No. 6,986 — FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1918.

Part I. —General.

Separate paging it given to eaoh Part in order that it mag be fifed eeparately.

PAGB PAGB P a OB Minutes by the Governor .. — Vital Statistics .. ..2176 Patents Notifications . . 2181 Proclamations by the Governor .. 2155 Miscellaneous Departmental Notioes 2177 Trade Marks Notifications 2188 Appointments by the Governor .. 2162 Abstracts of Season Reports .. — Looal Board Notices .. 2188 Appointments, &o., of Registrars .. 2163 Sales .of Arraok and Toll Rents .. — Road Committee Notioes 2184 Government Notifications .. 2164 Sales of Salt and Timber .. — Unofficial Announcements 2189 Revenue and Expenditure Returns. — “ Excise Ordinance ” Notioes .. 2181 Specifications under “ The Irrigation Currency Commissioners' Notioes .. 2172 Proceedings of Municipal Counoils.. 2182 Ordinance” 2220 Notioes calling for Tenders .. 2172 Notices to Mariners .. .. — Meteorological Returns Contraots for Supplies of Stores .. — Returns of Imports .. .. 2177 Books registered under Ordinance Sales of Unserviceable Articles, A c. 2176 Railway Traffic Returns .. — N o. 1 o f 188#

PROCLAMATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR.

I n the Name of His Majesty GEORGE THE FIFTH, of the United Kingdom o f Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith. PROCLAMATION.

By His Excellency Sir William H en ry Manning, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor and Commander-in-chief in and over the Island of Ceylon, with the Dependencies thereof.

W. H. Manning. NOW Ye that We, the Governor of Ceylon, in the exercise of th6 powers in Us vested by “ The Necessaries K of War Exportation Ordinance, No. 19 of 1914,” do hereby further amend the schedule attached to Our Proclamation published in the Government Gazette of November 10, 1917, in the manner shown in the schedule to this Proclamation. Given at Colombo, in the said Island of Ceylon, this Tenth day of December, in the year of our Lord One thousand Nine hundred and Eighteen. By His Excellency’s command, R . E . S t u b b s , GOD SAVE THE KING. Colonial Seoretaiy.

S chedule. Delete items 60 and 61: “ Lead, lead alloys, and manufactures of lead or of lead alloys ” and “ lead-ooated sh eets.” 2155 A 1 2166 P a r t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D m . 13,1918

•k* Name of His Majesty GEORGE THE FIFTH , of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ana of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith.

PROCLAMATION.

By His Excellency Sir W illiam Henry Manning, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the-Island of Ceylon, with the Dependencies thereof.

W . H . M a n n in g . HEREAS certain by-laws were made by the District School Committee of the Mullaittivu School District, W in pursuance of section 19 of “ The Rural Schools Ordinance, 1907,” and having been duly confirmed under section 20 (2) of the said Ordinance, were published in Government Gazette No. 6,659 of September 11,1914, by Procla­ m ation dated September 3, 1914; and whereas the said District School Committee has, in terms of section 20 of the said Ordinance as amended by Ordinance No. 34 of 1917, revoked the by-laws numbered 2 and 6 in the schedule to the said Proclamation and made the bylaws numbered 2 and 6 in the schedule hereto to be substituted in place thereof, and has further made another by-law numbered 8 in the schedule hereto: Now know Ye that We, the Governor, in exercise of the powers in Us vested by section 20 (2) of the said Ordinance, and with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby confirm the revocation of the said by-laws numbered 2 and 6 in the Proclamation of September 3, 1914, and also further confirm the by-laws appearing in the schedule hereto. Given at Colombo, in the said Island of Ceylon, this Fifth day of December, in the year of our Lord One thousand Nine hundred and Eighteen. By His Excellency’s command,

R . E . S t u b b s , GOD SAVE THE KING. Colonial Secretary.

Schedule. 2. The parent of every boy not less than 6 nor morethe Chairman, District School Committee, is satisfied that than 14 years old and of every girl other than Muhammadan there are good reasons against such attendance. or Tam il not less than 6 nor more than 12 years old, and in 6. And provided always that when a boy over 12 years the case of Muhammadan and Tamil girls, the parent of of age being beneficially employed to the satisfaction of every girl not less than 6 nor more than 10 years old, shall th e Chairman, District School C om m ittee, has passed in cause such boy or girl to attend one of the schools specified Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, the Fourth Standard in the schedule or any other school that may hereafter be prescribed by the Code for the time being, he shall not established as a publio vernacular school under the pro­ be required to attend school. vision of “ The Rural Sohools Ordinance, 1907,” unless he 8. Any person desiring to open a school or give instruc­ has made other adequate and suitable provision fo r the tion in English or in any other language in any schoolroom education of such boy or girl or unless there is reasonable or in any building not previously used by him for the excuse for non-attendance. Provided (a) th a t no child shall purpose to any class or classes attended by children of be compelled to attend school from a distance exceeding school-going age shall give at least one month’s notice to 3 m iles; (6) that no boy of less than 8 years of age shall be the nearest Education Inspector or Sub-Inspector of his compelled to attend a school more than one mile from his intention to open such a sohool or begin such instruction, residence; (c) that no girl shall be compelled to attend a and thereafter shall supply information as may be required school more than a mile from her residence or a school in by the Direotor of Education with regard to his class or which no female teacher is employed ; and (d) that no girl classes and the course of instruction he proposes to give over the age of 10 shall be compelled to attend school if therein.

I n the Name of His Majesty GEORGE THE FIFTH, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith.

PROCLAMATION.

By His Excellency Sir W il l ia m H e n r y M a n n in g , Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the Island of Ceylon, with the Dependencies thereof. W . H . M a n n in g . HEREAS in pursuance of “ The Trading with the Enemy (Amendment No. 2) Ordinance, No. 13 of 1916,” W by Our Proclamation published in the Government Gazette of August 2, 1918, We did publish the Royal Proclamation dated May 23, 1916, with the Statutory List, as revised, of persons or bodies of persons with whom trading was prohibited: And whereas by Our subsequent Proclamations We did from time to time similarly publish further amendments of the said Statutory List: * Now know Ye that We, the Governor of Ceylon, in pursuance of the Ordinance aforesaid, do hereby publish for general information in the schedules hereto, further amendments of the said Statutory List. Given at Colombo, in the said Island of Ceylon, this Tenth day of December, in the year of our Lord One thousand Nine hundred and Eighteen. By His Excellency’s command, R . E . S t u b b s , GOD SAVE THE KING. Colonial Secretary. Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D eo. 13,1918 2157

Schedule A Kiefer, K. (see Dansk Handels & Industri Fareh, M. A , Batavia, Additions to List. A/S.). Guan Mo (or Guan Moh), Medan. Walther, V. G. A. (see Dansk Handels & Holland Deli Handel Mhatsehappij, N/V, ARGENTINA, &c. Industri A./S.). (Toer Laer & Company), Medan. Abdala, Yabo y Hermano, Calla Patricios ECUADOR. Kraaz, Joh., Lebong Soedit, Benkoelen. 779, Buenos Aires. Lie Hien, Menado. Balet, J. Roger, Calle Conientes 3106- Reira, Martin, Guayaquil. Nio Kok Kie, Macassar. 3126, Buenos Aires. , Sierra, Jos<5, Guayaquil; Nio Tjoan Kiat, Saleier. Barbiero, Alberto, Dyachcho. GREECE. Ong Tjeng Ae (or Ong Tjing Ae), Goron- Boooker, Carl, Asuncion, Paraguay. talo. Cohen, Mauss, Levy & Company, Buenos Commerciale du Piree, Soci6t6 Anonyme (President, Joseph Vazyrantzikis), Oriental Tabak Industrie Company, Plo- Aires. 'm er. Duec, Simon, Buenos Aires. Pireeus. Society Anonyme Commerciale du Pir4e Sachs, Coil, Samarang. Gomez Boglietti & Company, Buenos Thio Tjin Tong & Company, Menado. Aires. (see Commerciale du Pirde, Soc. Anon.). Vazyrantzikis, Joseph (President of the Thoeng Jeng, Siang. Guilbert (or Guibert), David, & Company, Thoeng Tjeng Yong. Buenos Aires. Soci4t6 Anonyme Commerciale du Pir6e). Thoeng Tjeng Ting. Herber, Gustav, Buenos Aires. Tho&ng Tjeng Ting & Company. Huegel, Walter, Concordia. GUATEMALA Hulsteyn, Van, V ocke & Company, Buenos Esmeraldes Plantation (or Finca Esme- PANAMA Aires. raldes) (Owner, Enrique Hermann), Jacobi and Marx, Buenos Aires. Costa Cuca. Leer, Herbert, Bocas del Toro. Jacobi, Sigismundo, Calle 25 De Mayo 267, Libertad Plantation,La (Owners,Deutsche PERSIA Buenos Aires. Treuhand Gesellschaft), Costa Cuca. Marx, Maurico (of Jacobi & Marx), Calle Mathies, Jos6, Tumbador. Abu Taleb Shirazi (trading as Islamieh Pivadavia 1815, Buenos Aires. Victor, Frank, & Company, Chamerico. Company), Teheran. Mussi, Francisco, Buenos Aires. Islamieh Company (see Abu Taleb HAYTI AND DOMINICAN Shirazi). Mutz, Santiago, Calle Vera 851, Buenos REPUBLICS. Aires. SALVADOR. Nolle, tlsinas de, Calle Floreneio Varela Sociedad Anonima Bancaria, Sucesores de Meyer, Marcello, San Miguel. 69, Buenos Aires. J. de Lemos (see Lemos, J. E. de, Sue.), Pernas, Hermanos, Santa Cruz. San Domingo. SPAIN. Refinadoro, La, de Buenos Aires, Buenos HONDURAS. Asbert, Francisco (of Asbert, Janot & Co,), Aires. Abarca, R. Justo, Amapala. Folgarolas 52, Barcelona. Reverohon, Carlos, Villaroia, Paraguay. *Heredia Guerrera, Eduardo^ Sucesor de Schopfocher & Sichel, Calle Alsina 2110, MEXICO. M. Heredia y Hermanos, Malaga. Buenos Aires. Beyer, F., Acaponeta. Keifer, Jose, Calle Hurtade de Amezaga, Stocker & Company (late Hoffmann & Carper & Eppstein, Mazatlan. 14, Bilbao. Stocker), Calle Morena 443, and Paseo Cayares, G. de (of Ritter & Boch), Merida. Colon, Buenos Aires. Klimsch y Schulz, Ricardo, Calle Serrano ITsinas de Nolle (see under Nolle). Chahin, Felipe, Saltilla. 98, Madrid. Chahin, Julio, Saltilla. Larrea y Keifer, Calle Hurtade de Ame­ Vendrell, Delfin, Calle Solis 945, Buenos Charuca, Moises, Saltilla. Aires. zaga 14, Bilbao. Classing, Juan, Merida. Moyano y Esteban, Agustin,(Calle Barquillo Zeitune (or Seitune & Asbani), Buenos Coppel, Isaac, Mazatlan. Aires. 28, and Calle Zurbano 17, Madrid. Eckhoff, Ernesto, Calle Bolivar 44, Mexico Sommer, Kurt, Calle de Hortaleza 14 and BOLIVIA. City. Bolivians de Wolfram, Compania, Sucre. 16, and Calle Preciados 34, Madrid. Gonzalez, Regilio, Tampico. Stettiner, Oscar, Consejo de Ciento 159, Estrella, La (see Schultz, H.). Guerra Garcia, Jose (“ La Tampiquena ” ), Montano, Venancio, Cochabamba. Barcelona. Tampico. *No connection with Heredia, M., y Moaterde, Manuel, Sucre. Haberkom, Edmundo, Monterey. Pastor, Juan Manuel, L^Paz. H erm ano. Jalil, Ali, Saltillo. SWEDEN. Rasdil, Alejandro, Oruro. Korte, Enrique, Merida. Schuett & Company, La Paz. Lapiz Rojo, El (see Ortega, Aurelio, e Krqeck, E. J., Sibyllegatan 13, Stockholm. Sohultz, G., La Paz. H ijos). Pohler & Company, Svenska Atlaswerken Schultz, H., “ La Estrella,” La Paz. Lopez, Federico (“ La Perla ” ), Orizaba. A/B., Malartorget 13, and Kungsholms- Vasquel, Juan, Potosi. Nahle, Manuel, Saltillo. strand 133, Stockholm. Voss, Juan, Velasco San Ignacio. Neumoller, Teodora, Saltillo. Svenska Atlqswerken (see under Pohler & BRAZIL. Ortega, Aurelio, e Hijos (“ El Lapiz Go.). ____ Alves, J. B., Rua Primeiro de Marco 53, Rojo ” ), Orizaba. V E N E ZU E LA Perla, La (see Lopez, Federico). Vargas, Eduardo, Maracaibo'. Rio de Janeiro. Reimers, Pablo, Zacatecas, Aguascalien- Levy, Rafael (or Raphael), Ria Galeria de Crystal 17/19, Sao Paulo. tes. Removals. Rosenstein, Hans, Mexico City. Looser, Carlos, Araoaju. COLOMBIA. Montana, Establecimento Industrial S/A., Sapag, Abraham, Saltillo. Sapag, Salomon, Saltillo. Kine Universal, Cartagena. Rua da Alfandega 143, Rio de Janeiro. Willson Cook, W., Cuouta. Samuel, Mauricio, Manaos. Schulte, Carlos, Colima. Schaitza, Oscar, & Company, Porto Alegre. Serur & Joakil, Vera Cruz. Spieler, Ricardo, Tampico. DENMARK. Tavares, M., & Arruda, Corumba. Tampiquena, Lt (see Guerra Garoia, Jose). Hommel, Valdemsir, Hestempolldstraede CH^iE. Torre, C. G., Merida. 6, Copenhagen. Ziegler, Julio, Puebla. Grote & Company, Calle Esmeralda 47 and HAYTI AND DOMINICAN Casilla 396, Valparaiso; and Ahumada NETHERLANDS. REPUBLICS. 367, Santiago. Holland Deli Handel|Maatschappij., N. V. Roeschmann, Carlos (Partner in Grote & Auxila, Paul, E. (or Paul, N.), Port-au- (Toe Laer & Co.), Amsterdam. Prinoe, Hayti. Company, q. v.). Nederlandche Fabriek van Kunstmaals- COLOMBIA. teenen en Oompleete Maalinriohtingen, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. Bellingrodt, Wilhelm (Guillermo), Barran- N. V., v/h., Koppen & Fringe, Henger- merweg, Maastricht. Kerkhoff & Company, Handel Maata- quilla. ohappij v/h., Medan. CUBA. Rotterdamsche Stempdfabriek (see Sluis, Heilbut, Enrique (Partner in Heilbut & B. L. van der). SPAIN. Sauter, Aug. F. M., Wolfstraat 32, Maast­ Company), Calle San Ignacio 64, Bosch, Jos6, Alicante. Havana. richt. Sluis, B. L. van der (Rotterdamsche KoOpman, A ., Barcelona. Quintana, A , & Company, Calle Son Orell, Augustin, Malaga. Isidro 24, Havana. Stempelfabriek), Visschersdijk 43, Rot­ terdam. OreU, Juan, Malaga. DENMARK. Varo, Fr'ancisco, Alicante. Dansk Handels & Industri A/S. (Direc­ NETHERLAND EAST INDIES. tors: Jacob Anton Hansen, V. G. A Bandoengsche Tegelfabriek, N/V., Ban­ SWEDEN. Walther, and K. Kiefer), Frederiks- doeng, Java. Larsson, L. E ., & Company A/B,, Uppsala. berggade 16, Copenhagen. Begeer, Koninklijke Utreohtsche Fabriek VENEZUELA. Hansen, Jacob Anton (see Dansk TT«ncHt Van Juweelen, Zilverwerken en Penni- & Industri A./S.). gen, van 0. J., Samarang. Manuel, Franoo, La Merida and Maracaibo. 2168 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dao. 13,191$*

