which the return applies

Number of Articles of Stationery sold ft! to to Writing Paper in Name and Exercise Books Writing Pads Copy Paper in packets Place of packets purchaser il valut irticles wld 15JX20 20x33 20x25 15^X20 "o 16 leaves 32 leaves "Airmail" 'Standard" cms. cms. cms. cms. cms. EH ° 1 1 J. L. FLETCHER Controller of Light Industries. 24th February, 1944 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1319—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 195

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. . DEFENCE (CONTROL OF CHEMICALS) ORDER, 1943. NOTICE BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER PARAGRAPH 7.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by paragraph 7 of the De• Gaz: 1.4.43, fence (Control of Chemicals) Order, 1943, I, CHRISTOPHER WILSON p. 306. BROWN, C.B.E., M.C., Controller of Heavy Industries, do hereby give notice as follows : — 1. This Notice may be cited as the Defence (Control of Chemicals) Citation. (Maximum Prices and Manner of Sale of Palestine Sulphuric Acid and Oleum) (Amendment) Notice, 1944, and shall be read as one with the Defence (Control of Chemicals) (Maximum Prices and Manner of Gaz: 29.7.43, Sale of Palestine Sulphuric Acid and Oleum) Notice, 1943, herein• p. •717. after referred to as "the principal Notice". 2. The Schedule to the principal Notice shall be revoked and the Revocation and following shall be substituted therefor: — replacement of the Schedule to the principal "SCHEDULE. Notice.

WHOLESALE. RETAIL. Delivery to be made in Delivery to be made in containers belonging to containers belonging to the purchaser at works the purchaser at the or at the stores of the stores of the retailer and Sole Distributor in in quantities of less than Haifa and in quantities 500 kilogrammes per sale. of not less than 500 kilo• grammes per sale. Unit per 1000 kilogrammes Unit per kilogramme

Palestine Sulphuric Acid (Com• mercial) £P.14.100 28 mils Palestine Sulphuric Acid (Settled Quality) £P.15.000 29 mils Palestine Oleum £P. 15.000

3. This Notice shall come into force on the 1st day of March, 1944. Commencement.

C. WILSON BROWN Controller of Heavy Industries.