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Supplement Iso. 2 to C^E ^Alegtwe Œa?Ette $0. Ion of 90} Fanuar^ 1941 Supplement ISo. 2 to C^e ^alegtwe Œa?ette $0. ion of 90} fanuar^ 1941. LAND (EXPROPRIATION) ORDINANCE. NOTICE. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in exercise of the powers vested in the High Com• missioner by section 2 of the Land (Expropriation) Ordinance, the High Commis• sioner has certified that the excavation at the Megiddo Antiquity site situated within the boundaries of El Lajjun village in the Sub-District of Jenin is an undertaking of a public nature within the meaning of section 2 of the Land (Expropriation) Ordinance. A plan of the land affected may be inspected at the offices of the Assistant District Commissioner, Jenin, and the Director of Land Registration, Jerusalem. By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHERSON 31st December, 1940. , Chief Secretary. (B/80/31) LAND (EXPROPRIATION) ORDINANCE. NOTICE. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in exercise of the powers vested in the High Com• missioner by section 2 of the Land (Expropriation) Ordinance, the High Com• missioner has certified that the construction of an extension for the Animal Quarantine Station at Samakh in the Sub-District of Tiberias is an undertaking of a public nature within the meaning of section 2 of the Land (Expropriation) Ordinance. — 61 — — 62 — A plan of the land affected may be inspected at the offices of the Assistant District Commissioner, Tiberias, and the Director of Land Eegistration, Jeru• salem. By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHERSON 31st December, 1940. Chief Secretary. (A/115/33) PRESS ORDINANCE. NOTICE OP GRANT OF A PERMIT TO KEEP A PRINTING PRESS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a permit No. TA/6 has been granted on the 23rd day of December, 1940, under the hand of the District Commissioner, Lydda District, to MR. SIMCHA ROTFELD HOCHBERG, residing at 7, Shlomo Hamelech Street, Tel Aviv, to keep a printing press situated at Shlomo Hamelech Street, Tel Aviv, and known as the "Hochberg" Printing Press. Dated this 31st day of December, 1940. O. M. TWEEDY for Chief Secretary. (K/64/33) URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE. HAIFA URBAN AREA. NOTICE OF POSTING OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION LISTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Revision Committee having duly registered its valuation of properties in the undermentioned blocks, situated in the undermen• tioned quarters of the Urban Area of Haifa, the supplementary valuation lists have been deposited for inspection at the District Offices, Haifa, on the 9th January, 1941. Objections may be lodged in writing (on the form obtainable at the District Offices, Haifa) with the Revision Committee, at the District Offices, Haifa, within a period of thirty days from the date of publication of this notice in the Palestine Gazette. No. of Block Name of Quarter No. of Block Name of Quarter 11560 Kiryat Bialik 11564 Kiryat Motzkin 11561 Kiryat Bialik 11565 Kiryat Haim 11562 Kiryat Motzkin 11566 Kiryat Shmuel 11563 Kiryat Motzkin 11567 Haifa Bay — 63 — No. of Block Name of Quarter No. of Block Name of Quarter 11568 Haifa Bay 11622 Haifa Bay 11569 Haifa Bay 11623 Haifa Bay 11570 Haifa Bay 11624 Haifa Bay 11571 Haifa Bay 11625 Haifa Bay 11572 Haifa Bay 11626 Haifa Bay . 11573 Haifa Bay 11627 Haifa Bay 11574 Iraq Petroleum Co. 11628 Haifa Bay 11575 Iraq Petroleum Co. 11629 Haifa Bay 11576 Iraq Petroleum Co. 11630 Haifa Bay 11577 Iraq Petroleum Co. 11631 Haifa Bay 11578 Haifa Bay 11632 Haifa Bay 11579 Haifa Bay 11633 Haifa Bay 11580 Kiryat Haim 11634 Haifa Bay 11581 Kiryat Haim 11635 Emeq Zevulun 11582 Kiryat Haim 11636 Haifa Bay 11583 Kiryat Haim 11637 Haifa Bay 11584 Kiryat Haim 11638 Haifa Bay 11585 Kiryat Haim 11639 Haifa Bay 11586 Kiryat Haim 11640 Haifa Bay 11587 Haifa Bay 11641 Haifa Bay 11588 Haifa Bay 11642 Emeq Zevulun 11589 Haifa Bay (Kishon River) 11590 Kiryat Bialik 11643 Emeq Zevulun 11601 Industrial Centre (Kishon Eiver) 11602 Industrial Centre 11644 Haifa Bay 11603 Emeq Zevulun 11645 Haifa Bay 11604 Industrial Centre 11646 Emeq Zevulun 11605 Industrial Centre (Acre Eoad) 11619 Haifa Bay 11653 Haifa Lands (Kishon 11620 Haifa Bay Eiver) 11621 Haifa Bay J. H. H. POLLOCK 9th January, 1941. District Commissioner (Gaz/21/40) Haifa District. URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE. URBAN AREA OF NABLUS. NOTICE OF POSTING OF THE VALUATION LISTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Assessment Committee having duly re• corded their valuation of properties in blocks Nos. 24005, 24007, 24009, 24010, 24011, 24012, 24014, 24017, 24018, 24019, 24020, 24022, 24023, 24024, 24028, 24030, 24031, 24032, 24033, 24035, 24036, 24037, 24038, 24039,' 24041, — 64 — 24042, 24045, 24047, 24049, 24050, 24051, 24052, situated in the Gharb, Yasimineh, Qaryoun, Habaleh, Aqabeh and