Variations. Calle Azopardo 1303-1335, Buenos 8 Deo., 1916. Kozel, Federico (Partner o Corrections in the names and additions Aires, Argentina. Guillermo Stahringer & Company), to addresses of the persons or firms whose 24 Mar., 1918. Gasmotorenfabrik Deutz, should read names have been already published on Calle Moreno 550-554, Buenos Aires, Kozel, Federico (Partner of Guillermo the respective dates shown in the margin Argentina, and all Branches, Stahringer & Company), Galeria General are made as under :— should read Guemes, Cale Callao 86, Buenos Aires, Gasmotorenfabrik Deutz, Paseo Colon Argentina. ARGENTINA. 476-482, Calle General Urquiza 350, 24 Mar., 1916. Lasker & Company, Calle 2 Feb., 1917. Aust, Alfonso, Calle San Buenos Aires, Argentina, a>nd all Bran­ Florida 355, Buenos Aires, Argentina ; Martin 34=5 and Calle Suarez 1921, ches in Argentina and Uruguay. and Calle Missiones 1430, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 24 Mar., 1916. Hansa Steamship Line Uruguay, should read (Deutsche Dampfsehiff Gesseilschaft), should read Aust, Alfonso, Calle Sarmiento 385, and Calle Sarmiento 320, Buenos Aires, Lasker & Company, Calle Florida 355, Calle Saavedra 476-480, Buenos Aires, Calle Aristobolo Del Valle 1936, Buenos Argentina, Aires, Argentina. should read Argentina. Hansa Steamship Line (Deutsohe Dampfs- 2 F eb., 1917. Lubeck Servos & Company, 14 Apr., 1916. Austro American Steam­ Calle Uruguay 769 and Calle Rincon ship Company, Calle San Martin 470 chifE Gescllsehaft, Bremen), Calle Sar­ 522, Monte Video, Uruguay, Buenos Aires, Argentina: Montevideo, miento 320, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Uruguay, and all Branches in Argentina, 24 Mar., 1916. Hardt, Engelbert, & should read Paraguay, and Uruguay, Company, Calle Bartolome Mitre 853- Lubeck, Servos & Company, Calle Sar­ should read 871, and Calle Patricios 1937, Buenos miento 385, Buenos Aires, Argentina: Austro American Steamship Company, Aires, Argentina: and Montevideo, Calle Uruguay 769, Montevideo, Uru­ Calle 25 de Mayo 347, Buenos Aires, Uruguay, guay- Argentina, and all Branches in Argen­ should read 2 May, 1916. Martinez de H oz, Florenoio, tina and Uruguay. Hardt, Engelbert, & Company, Calle & Company, Calle Reconquista 43, Calle 18 July, 1916. Banco Aleman Trans- Bartolome Mitre 853-871, Calle Patri­ Peru 475, and Calle Pueyrredon 320-326, atlanticoDeutscheUeberseeischeBank), cios 1937, Calle Mejico 243, Calle Cocha­ Buenos Aires, Argentina, Calle Reconquista, corner of Bartolome bamba 153-175, Buenos Aires, Argen­ should read Mitre, Buenos Aires, Argentina, tina. Martinez de Hoz, Florencio, & Company, should read 14 Apr., 1916. Heinlein & Company, Calle Sarmiento 385, Avenida Alvear Ban'co Aleman Transatlantic (Deutsche Avenida de Mayo 1402-1500, Buenos 3076, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Ueberseeische Bank), Calle Reconquista, Aires, Argentina, 10 Nov., 1916. Mey, Hugo, Buenos corner of Calle Bartolome Mitre, Calle should read Aires, Argentina, Corrientes 1800, Calle Santa Fe 2401, Heinlein & Company, Avenida de Mayo should read Calle Lima 1666, Buenos Aires, Argen­ 1402-1500 Calle Garay 2450, Buenos Mey, Hugo (of Curt Berger & Co.), Calle tin a . Aires, Argentina. Esmeralda 184, Calle Loreto 1748, 8 June, 1917. Bennevitz, R., Buenos 15 Feb., 1918. Hellmuth, Otto Carl, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Aires, Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 14 Sept., 1917. MuUer, A . H ., Calle Alsina 430-434, Buenos Aires, Argentina, should read should read Bennewitz, R. (Rhodius and Company Hellmuths, O tto Carl (Staudt & Co., q .v .), should read q.v.), Calle Patagones 570, Buenos Calle Lima 467, Buenos Aires, Argen­ Muller, A. H., Calle Alsina 430, Buenos Aires, Argentina. tina. Aires, Argentina, and all Branches in 14 Apr., 1916. Boeker and Company, 5 Jan., 1917. Hermann, Edmundo, C/o Paraguay. Calle Maipu 463, Buenos Aires, Argen­ Banco Germanieo de la America del 17 A ug., 1917. M utzenbecher & Com­ tina, and all Branches, Sud, Calle O’Higgins 2030, Buenos pany, Calle San Martin 233, Buenos should read Aires, Argentina, Aires, Argentina, Boeker & Company, Calle Maipu 463, should read Calle Santa Rosalia 2656, Buenos Aires ; should read Mutzenbecher & Company, Calle San Hermann, Edmundo (Banco Germanieo and all other Branches in Argentina. Martin 170 (Galeria General Guemes), 14 Sept., 1917. Boiso, Manuel, Calle Sar­ de la America del Sud, q.v.), Loreto2592, Buenos Aires, Argentina. miento 643, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 20 July, 1917. Nobel, Hugo, Calle Can 2 June, 1916. Hirsch, Alfredo (of Sooie- should read gallo 303, Buenos Aires, Argentina, dad Financiera e Industrial Sud Ameri­ Boiso, Mtauel, Calle Sarmiento 643, Calle should read Provincias Unidas 2171, Buenos Aires, cana), should read Nobel, Hugo, Calle Cangallo 309, Calle Argentina. Buchardo 1040, Buenos Aires, Argen­ 24 Mar., 1916. Brauss, Mahn & Company, Hirsch, Alfredo, Calle Sarmiento, Corner of Calle 25 De Mayo, Calle Conde 2084, tina. Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Calle Buenos Aires, Argentina. 27 Apr., 1917. Novara, Franoiseo, Bahia Cerrito 407, Montevideo, Uruguay, 2 June, 1916. Hoffmann & Stocker, Calle Blanca, Argentina, should read Moreno 443, Buenos Aires, should read Brauss, Mahn & Company, Florida 171 Novaro, Francisco, Bahia Blanoa, Argen­ (Paaaje General Guemes), Buenos Aires, should read tina. Argentina: Calle Cerrito 407, Monte­ Stocker & Company (late Hoffmann & 2 June, 1916. Oster, Jorge (of Sooiedad Stocker), Calle Moreno 443, and Paseo video, Uruguay. Financierae Industrial Sud Americana), 14 April, 1916. Bromberg & Company, Colon, Buenos Aires, Argentina. should read Calle Moreno 401, Buenos Aires, Argen­ 10 Nov., 1916. Hosmann, Julio, Calle tina, Cangallo 319, Buenos Aires, Oster, Jorge (of Bunge & Born), Calle Arcos 1661, Buenos Aires, Argentina. should read should read 11 May, 1917. Pels & Lakatos, Calle Bromberg & Company, Calle Moreno 401 : Hosmann, Julio, Calle Cangallo 319, Calle Bartolome Mitre 363, Buenos Aires, Calle Salta 1525, Buenos Aires, Argen- Santa Fe 2851, Buenos Aires, Argentina. tina. Argentina, ’ 2 Feb., 1917. Ingenio Azucarer Germano- should read 24 Mar., 1916. Delfino, A. M. & Her- Argentino, Cruz Alta, Tucuman Argen­ Pels & Lakatos, Calle 25 de Mayo 294, mano, Calle Sarmiento 442-448, Buenos tina, Aires, Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina. should read I Feb., 1918. Petersen & Gutierrez, Calle should read Ingenio Azucarero Germano-Argentino, Delfino, A. M., & Hermano, Calle Recon­ Cangallo 499, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Cruz Alta Galeria General Guemes, should read quista 335-339, Calle Bouchard 484, Buenos Aires; and at Cruz Alta, Argen­ Calle Paraguay 1858, Buenofc Aires, Petersen & Gutierrez, Calle Sarmiento 385, tina. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina. 30 June, 1916. Kobelt, G. (of “ La Ger- 1 Mar., 1918. Elkan, Pablo S., & Com­ 17 A ug., 1917. P late, Juan F ., Calle Bal- mano-Argentina ” ), Calle Avellaneda carce 470-474, Buenos Aires, Argentina, pany, Avenida de Mayo 941, Buenos 1914, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Aires, Argentina, should read should read should read Plate, Juan F., Calle Balcarce 470-474, Elkan, P ablo 8., & Company, Calle Kobelt, G. (of “ La Germano-Argentina ” ), C&lle Guemes 4450, Buenos Aires, 1147, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Calle Avellaneda 1914, Calle Olleros Argentina. 10 Nov., 1916. Fuhrmann, H., & Com­ 2999, Buenos Aires, Argentina. II May, 1917. Rathje & Company (late p an y, Calle Peru 1182-1188, and Calle 2 June, 1916. Koerting Brothers, Calle Rathje & Mulfor), Calle Caseros 840, Coohabamba 102, Buenos Aires, Argen­ BoUvar 292, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina, tina, should read should read should read Koerting Hermanos Limitada, Calle Boli­ Rathje & Company (formerly Rathje & -■’uhrmann, H., & Company, Calle Peru var 292-300, Calle Moreno 499, Calle Muller), Chile Chile 914, Buenos Aires, 1182-1188, Calle Cochabamba 102-120 Rincon 450, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina. Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Deo. 13, 1918 SI 59

24 Mar., 1916. Rhodius & Company, Alvarez 112, Calle Terrero 109, Riva­ Candado de Ora, El (see Riohard Herma- Calle Rivadavia 842, Buenos Aires, davia 6245, Buenos Aires, Argentina. nos). Argentina, Casam & Prim o, Vera Cruz. should read ECUADOR. Collignon, Eduardo, & Company, Morales Rhodius & Company, Calle Rivadavia 842, 24 Mar., 1916. Borehert, W. (Partner of 215, Guadalajara. Calle Herrera 2250, Buenos Aires, Ar- Jeremias & Borehert), Guayaquil, Compania Mercantil Occidental (see under , gentina. Occidental Compania Mercantil). should read Degener, Adolfo, Vera Cruz. 24 Mar,, 1916. Roehrs, E., & Company, Borohert, Walter, Quito. Calle San Martin 195 and Avenida Diaz (or Diez), Rafael, & Company (Botjca 23 Aug., 1918. Telmo, Bastidas, Esmer- del Zocalo), Orizaba. Montes de Oca 604, Buenos Aires, Ar­ aldas, gentina ; and Calle Agraciada 2412, Diez Conti (of Guggenheim & Balaresque), should read Mexico City. Montevideo, Uruguay, Bastidas, Telmo, Esmeraldas. should read Diez, Rafael, & Company (see under Diaz, 16 Mar., 1917. Channange, Gustavo Rafael & Co.). Roehrs, E., & Company, Calle San Martin Guayaquil, 170, (Pasaje General Guemes) Calle Giron, Miguel, Tapachula. should read Goebel, Andres, Mexico City. Montes de Oea 604, Avellaneda, Buenos Channange, Gustavo, Guayaquil and Aires, Argentina; and Calle Agraeiada, Hamburgo Bremense of Hamburg, Mexico Quito. City. Montevideo, Uruguay. NETHERLANDS. 1 Feb., 1918. Salinas, S. V., Calle R io Hubner, George, Aguascalientes; and Cuarto 99, and Convencion 499, Buenos 28 June, 1918. Gimborn, H . van, Em- Mexico City. Aires, Argentina, mastr, 52, Arnhem,-Zcvenaar; s’ Heeren- Iwersen, Emilio, Mexico City. berg, and Emmerich, Kiihlmann, Gustavo, Colima. should read should read Lima, Elias D. de, Mexico City. Salinas, S. V., Calle Rio Cuarto 99, Calle Meenen, Gerard, Mexico City. Direotorio 551, Buenos Aires, Argen­ Gimborn, H. van, Emmastr. 52, Arnhem, tina. Zevenaar j and s’Heerenberg. Mendez, Augustin, Guadalajara. “ Novedades de Francia, Las ” (Menendez 2 June, 1916. Sociedad Tubos Mannes- 0 Aug., 1918. Laer, Toe & Company, y Hermano), Orizaba. mann Limitada, Calle Defensa 389, Hermietenstr, 1, and Vijgendam 8,* Occidental, Compania Mercantil, Guadala­ Buenos Aires, Argentina, Amsterdam, jara. should read should read Peterson & Witte, Guadalajara. Mannesmann Sooiedad Tubos Limitada, HoIIand-Deli Handel Maatschappi N.V. “ Prensa Del Dia, La" (see Caamano, Calle Defensa 383, Calle Azara 1309, (formerly Toe Laer & Co.,), Amsterdam. Nicolas). and Calle Espana 1292, Buenos Aires, Richard-Hermanos (El Candado de Ora), Argentina, NORWAY. Orizaba. 8 Deo., 1916. Stahringer, Guillermo, & 10 Nov., 1916. Rieber, G. C., & Company Ritter, Fernando, Mexioo City. Company, Calle Florida 171, Buenos A/S, C. Sundtgst. 29 and 35, Bergen, Schrempel, Juan, Mexioo City. Aires, Argentina, should read Schweikhardt, Carlos, Guadalajara. should read Rieber, G. C., & Company A/S., Vognman- Volvre, Emilio, Mexioo City. Stahringer, Guillermo, ’& Company, Gale- clsgt. 14, Christiania and C. Sundtgst. Zawadski, Conrado, Mexico City. ria Guemes Calle Montes de Ooa 73, 29 and 35, Bergen. Casilla de Correo 672, Buenos Aires, MOROCCO. Argentina. SPAIN. 8 Deo., 1916. Stahringer, Guillermo(Pait- Denkhaus, Arthur (alias Arturo Piensa 17 May, 1918. Goldstrtick,- Haxnze, Calle casa), Tetuan & Ceuta. ner of Guillermo Stahringer & Co'., q.v.), Mallorca 284, and Plaza del Teatro 8, should read Gradolph, Emil, Tetuan & Ceuta. Barcelona, Ortiz y Llobell, Francisco, Tetuan. Stahringer, Guillermo (Partner of Guiller­ should read Piensacasa, Arturo, (see Denkhaus, Art­ mo Stahringer & Co., q. v.), Calle Sucre Goldstiick, Hainze & Company, Plaza del hur). 3467, Buenos Aires, Argintina. Teatro 8, Barcelona, 1 Mar., 1918. Starapolski, Franz, Calle NETHERLANDS. Bartolome Mitre 1871, Buenos Aires, Booy’s, Bernard de, Seheep vaart & Handel Argentina, Maatschappij, Boompjes 16, Rotterdam. should read Schedule B. Laimbock, M., Kalverstraat 182, Amster­ Staref>oIski, Franz, Calle Meji ;o 131, dam. Additions to List. Calle Carlo3 Pellegrini 340, Calle Barto­ lomeo Mitre 1871, Buenos Aires, Ar­ BRAZIL. NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. gentina. Aguiar, Francisco, & Company (Successors Hwass, Ivar, Tjenako, Rengat, Indragiri, 14 June, 1918. Svensson, Ohlsson & to Friedheim, Aguiar & Co.), Avenida Sumatra. Company, Calle Cerrito 36, Buenos Maranhense 11, San Luiz ; and Maran- Jerschavek, L. H. A., Pension Smite, Aires, Argentina, hao. Samarang. should read . Salinger, Gustavo, & Company, Blumenau Lie A. Sie, Medan. Svensson, Ohlsson & Company, Calle Santa Catharina. Mattjie, Hadji, Batavia. Cerrito 36, Calle Venezuela 792, Buenos Spiller, E., Junior (see Montana Estabele- Oei Kao Hong, Menado and/or Macassar. Aires, Argentina. cimento Industrial, S.A). Polak, A., Sourabaya. 9 Nov., 1917. Truyol, Heidler & Com­ Saleh, Hadji, Batavia. pany, Moreno 1127 and Paracas 245, CHILE. Buenos Aires, Argentina, Hoffman, Pablo, Valdivia. SPAIN. should read Mackenthun, E., & Company, Los Andes. Ageneia Internaeional de Publicidad, Truyol, Heidler & Company, Calle Alsina Pemas Brothers, Punta Arenas. Plaza Ensanohe 5, Bilbao. 637, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Presa Lueje & Company, Calle Augustinas 17 May, 1918. Warburg, Jorg (Partner Bertran, L., y Compania, Terragona (alias 928, Santiago; and Valparaiso. for Hijo do Benigno Lopez). of Warburg & Goldschmidt, Buenos DENMARK. Montes, Geronimo (or Jeronimo), y Com­ Aire3), pania, Jaen. should read Allgemeine Versicherungs Gesellschaft fur Muller, Clara (or Mrs. Guillermo Muller), Warburg, Jorge (Partner of Warburg & See Fluss und Landtransport Dresden, (see Clara Benedix), Madrid and Barce­ Goldschmidt), Calle Canning 2844, Ny Vestcrgade 15, Copenhagen. lona. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Bornholms Sild & Fiskekonservesfabrik, Recoder Borras, Santiago, Calle Lauria 2 June, 1916. Wayss & Ferytag, Calle A/S., Henrik Steffensvej 8, Copenhagen, 104, Barcelona. Moreno 508, Buenos Aires, Argentina, . and Nexo, Bornholm. Rosenthal, Karl (or Carlos), Calle Mirallefs should read GREECE. 7, and Rambla del Centro 7, Barcelona. Wayss & Freytag, Calle Peru 375,- Calle Sanchiz y Zabalza, Juan, Calle de Trujillo Neuquen 701, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Hoffmann, S. & W ., Salonika. 3, Madrid. 18 Jan., 1918. Weiss, J., y Preusche, MEXICO. Walter, G., Calle de Alcala 28, Madrid. Calle Patricios 243, Buenos Aires, Ar­ Zambrano, Jose, Calle Santa Engraoia 68, gentina, Arcineaga y Sotres, Mexico City. Madrid. should read Astrian, Valerio, & Company, Pachuca. Weiss, J., y Preusche, Calle Patricios Berens, Alfredo, Puebla. SWEDEN. 241-249, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Boltein. de la Guerra, Mexico City. Kraftox, A /B ., Klarabergsgatan 56, Stock­ 31 May, 1918. Wulff, Otto, Calle Peru Boletin de Informaeion, Guadalajara. holm. 399, Calle Terrero 109, and Calle Riva- Biotica del Zocalo (see Rafael Diaz & Co.). Sanner & Block, A/B., Store Vattugatan “ davia 6245, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Brun, E., & Company, Colima. 2, Stockholm. * should read Caamano, Nicolas (La Prensa del Dia), Tholtde, P ., A /B ;, Kuhgsgatan 5, Stock-' Wulff, Otto, Calle Peru 399, Calle Donato Orizaba. holm...... - 2160 P art I. — OEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13,1918

Removals, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. CUBA. BRAZIL. 26 July, 1918. Nederlandsche im en Bemdes, Enrique Charles, Havana. Nogueira, Candido, & Company, Rua da Export Maatsehappij (owner, Wolff Bosmer, Carlos, Havana. Assemblea 14, and Rua Quitanda 47, Lenshoek), Sourabaya, Cadenas, Enrique de, Havana. Rio de Janeiro. should read Fernandes, Francisco (of H. Upman & Co.) NederlancUk Import en Export Company Havana. GREECE. A/S. Kopenbagen (Sourabaya Agency) Peter, Abelardo, (of A. Haupp & Co.), Akhif, Hassan & Company (Edbem, (owner, Wolff Lenshoek), Sourabaya. Calle Industrie 130, Havana. Peter, Eberhard (of A Haupp & Co.), Muhlis), Salonika.- SPAIN. Edhem, Muhliss (Alif, Hassan & Com­ Calle Industrie 130, Havana. pany), Salonika. 9 Nov., 1917. Vasquez Casas, Francisco, Uppmann, Alberto, Havana. Salonika Cigarette Company, Salonika. Placeta del Ochove, Granada, DENMARK. Tani, Sebastiano, Salonika. should read Vazquez Casas, Francisco, Calle Santa Grimmelmann, Frederik, Jr., Tagensvej MEXICO. Paula 26, Granada. 33, and Grabrodretory 4, Copenhagen. Austin, Carlos, Merida. 23 N ov., 1917. Vasquez, F ., y Compania ECUADOR. Gran, Pedro, Vera Cruz. Granada, Baida, Caesar, Manta. should read Bruckman, L. E., Guayaquil. NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. Vazquez, F. y Compania, Calle Santa Cueva, Teofilo Vivar, Quito. Paula 26, Granada. Alofs, L ., Bela wan, Medan. Dassum & Company, Quito and Guayaquil Altmann, A. H., Bandoeng, Java. Lemos Rafael, Esmeraldas. Altmann, Gebroeders, Technisch Bureau, Mejiz (or Mejia), Manuel, Bahia de Caraquez. Bandoeng, Java. Schedule C. Altmann, Gebroeders, Autohandel, Ban­ Schneidewind, Paul C., Riobamba. doeng, Java. Additions to List. Sussman, Adolf, Cojimies. Jo Beng Tin, Medan. ARGENTINA, &c. Tramontana, Lucas, Calle Pinchineha, « 7 and Calle Sucre, Guayaquil. Pangalian Cultuur Maatsehappij, Indra- Alaluf & Rousso, Calle Brazil 1164, and giri, Sumatra. Plaza Constitucion, Buenos Aires. GREECE. PERU. Balzer, Maximo, Calle Bio de Janeiro 657, Ghiolman Brothers, Constitution Square, Talledo, Pedro M., Paita. Buenos Aires. Athens. Deussen & Henneberg, Buenos Aires. SPA IN . , GUATEMALA. Missler, F., Calle San Martm 666, Buenos Cerro Redondo Plantacion, Barbarena. Banco de Aragon, Coso 54, Saragossa. Aires. Compania Hamburguesa de Plantaciones Casals, Juan, Cortes 628, esq. Rocafort 80, Orioli, Fernando, Calle Parana 1027-45, (see under “ Porvenir, El ” ) B arcelona. Buenos Aires. Compania de Plantaciones Ozuna (see Coll, Ignacio, Cortes 628 esq. Rocafort 80, Pala Pendro & Compania, Calle Rio de under Ozuna Cia de Plantaciones). B arcelona. Janeiro 657-61, Buenos Aires. Concepcion Plantagen Gesellschaft (Cia de Coll, Pascual, Cortes 628 esq. Rocafort 80, Sala, Juan, Asuncion, Paraguay. Plantaciones Concepcion), Escuintla. B arcelona. Szende, Amiguel, Calle Treinta y Tres Daetz, Amoldo, Coban. Montes y Buitrago, Jaen. 1321, Montevideo, Ururguay. “ Mercedes, Las,” Plantacion, Costa Cuca. Variations. Meyer, Adolfo, Champerico. BOLIVIA. Ozuna Compania de Plantaciones,Rochela. Corrections in the names and additions to Compania Minera y Agricola Huari (see “ Porvenir El,” Compania Hamburguesa addresses of the persons or items whose Huari, Cia Minera y Agricola, de). de Plantaciones, San Andres. names have been already published on Huari, Compania Minera y Agricola de, Weissenberg, Enrique, Quezaltenango. the respective dates shown in the mar­ Huari, Potosi. HAYTI AND DOMINICAN gin are made as under:— “ Verdad, La ” (Newspaper), La Paz. REPUBLICS. ARGENTINA, PARAGUAY AND BRAZIL. Combe, Victor La, Petit Goave, Hayti. URUGUAY. Coupet, Christian, Hayti. 16 Feb., 1918. Argentina Electricity Barber, Alfredo W., & Company, Para. Jabon, Joseph, Hayti. Company (Cia Argentina de Electri Camara, Amantino, Rua General Camara Keitel, Gustave, Port-au-Prince. cidad), Calle Sarmiento 961, Buenos 91, Rio de Janeiro. Keitel, Gustave, & Company, Port-au- A ires, Chave Uniao (owned by Joao Willhoft), Prince. should read Sao Paulo. Stauve, Hans, Port-au-Prince. Hutter, A. J., Rio de Janeiro. Argentina Electricity Company (Cia Ar­ HONDURAS. gentina de Electricidad), Calle Sarmien­ Martfeldt, C. (alias for Martifield, 0.). Moser, Berto, Rua Jose Bonifacio 12, Sao Bennaton & Company Puerto Cortes, and to 961, Buenos Aires, and at Olivos, San San Pedro Sula. Isidro, San Fernando, and Tigre, Argen­ Paulo. Raimbaud, Madame, Rua Direita 18, Sao Bennaton, W. H., Puerto Cortes. tina. Paysen, Eric, Tegucigalpa. BOLIVIA. Paulo. Salem Frerea & Castoriano, Avenida Rio MEXICO. 23 Aug., 1918. Metting, A., Quiebra Branco 117, Rio de Janeiro. (Metting, Bankruptcy), Colavi and Arreola, Jose Gomez, Guadalajara. Serrario Uniao (owned by Joao Willhoft), Avella, Andres, Villa Hennosa. Ocavi Mines, Sao Paulo. should read Bach, Guillermo, & Company, Mazatlan. Stodieck, Ernesto, Florianopolis. Bellizia, Pascuel, Frontera. Metting, A , Quiebra (Metting Bank- Willhoft, Joao, Sao Paulo. ruptey), Colavi Mine, Potosi. Botica de la Reforma (see Herrera, CHILE. Doctor, F. A.). BRAZIL. Botica Zaragoza, Honterey. 6 Sept., 1918. Montana Industrial Estab* Friedmann, Carlos, Moneda 1019, Santiago. Braschi, Humberto, Mexico City. elecimento, S/A., Rua de Alfandega, Haverbeek, Alb., e Hijos (Partners, Brockmuller, Federico, Tepio. Rio de Jeneiro, Alberto, Haverbeek, Carlos Haverbeek, Buckenhofer, Guillermo, Chihuahua. should read and Rudolfo Schalweit), Valdivia. Buettner, Moritz, Chihuahua. Montana Industrial Estabelecimento, S/A. Krauss, Hermanos, Calle Catedral 1001, Buhl, Guillermo, Mexico City. . (E. Spiller, Junior), Rua da Alfandega and Calle Puente 502, Santiago. Campana,Cia Medicinal de la, Mexico City. 143, Rio de Janeiro. Krauss, Jerman, Calle Catedral 1001, and Compania Medicinal de la Campana (see 26 July, 1918. Schumann & Company, Calle Puente 502, Santiago. under Campana, Cia Medioinal de la). Porto Alegre, Krauss, Oscar, Calle Catedral 1001, and Compania Quimica Nacional de Mexioo should read Calle Puente 502, Santiago. (see under Nacional de Mexico, Cia Schum ann & Company, Porto Alegre and Schalweit, Rudolfo (see Haverbeek, Alb., Quimica). Para. 6 Hijos). Concha, Antonio de la, San Luis Potosi. Damm, Hugo, Durango. CHILE. COLOMBIA. 9 A u g ., 1918. R ose, Walter Valparaisi Damm, Jos6 Maximiliano, Durango. . should read Bellingrodt, Federico, Barranquila. Damm, Max, Durango. R ose, W alter, Calle Cochrane 593, Ve Faber, Otto, Cucuta. Drogueria Cosmopofita, La, E. W. (see. paraiso. Fresen, Max, Bogota. “ E. W .” ). MEXICO. Haltermann, F., Colombia. “ E. W.” La Drogueria Cosmopolita, Melendez, Simon, Cueuta. Mexico City. 12 July, 1918. Diez y Cia, Vera Cruz, Moll, Otto, Cucuta. Fabrica de Salchichas (Gerard Meenen). should read Schrader, Camiio, A , Bogota. Flebbe, Dr. Julio, Guadalajara. Diez y Compania,- Vera Cruz; Merida; Wild, Leonard, Bogota. Garcia Fuentes, Torreon. and Tampico. W olff, J. F „ Cali. Henchell, Edmund, Bojonea. Pa st I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D eo. 13,1918 2161

Herrera, Doctor Francisco A (Bofcica do Raemsch, Louis, San Salvador. NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. la Reforma), Mexico City. f Boeder, Max, San Salvador. Schadd & Korteling, Sourabaya. Hnthoff, Juan (“ La Voz del Pueblo ” ), Widawer, Alfredo, San Salvador. Tapachula. Widawer, Leon, San Salvador. PERSIA “ Hustracion, La ” (see Restoy, Andres). Deriai, Mohammed Ali, Borasjun, Bushire. Jaliffe, Camilo, Torreon. SPAIN. PERU. Keller, Emil, Chihuahua. Azoarate, Cecilio, Lodosa. Kuhn, Carlos, Mexico City. Culter, Maximo (see Curttis, Maximo). Calderon, Miguel E ., Sullana. “ Liberal, El,” Fabrics de Tobacos (Jos6 Curtis, Maximo (see Curttis, Maximo). SPAIN. Puente), Monterey. Curttis (or Curtis, or Culter, or Kurten), Garcia Amilivia, Alfredo, Farmacia 7, Linns, Eduardo, Chihuahua. Maximo, Calle Atocha 2, Madrid. Linga, Carl, Mazatlan. Madrid. Delgado, Amaro, Calle Real 73, Almeria. VENEZUELA Merceria Alemana (see Stein, Robert). Haasenstein & Volger (Soc. Anon.Suiza de Mier, Justa, Manzanillo. Publicidad), Barcelona. Compania Anonima Cerveceria Nacional Mierendorff, Conrad, Mexico City. j Rurten, Maximo (see Curttis, Maximo). Caracas. Milan, J., & Company, Mazatlan. j Rhode Trautmann, Adolfo (see under Montiel, Roman, Maracaibo. Milan, Manuel, Mazatlan. ! Rohde Trautmann). Variations in List. Modelo, El, Torreon. Rohde or Rhode) Trautrqann, Adolfo, Mora, P., & Company, San Bias. j Calle Claris 111, Barcelona. Corrections in the names and additions Moreira, Juan Manuel, Saltillo. | Sahagun, Jos6, Isac Peral 16, Cadiz. to addresses of the persons or firms whose Nacional de Mexico, Compania Quimica, 1 Sociedad Anonima Suiza de Publicidad names have been already published on Mexico City. j (see Haasenstein & Vogler). the respective dates shown in the margin Naeder, Alfred, Torreon. are made as under:— Occidental, El, Guadalajara. SWEDEN. Ochoa, (Jose Cuervo y Cia), Mexico. BRAZIL. OrobeU, Andres, Monterey. Boker, W., Vasagatan 24, Stockholm. 18 Jan., 1918. Martifield, C., Muritiba, “ Pierrot ” (newspaper), Mexico City. Industri Banken A.B., Olof Wijksg. 3, should read Gothenburg and Jocobsg., Stockholm. Reinbeck & Becker, Mexico City. Martifield (or Martfeldt), C., Caehoeira, Initiative Company, Stockholm. Restoy, Andres, “ La Hustracion,” and Muritiba, near Bahia. Tampico. Privat Emission A B., Stockholm. Ruelas, Ricardo, Manzanillo. Stockholms Privatbank A/B., Fredsg. 6, COSTA R IC A Sanchez Legaspi, Pedro (proprietor of Stockholm . 12 July, 1918. Will, Carlos, San Jos6, . “ E.W.” La Drogueria Cosmopolita), Svenska Finans Institutet A.B., Drott- should read Mexico City. ning. 33, Gothenburg, and Arsenalsg. Wille, Qarlos, San J0s6. 14, Stockholm. Seitz, Carlos, Mexico City. CUBA Sieber, Clemente, Saltillo. Vardeforalting, A/B., Gothenburg. Stauffer & Forster,- Acaponeta. Vetterlein, Walther (see under Wetterlein) 14 Apr., 1916. Upmann, H., & Company, Stege, Otto (La Union), Chihuahua. Wetterlein (or Vetterlein), Walther, Stora Amargura 1, and Mercaderes 34,. Stein, Robert (Merceria Alemana), Nygatan 21, Stockholm. Havana. Mazatlan. should read Sternfels, Jorge, Guadalajara. VENEZUELA Upmann, H., & Company (Bankers), Union, La (see Stege, Otto), Chihuahua. Briilimbourg, Joaquin, Trujillo. Amargura 1, and Mercaderes 34, Hav­ Velas, Compania de, Monterey and Losales, Carlos Miguel, Ciudad Bolivar. ana. Tampico. Otero, j. J., Ciudad Bolivar. I Upmann, H., & Company (Tobacco Manu­ Velasco, S. T., y Compania, Guadalajara. “ Palma,” La, La Sombrereria, Caracas. facturers), Amargura 1, and Mercaderes Vohnstedt, Max, Guadalajara. Rodriguez, Diego, Trujillo. 34, Hhvana. “ V oz del Pueblo, La ” (see Juan Huthotf). R ojas, Simon, Egido. ECUADOR. MOROCCO. Schlussler, Vincente K ., La Guaira. Schroeder, Frederic o, Caracas and Mara­ 24 Mar., 1916. Jeremias, L. (partner of “ Heraldo de Melilla,” Melilla. caibo. Jcrem ias & Borehert), Avenida Tercera NETHERLANDS. Sombrereria la Palma, La (see under 612, Guayaquil, Palma, La, Sombreria). should read Beverwijk N. V. Chemische Fabriek> Urdaneta, Ezekiel, Trujillo. Jeremias, L., Calle Pedro Carbo 614, Beverwijk Guayaquil. International Magnesiet Werken, Haven- Vieweg, E., Maracaibo and Pampan. Walther, Feddrico, Ciudad Bolivar. straat 162, and Brielschelaan 87, Rotter­ HONDURAS. dam. Removals from List. 15 Feb., 1918. Drbschel, Diderico, Ama- NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. pala and Tegucigalpa, ARGENTINA, &c. should read Batoe Bahra Cooos Compagnie, N./V., Alonso Freire, Raphael, Calle 25 de Agosto Drechsel, Diderico, Tegucigalpa. Medan. 378, Montevideo, Uruguay. MEXICO. Lie Seng Sie, Batavia. Armellino, Adolfo, Calle Missiones 1375 Lima Laras Estate, Medan. Montevideo, Uruguay. 23 Aug., 1918. Blanco, Cayetana, Jr., y “ Soerabaia ” Machinefabriek, Sourabaya. Boiso, Manuel, Calle Sarmiento 643, Cia, Mbxico City and San Geronimo, should read Wouters, D., Stationsweg, Bandoeng, Buenos Aires. Java. Blanco, Cayetana, Jr., y Cia Mexico City, NICARAGUA. « BOLIVIA. San Gerbriimo and Guadalajara. Peterson, Nicolay, Peterson Hotel, Blue- Botica Alemana, Oruro. NETHERLANDS. fields. PANAMA. BRAZIL. 2 Feb., 1917. Hall, H., van der, Boompje 109, Rotterdam , Borges, Antonia, Rua Voluntarios da Leer, Albert, Bocas del Toro. should read Station Pharmacie, Panama City. Patria 46, Porto Alegre. Pereira, Alfredo Martins, Manaos. Hall, H. van der, Boompjes 89, 91, 102, PERSIA Silva, Ribeiro, & Company, Alfandega 109,118, and 122, Rotterdam. Abdur Rahaman, Borasjun, Bushire. 65-167, Rio de Janeiro. NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. Baghar Ali Reza Parpari, Borasjun, 23 Aug., 1918. Lutrhtghaus, P., Bushire. CHILE. should read Hussein Dawoni, Borasjun, Bushire. Bermudez, Guillermo, Calle Esmeralda 85, Luttringhaus, P. Reza Hussein Ali Parpari, Borasjun, Valparaiso. 26 July, 1918. Zechentmayer, Dr. K. (or Bushire. Gelder, Dr. G. de, Santiago. Ch.), Samardrig, Shoket Company, Borasjun, Bushire. should read GUATEMALA. Zeckenmayer, Dr. K. (or Ch.), Samarang. PERU. Wing on Tay, Guatemala City. Benavides, Aurelio, Mollendo. SPAIN. Moises, Jacobo, y Hermanos, Cuzco. MEXICO. 24 Mar., 1916. Grosch, Federico, Calle Puente^ Andres, Lima. Corcega, Biarcgldna, Arcineaga Sotres, Mexico City. should read SALVADOR. Bernal, N. M., Nogales. Grosch, Federico, S.A., Arguelles (fqrmejrly Bengoa, Federico, San Salvador. Compania Commercial de Monterey, Grauvia Diagonal) 355, Barcelona. Deininger, Hermanos, San Selvador. Monterey. Duarte, F. L, San Salvador. Danner, J. G., Mexico City. VENEZUELA Garcia, Saul, San Salvador. Fabrica Villa Union, S/A., Villa Union. 22 Dec., 1916. Quintero Santana, Carae- Herman, Emilio, San Salvador. Hale, C., & Co npania(Refrigeradora Verav ciolo, San Cristobal, Laufer, Curt, San Salvador. cruzana), \ era Cruz. should read Menjivar, Ricardo, San Salvador. Sanchez & Company, Josd, Mazatlan. 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APPOINTMENTS, &c., BT THE GOVERNOR.

No. 362 of 1918. No, 364 of 1918. IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e Go v e r n o r has been pleased IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased, H to make the following appointments H under section 23 of Ordinance No. 10 of 1861, to M r .M . T . A k b a r to b e, in addition to his own duties, appoint Messrs. J. B. Co le s and M. M. Sm it h t o b e Additional District Judge, Colombo, for December 13, Additional Members of the District Road Committee, 1 91 8. Kandy, for the years 1919, 1920, and 1921. M r. J . H . V anniasinkam to act as District Judge, By His Excellency’s command, Additional Commissioner of Requests, and Police Magis­ trate, Jaffna, vice Mr. P. E. P ib r is , from December 9, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . S t u b b s , 1918, until the resumption of duties by that officer. Colombo, Deoember 9, 1918. Colonial Secretary. M r. J . H . V anniasinkam to act as District Judge, No. 365 of 1918. Additional Commissioner of Requests, and Police IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased, Magistrate, Jaffna, vice Mr. P. E. P ie r is , from December under section 13 of Ordinance No. 10 of 1861, to 16, 1918, until the resumption of duties by that officer. H appoint the under-mentioned gentlemen to be Members M r. S . E . N a g a p p e r to act as Additional District of the Provincial Road Committee, Sabaragamuwa, for Judge, Batticaloa, for December 14, 1918. the year 1919 :— Mr. E. G. A trw a r d t to act as District judge, Com­ Mr. H . E l l a w a l a . Mr. C. R . P . J a y a w a r d a n a . missioner of Requests, and Police Magistrate, Tangalla, Mr. E. E. M e g g e t . Mr. E . M. B y b d e . v ice Mr. H. J. V. E k a n a y a k e , for December 7, 1918, or until the resumption of duties by that offioer. By His Excellency’s command, M r. G l a d w i n K o c h to a ct as Commissioner of Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . S t u b b s , R e q u e sts a n d Additional Police Magistrate, Colombo, Colombo, December 10, 1918. Colonial Secretary. v ice Mr. T. B. R u s s e l l , from December 16 to 19, 1918, in clu s iv e . No. 366 of 1918. Mr. J. E. R. P e r e ir a to act, in addition to h is own IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased, duties, as Commissioner of Requests, Colombo, from H under section 23 of Ordinance No. 10 of 1861, to December 20, 1918, to January 2, 1919, or until further appoint Mr. E, E. M e g g e t to be an Additional Member ord ers. of the District Road Committee, Ratnapura, for the years 1919, 1920, and 1921. M r. T . B . R u s s e l l to be, in addition to h is own duties, Additional Distriot Judge, Negombo, on Deoember 21, By His Excellency’s command, 1918. Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. S t u b b s , M r. B . A m e r a s b k e r a to act as Commissioner of Colombo, December 9, 1918. Colonial Secretary. Requests and Polioe Magistrate, Balapitiya, vice M r. ] N . M . B h a r u c h a , on December 14 and 15, 1918, or until No. 367 of 1918. the resumption of duties by that officer. IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased, M r. E . N . D a n ie l s to act as Commissioner o f R equests H under section 23 of Ordinance No. 10 of 1861, to and Police Magistrate, Kurunegala, vice Mr. V. P. appoint Messrs. M. B. B l o u n t and A . W . Ca n t l a y as R e d u c e , on December 11 and 12, 1918, or until the Additional Members of the District Road Committee, resumption of duties by that officer. Kegalla, for the years 1919, 1920, and 1921. M r. B . L . D r ie b e r g to a c t as Additional Police Magistrate, Avissawella, on December 13,1918. By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . S t u b b s , M r. N . S u m p an t h e r , Extra Excise Inspector, Kandy, to act as Assistant Superintendent of Excise, Kandy Colombo, December 9,1918. Colonial Secretary. Circle, for three weeks and four days from Deoember 14, No. 368 of 1918. 1918, during the absence of Mr. J. S. N ic h o l a s on leave, or until further orders. IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been p le a se d , under section 4 of Ordinance No. 6 of 1907, to M r. A . H . N aTHANIELSz to be an Official Member of H appoint Mr. C . G . H a n ib a l s z to be a Member of the the Sanitary Board of the Chilaw District, vice Mr. Plant Pests Board, Batticaloa, for a period of three D . K . M cM in n , transferred. years, vice Mr. T . W . B . P e r r e t t . By His Excellency’s command, By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. S t u b b s , Colombo, December 12,1918. Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . S t u b b s , Colombo, December 9, 1918. Colonial Secretary. No. 363 of 1918. No. 369 of 1918. IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e b n o b has been pleased, H under section 13 of Ordinance No. 10 of 1861, to IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased appoint the under-mentioned gentlemen to be Members H to appoint the under-mentioned persons to be of the Provincial Road Committee, Central Province, Assessors for the Sanitary Board town of Mullaittivu for fo r th e yea r 1919 :— the year 1919, under the provisions of section 5 of Ordinance No. 7 of 1866:— M r. R . A . P o w e l l . Mr. M M. Sm it h . M r. J . B . C o l e s . The Hon. Mr. C. v a n d e r M r. C. Ch e l l a iy a . I Mr. T . M. L e b b e M a r a k a - M r. W . R . W e s t l a n d . W a l l . M r. S. I . W ijayabutnam . | y e r . By His Excellency’s command, By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . St u b b s , Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . S t u b b s , Colombo, December 9,1918. Colonial Secretary. Colombo, December 11, 1918. Colonial Secretary. 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No. 3 ;0 of 1918. N o. 372 of 1918. I S E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased I S E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased H to appoint Mr. T e l l ip a l l a i C h in n a p p a h R a j a - H to appoint Mr. M a n n a g e D o n Sim o n G u n a - RATNAM, at present practising as a Notary Public r a t n e , at present practising as a Notary Public through­ throughout the judicial division of Colombo, to he a out Morawak korale of Matara District,to be a Notary Notary Public at Avissawella and throughout the Public throughout Salpiti korale of Colombo District, judicial division of Avissawella, and to practise as such with residence and office at Moratuwa, and to practise in the English language. as such in the Sinhalese language.

By His Excellency’s command, By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R E . Stubbs, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E St u b b s , Colombo, December 5,1918. Colonial Secretary. Colombo, December 5,1918. Colonial Secretory. No. 373 of 1918. No. 371 of 1918. IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased IS E x c e l l e n c y t h e G o v e r n o r has been pleased H to appoint Mr. W ic k r e m a -a r a c h ie W u e w a r - H to appoint Mr. G a b r ie l d e Sil v a A b e y a w a r - d e n a S e n e w ir a t n a D o n H e n d r ic k W ickremasing ^ e , DANA J a y a W e e r a r a t n a K o d ip p il y , of River View, of Kadaw&tta, Mahara, to be a Notary Public through­ Matara, to be a Notary Public at Matara and throughout out Morawak korale of Matara District, with residence the judicial division of Matara, and to practise as such in and office at Morawaka and an additional office at the English language. Beralapanatora, and to practise as such in the Sinhalese language. By His Excellency’s command, By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. Stubbs, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. Stubbs, Colombo, December 5,1918. Colonial Secretary. Colombo, December S, 1918. Colonial Secretary.

APPOINTMENTS, &c., OF REGISTRARS.