Qisarieh quarters of the Urban Area of Nablus, the valuation lists have been deposited for inspection at the office of the District Officer, Nablus, on the 1st January, 1941. Objections may be lodged in writing (on the form obtainable from the District Offices) with the Assessment Committee at the District Offices, Nablus, within a period of thirty days from the date of publication of this notice in the Palestine Gazette Given this 1st day of January, 1941. H. NEWTON for Acting District Commissioner, Samaria District. (Gaz/11/40) URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE. URBAN AREA OF JERUSALEM—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 Jerusalem, the valuation lists of such assessable properties have now been deposited for inspection at the office of the District Com• missioner, Jerusalem. Block Block- No. Quarter No. Quarter 30037 Mamilla II 30066 Zichron Moshe 30038 Rehavia A 30067 Ahvah 30039 Shaarei Hessed 30068 Yegia Kapaim 30040 Al Manshieh 30069 Kerem 30041 Nahlat Zadoq 30070 Ruhama 30042 Ratisbonne 30071 Mahane Yehuda 30043 Betzalel 30072 Shaarei Zedeq 30044 Shevet Zedeq 30073 Beit Y^acob 30045 Nahlat Zion 30074 Agrippa's Way 30046 Ohel and Mazkereth Moshe 30075 Romema Quarter 30047 Knesset 30076 Abu Bassal 30048 Sukat Shalom 30077 Khallat El Maghar 30049 Ben Yehuda 30078 Schneller I 30050 Jaffa Road 30079 Schneller II 30054 Batei Warsaw 30080 Schneller III 30065 Sheikh Okasheh 30081 Geula — 65 — Block Block No. Quarter No. Quarter 30082 Kerem Avraham 30149 Beit Hakerem I 30083 Geula 30150 Beit Hakerem II 30084 Bukharlieh I 30151 Khallat El Eassalah 30085 Bukharlieh II 30153 Kiryat Moshe II 30086 Beit Israel I 30154 Shekhunat Hapo'alim 30087 Beit Israel II 30155 Karm Shmaiya 30102 El Emaineh 30157 Kiryat Moshe I 30107 Lunatic Asylum 30159 El Marahin I 30108 Shaarei Rahamim 30160 Givat Shaul 30109 Nahlat Ahim 30161 Wa'ar'asha 30125 Silwan 30163 El Marahin II 30138 Shekhunat Montefiore 30164 Safhet Wad Diab 30139 El Zawiyeh II 30165 Bayit Vegan I 30143 El Himsi III 30166 Bay it Vegan II 30146 Neveh Shaanan 30167 Bayit Vegan III 30147 Wad Sahyoun Objections may be lodged in writing (on forms, obtainable from the District Of• fices) with the Assessment Committee within a period of thirty days from the date of this publication. Dated this ninth day of January, 1941. W. Ji. McGEAGH for District Commissioner, Jerusalem District: (Gaz/22/40) TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. NOTICE OF PROVISIONALLY APPROVED SCHEME, JERUSALEM DISTRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 16(1) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that the town .planning scheme within the Town Planning Area of Jerusalem, known as Scheme No. 583 — Modification in Public Open Space in Sanhedriya and Northern Industrial Area Town Planning Scheme, has been pro• visionally approved by the Jerusalem District Building and Town Planning Com• mission and deposited together with the relative plans at the Municipal Offices, Je• rusalem, where they may be inspected by any person interested between the hoars of 8 and 10 a.m. daily. — 66 — Any person interested as owner or otherwise in the land, building's or other pro• perty affected by the scheme may lodge an objection thereto with the Local Build• ing and Town Planning Commission at the Municipal Offices, Jerusalem, within two months from the date of publication of this notice in the Palestine Gazette. W. R. McGEAGH Chairman, Jerusalem District Building and 2nd January, 1941. Town Planning Commission. (Gaz/3/40) TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. NOTICE OP PROVISIONALLY APPROVED PARCELLATION SCHEME. JERUSALEM DISTRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that the parcellation scheme within the Regional Planning Area of Jerusalem District, known as Scheme No. RJ/2 — Parcellation Scheme of Rev. Issa Elias Bandak, near Sur Baher village, has been provisionally approved by the Jerusalem District Building and Town Planning Commission and deposited together with the relative plans at the office of the Town Planning Adviser, Jerusalem, where they may be inspected by any person interested between the hours of 8 and 10 a.m. daily. The boundaries of the scheme are as follows :— North : Land of Ibrahim Shehade Mahmud; East: Land of Saleh Abu Asleh and Jouma el Haj Mahmud; South : Public Road; West: Land of Jouma el Haj Mahmud and Plot No. 2, Plan 56/35/S.M. Any person interested as owner or otherwise in the land, buildings or other pro• perty affected by the scheme may lodge an objection thereto with the Local Building and Town Planning Commission for the Jerusalem District Regional Planning Area, at the office of the Town Planning Adviser, within six weeks from the date of pub• lication of this notice in the Palestine Gazette. ' x . • W. R. McGEAGH Chairman, Jerusalem District Building and 2nd January, 1941. Town Planning Commission.
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