IS E xcellen cy the Governor has been pleased to The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Matale, has appointed m ake tho fol'owing appointments:— H R a japak sa iW asalamudiyanseralahamillaye H a l a n - E d w in R owland d e S ilv a to be an Additional goda Ud aw alaw w e P unohi B anda H alangoda to a c t as Assistant Provincial Registrar cf Births and Deaths, and Registrar cf Births and Deaths cf Kohonsiya pattu division, of Marriages (General) for Colombo District cf the Western and cf Marriages (General) cf Matale South division, in the Province, from December 6 10 23, 1918. His office will Matale District cf the Central Province, on December 5, be at the Registrar-General’s Office, Colombo. 1918, during the absence.cf the Registrar, M. B . A . N iy a b a - T hommanupillai P hilifupillai provisionally to be pola, on leave. His office will be at Nikawellewalawwa in Registrar cf Births and Deaths, and cf Marriages (General) Udupihilla. of Ponparippu pattu division, in the Puttalam District cf The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Galle, has appointed the North-Western Province, with effect from December George A l b e r t J ayawardhana to act as Registrar cf 3 0 ,1 9 1 8 , v i c e Registrar, K. Mohamhedo Cassim, deceased. Marriages (General) cf Four Gravetscf Galle and Akmimana His office will be at Vidacaivalavu in Karaittivn. division, in the Galle District cf the Southern Province, for November 28, 1918, durirg the absence of the Registrar, By His Excellency’s command, H . L . M . D gistrar of Births and Deaths and of Marriages (General) of walawwewatta in War alia. Uda Hewaheta, No. 5 division, in the Kandy District of the The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Hkmb"ntota, has Central Province, for twenty-one .days from December 15, a p p oin ted D on Mig e l W ijesin h a to a ct as Registrar o f 1918. during the absonce of the Registrar, W. M. R an Births and Deaths of Kehawatta upper division, and of B a n d a, o n 1 avo. His office will be at Nilawaturewalawwa Marriages (General) of West Giruwa pitta d i v i s i o n , in. th e in Hanguranketa. Hambantoto District of the Southern Province, for three A 2 2164 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13, 1918

days from December 2, 1918, during the absence of December 1, 1918, vice Registrar, M. T. Parunanthu, the Registrar, J. A . Singapfuli, on leave. His office will deceased. His office will be at Koyilvalavu in Vankalai, be at Angahawatta in Mahahilla, and Galhiressewatta in and Udaiyarvalavu in Nanaddan. Waharaggoda. The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Mullaittivu, ' has The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Hambantota, has a p p oin ted Murugesu Stephen Chellappah to a c t a s a p p o in te d D avtd G itna ward ana to aet as Registrar of Registrar of Marriages (General) of Maritime pattus Births and Deaths of Kirama division, and of Marriages division,in the Mullaittivu District of the Northern Province, (General) of W est Giruwa pattu division, in the Hambantota for thirty days from December 4, 1918, during the absence District of the Southern Province, for three days from of the Registrar, R. K. Arulampalam, on leave. His December 7, 1918, during the absence of the Registrar, office will be at the Assistant Provincial Registrar’s offioe, P . J . D issa n a y a k a , on leave. His office will be at Maha- Mullaittivu. watta in Walgammulla. The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Kurunegala, has The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Jaffna District, appoin ted P unchi Banda A beyakoon to act as Registrar has appointed E liyatam by Tanmavarather to a ct as of Births and Deaths of Dambadeni Udukaha east division, Registrar of Marriages (General) of Valikamam North and of Marriages (General) of Dambadeni hatpattu division, division, in the Jaffna District of the Northern Province, in the Kurunegala District of the North-Western Province, for tw o weeks from November 29, 1918, during the absence for six days from December 2, 1918, during the absence of of the Registrar, R. R. B. K umaraxulasiNGHE, on leave. the Registrar, P. B. T illakaratna, on leave. His offioe H is office will be at Muddivalai in Tellippalai. will be at the permanent Registrar's residence at Boya- The Provincial Registrar, Northern Province, has walana. a p p o in te d R ichard Navaratnam L awrence to a c t as The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Puttalam, has Registrar of Births and Deaths of Varani division, and of appoin ted James G regory K roon to act as Registrar of Marriages (General) of Tenmaradchi division, in the Jaffna Births and Deaths of Kalpitiya town division, in the District of the Northern Province, for thirty days from Puttalam District of the North-Western Province, for ten December 1,1918, vice R egistra r, B . C. L awrence, deceased. days from November 27, 1918, during the absence of the His office will be at Kakkarantanvalavu in Idaikkurichchi, Registrar, Dr. V. K athirgamatamby, on oth er d u ty . TTi« station Punkankenivalavu in Chavakachcheri. office will be at the Outdoor Dispensary, Kalpitiya. The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Jaffna District, has The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Puttalam, has a p p o in te d A rumugam Sittampaxam to act as Registrar appoin ted T hommantjpillai Philipupillai to a c t as of Births and Deaths of TJduvil division, and of Marriages Registrar of Births and Deaths and of Marriages (General) (General) of Valikamam North division, in the Jaffna of Ponparippu pattu division, in the Puttalam District District of the Northern Province, for eight days from of the North-Western Province, for thirty days from December 6, 1918, during the absence of the Registrar, November 30, 1918, vice Registrar, K. Mohammedo Cassim, T . A ppadttrrai, on leave. His office will be at Thuvara- deceased. His office will be at Yadanaivalavu in Karaittivu thoni in Uduvil. The Provincial Registrar, Anuradhapura, has appointed The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Jaffna District, A . A . Gunawardena to act as Registrar of Marriages has appointed Murukesab Mailvaganam to a c t as (General) of Nuwaragam palata division, in the Anuradha­ Registrar of Marriages (General) of Jaffna division, in the pura District of the North-Central,Province, for fourteen Jaffna District of the Northern Province, for four days from days from December 2, 1918, during the absence of the December 8, 1918, during the absence of the Registrar, Registrar, K. B. K ulatunga, on other duty. His office K . S. Sivapragasam , on leave. His office will be at will be at the Land Registry, Anuradhapura. Jaffna Kachcheri. The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Mannar, has Registrar-General’s Office, W. L. K indersley, a p p oin ted T hevasakayam A nthonypillai to a c t as Colombo, December 10, 1918. Registrar-General. Registrar of Births and Deaths of Iluppaikadavai division, •in the Mannar District of the Northern Province, for two T is hereby notified that T hambippillai Sivasubba- weeks from December 1, 1918, vice Registrar, Varitampi maniam, Registrar of Marriages (General) of Manmunai Mubuxab, deceased. His office will be at Udaiyarvalavu I pattu north division, in the BatticaJoa District of the in Iluppaikadavai. Eastern Province, will, with effect from November 15,1918, The Assistant Provincial Registrar, Mannar, has hold his additional office at 120, Eliza’s lane, West Pioneer appointed J oachim J oseph Cboos to act as Registrar of road, Koddaimunai. , Births and Deaths of Nanaddan west division, and of Marriages (General) of Nanaddan division, in the'Mannar Registrar-General’s Office, W. L. K indersley, District of the Northern Province, for two weeks from Colombo, December 4, 1918. Registrar-General. ------GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS.

“T h e V illage Communities Ordinance, 1889.” T is hereby notified for general information that (a) His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to set apart the lot of land described in the schedule hereto annexed, which is the property of the Crown, for a common purpose,I to wit, that the inhabitants of the village Wirasole, in the Wilachchiya tulana of the Wilachchiya korale of the Nuwaragam palata of the Anuradhapura District, in the North-Central Province, may practise chena cultivation within the said lot on free permits issued by the Government Agent of the North-Central Province, in accordance with rules made under the provisions of sections 6 and 16 of Ordinance No. 24 of 1889 ; and (b) th at His Excellency the Governor reserves to himself the right to resume absolute possession on behalf of the Crown of the said lot or of any portion thereof whenever he thinks fit. By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, * R . E . Stubbs, Colombo, December 3,1918. — Colonial Secretary.

Schedule referred to. , The following lot situated in the village of Kadurupitiya, in the Wilachchiya tulana of the Wilachchiya korale of the Nuwaragam palata of the Anuradhapura District, in the North-Central Province :— Topo preliminary plan -7. Lot. Name of Land. E x te n t, a . r . p . 59 .. Kadurupitiyelanda . . 50 0 32 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Deo. 13,1918 2165

“ The Volunteer Ordinance, 1910.” HE following amendments to the rules and regulations relating to the Ceylon Volunteer Force made by the T General Officer Commanding the Troops, under the provisions of seotions 9 and 12 of “ The Volunteer Ordi­ nance, 1910,” and approved by His Excellency the Governor, are published for general information :— Delete the whole of Section X III. and substitute the following :—

Section X I I I — Ceylon Cadet I ttalion, Ceylon Defence Force. The present Cadet Companies and Cadet Battalion The officers, sergeants, corporals, and lance-corporals affiliated to the Ceylon Light Infantry will be discontinued to be appointed by Officer Commanding Cadet Battalion, and re-formed as the Ceylon Cadet Battalion, consisting in conjunction with the Principal of the school to which o f— the platoon or platoons belong. (a) Senior Cadets. | (6) Junior Cadets. An annual camp for Senior Cadets to be held at Diyatalawa. The Cadets will drill at their schools as platoons, and The Senior Cadets to fire the course prescribed for as companies or as a battalion at such times and places In fan try. as the Officer Commanding the Battalion arranges, in Efficiency Test, Senior Cadets: 36 drills per annum, conjunction with the authorities of the various colleges. attendance at camp to count 12 driUfj. Ilie Battalion will be organized as under :— Musketry: As laid down in Part I. and Part II. for Officer Commanding with rank of Major. an Infantry Battalion. Second in Command with rank of Captain. Dress : As usual, with a badge for the helmet. Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster. Shoulder Badge: 0. C. B. (Ceylon Cadet Battalion), with the name of the college to which the Cadet belongs No. 1 Company. let into the shoulder of coat one inch below the strap. Officer Commanding Company with rank of Captain. Cost of Camp: For Senior Cadets to be met from Royal College : 2 Platoons, 2 Lieutenants. Ceylon Defence Force vote as at present. St. Thomas’s College: 2 Platoons, 2 Lieutenants. Efficiency Test, Junior Cadets, 13 to 16 (in schools where there are Boy Scout Troops, boys who are members No. 2 Company. of the School Troop shall not be compelled to join the Officer Commanding Company with rank of Captain. Cadet Corps until the age of 14): 30 drills per annum, St. Joseph’s College : 2 Platoons, 2 Lieutenants. to include:— St. Benedict’s College : 1 Platoon, 1 Lieutenant. (1) A complete course of physical exercises, as carried Wesley College : 1 Platoon, 1 Lieutenant. out in His Majesty’s Army. No. 3 Company. (2) Squad drill/ (3) Musketry course with miniature rifles. The prac­ Officer Commanding Company with rank of Captain. tices and the amount of ammunition used to be Trinity College : 2 Platoons, 2 Lieutenants. left to the Commanding Officer, Cadet Battalion. St. Anthony’s College : 1 Platoon, 1 Lieutenant. (4) Map reading and judging distance. Kingswood College : 1 platoon, 1 Lieutenant. (5) A signalling section in each college. No. 4 Company. Dress: Shirts and shorts with badges as for Senior Officer Commanding Company with rank of Captain. Cadets, and the slouch felt hat with a ribbon of their Richmond College : 1 Platoon, 1 Lieutenant. school colours. St. Aloysius’s College : 1 Platoon, 1 Lieutenant. School camp to be held as desired by the Officer Com­ Princfe of Wales’s College : 1 Platoon, 1 Lieutenant. manding Cadet Battalion and the Principals, the cost St. John’s College : 1 Platoon, 1 Lieutenant. to be met by the Education Department as at present.

By His Excellency's command,

Colonial Secretary’s Office, ~ R . E . S ttjbbs, Colombo, December 5, 1918. Colonial Secretary.

“ The Small Towns Sanitary Ordinance^ 1892.” HE following by-law made by the Sanitary Board of the Kalutara District, under section 9 e (2) (t) of Ordinance T No. 18 of 1892, as an addition to those set forth in the notification dated February 20, 1918, appearing in Government Gazette No. 6,928 of March 8, 1918, and approved by His Excellency the Governor, with the advfee of the Executive Council, is published for general information.

By His Excellency’s command,

Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . St u b b s , Colombo, December 5,1918. Colonial Secretary.

By -law to be added as 9 a to the By -laws in Chapter y t t . General Conservancy. All latrines shall be conducted on the dry-earth system, Provided that the Chairman may, in suitable localities, and each householder or landlord who owns or makes use of allow by special written permit pit latrines to be con­ such a latrine shall pay to the Board a sum of Re. 1 per stru cted . month for each bucket to meet the cost of conservancy. 2166 P a r t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D ec. 13,1918

“The Local Boards Ordinance, 1898.” Y-LAW S made by the Local Board of Health and Improvement, Chilaw, under section 56 (5) of the Local B Boards Ordinance, No. 13 of 1898, as amended by section 5 of Ordinance No. 27 of 1916, and confirmed by His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council. By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. S t u b b s , Colombo, December 5, 1918. Colonial Secretary.

By-laws referred to. 1. A ll eating-houses shall be kept clean and sanitary to 7. No food exposed for sale in an eating-house shall be the satisfaction of the Chairman. The term eating-house kopt open to contamination by flies or dust, but shall be shall include tea, coffee, and sherbet boutiques. effectually protected from flies and dust within properly 2. All utensils, furniture, and other requisites usedin or constructed glass cases. belonging to any eating-house shall always be kept clean. 8. No waste tea, coffee, or milk, or remnants of food or 3; The walls of all eating-houses shall be plastered and cooking waste shall be thrown on the ground, but shall be limewashed, and the rooms shall be well ventilated and collected in proper receptacle and removed daily. lig h te d . 9. No adulterated milk shall be sold or offered or exposed 4. All refuse and dirt in or about the premises of any for sale or kept on the premises of any eating-house. eating-house shall be removed twice daily. For the purpose of this rule adulterated milk shall mean 5. No person suffering, or who, to the knowledge of any m ilk to w hich w ater or an y oth er foreig n liq u id o r su b sta n ce person in charge of an eating-house, has recently suffered has been added for the purpose of augmenting its quantity from any contagious or infectious disease, or has been or enhancing its apparent quality, and not for the purpose recently in attendance on any person suffering from such of preparing tea or coffee or any other beverage for the disease, shall be permitted by any such person in charge of immediate consumption of customers. the eating-house to be employed in or about any such 10. No intoxicating liquor shall be kept in or brought to eatingr-house. an eating-house. 6. The sugar used in such places shall be kept in glass- 11. These by-laws shall be framed and hung up in a stoppered wide-mouthed bottles. prominent place in every such eating-house.

“ The Butchers Ordinance, 1893.” T is hereby notified that the following rules made by the Local Board of Health of Moratuwa, under section 23 of I “ The Butchers Ordinance, 1893,” have been confirmed by the Governor in Executive Council, and are published for general information. By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. S t u b b s , Colombo, December 7, 1918. . Colonial Secretary.

Rules for the Regulation of the Slaughter of Cattle, Goats, and Sheep, and the Sanitation of the Slaughter-house. 1. No person licensed to carry on the trade of a butcher approved as aforesaid as being fit to be slaughtered for within the Local Board limits of Moratuwa shall slaughter human food, or the slaughter of such animals as the said cattle, goats, or sheop at anj place other than the public Medical Officer or person aforesaid appointed by the slaughter-house at Digarolla. Chairman of the Local Board has prohibited as provided 2. The cattle pound at Rawa,tawatta market is hereby for in lule 5. appointed as the spot in which the licensed butchers of the 8. A fee of 50 cents shall be charged for every head of Local Board of Moratuwa shall as required by section 12, cattle and a fee of 25 cents for every sheep or goat slaugh­ sub-section (1), of 'Ordinance No. 9 of 1893, expose for tered at the public slaughter-house. Such fee shall be public view all cattle intended for slaughter for a period of paid before such animal is slaughtered. not loss than 24 hours immediately preceding the time of 9. All butchers making use of the said slaughter-house slau gh ter, shall clean it out daily after use. 3., The public slaughter-house shall be in charge of the 10. The person in charge of the slaughter-house shall Sanitary Inspectors of the Local Board of Moratuwa, who keep a register in the form annexed of all cattle brought to shall .be responsible for its sanitary condition. the slaughter-house. 4. No cattle or sheep shall be slaughtered at the said 11. No animal shall be slaughtered in the presence of slaughter-house except- between such hours as may be' other animals, or until the carcase of any animal previously determined by the Chairman of the Local Board of Mora­ slaughtered shall have been removed or screened off and tuwa, notice of which shall be posted at the said slaughter­ the premises cleansed. house, nor until such animals shall have been inspected and passed .as fit for slaughter for human food by the Form required by Rule 10. Medioal Officer or Rome porson appointed for this purpose Number of cattle voucher : ------. by the Chairman of the Local Board of Moratuwa. Description : —— , 5. Cattle rejected as unfit for slaughter shall be imme­ Colour: ------. diately removed by the butchers. A g e : ------. 6. The said Medioal Officer or person aforesaid appointed Brandmarks :— by the Chairman of the Local Board, may prohibit the Right side: ■ slaughter of ftny animal, notwithstanding that it has been Left side: ------. approved under rule 4 if it should before slaughter be Name of butcher : ------. found to be diseased or unfit to be slaughtered for human Date of inspection: ------. fOOd. , Date of slaughter : ------. 7. ^ The officer in charge of the slaughter-house shall not Remarks : ------. permit the slaughter of any cattle which have not been Signature of Officer receiving cattle voucher ------.

T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor has been pleased, in terms of the Regulations dated June 2, 1903, to grant the Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal to Company Sergeant-Ma jor A. E. van Buren, ICeylon Railway Battalion. By His Excellency’s command, C o lo n ia l Secretary’s Office, R E . S t u b b s , . Colombo, December 7, 1918. Colonial Secretary. Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dec. 13.1918 2i67

URSUANT to the sicond section of the Pension Minute dated December 9, 1908, it is hereby notified that P the holder of the following post is entitled to pension :— M e d ic a l D e p a r t m e n t . Additional Overseer, Lunatic Asylum. By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. S t u b b s . Colombo, December 7, 1918. Colonial Secretary.

“ T h e E x c is e O e d in a n c e , N o. 8 o f 1912.” T is hereby notified that, in accordance with rules 1,2, and 3 of Chapter IV. of the rules made under “ The Excise I Ordinance, No. 8 of 1912,” and published in the Excise Notification No. 79, appearing in the Government Gazette No. 6,958 of July 26, 1918, His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to determine that the appointment of the Advisory Committees, shown in the schedule hereto, shall take effect for the period of three years commencing on O ctober 1, 1918, and ending on September 30, 1921. By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R . E . S t u b b s , Colombo, December 9, 1918. Colonial Secretary. Schedule referred to. ADVISORY COMMITTEES FOR 1918-21. Western Province. For the Negombo Revenue District Area (outside Local Board Area). Colombo District. The Government Agent, Western Province (Chairman). For the Colombo Municipal Area. Mr. C. H. A. Samarakkody, Mudaliyar (nominated by the The Government Agent, Western Province (Chairman). G overn or). The Chairman, Municipal Council, Colombo. Mr. John X. Fernando (nominated by the Low-country The Superintendent of Police, Colombo. Products Association of Ceylon). . Mr. C. P. Dias (nominated by the Municipal Council). Mr. S. C. Sansoni, J.P., U.P.M. (nominated by the Mr. W. Phiips (nominated by the Chamber of Commerce). G overn or). Mr. A rth ur A lv is, J .P . '1 . . , , ,__ ,, Mr. Arthur de Silva (nominated by the Governor). Mr. C. Namasivayam, J.P. I (nominated by the Mr. T. H. de Silva (nominated by the Governor in terms Mr. W. P. D. Vanderstraaten / Governor). of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Mr. Martinus C. Perera (elected by the road tax payers). K alutara District. For the Kalutara Local Board Area. For the Moratuwa Local Board Area. The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Mr. C. E. Wedd, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Mr. D . E . Wijeyesekere, Mudaliyar (nominated by the Kalutara (nominated by the Governor). G overn or). Mr. J. Aloysius Fernando (nominated by the Local Board). Mr. H. I. Fernando (nominated by the Local Board). Mr. A. de Abrew, J.P., U.P.M. i (nominated by Mr. J. G. C. Mendis, J.P. | . , ,, ,, „ . Mr. D. B. K. Goonetilleke, Muhandiram J the Governor). Mr. C. P. de Silva f (nominated by the Governor). Rev. W. J. Noble (elected by the road tax payers). Dr. Denis C. Cooray (elected by the road tax payers). For the Kalutara Revenue District Area (outside Local Board Area). For the Minuwangoda Local Board Area. The Assistant Government Agent, Kalutara (Chairman). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Mr. C. E. Wedd, Assistant Superintendent of P olice, Mr. A. L. Mills (nominated by the Governor).' Kalutara (nominated by the Governor). Mr. T. S. Gunawardana (nominated by the Local Board). Mr. R. Gamier, J.P., U.P.M. (nominated by the Ceylon Mr. J: E. Seneviratne i, . ,. , _ Planters’ Association). Mr. D. A. S. Samarawira [(nominated by the Governor). Mr. C. P. Wijeyeratna, J.P., U.P.M. (nominated by the Mr. D. M. P. R. Sonanayaka (nominated by the Governor Low-country Products Association of Ceylon). in terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Mr. P. A. Gooneratne, J.P., U.P.M. (nominated by the G overn or). For the Colombo Revenue District Area (outside Municipal Dr. A. S. Gunawardena (elected by the road tax payers). and Local Board Areas). The Government Agent, Western Province (Chairman). Central Province. Mr. L. A. Dassanaike, Mudaliyar (nominated by the Kandy District. G overn or). Mr. D. C. Sonanayaka (nominated by the Low-country For the Kandy Municipal Area. Products Association of Ceylon). The Government Agent, Central Province (Chairman). Mr. J. F. Elford (nominated by the Ceylon Planters’ The Superintendent of Police, Central Province (nomi­ Association). nated by the Governor). The Hon. Dr. H. M. Fernando (nominated by the Gover­ Mr. E. L. Wijegoonewardene (nominated b y the Municipal n or). C oun cil). Mr. W. A. de Silva, J.P. (nominated by the Governor in terms of Rule 3 (x iii.)). S n ^C .w n 'derW aU )(nominated by the Governor). Rev. John Simon de Silva (elected by the road tax payers). N egombo D istrict. For the Oampola Local Board Area. For the Negombo Local Board Area. The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). The Medical Officer, G&mpola (nominated by the Gover­ Mr. C. Herft (nominated by the Governor). n or). Mr. John H. Pereira (nominated by the Local Board). Mr. E. G. Jonklaas (nominated bv the Local Board).

Mr.' CL J.' IMirisinghe ( (nominatod by the G overnor). £ : H . J . Mr. Tudor Ranasingho (nominated by the Governor in Mr. D. S. de Simon (nominated by the Governor in tenhs terms of Rule 3 (xiii.)). of Rule 3 (xiii.)). 2168 P art I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D eo. 13, 1918

For the Nawalapitiya Local Board Area. Southern Province.

The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Galle D ist r ic t . The M edical Officer, Nawalapitiya (nominated by the G o v e r n o r ). For the Galle M unicipal Area. Mr. H. O. Lebbe (nominated by the Looal Board). The Government Agent, Southern Province (Chairman). Mr. M.1=>. MilneaPattU f(nominated by the Governor). The Superintendent of Police, Southern Province (nomi­ nated by the Governor). Mr. A. J. W. Marambe (nominated by the Governor in Mr. D. W. Subasinghe (nominated by the Municipal terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). C ouncil). Mr. J. E. Perera ) (nominated by the For the Hatton-Dikoya Local Board Area. Rev. Father J. B. de Geradon J" Governor). Rev. W. J. T. Small (nominated by the Governor in terms The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). The M edical Officer, Dikoya (nominated by the Governor). Rev. A. S. Beaty (nominated by the Local Board). For the Galle Revenue District Area (outside Municipal Mr'. T. C. va^Rooyen f(nominftted by the Governor). Area). M r. D . S . C. Umagiliya (elected by the road tax payers). The Government Agent, Southern Province (Chairman). The Superintendent of Police, Southern Province (nomi­ F or the Kandy Revenue District Area (outside Municipal nated by the Governor). and Local Board Areas). Mr. A. W. Winter (nominated by the Ceylon Planters’ The Government Agent, Central Province (Chairman). Association). Mr. A. B. Talgodepitiya, Chief Interpreter, Kandy Mr. G. R. de Zoysa (nominated by the Low-country Products Association). Kachcheri (nominated by the Governor). Mr. N. de Alwis (nominated by the Governor). Mr. Chas. Gibbon (nominated by the Ceylon Planters’ Association). Mr. S. G. de Zoysa (elected by the road tax payers). Mr. F. R. Senanayake (nominated by the Low-county Products Association of Ceylon). M atara D is t r ic t . Rev. W . G. Shorten (nominated by the Governor). Mr. P. B. Ratnayake (elected by the road tax payers). F o r the Matara Local Board Area. v The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). M a t a l e D is t r ic t . . The Assistant Superintendent of Police, Matara (nomi­ nated by the Governor). For the Matale Local Board Area. Mr. D. Samarawira (nominated by the Local Board). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). X V .' D GvSZntZ lam inated by the Governor). Dr. A. Lloyd Pereira, Medical Officer, Matale (nominated Mr. Wihnot Balasuriya (elected by the road tax payers). by the Governor). Mr. H. D. Weeresekera (nominated by the Local Board). For the Matara Revenue District Area (outside Local Mr! L. de*S? Ja^sekara } (nominated by fche GoVernor>- Board Area). Mr. S. M. P. Wijayatillaka (elected by the road tax The Assistant Government Agent, Matara (Chairman). p a y e rs). The Assistant Superintendent of Police, Matara (nomi­ nated by the Governor). For the Matale Revenue District Area (outside Local Mr. E. J. Buultjens (nominated by the Low-country Board Area). Products Association). The Assistant Government Agent, Matale (Chairman). Mr. M. S. Furlong (nominated by the Ceylon Planters’ Mr. W. A. Udugama, Ratemahatmaya, Matale South Association). Mr. G. H. Altendorff (nominated by the Governor). (nominated by the Governor). Mr. Joseph Malcolmson (nominated by the Ceylon Mr. C. C. de Saram (nominated by the Governor in terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Planters’ Association).

m . SaSefSoSJh 11 ( (n0minated by th° G°Vern0r)- H a m b a n t o t a D is t r ic t . Mr. T. B. Aluvihare (elected by the road tax payers). For the Hambantota Revenue District Area. N u w a r a E l i y a D i s t r ic t . The Assistant Government Agent, Hambantota (Chair­ For the Nuwara Eliya Board of Improvement Area. m an). Mr. Harry Jayawardena, * Mudaliyar, West Giruwa pattu The Chairman, Board of Improvement (Chairman). (nominated b y th e Mr. V. S. Wickramanayake Dr. L. A. Prins, Medical Officer, Nuwara Eliya (nominated ■ Governor). by the Governor). Mr. B. T. A. Cassim Mr. G. H. Masefield (nominated by the Board of Improve­ Mr. A D. S. Wickremesinghe __ m ent). Mr. B. S. Doolo (elected by the road tax payers). X ; V M u th ^ n i [(nominated by the Governor). Mr. C. F. Jayetileke (elected by the road tax payers).

For the Nuwara Eliya Revenue District Area (outside Northern Province. the Board of Improvement Area). Jaffna D istrict. The Assistant Government Agent, Nuwara Eliya (Chair­ For the Jaffna Local Board Area. m a n ). Mr. E. F. Edirismghe, Kachcheri and Gravets Mudaliyar, The Chairman of the Local Board (Chairman). , Nuwara Eliya (nominated by the Governor). The Provincial Surgeon, Northern Province (nominated Mr. W. B. Bartlet (nominated by the Ceylon Planters’ by the Governor) Association). Mr. C. Arulampalam (nominated by the Looal Board).

Mr." E." IL MeUoT [(nominated by the Governor). Mr' K Khnagasahai [(nom*nate

Far the Jaffna Revenue District Area (outside Local North-Western Province. Board Area). K tjruneg ala District. The Government Agent, Northern Province (Chairman). The Provincial Surgeon, Northern') For the Rurunegala Local Board Area. P rov in ce The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Mr. N. Selvadurai I (nominated by the The Superintendent of Police, North-Western Province Mr. W. Mudaliar Muttuwelloppilly ” Governor).' (nominated by the Governor). Mr. C. M. Sinniah, Mudaliyar, Mr. F. N. Daniels (nominated by the Local Board). Governor’s Gate _1 Mr. S. Subramaniam (nominated by the Governor in m . I : O G ^Sardene } (nominated ** the P ernor). terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Mr. M. A. Masalamani (elected by the road tax payers).

Mannar D istrict. For the Kurunegala Revenue District Area (outside For the Mannar Revenue District Area. Local Board Area). The Assistant Government Agent, Mannar (Chairman). The Government Agent, North-Western Province (Chair­ The Medical Officer, Mannar ') m an). Rev. J. W. Garforth I (nominated by the The Superintendent of Police, North-Western Province Mr. S. M. Anantham, J.P., U.P.M. ( Governor). (nominated by the Governor). Rev. Father A. Daurat, O.M.I. J Mr. T. Y. Wright (nominated by the Ceylon Planters* Mr. A. L. Savundranayagam (nominated by the Governor Association). tn terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Mr. H. L. de Mel, C.B.E. (nominated by the Low-country Products Association). Mtjllaittivtt District. Hon. Mr. T. B. L. Moonemalle (nominated by the G overn or). For the Mullaittivu Revenue District Area. Mr. P. Ranaainghe (elected by the road tax payers). The Assistant Government Agent, Mullaittivu (Chairman). Mr. C. A. Canther, President, Village Puttalam District. Tribunal, Vavuniya (n om inated b y th e For the Puttalam Local Board Area. Rev. Father E. Viard, O.M.I. G overnor). Mr. C. Chellaiya, Mudaliyar The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Mr. T. M. Sabaratnam Mr. R. H. W. Abeyasekera, Kachcheri Mudaliyar (nomi­ Mr. A. Somasunderam (nominated 1by the Governor in nated by the Governor). terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Mr. S. A. M. HanifEa Marikar (nominated by the Local B oa rd ). Eastern Province. Rev. Father F. Bougarel, O.M.I. ) (nominated by the Mr. W. S. Strong J Governor). B attioaloa District. Mr. W. A. Muttukumaru (nominated by the Governor in For the Battioaloa Local Board Area. terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). For the Puttalam Revenue District Area (outside The Provincial Surgeon, Eastern Province (nominated by Local Board A rea). the Governor). The Assistant Government Agent, Puttalam (Chairman). Mr. S. F. Nagapper, J.P., U.P.M. (nominated by the M r. G . K. Swaminathan, Mudaliyar, Kalpitiya (nominated Local Board). by the Governor). Mr. E. R. Tambimuttu 1 (nominated by the Mr. D. P. Fernando (nominated by the Low-country Rev. Father F. Bonnel, S.J. J Governor). Products Association of Ceylon). Mr. C. G. Hanibalsz (nominated by the Governor in terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). “ I: t l ^ * • * For the Battioaloa Revenue District Area (outside Mr. Timothy David (nominated by the Governor in terms Local Board Area). of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Chilaw District. The Government Agent, Eastern Province (Chairman). The Provincial Surgeon, Eastern'' For the Chilaw Local Board Area. P rovin ce (nominated by The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Mr. M. C, Abdul Cader the Governor). Mr. J. E. Corea, Mudaliyar, Pitigal korale north (nomi­ M r. C. M uttyah, J .P . nated by the Governor). Mr. C. C. Harward Mr. C. E. Corea (nominated by the Local Board). Rev. A. Lockwood (nominated by the Governor in terms Mr. C. V. M. Pandithasekera \ (nominated by the of Rule 3 (xiii.)). Mr. E. C. Shelton Storer J Governor). T rincomai.ee D istrict. Mr. F. Thambaiah, Proctor (elected by the road tax For the Trincomalee Local Board Area. payers). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). For the, Chilaw Revenue District Area (outside Local ■ Mr. C. P. S. Baker, Director of Irrigation (nominated by Board Area). the Governor). The Assistant Government Agent, Puttalam (Chairman). Mr. S. Viswalingam (nominated by the Local Board). Mr. J. E. Corea, Mudaliyar, Pitigal korale north (nomi­ Mr. M. M. Subramaniam 1 (nominated by the nated by the Governor). Rev. Father L. Dupont, S.J. ) Governor). Mr. C. V. S. Corea (nominated by the Ceylon Planters’ Mr. T. Duraiappa (nominated by the Governor in terms Association). of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Mr. C. E. Corea (nominated by the Low-country Products For the Trincomalee Revenue District Area (outside Association of Ceylon). Local Board Area). Mr. T. M. Fernando (nominated by the Governor). Rev. B. S. Mendis (nominated by the Governor in terms The Assistant Government Agent, Trincomalee (Chair­ of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). m an). Mr. C. F. S. Baker, Director of Irri- ' g a tion North-Central Province. Mr, S. Tyagaraja (nominated by the Mr. S. E. Abdul Rasool G overn or). For die Anuradhapura Local Board Area. Mr. N. Swaminathapillai The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Rev. E. T. Selby (nominated by the Governor in terms of The Provincial Engineer, North-Central Province (nomi­ Rule 3 (xiii.) ). nated by the Governor). 2170 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13,1918

Mr. V. Ramaswamy (nominated by the Local Board). Province of Sabaragamuwa. Mr. S. N. Sittampalam • , ., . Mr. G. H. R . Jayamanne }(n°mmatod by the Governor). I For h e Batnapura Local Board Area. Mr. S.' D. Krisnaratne (nominated by the Governor in The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). _ terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). The District Judge, Ratnapura (nominated by the For the Anuradhapura Revenue District Area (outside G overnor). Local Board Area). Mr. C. Ellawala (nominated by the Local Board). The Government Agent, North-Central Province (Chair­ Mr. E. L. dfsilvayak6} (nominated hY the Governor). m a n ). Mr. D. C. Wijeyasingha (nominated by the Governor in The Provincial Engineer, North-' terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Central Provinoe _(nominated by the Mr. S. D. Krisnaratne G overnor). For the Ratnapura Revenue District Area (outside Mr. V. Ramaswamy Local Board Area). Rev. Father C. A. Boury, O.M.I. The Government Agent, Province of Sabaragamuwa M r. P. B. Bulankulame (nominated by the Governor in (Chairman). terms of Rule 3 (xiii.)). Mr. C. R. P. Jayawardana, Kachcheri Mudaliyar (nomi­ nated by the Governor). Province of Uva. Mr. A. J. Digram (nominated by the Ceylon Planters’ F or the BaduUa Local Board Area. Association). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). M r. C. F. Dharmaratne (nominated by the Low-country The Provincial Surgeon, Province of Uva (nominated by Products Association of Ceylon). the Governor). Mr. E. C. Villiers (nominated by the Governor). Muhandiram D. H. Kotalawela, J.P., U.P.M. (nominated Mr. D. E. Jayatilake (nominated by the Governor in by the Local Board). terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). Rev. W. O. Bevan ((nominated by Mud iliyar A. I. Jainudeen, J.P., U.P.M. J the Governor). K egalla D istrict. Mr. T. S. Selviah (elected by the road tax payers). F or the Kegalla Local Board Area. F or the Bandarawela Local Board Area. The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). The Chairman, Local Board (Chairman). Captain T. G. Salmon, Assistant Superintendent of Police, The Provincial Surgeon, Province of Uva (nominated by Kegalla (nominated by the Governor). the Governor). Mr. G. S. Suraweera (nominated by the Looal Board). Mr. M. J. Peeris (nominated by the Local Board). Mr. ./Elian Ondaatje (nominated by the Governor). • Mr. K. B. Nugapitiya (nominated by.the Governor). £: l £ E££“m j * *• <*»—>• Mr. W. O. Herat (elected by the road tax payers). Mr. K . B. Kadurugamuwa (nominated by the Governor in terms of Rule 3 (xiii.) ). For the Kegalla Revenue D istrict Area (outside Local For the BaduUa Revenue District Area (outside Local Board Area). Board Area). The Assistant Government Agent, Kegalla (Chairman). The Government Agent, Province of Uva (Chairman). Captain T. G. Salmon, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Th ■> Provincial Surgeon, Province of Uva (nominated by Kegalla (nominated by the Governor). the Governor). Mr. J. W. Brown (nominated by the Ceylon Planters* Mr. Reginald Gatehouse (nominated by tha Ceylon Association). Planters’ Association). Mr. D. S. J. Senanayake (nominated by the Low-country ■ Rev. W. O. Bevan ((nominated by Produots Association of Ceylon). Mud iliyar A. I. Jainudeen, J.P., U.P.M. J the Governor). Mr. A. A. Wickromasingha (nominated by the Governor). Mr. H. J. Pinto (elected by tha road tax payers). Mr. E. A. P. Wijaratha (elected by the road tax payers).

T is hereby notified that His Excellenoy the Governor has been pleased to cancel the Government Notification relating to Messrs. L. B a y ly , A . L. Baines, A. D. Sly, and F. N. Sudlow, published in the Ceylon Government GazetteI Extraordinary No. 6,893, dated Wednesday, September 5, 1917. By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary's Office, R . E. S t u b b s , Colombo, December 10,1918. Colonial Secretary.

“The Holidays Ordinance, 1888.” T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor has been pleased, in terms of section 9 of Ordinance No. 4 I of.1886, to appoint Saturday, December 28, 1918, to be a Bank Holiday, instead of Tuesday, December 24, •1918, and Tuesday, December 31 ” 1918, to be a Bank Holiday, in place of Thursday, January 2, 1919.

By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, R. E. Stubbs, Colombo, December 11,1918. Colonial Secretary.'

Order of His Excellency the Governor in Council under “ The Enemy Property Ordinance, No. 23 of 1916,” as amended by Ordinance No. 5 of 1917. HEREAS it is provided by section 8 a (1) of “ The Enemy Property Ordinance, No. 23 of 1916,” as amended W by Ordinance No. 6 of .1917, that the Governor in Executive Council may, by Order in Council, vest in the Custodian of Enemy Property any property belonging to an “ enemy ” within the meaning of the said Ordinance: And whereas the property enume-ated in the schedule hereto belongs to Garlich Wilhelm Suhren, an enemy, and it appears expedient'to vest the said property in the said Custodian: Part I. — OEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dae. 13,1918 2171

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor is pleased, by and with the advise of the Executive Council’ to order, and it is hereby ordered, that the aforesaid property is vested in the said Custodian, and that the said Custodian is hereby authorized to receive the aforesaid property and deal with it as provided in the said Ordinance. By order of His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, this Twenty-ninth day of November, 1918.

J o h n Sc o t t , Clerk to the Executive Council.

S c h e d u l e . A sum of Rs. 26,295‘44 lying in deposit to the credit of Garlich Wilhelm Suhren in the Bank of Madras, C olom bo.

Rules made by the Governor In Executive Council, under the provisions of Sections 15 and 19 (1) of “ The Petroleum Ordinance, 1887,” as amended by “ The Petroleum (Amendment) Ordinance, No. 18 of 1918.” The rules under “ The Petroleum Ordinance, 1887,” made by the Governor in Executive Council, which are annexed to the notification dated September 24, 1900, and are published in the Government Gazette of September 28, 1900, are amended in the following respects :— (а) The heading referring to rules made under section 15 of the said Ordinance shall be struck out, and the following heading shall be inserted in lieu thereof :— “ Rules under sections 15, 19, and 19 (1) of ‘ The Petroleum Ordinance, 1887 ’ (as amended by ‘ The Petroleum (Amendment) Ordinance, No. 18 of 1918 ’), as to the granting of licenses to possess and transport petroleum where such licenses are by law required, and as to the licensing of carts for the conveyance of petroleum in bulk.” (б) The words and figures “ 300 gallons and upwards ” in rule 1 under the said heading shall be struck ou t, and there shall be inserted in lieu thereof the words and figures “ over 24 gallons.” (c) The words and figures “ Licenses for the conveyance and transport of petroleum in bulk in carts, per cart, Rs. 25,” at the end of rule 1 of the rules relating to licenses shall be struck out, and there shall be substituted the words and figures— “ Lioens.es for carts specially constructed for the conveyance of petroleum in bulk and granted by the looal authority under the provisions of section 19 (a), per cart, Rs. 20.” , , , “ Lioenses for the transport of petroleum in bulk in a cart licensed under the provisions of section 19 (a), per cart, Rs. 5.” (d) Rule 6 of the said rules relating to licenses shall be amended by inserting the words “ otherwise than in bulk ” after “ petroleum ” in line 1 thereof. (e) Rule 7 of the said rules relating to licenses shall be struck out, and the following inserted in lieu thereof:— “ 7. Licenses for carts specially constructed for the conveyance of petroleum in bulk and granted b y the local authority under the provisions of section 19 (a) shall be in force for one year from the date of the grant of the license, and shall specify the limits of the area within which the cart may ply, the maximum quantity of petroleum that maybe carried at any one time in any such cart, and the time during which the license is in force.

“ 7 a . Licenses for the transport of petroleum in bulk in such carts shall specify the place from which, the place to which, and the cart in which petroleunvmay be conveyed, and the route to be followed. Such licenses shall be in force for one year, and shall be a sufficient authority to the holder to transport petroleum in such cart, and in accordance with the terms and conditions of such license during the period for which the license is issued.” (/) After the form of license set forth in Schedule I I . to the rules annexed to the said notification there shall be inserted the following:—

License to Transport Petroleum in Bulk in Carts specially constructed and licensed under Section 19 granted under Section 15 of Ordinance No. 6 of 1887. “ License is hereby granted t o ------to transport petroleum in cart bearing N o. ------, and licensed under the provisions of section 19, from ------to ------, during the period ------■ t o ------, subject to the- rules and conditions printed on the back hereof, and by the following route :------.” (g) Schedule H I. to the said rules shall be struck out, and there shall be inserted the follow ing:—

Schedule III. “ License for Carts specialty constructed for the Conveyance of Petroleum in Bulk and granted under the provisions of Section 19 of Ordinance No. 6 of 1887. “ W h e re a s------has applied for a license under the provisions of section 19 (<*) of Ordinance No. 6 of 1887 for a license in respect of a cart bearing N o.-----, specially constructed for the conveyance of petro­ leum in bulk, I do hereby license the said cart, subject, however, to the condition that no quantity of petroleum exceeding ------gallons shall be conveyed in the said cart at any one time.” “ ( Signed) ------, “ Local Authority,"

By His Excellency’s command, Colonial Secretary’s Office, J ohn S cott, Colombo, December 12,1918. Clerk to the Executive Council. A3 2172______Pa r t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D wd. 13,1918

ONTHLY STATEMENT issued by the Commissioners of Currency, under section 20 of Ordinance No. 32 M of 1884, for the month of November, 1918:— 1.— Note Account. Rs. o. Rs. e. Total Stock on October 31, 1918.. ..87,756,992 0 In vault on November 30, 1918 .. 52,416,470 0 Add Notes received in November, 1918 2,000,000 0 to circulation on No vmbar 30, 1918 .. 37,340,522 0

89,756,992 0 Deduct Notes destroyed in November, 1918 —

89,776,992 0 89,756,992 O

2. —Coin Aeeount. Rs. c. Rs. e . Coin received for Notes in circulation .. 37,340,522 0 Investments .. 19,310,995 9 Coin in vault .. 10,179,190 24 Coin in England 7,850,336 67

37,340,522 0 37,340,522 0

3 .—Average amount of Notes in circulation during the month .. 37,340,522 0 Average amount of Coin in vault and in England during the month .. 18,029,527 O 4 .— Investment Aeeount. Pace Value. Pace Value. Face Value. Cost Price. Market Value. £. e. d. £ . « . d. Rs. c. Rs. e. Rs. c- War Loan 5 per cent. .. 7,669 H 8 .. — — - • Colonial Securities .. 539,481 17 7.. — .. — 8,130,650 0.. 5.390,395 40 Local Loans .. .. 18,000 0 0.. — -. — • J ...... India 34 per cent. Stock .. — . • 96,000 14 7.. — .. 1,290,186 0 .. 870,583 75 Indian 5 percent. War Loan — —— .. 8,801,180 0 .. 9,890,159 9 .. 8,075,082 65

Total .. 565,151 9 3 96,000 14 7 8,801.180 0 19,310,995 9 14,336,061 80

, 5.—Depreciation Fund. Pace Value. Pace Value. Face Value. Cost Price. Market Value. £. . s. d. £• *. d. Rs. - c. Rs. c. Re. c. War Loan 5 per cent. .. 29,455 4 7... — — - • ■'J Exchequer Bonds 5 per cent. 21,600 00.. — .. — • - I Colonial Securities .. 96,591 4 0 .. — • • —■ • • r 3,093,398 30 .. 2,474,011 35 National War Bonds 5 per ' [ (Sent. . . •• 69,000 00.. — .. — • • J „ Indian Bjs&r cent. War Loan — •• — •• 546,520 0 .. 716,296 97 .. 501,432 10

Total .. 216,646 8 7 — 546,520 0 3,809,695 27 2,975,443 45

Total oft Nos. 4 and 5 . .~781,7917 10 96,000 14 7 9,347,700 0 23,120,690 36 17,311,505 25

R . E . St u b b s , Colonial Secretary. "1 ~ . . Currency Office, A- s- Ta o v e k , Controller of Revenue, V Colombo, December 4, 1918. B e j w a b d Se n io r , Colonial Treasurer. J u

NOTICES CALLING FOR TENDERS.

^TENDERS are hereby invited for services mentioned in No tender will be considered unless it is on the recognized X the schedule annexed below for the supply of sleepers form, alterations must be initialled, otherwise the tender and scantlings daring 1918—19. The areas to be exploited will be treated as informal and rejected, for the supplies and further details are given in the schedule. 7. A deposit of Rs. 20 for each service will be required 2. A separate tender should be submitted for each to be made either at the Treasury or Kachcheri, and a service in the schedule. receipt produced for the same before any form of tender is 3.* All tenders should be in duplicate and sealed under issued. Should any person decline or fail to enter into one cover, and should be addressed to the Chairman of the the contract and bond after he has tendered, or to furnish Tender Board, Office of the Controller of Revenue, Colombo, approved security within ten days of receiving notice in 4. Tenders should cither be deposited in the tender box writing from the Head ‘ of the Department, or his duly in the Office of the Controller of Revenue, or be sent through authorized'representative, that his tender has been accepted, the post. such deposit will be forfeited to the Crown, and the defaulter 5. Tenders should be marked “ Tender for Sleeper and will render himself liable to be included in the list of Scantlings Supply, 1918-19,” for services (a), (6), (c), (d), defaulting contractors precluded from having any concern &e„ as the case may be, in the left hand top corner of the in a Government contract. All other deposits will be envelope, and should reach the Office of the Controller of returned upon signature of a contract. Revenue not later than midday on Tuesday, January 14,1919. 8. Each tender must be accompanied by a letter signed 6. Tenders are to be made upon forms which will be by two responsible persons, whose addresses must be given, supplied upon application at the Forest Office, Batticaloa, engaging to become sureties for the due fulfilment of the and also at the Sub-Divisional Forest Office, Trmeomalee. contract. P a s t I — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D bg. 13,1918 2173

9. Sufficient safeties will be required to join in a bond Schedule beeebbed to . for the due fulfilment of the contract. The amount of the Service (a). ■ bond, and all other necessary information, can be ascertained, . „ „ . , and the draft contract inspected, upon application at the . sufficient number of palu and nulla trees standing offices referred to in section 6. A further security in cash m Sembimadu forest; bounded on the north by Verugal- of 5 per cent, of the value of the contract will be required of aar> east by the sea, south by Uppar, and west by the the contractor when entering into a bond. eastern boundary of Koralai Proposed Reserve ; to convert 10. Separate rates per sleeper, broad guage and narrow tbe trees feUed “ to 75°-broad Sau8e and 2°° narrow gauge gauge, and also rate per cubic foot for scantlings and rate sleepers (more or less) and as many scantlings as possible ; per outside slab, must be quoted, written both in words and ( 1) to transport the sleepers and scantlings and also any figures. outisde slabs required by the Forest Department, stack 11. No tender will be considered unless in respect of it al^d debver *4 Kadraveli seashore, a distance of 4 to 12 • all the conditions above laid down have been strictly uules ; or (2) to transport and ship to Kankesanturai the fulfilled. sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the 12. The Government reserves to itself the right, without Forest Department, stack and deliver them to an officer of question, of rejecting any or all tenders, and of accepting Railway or any other department as instructed by the any portion of a tender. Assistant Conservator of Forests, Batticaloa Division. 13. Contract may not be assigned or sublet without the Service (b) authority of the Tender Board previously obtained. , , 14. The contractor must not issue a power of attorney . To fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing to a person whose name is in. the defaulting contractors’ list Tambukotta forest; bounded on the north and east by authorizing him to carry on the contract. Further, the con, Uppar, south by Pakkailipattu-aru, and west by the tractor shall not employ any person whose name is in the eastern boundary of Koralai Proposed Reserve; convert the list of defaulting contractors, nor any person whom the frees felled into 1,500 broad gauge and 300 narrow gauge Assistant Conservator of Forests, for reasons which appear sleepers (more or less) and as many scantlings as possible; to him sufficient, object to after due notice in writing. , ( 1) f° transport the sleepers and soantlings and also any 15. For any further information application should be outside slabs required by the Forest Department, stack and made to the Assistant Conservator of Forests, Batticaloa deliver at Panichchenkerni outbay depfit, a distanoe of 4 to Division. 12 miles ; or (2) to transport and ship to Kankesanturai the sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the G en e b al Co n d itio n s. Forest Department, stack and deliver them to an officer of (1) Trees are to be felled within 6 inches from the ground the Railway or any other department, as instructed by the by saw or axe and saw combined. Assistant Conservator of Forests, Batticaloa Division. (2) Only such trees as are stamped and marked by the Service (c) Forest Ranger are to be felled, and no sound trees below 1 ' 4 ft . 6 in. in girth will be marked or should be felled. Tojfell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing (3) All suitable dead and hollow trees and branchwood ^ Karamunai forest ; bounded on the north by Mankerni- within the forest such as are marked by the Forest Officer, Kawdagala road, east by the north coast road, south by the though below 4 ft . 6 in. in girth, should, in addition to all Vakaneri road, and west by the eastern boundary of the matured sound trees marked by him, be “utilized for con- Koralai Proposed Reserve , to convert the trees felled into version into sleepers and scantlings, or soantlings alone as 750 broad gauge and 200 narrow gauge sleepers, (more or may be directed. Contractors should understand that only less) and as many scantlings as possible (1) to transport the such portions of trees as cannot be converted into sleepers sleepers, soantlings, and any outside slabs required by the, may be sawn into scantlings. Forest Department, stack and deliver them at Mankerni or (4) Part of locks attacked by fungus or defective parts Mylankarachohi outbay depot, a distance of 4 to 10 m iles; of logs are not to be sawn into sleepers or scantlings. The (2) to transport and ship to Kankesanturai the sleepers, sleepers and scantlings should be sawn from sound matured scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the Forest wood free from shakes, cracks, sapwood, and large or loose Department, stack and deliver them to an officer of the Railway or any other department, as instructed by the (5) Broad gauge sleepers are to be 9 ft. by 10 in. by 5 in. Assistant Conservator of Forests, Batticaloa Division, and narrow gauge sleepers 5 ft. by 10 in. by 5 in. or 5 ft. by Service (d) 9 in. by 44 in., and the sizes of scantlings to be sawn are— , . , „ , ‘ , "... , , , , To fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing Lengths : 9 ft., 14 ft., 18 ft-., and 19 it. in the Alskaracholai, Kumbruvaly ; bounded on the north Sizes, ».e., cross section— by Mundana-aru, east cart road from 78J milepost to Kot­ in In . In. In. In. In. tankarachey, south by the Battioaloa-Badulla road, and 44*by 2" j 7 b y 24 9 by 4" west by the Maha-oya ; to convert the trees felled into 500 44 by 3 ' 7 by 3 10 by 2| broad gauge and 125 narrow gauge sleepers (more or less) 5 b y 4 ! 8 b y 4 10 b y 3 and as many scantlings as possible, ( 1) to transport the g tjy 3 j 9 b y 2| 11 b y 2| sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the g b y 4 j 9 by 3 11 by 3 Forest department, stack and deliver them at the Batti- 3 caloa Bar, a distance of 35 to 40 miles; or (2) to transport (6) Sleepers and scantlings should be rectangular in and ship to Kankesanturai the sleepers, scantlings, and any form, and sawn perfectly parallel on all sides. On no outside slabs required by the Forest Department, stack and account will squaring of logs, sleepers, or scantlings with an deliver them to an officer of the Railway or any other adze or axe be allowed. department as instructed by the Assistant Conservator of (7) Sleepers and scantlings should be covered with saw Forests, Batticaloa Division, dust or immersed in water and be invariably placed under „ . shade immediately they are sawn until they can bo trans- service (e). ported to delivery dep6ts, where they should be stacked To fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing and kept under shade in the manner to be pointed out by in Irakkamam forest; bounded on the north by the Irak- the Forest Ranger. kamam-Akkarai pattu road, east by the south coast road, ( 8) Rejected sleepers or scantlings will not be paid for, south by the Panaka-oya, and west by Nettikadu ; to con- and they will lapse to Government as well as all refuse wood vert the trees felled into 1,500 broad gauge and 350 narrow in the sleeper operations. The contractor shall have no gauge sleepers (more or less) and as many soantlings as claim in respect of any materials sold as rejections. possible; ( 1) to transport the sleepers, scantlings, and any (9) The contractor may be paid a proportionate rate for outside slabs required by the Forest Department, stack and sleepers and scantlings sawn, but not removed to delivery deliver them at Tirucovil outbay depot, a distance of 10 to depots, in cases when it shall be deemed expedient to do so 16 miles ; or (2) to transport and ship to Kankesanturai the by the Conservator of Forests up to April 30, 1919. . sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the ( 10) Payment may be made for sleepers and scantlings Forest Department, stack and deliver them to an officer of accepted by the Assistant Conservator of Forests at delivery the Railway or any other department as instructed by the depots. . Assistant Conservator of Forests, Batticaloa Division. ■ 2174 Part 1. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D eo. 13, 19iS

S e r v i c e ( /) . S e r v ic e (k ). To fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing To fell a sufficient number of pahi and milla trees standing in Periya-arapatta and Potokulamkadu ; bounded on the in Paravipancham jungle ; bounded on the north by Kandy north by Sakamam-Tirucovil road, east by the south coast road, 18th-24th milepost, east by cut line from 18th mile- road, south by the southern boundary of Akkarai pattu, post, south by Kusampakavan-aar, and west by cut lintf and west by demarcation line of Panama Proposed Reserve; from 24th milepost; to convert th o trees foiled into 1,761 to convert the trees felled into 3,500 broad gauge and 1,250 broad gauge and 155 narrow gauge sleepers (more or less) narrow gauge sleepers (more or less),and as many scantlings and as many scantlings as possible; (1) to transport the as possible ; (1) to transport the sleepers, scantlings, and any sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the outside slabs required by the Forest Department, stack and Forest Department, stack and deliver them at the Forest deliver them at Tirucovil outbay depot, a distance of 6 to Department depot, or in the enclosure in tho sea prepared 12 m iles; or (2) to transport and ship to Kankesanturai the for the purpose at Trincomalee, a distance of 24 to 30 miles ; sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the or (2) to transport and ship to Kankesanturai the sleepers. Forest Department, stack and deliver them to an officer of scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the Forest the Railway or any other Department as instructed by the Department stack and deliver them to an officer of the Assistant Conservator*of Forests, Batticaloa Division. Railway or any other department, as instructed by the Assistant Conservator of Forests, Batticaloa Division. Service (g). N.B.—Separate rates should be quoted for (1) and (2). T o fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing N o te.—T he felling operations are to be completed in Amariyal forest; bounded on the north by Adankulam, practically by February, 1919. Not less than 30 per cent, east and south by the Kokulai-aru, and west by the new o f sleepers shall have been sawn by end o f February, 1919, demarcation line; to convert the trees felled into 1,750 70 per cent, by end of March, 1919, and the full number by broad gauge and 350 narrow gauge sleepers (more or less) end of April, 1919. By end o f February, 1919, not less and as many scantlings as possible; (1) to transport the than 25 per cent, of the sleepers shall have been transported sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the and stacked at delivery dep6ts, by end of March, 1919, not Forest Department, stack and deliver them at Kokulai bay, “less than 60 per cent., by end of May, 1919, the full number a distance of 6 m iles; or (2) to transport andship to Kanke- due on each contract. In cases where tenders for the alter- santurai the sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs nate service (2) are accepted 50 per cent, of the sleepers required by the Forest Department, stack and deliver them should be delivered at Kankesanturai, on or before June 30, to an officer of the Railway or any other department 1919, and the balance sleepers on or before August 31, 1919. as instructed by the Assistant Conservator of Forests, Batticaloa Division. Office of the Conservator of Forests, H. F. T omalut, Service (h) Kandy, December 6, 1918. Conservator of Forests. T o fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing ------in Pulmoddai forest; bounded on the north and east by the rrrowni!'t>o , , - , ,, , ,. , sea , south by the Yan-aru, and west by Andankulam and TEN D ERS are hereby invited for the under-mentioned new demarcation-<■ line; to convert the frees felled errs into 1,250 su£Phe? of ^ e w o o d to the Jaffna Depot ’sut from the 5

Forest Department, stack and deliver them at Pulmoddai, 80 „ p61 j uun-ji i j , , , a distanoe of Smiles ; or (2) totransport and ship to Kanke- 2- ^ ^ Tfu' ^ . oioKci oho cov er, and should be addressed to the Chairman of the sa n tu rai the sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slate Tender Board- office of the ControUer of Revenue, Colombo, required by the Forest Department sta ck and dehverthem g Tenders ghould either be depogited in the tender box

as in sta ted by the Assistant Conservator of Forests, ^ 0theo^,fficfc °f the Controller of Avenue, or be sent through Battioaloa Division. 4 Tenders should be marked “ Tenders for Firewood, Service (i). &c., Supply to Jaffna Depot, 1918-19,” ip the left hand To fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing *°P °f envelope, and should reach the Office of in Kuchchaveli forest; bounded on the north by the Salape- *he Controller of Revenue not later than midday on aaif, east by the sea, south by the old road to Tiriyai, and Tuesday, January 7, 1919. , . . west by Kurunjakulam and new demarcation line; to con- 5- The tenders are to be made upon forms which wUl vert the trees felled into 1,000 broad gauge and 200 narrow be supplied upon application at the Forest Office, Jaffna, gauge sleepers (more or less) and as many scantlings as be apphed for by post or personal application, possible; ( 1 ) to transport the sleepers, scantlings, and any No tender will be considered unless it is on the recognised outside slabs required by the Forest Department, stack and . form - Alterations must be initialled otherwise the tenders deliver them at Kuchchaveli, a distance of 5 miles; or (2) “ »ay be.treated m 1 informal amd rejected to transport and ship to Kankesanturai the sleepers, «• A deposit of Rs. 20 will be required to be made either scantlings, and any outside slabs required by the Forest Treasury or Kachcheri, and a receipt forwarded or Department, stack and deliver them to an officer of the Produced before any form of tender is issued. Should any Railway or any other department as instructed by tho Pf™°* *»]ine or fail to enter into the contract and bond Assistant Conservator of Forests; Batticaloa Division. after he has tendered, or to furnish approved security withm ten days of receiving notice from the Head oi the Depart- % ment or his duly authorized representative, that his tender Service (/). has been accepted, such deposit will be forfeited to tho T o fell a sufficient number of palu and milla trees standing Crown, and the defaulter will render himself liable to be in Kollankulam forest; bounded on the north by the old included in the list of defaulting contractors precluded Battioaloa road and the oart track to Malamundal, east by from having any concern in a Government contract. All the sea, south by the Verugal river, and west by the Allai other deposits will be returned upon signature of a contract, tank andTrincomalee-Batticaloa road; to convert the trees 7. Each tender must be accompanied by a letter signed felled into 1,500 broad gauge and 300 narrow gauge sleepers by two responsible persons, whose addresses must be given (more or less) and as many scantlings as possible; ( 1 ) to engaging to become security for the due fulfilment of the transport the sleepers, scantlings, and any outside slabs contract. required by the Forest Department, stack and deliver them 8. Sufficient sureties will be required to join.in a bond at Kottiyar, a distance of 16 to 20 miles; or (2) to transport for th e du e fulfilment of the contract. The aftiount of the and ship to Kankesanturai the sleepers, scantlings, and any bond and all other information can be ascertained on outside slabs required by the Forest Department, stack and application to the office referred to in section 5. A further deliver them to an officer of the Railway or any other security in cash of 5 per cent, of the value of the contract department as instructed by the Assistant Conservator of will be required of the contractor when entering into the of Forests, Battioaloa Division. bond. ; Pabx 1. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D ec. 13, 1918 2175

9. Separate rates per ton of firewood, outside slabs, and account will squaring of logs, sleepers, or scantlings with also rate per sleeper, broad gauge and narrow gauge, per an adze or axe be allowed. post, vallai, pachchu, rate per oubic foot of scantling, rate (/) Sleepers and scantlings should be covered with saw per cubic foot of logs, and rate per ton of ebony must be dust or immersed in water, and be invariably placed under quoted, both in words and figures. shade immediately they are sawn, until they can be trans­ it). No tender will be considered unless in respect of it ported to delivery depots, where they should be stacked and all the condition's above laid down have been strictly kept under shade in the manner to be pointed out by the fulfilled. Forest Ranger. 11. The Government reserves to itself the right without (g) No ebony trees of small size which are not likely to question of rejecting any or all the tenders, and of accepting have any black heart wood in the opinion of the Forest any portion of a tender, not necessarily the lowest tender. Officer and are not marked by a Forest Officer are to be 12. The contract may not be assigned nor sublet without felled. the authority of the Tender Board previously obtained, and The contractor will be responsible for the safety of the if not obtained, the contract will become null and void. sleepers, scantlings, logs, and outside slabs in the forest, .13. The contractor must not issue a power of attorney and at the Kilinoohohi siding, to a person whose name is on the defaulting contractor’s list To supply all sleepers at Kilinochchi siding, stacked in authorizing him to carry on the contract. the shade or covered with cadjans, stacks to have 3 ft. space ' 14. Furthor, the contractor shall not employ any person on all sides to allow of inspection. whose name is on the list of defaulting contractors nor any To load into trucks at Kilinochchi siding all scantlingtr person to whom the Assistant Conservator of Forests, for from palai, milla, and other suitable species, and unload at reasons which appear to him sufficient, objects after giving Jaffna Depot, and stack in Jaffna Depdt as the depdt-keeper due notice of seven days in writing. may direct. 15. Tenderers before tendering should inspect the area To supply all satin logs found to be flowered, barked, and of operation as shown in the schedule. ©leaned ebony at the Kilinochchi siding under shade, or, if 16. For further information and for inspection of the no shade, covered with cadjans. draft contract application should be made to the Assistant To supply all stainwood logs barked over 2 ft. in girth Conservator of Forests, Jaffna Division, Jaffna. under shade, or if none covered with cadjans at Kilinochchi siding. D esc r ipt io n o p W o r k , & o., o n Sch edules A a n d B. . To load / n ou*side resulting Trom conversion of \ sleepers and scantlings into trucks at Kilinochchi siding, to (а) Trees must be cut 6 inches from the ground, and trees unload at Jaffna Depot, weigh and stack in Jaffna Depot in over 24 in. in girth to be felled with saw or saw and axe such a manner as the depot-keeper directs. combined. Felling must proceed steadily and systems- Rejected sleepers, scantlings,.logs, and outside slabs will tically in one direction straight across the area, every tree not he paid for, and they will lapse to Government, as well being cut and the area stripped clean of all firewood. as all refuse wood in the sleeper operations. The contractor (б) The firewoodshall be in lengths of 3 ft. to 5 ft. and shall have no claim in respect of any material sold a* not tless than 2 in. in diameter. rejections. (c) Any tree pointed out by a Forest Officer as one to be Payment will be made for sleepers, scantlings, logs, &c„ faffed for firewood, &c., shall without question be felled, and accepted by the Assistant Conservator of Forests at delivery any tree pointed out or marked by a Forest Officer as not depot. to be felled shall not be felled or injured. Deliveries of sleepers, scantlings, logs, and outside slabs (d) The contractor will be responsible for the safety of shaU commenee from February 1, 1919, and be completed firewood, &c., stacked on the Railway line, in the forest, and by November 30, 1919. in transit. (e) The contractor may be required at times to increase a t * supplies should the depfit requirements necessitate, and at Schedule A. times also to decrease supplies, but the average output will (a) To clear fell all trees 6 in from the ^ from be as described m the schedules. irrigable areas under the Karachchi scheme in 2 blocks, approximately 110 acres in extent more or less, demarcated Sle epe r s, S cantlings, L ogs, & o. b y 3 ft. lines. la) All trees must be felled with saw or axe a n d saw (&) B lo ck A is 30 acres more or less, situated } mile to combined 6 in. from the ground, and are to be logged by the

Schedule B. 4. Failure to deliver the specified monthly supply will' 1. To fell with axe 3,000 posts, 1,000 valais, and 6,000 entail a Penalty of Rs- 10 P1^ Re- 1 for every 60 P™*9’ pachchus in the same area of the following (species and vallais, or pachchus short. size:— * r 5. Rejected posts, pachchus, and vallais will not be paid. b - _ __, . „ , , „ . _ . for, and they will lapse to Government. The contractor c, . P ,s " ™ in- f° in. will have no claim in respect of any material sold as re- opecies : ehadawakku, venkalikaya, nedunari, and pandi- jections. kaya‘ . . .6 . Payments may be made by the Assistant Conservator oize of vallais : 14 ft. to 15 ft. by 8 in. to 10 in. cf Forests on the production of a receipt from the depot- Species : Venkalikaya and thuvarai. keeper, Jaffna, showing the number of posts, pachchus, and Size of pachchus : 12 ft. by 5 in. to 7 in. vallais accepted by him. Species : Venkallikaya, weera, and thuvarai. Note.—Arrangements with the railway will b e m ade b y 2. The posts, pachchus, and vallais so cut to be brought tho Forest Department for the conveyance of the firewood, to R ilinochchi siding, loaded into trucks, unloaded at Jaffna &c > from Kilinochchi to Jaffna by a system of specials. D epot, to deliver them to the Jaffna depot-keeper, and stack 'j'ho running of regular specials is in no way guaranteed, and them in such a manner as ho directs. no liability for delays, irregular service, or alteration in the 3. The work shall commence from February 1, 1919, system of specials duo to Railway requirements, will be and the minimum-monthly supply shall be 300 posts, 100 incurred by the Railway or Forest Department. valais, and 600 pachchus delivered to the dep6t-keeper at Jaffna. Final delivery shall be made at the Jaffna Depot on or before November 30, 1919. When the balance Office of the Conservator of Forests, H. F. T o m a lin , remaining out of the total quantity shall be delivered. Kandy, December 10, 1918. Conservator of Forests.

SALES OF UNSERVICEABLE ARTICLES, &G.

T^TOTICE is hereby given that the under-mentioned unclaimed property lying in this court will be sold by public IM auction at the court-house on Wednesday, January 8, 1919, commencing at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, v iz.:— 1 gold thalikkodi 1 gold necklace 1 silver waist string in two pieces 1 silver pathasarakkundu 1 pair silver children’s bangles

District Court, W. K. H. Ca m p b e l l , Trincomalee, December 6,1918. - District Judge.

OTICE is hereby given that the following unclaimed and confiscated articles will be sold by public "auction on N W ednesday, December 18, 1918, at the Police Court, Galle, commencing at 12 noon :— 1 bamboo basket 1 broken trunk 1 gallon measure 1 shirt 3 banians 1 box with rags 3 white coats 2 towels 2 small boxes 1 China silk coat 1 pillow 1 cup 1 cambaya cloth 1 khaki coat 1 bamboo box 1 brass lamp 1 coat 2 pieces glass 1 ehintz cloth 2 pieces cloth 1 lot coconuts 1 white banian 1 sarong 2 camp cots 1 bana book 2 Cannanore cloths 4 jars . 1 dish I cloth 1 zinc bucket 4 plates 1 Cannanore coat 1 wooden cot

Police Court, N. J. L u d d in g t o n , Galle, December 10, 1918. Police Magistrate.

VITAL STATISTICS.

Registrar-General's Health Report of the City of Colombo for the Week ended December 7,1918. Births.—The total births registered in the city of Colombo in the week were 114 (3 Europeans, 5 Burghers, 60 Sinhalese, 19 Tamils, 18 Moors, and 9 Malays). The birth-rate per 1,000 per annum (calculated on the estimated population pn July 1, 1918, viz., 276,663) was 21-5, as against 25*8 in the preceding week, 20*1 in the corresponding week oi last year, and 22-1 the weekly average for last year. Deaths.—The total deaths registered were 149 (1 European, 7 Burghers, 84 Sinhalese, 29 Tamils, 18 Moors, 6 Malays, and 4 Others), The death-rate per 1,000 per annum was 28 • 1, as against 29 • 0 in the previous week, 25’ 9 in the corresponding week of last year, and 23 • 7 the weekly average for last year. Infantile Deaths.— Of the 149 total deaths, 33 were of infants under one year of age, a3 against 39 in the- preceding week, 30 in the corresponding week of the previous year, and 28 the average for last year. Stillbirths.—The number of stillbirths registered during the week was 8. Principal Causes of Death.—Twenty-three deaths from Pneumonia were registered, 7 in Maradona (including 4 deaths of non-residents in hospitals), 6 in Kotahena, 5 in Wellawatta, 2 in Kollupitiya, and 1 each in Pettah, San Sebasti&n, and St. Paul’s, as against 22, 35, 43., 44, 44, 80,112, 130, 159,91, and 54, respectively, for the eleven preceding weeks. The weekly average for last year was 13. Thore were registered 13 deaths from Influenza, 3 each in San Sebastian and New Bazaar, 2 eaoh in St. Paul’s and Kotahena, and 1 each in Maradana, Slave Island, and Wellawatta, as against 11, 16, 24, 51, 66, 74, 68, 107, 47, and 23, respectively, for the ten preceding weeks. Four deaths from B ronchitis were registered, as against 5 in the previous week. Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE—- Dnc 13,1918 2177

2. Twenty-ono deaths from Phthisis were registered, 10 in Maradana (including 9 deaths of non-residents in hospitals), 3 each in St. Paul’s and Kollupitiya, 2 each in Kotahena and Now Bazaar, apd 1 in Slave Island, as against 16 in the previous week and 13 the weekly average for last year. 3. One death from Enteric Fever was registered (in Kotahena), same as in the previous week. The weekly average for last year was 3. 4. There were 18 deaths from D ebility, 6 each fro m Enteritis and Infantile Convulsions, 4 from Worms, 3 from . Dysentery, 2 fro m Diarrhoea, and 48 from Other Causes. 5. Three cases of Ohickenpox an d 3 o f M ead es were reported during the week, as against 3 and 1, respectively, in the preceding week. State o f the Weather.—The mean temperature of air was 79* *2°, against 80*2* in the preceding week and 73*0* in the corresponding week of the previous year. The mean atmospheric pressure was 29*935 in., against 29*925 in. in the preceding week and 29*893 in. in the corresponding week of thevprevious year. The total rainfall in the week was 2 *27 in., against 0* 64 in. in the {Receding week and 0* 38 in. in the corresponding week of the previous year.

Registrar-General’s Office, E. R . db Silva, Colombo, December 10, 1918. for Registrar-General.

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTAL NOTICES.

Sale of Goods. 1 1 ia.it’ under-mentioned packages having been left at the Kochchikade Warehouse beyond the time prescribed by law, -L notice is hereby given that, unless the same be previously cleared, they will be sold by public auction on Tuesday, January 7,1919, at 1 p.m. Goods must be cleared on or before January 10,1919:— Date. Vessel. From Marks. Quantity and Description 1918. of Goods. August 17 .. ss. Catherine Apcar .. Tutieorin ..NOR .. -■ 4 bags rice September 14 .. ss. Onda .. Bombay ..AM . . 1 case kismiss . S & Co. .. .. 1 cask (empty) N il . . . . 1 b a g gram Hong Kong, N C H upon P D C 10 bags mustard seeds October 15 .. ss. Catherine Apcar .. Tutieorin .. Nil .. I bag fish manure ■October 18 .. ss. Quiloa .. Bombay .. Nil .. .. 1 bundle box board H . M. Customs, H. E. Newnham, Colombo, December 7, 1918. for Principal Collector.

Importation of Rice into the Ports of Ceylon during the j 5. The purchaser shall not assign or sublet the right to Week ended December 7,1918, cut grass and cinnamon on any portion of the lan d to any Number of ether person without the permission previously obtained in Ceylon Port. Port of Origin. Bags. writing from the Government Agent. . . 6. A ll ca ttle k ep t on th e la n d t o graze should be tethered, Colombo .. Bassein .. 1,179 and should not be allowed to trespass on the public road. D°- • • Calcutta .. oi’nlfi 7. The purchaser shall keep the premises clean and in Do. •• Rangoon ^ .. 31,046 good order, and also comply with the Municipal regulations. Do. .. Danushkodi .. 1,369 g. rfbe purchaser shall not sell or remove gravel, sand, Batticaloa .. Negapatam .. 800 ( from the demised premises, and he is further warned *p TTTTI not to spoil or damage any portion of the said premises. Total .. 95,617 9 H any portion of the land is required by Government, such portion shall be surrendered on a week’s notice being 1,500 bags of rioe have been shipped from the Port of Colombe given. A p ro rata refund of the purchase amount will be during the week ended December 7,1918. paid to the purchaser for the unexpired period of the lease „ ,, .____ t> r, respecting the land or portion thereof resumed by the Crown.

■------—------resume possession of the land and eject the purohaservmd Sale of Lease of Grass and Cinnamon on Crown Lands his workmen from the land without compensation, situated at Welikada, Narahenpita, and Timblrlgas- II. The Government Agent reserves the right to accept yaya, Cinnamon Gardens, Colombo. or reject any bid. OTICE is hereby given that the Government Agent, Government Agent’s Office, J. D. P hillips, N Western Province, will sell by public auction at his Colombo, November 28, 1918. for Government Agents office in Colombo, at 12 noon, on Thursday, December 19, 1918, the right to cut and remove grass and cinnamon for ------one year from January 1, 1919, on the ^er-m entioned 0f Lands referred to. portions of Crown land appearing m the lease plan 01 tn e . Colombo Cinnamon Gardens, subject to the following Colombo Cinnamon Gardens Lease Plan, conditions:— _ _ Extent. 1. The highest bidder shall be declared the purchaser in Lot* Situation. Description. a . r . p . each case. 9 Welikada .. Grass and cinnamon 1 0 20*50 2. The purchase amounts shall be paid in full on the day 10 Do. .. do. .. 1 0 6 of sale. 12 Do. .. do. .. 1 3 19 3. The purchaser or his workmen shall not cut any tree 25J Narahenpita .. do. .. 6 0 34 or interfere with any existing fence or boundary. 25J Do. .. do. .. 3 2 27 50 4. The purchaser shall be bound to fence the land leased 32 Timbirigasyaya .. do. .. 7 9 32 to him if calldtt on by the Government Agent to do so. *178 Pa b t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dso. 13.1918

OTICE is hereby given that the Government Agent, Western Province, will receive sealed tenders for the purchase N of the lease of the allotment of land known as the Colombo Cinnamon Gardens, more fully described in the schedule hereto annexed, for a period of five years, commencing from January 1, 1919, subject to the covenants and conditions set out in the form o f lease hereto annexed. 2. The tenders, which must be in sealed envelopes superscribed “ Tenders for the Lease of the Colombo Cinnamon G ardens,” w ill be received at the Colombo Kacheheri until 12 noon on Friday, December 20,1918, when they will be opened. A ll persons m aking the tenders will be required to be present, or to satisfy the Government Agent by some duly accredited agents that the tender is made bona fide. 3. The person whose tender is selected by the Government Agent for submission to His Excellency the Governor w ill be required to deposit at once one-tenth of one year’s purchase amount in cash, and should the tender be accepted b y H is E xcellency to furnish approved security for one-fifth of the "Whole purchase amount, or a deposit in cash for one-tenth of the whole purchase amount, within fourteen days of the date of receipt by him of the notification of the Governor’# acceptance of his offer. 4. He will also be required to deposit m oney to pay the fees of the Crown Counsel for examining the title deeds of properties tendered as security and the expenses of appraising properties and iegistaring>ihe securities. 5. All title deeds tendered as security must be accompanied by a certificate obtained from the Registrar of Land# that the lands to which they refer are unencumbered. This certificate must be obtained at the cost of the party producing the title deeds. 6 . A ny further information can be obtained on application at the Colombo Kacheheri. The Kacheheri, J. G. F b ase b , Colombo, December 5, 1918. ------Government Agent. Schedule referred to. Lot. Situation. Extent, a . a. p. Description. 22 a .. Welikada .. .. 49 2 29* .. Cinnamon and grass * Out of which 22 acres is swamp. An agreement entered into the ------day o f ------, betw een------, Government Agent of the Western Province,. for and on behalf of Our Sovereign Lord the King (hereinafter called the lessor, which expression shall include his successors in office for the time being), of the one \ art, and ■—------, o f .—.—.------(hereinafter called the lessee, which expression shall include his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns), of the other part, by which the parties hereto agree as follows : — 1. The lessor on behalf of the Crown agrees to let and demise and the lessee to take all that allotment of Crown land, situated at ,______in ------, particularized in the schedule hereto, and containing in the whole------, together with all ways, waters, easements, and appurtenances thereto belonging or usually occupied or enjoyed therewith, for the term of'—------years from the ______day of ■— ------for the gross sum of Rupees ------—, of Which one-tenth portion, to wit, Rupees —■—■—■—■, was paid by the lessee to the lessor on the ------day o f ------last, the receipt of which the lessor doth hereby acknowledge, and the remain­ ing nine-tenths (hereinafter called the rent) shall be paid by the lessee to the lessor by equal quarterly payments on the.— ------day o f ______t t h e ------day of —— ■ —, the ——■----- day o f ------, and the — ------— day o f ------in every year of the •aid terms, the first of such quarterly payments to be made on the ------day o f ------next, and the last to be made in advance one calander month before the expiration of the said term. 2. The lessee shall not during the term aforesaid sublet or lease any portion of the said plantation or prenr ises, and shall not erect or construct any temporary or permanent buildings upon the said premises, or open any road through the premises, except with the previous consent in writing of the lessor. In the event of consent being given by the lessor to the lessee for the erection of any temporary buildings on the said premises, such buildings shall be according to a flan to be approved by the Municipal Council of Colombo. 3. The lessee shall cultivate, maintain, and keep up the said premises in a good and husbandlike manner; and shall, within one year from the commencement of the term, thoroughly weed and clear the said premises, and shall thereafter, during the con­ tinuation of the said term, previously to the month of October in every year, pull and root up all herbs and weeds growing upon the said premises, and once in every year shall cleanse the ditches, gutters, and water-courses; and in case of default thereof in the last year, the lessee shall permit the lessor and all persons authorized by him to enter and weed the said plantation and cleanse the said ditches, gutters, and water-courses ; and shall repay the expenses thereof. 4. The lessee shall not plant any other trees, plants, or shrubs, save and except cinnaihon bushes and grass, without thS written consent of the lessor. 6. The Crown shall be at liberty, during the term of the lease, on giving one month’s notice to the lessee, to resume possession of the premises hereby demised or any portion thereof, and to sell or otherwise appropriate such premises or such portions thereof as may be required for building allotments or other public purposes, or for the benefit of His Majesty ; and a proportionate deduction ■hall be made from the instalments of rents subsequent to the appropriation of such land by the Crown, such proportion to be estimated with reference to the gross acreage of the premises hereby demised, and without reference to the quality of the land appropriated by the Crown as aforesaid. The lessee shall, at the expiration of such notice, peaceably surrender the said premises with everything thereon unto tho lessor, but the lessee shall not be entitled to any compensation by reason thereof. 6. If any portion of the plantation and premises hereby demised be adjudged during the continuance of the tenancy to b® private property and not to belong to the Crown, such adjudication shall in no way determine the tenancy, but an abatement in the rent shall be made bj the lessor on behalf of the Crown proportionate to the acreage declared to be private property. 7. The lessee shall not during his tenancy cut or peel any cinnamon sticks which shall not have come to maturity, nor shall he at any time destroy or injure any cinnamon bushes or trees or timber on the said plantation growing, nor shall he at any time commit any waste thereon. Provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall prevent the lessee from harvesting such cinnamon aa is fit to be harvested in the usual course of husbandry. •« 8. The lessee shall permit the lessor or his agent or agents at all reasonable time during the tenancy to enter upon the said - leased premises and plantation to view the state and condition thereof. 9. During the last year of the term it shall be lawful for the lessor to appoint one or more persons who shall superintend th® cutting and peeling of cinnamon then growing upon the said plantation, and so soon as such superintendent or superintendents have been appointed, the lessee shall not cut or harvest any cinnamon, save with the approval and consent of one of such superintendents. 10. - The lessee shall, from time to time during the said term, when and so often as need shall require, at his own cost, well and substantially repair and maintain the boundary marks and hedges, mounds, banks, fences, drains, and ditches, which indicate th® boundaries of the premises hereby demised. 11. The lessee shall be at liberty to manure the premises hereby demised or any portion thereof subjeet to Municipal regulations. 12. The lessee shall at the expiration or sooner determination of the said term ueliver up the said plantation and leased premises and all fixtures and additions thereto in such good and husbandlike condition as aforesaid, and in all respects in such stat* and condition as shall be consistent with the due performance of the agreements and stipulations herein contained. 13. The lessee shall, for more perfectly securing to the Crown the due performance of the conditions above set forth, execute with one or more sureties, immediately after the execution of these presents, a bond of even date herewith in favour of Our Sovereign Lord the King for the sum of Rupees------, and hypothecating to the Crown the properties therein mentioned. _ 14. If any other quarterly instalments of rent hereby secured shall be in arrear for more than thirty days, or if the lessee- commit a breach of any of the foregoing convenants, it shall be lawful for the lessor for and on behalf of the Crown to re-enter upon the said plantation and leased premises without making any compensation to the lesseeg and thereupon it shall be optional to the lessor on behalf of the Crown either to sell the remainder of the term at the risk of the lessee or to forthwith determine the tenanoy of the said plantations and leased premises. 1S. T h e lessee will pay all taxes due on account o f this land and bo subject to Municipal regulations. In witness whereof the said,.------—and the said ------have hereunto set their hands a t ------— this —— — — day o f .. ' 1 ■ in the year of Our Lord One thousand Nine hundred and ■ ----- . W itn esses------Past I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D bo. 13,1918 2179

OTICE is hereby given that the Government Agent of 7. Agents bidding for others will be required to produce a N the Western Province will sell by public auction, at written authority from the firm or persons for whom they bid, his office in Colombo, at 12 noon, on Friday, December 20, S™*1 authority will be retained by the Assistant Conservator of 1918, the lease of the produce of the trees on the threo forests, and will hold good only at the partioular sale at whiob under-mentioned lots for one year from January 1, 1919, pr uoe 1 Quantity ofiered for Sale subject to the following conditions Forest Division. No. of Log or Lot. Tons owt. qr. lb. 1. The highest bidder shall be th e purchaser. Anuradhapora V. .. 33 .. 7 14 1 0 2. The purchase amount should be paid in full on the day of sale. Lis* o f Ebony Logs referred to. 3. The purchaser or his workmen shall not cut any tree Anitradhapura V. or interfere with any existing fence or boundary. _« 4. The purchaser shall not assign, transfer, or sublet § d length. Girth. Weight. Blackness without permission previously obtained in writing from the '3ft frift of Wooa. G overnm ent A gent. . . I d Ft. In. n . In. J 6 & S 5. The purchaser shall pay all Municipal taxes. A g ., ]052.. 10 3.. 2 9.. 0 3 2 7*.. Black 6. The Government Agent or any one acting under his A 34 . '.1053! '. 13 o'.! 2 5 !! 0 3 3 Of.. do. authority will be entitled to re-enter into occupation at A 90 ..1054.. 13 6.. 3 3.. 0 6 3 21j .. Slightly flowered any time on giving one month’s notice to the lessee. A 14 ..1055.. 12 0.. 3 3.. 0 8 1 0}.. Black 7. The purchaser shall keep the premises clean and in A 154 ..1056.. 14 3.. 3 9.. 0 8 0 0* .. Slightly flowered good order and also comply with the Municipal regulations. A 155 ..1057.. 12 0 .. 3 5 .. 0 4 2 0J.. do. 8. The Government Agent shall have the liberty to cut 4 "Josfl" n o' ’ a n 0 0 1 4 i" d ? as many trees as are found to be necessary, for which a . 112 .'.1060.'.' II 6.'." 3 3 ." 0 4 1 14}.'.' do.' p roportion ate refunds w ill b e m ade to th e lessee. A 151 . .1061.'.' 12 3 .'.'2 9 . " 0 4 2 21+.*. Slightly'flowered 9. In the event of any breach of the foregoing conditions, A 147 ..1062.'. 7 0.. 2 9.. 0 2 2 14}.. Black the Government Agent will resume possession of the land A 73 ..1063.. 9 6.. 3 4 ..0 3 0 7*.. do. and eject the purchaser from the premises without com- A lll ..1064.. 14 10.. 4 0.. 0 8 30 * .. Sightly flowered pensation. A106 ..1065.. 8 0.. 5 3.. 0 8 1 0*.. Black

anlffid m in h T d r ^ Ag6nt reSerVeS thS right t0 rej6Ct A 50 "lo w .! 1 S” 5 s!! 0 10 O 1^ ! E ”* any Did or all Dias. A 12 1068 #9 10. . 4 0 .. 0 7 0 21}.. do. A 123 ..1069.. 9 8.. 4 8.. 0 6 3 0*.. do. Lots of Land referred to, A 35 ..1070.. 7 6.. 3 8.. 0 3 3 21*.. do. A 51 ..1071.. 10 0.. 5 6.. 0 12 0 Of.. do« Preliminary plan 14,596.—Regent street. A 89 ..1072.. 14 0.. 2 2.. 0 2 3 21f.. do. Ward place and Norris Canal road. A 4 ..1073.. 13 6.. 2 0.. 0 2 3 14f.. do. 1 T j t i o * • . . , A152 ..1074.. 13 3.. 3 7.. 0 7 3 7f .. Slightly flowered 1. Lots O 12 and J12 contain 94 coconut trees, 4 mango _ _ ^ , .. trees, 2 breadfruit trees, and 3 jak trees. A 30o I f 12 6.. 2 0 ..0 1 1 7| 2. Hospital premises contain 43 coconut trees, 3 mango A 163 >1075^ 7 9 3 5 0 3 2 7& * Black trees, 2 breadfruit trees, and 3 arecanut trees. A g f j I2 el! 3 0.’.’ 0 3 0 0§f A 117 J 13 e !.’ 3 5.'.' 0 4 2 The Kaohcheri, J. D. P h il l ip s , A 14a 1 ( 0 9 . . 2 4. . 0 0 3 0§") Colombo, December 7, 1918. for Government Agent. A 89b | 5 3.. 1 10.. 0 0 2 OS I . A 33b S-1076 ^ 5 3.. 1 7.. 0 0 3 7§ f ----- — ------A 9a I 6 9.. 1 10.. 0 0 3 Of | ”oworea) A 89a I 5 1 7.. 0 0 1 7%J Sale of Ebony. J v ------1 N auction sate of the under-mentioned ebony will be held Total .. 7 14 1 0 A at the Central Timber Dep6t, Kew road, Slave Island, Colombo, on Saturday, December 21, 1918, at 10.30 a.u., * Unsound. f Sound. } Partly sound. $ Slabs, subject to the following conditions:— _ _ _ ...... Office of the Conservator of Forests, H. F. T omauw, gundy, Decerobw 6,1918. Coraervato of ForeaL.

J o S g S * SS.’BSS “Th. M k d im e. . 1 B » m . bidder will be required by the officer conducting the sale to sigD Ordinance, 1897. the sale book kept for the purpose directly a lot has been knocked ^TO TICE is hereby given that the notification dated down to him. . ,... . , . _L^| May 30,1918, underthe above Ordinance, published at time R e if so required. “ the Governmeftt Gazette dated June 7, 1918, is revoked, 4. Depot weights must be acoepted, but buyers can have the m so far as it affects the following estates, on which the right of giving notice, before the expiration of the date of campaign against Anchylostomiasis has been closed, payment, of having the actual weight ascertained. Should the q j R u th erfobd difference between the depdt weight and the weight ascertained Prinrirml Civil Medical Officer after re-weighing be more than 1J per cent., the cost of re- _ . „ BnncipalOivU Medical weighing is to be borne by the Forest Department, and if within December 9,1918. and Inspector-General of Hospitals, l i per cent, by the purchaser; any difference between the depdl Estates referred to. weight and the weight ascertained after re-weighing is to be paid _ 4 or allowed for, as the case may be. Should two or more purchasers Verulupitiya Bellair desire to re-weigh their timber on the game_day, precedence will Ferriby Elston (Kallumallay) be given to the buyer whose notification of intention to re-weigh Avissawella Puwakpitiya readies the Assistant Conservator of Forests first. Sirisande Marambakande 5. No timber shall be removed before payment of the full Northumberland Hineurella price bid, and all timber sold must be removed from the depdt Northumberland JAingureiia within ten days of date of notification of aooeptance by the rranaguia Conservator of Forests of such bid, and will be at the risk of the ~ *—— purchasers until removed. Applications for the Post of Assistant Surveyor. rof^ ! A PPLICATIONS are invited for the post of Assistant to take it over at the full price bid, or refuse or fail to sign the /A t one , one „ _ ! ' sate book and pay 25 per cent, of his bid when so required, or ° urvey°*\ Salary Rs. 1^200 to Rs. 1,800 per annum, refuse or fail to pay the full purchase amount or balance thereof, rising by annual increments of Rs. 60. as the case may be, and to remove the timber within the time Applications stating age and qualifications should be ■ specified in clause 5 above, the lot will again be put np fox addressed to the Engineer, Way and Works, Captain’s auction, and the original purchaser or bidder will be held liable Gardon, Colombo, from whom all particulars can be obtained, ZmZJZ G1v?rn? ent ° T “8 t o ? lof er Prioe £eing realized and should reach him not later than D e c e m b e r 19, l » l € t . • at tne re-saie, while if an enhanced price is realized at such ^ ■ ve-sale, he shall, however, have no claim to tlfe profit which General Manager’s Office, shaU accrue to Government. Colombo, December 7,1915. J fffo a n l Manager. " . . . . A 4 2180 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13,1918

Closure of Area for Application Surveys in Western Province. Foot-and-Mouth Disease. OTICE is hereby given that surveys in connection "with *VYT HERE AS foot-and-mouth disease has broken out in N applications for the purchase or lease of Crown land VV Polpitiya, Nelunpatwala, and Kalugalla villages in will in future be undertaken in the Western Province in Meddeketiya koraie of Katugampola hatpattu, in the rotation according to areas. District of Kurunegala, North-Western Province: I do 2. The Province is divided into— hereby declare in terms of sub-sections (1) and (2) of section Area No. 1, which includes Negombo District. * of the Ordinance No. 9 of 1909, that the said koraie, the Area No. 2, which includes Colombo District. boundaries of which are specified below, is an infected area. Area No. 3, which includes Kalutara District. _ , . , _ vr t , , Boundaries referred to. 3. Area No. 3 will be closed on January 1,1919, and no - applications within this area will be forwarded to the North by Dewamedi hatpattu. Surveyor-General for survey after that date. This, how- Eastby Dewamedi and Dambadem hatj»ttus ever, will not preclude applicants from submitting to me for South by Dambadem hatpattu and Yatikaha koraie registration applications for land within this area with a so^*h, , view of ascertaining whether there are any objections to the West by Yatikaha koraie south and Dewamedi hatpattu.

4. The next area to be closed for survey will be areas Kurunegala Kachcheri, N. E . E rnst, Nos. 1 and 2. Applications for the purchase or lease of Decembers, 1918. for Government Agent. Grown land in these two areas should be forwarded to me — ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■ - — as early as possible. Foot-and-Mouth Disease. 5. The date of closure of Nos. 1 and 2 areas will be _ shortly published, and will represent the date of completion \ XT HEREAS by Proclamations dated July 26,1918, and of all work in area No. 3. V V published in the G a zette No. 6,959 of August 2,1918, J G F r aser the divisions of Madure and Gandahe korales were declared • tv , . aT!’* infected areas: And whereas foot-and-mouth disease no December 4,19 8. Ag . longer exists in the said divisions, they are hereby declared ■ — ------free from foot-and-mouth disease, and to be no longer infected areas. Closure of Area lor Application Surveys in Central Province. TO' OTICE is herebygiven that surveys in connection with Kurunegala Kachcheri, N. E. E rnst, l\ applications for the purchase or lease of Crown land December 10, 1918. for Government Agent, will be undertaken in the Central Province in rotation ______according to areas. Hoof-and-Mouth Disease. 2. The Province is divided into— _ Area No. 1, which includes Matale District. YT^HEREAS hoof-and-mouth disease has broken out in Area No. 2, which includes Kandy District. „VV thef foUcwmg areas. I, Herbert Rayner Freeman, Area No. 3, which includes Nuwara Eliya District. Government Agent, North-Central Province, do hereby " ’ declare, under section 5 (1) of Ordinance No. 25 of 1909, 3. Area No. 1 will be closed on January 1, 1919, and that the said areas are infected, no applications within this area will be forwarded to the Surveyor-General for survey after that date. This, how- Areas referred to applications for land within this area with a view of ascer- Anuradnapura town. taining whether there are any objections to the sale or H. R. F reeman, lease. December 9, 1918. Government Agent. 4. The next area to be closed for survey will be area ______No. 3, followed in due course by area No. 2. Applications . a for the purchase or lease of Crown land in these two areas The Dog Registration Ordinance, No, 25 of 1901. should be forwarded to the Assistant Government Agent, “T* ^ js hereby notified that in pursuance of section 5 of Nuwara Eliya, and to me respectively, asearly as possible. JL the above Ordinance, the proper authority, viz., the 5. The date of closure of No. 3 area will be published Assistant Government Agent of the Puttalam and Chilaw in due course, and will represent the date of completion of Districts, has made the following by-law for the Puttalam all work in area No. 1. and Chilaw Districts of the North-Western Province, W . J . L . R ogerson, exclusive of the Local Board and Sanitary Board towns in December 4, 1918. for Government Agent. Puttalam and Chilaw Districts. By-law No. 2 dated November 10, 1915, published in ■■ ■■ ' Government Gazette No. 6,754 of November 12, 1915, is Anthrax hereby revoked, and the following by-law is substituted.

HEREAS anthrax has broken out in the premises puttalam Kachcheri, W. E. W a it , W know nas th e Cattle Pound, situated at the Pettah December 5, 1918. Assistant Government Agent. Police Station, Colombo: Such premises are hereby declared, in terms of sub-seotions (1) and (2) of section 6 ------of Ordinance No. 25 of ig09, to be an infected area. , ____ , ___ ,, This declaration shall take effeotfrom December 3, 1918. 2/ ef e °- mv, - ^ _ The registration fee shall be 25 cents for each dog and ln e Municipal Office, Chas. W . Pa t e , bitch, and shall b e due on or before March 31 in each year. Colombo, December 5,1918. Municipal Veterinary Surgeon. ______

" ' Destruction of a Bull Elephant. Foot-and-Mouth Disease. *T“ AM prepared to issue licenses free of stamp duty under ’HEREAS foot-and-mouth disease has broken out In section 9, sub-action 1 (6), of the Game Protection W the premises bearing assessment No. 36, situated at Ordinance, No. 1 of 1909, for the destruction of a bull Timbirigasyaya, Colombo: Such premises are hereby elephant of a company of 3 (the othere being a tusker and a declared,, in terms of sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 5 cow «I«pba»t), destroying chenas at Kidawarankulam and of Ordinance No. 25 of 1909, to be an infected area. other villages, in Kadawat koraie. The hull elephant only • This declaration shall take effect from November 28, (not the tusker) may be shot. The village is near the 101st jQjg mile, Jaffna road, accessible from M&dawachcniya Resthouso.

The Municipal'Office, Chas. W . Pate, H . R . F reeman, Colombo, December 4,1918. Municipal Veterinary Surgeon. December 9, 1918. Government Agent. Pabt 1 . — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13,1918 2181

NOTIFICATIONS UNDER “ THE PATENTS ORDINANCE, 1900.”

>J1HE following Specifications have been accepted :—

No. 1,570 of January 18, 1918. Horace James Hoare. “ Improvements in slings and slinging arrangements for mining, sinking, salvage, or the like pumps'.” A bstract:— The object of this invention is to provide safe, convenient, and efficient means for supporting of pumps in confined spaces like the shafts of mines, the holds of ships, and the like. Hitherto such pumps have been slung by means that are often inconvenient, nearly always unsafe, and that occupy too much space. The invention consists of a sling and the arrangement of means of attaching the sling to the pumps and the provision of special devices to ensure safety. The arrangement for attaching the sling to the pump consists of bosses cast near the ends of the pump, whatever its shape or in whatever manner it is driven, and the sling passes through these bosses and is provided with nuts, cottars, and special safety clips. The claims are:— 1. In pumps hanging and working vertically a sling consisting of a bar, bent, formed, and provided with cottars and nuts, substantially as described and illustrated. 2. In pumps hanging and working vertically, bosses substantially as and for the purpose described and illustrated. 3. In pumps hanging and working vertically, safety clips substantially as described and illustrated. 4. In pumps hanging and working vertically the sling claimed in claim (1), the bosses claimed in claim (2), the safety clips claimed in claim (3). all in combination, substantially as described and illustrated. One sheet of drawings.

No. 1,588 of June 22, 1918. Heady & Gresham, Ltd. “ Improved water softening plant.” A bstract:— This invention relates to water softening plant for use in cases in which small quantities of water are treated, such as in dwelling houses. In plants as at present used trouble is caused owing to the plant being often out of use for considerable periods of time during which the reagent used to soften the water settles to the bottom of the reagent tank and is apt to form a solid mass, and in cases in which stirrers or agitators are employed it is found that the stirrers or agitators become fixed to the reagent. , One of the objects of the present invention is to provide a stirrer which will effectively agitate the reagent. Aooording to this invention, the water to be treated is delivered intermittently from a tank partly to another tank containing a reagent for softening the water and partly to a vessel mounted on a pivoted lever fixed to a stem carrying stirrers for agitating the reagent. Preferably the stem carrying the stirrers is hollow so that water may be delivered to the reagent tank through it. When the vessel at the end of the pivoted lever is empty it is raised by reason of a weight at the other end of the lever, but when water is delivered to it it descends, starting a siphon which delivers the water from it into a tank. As the vessel rises and descends the stem carrying the stirrers swings in the reagent vessel, agitating the reagent, and at the same time water running down the stem is mixed with the reagent. Water, together with the reagent from the reagent tank, flows into the other tank containing water, mixing with it and softening it. If neoessary two reagent tanks may be provided, in which case a portion of the water is similarly supplied to the second reagent tank. The olaims are :— 1. Water softening plant in which water to be treated is delivered intermittently from a tank partly to another tank containing a reagent and partly to a vessel mounted on a pivoted lever fixed to a stem oarrying stirrers for agitating the reagent, substantially as described. 2. In water softening plant as claimed in claim 1 making the stem carrying the stirrers hollow so that water oah be delivered to the tank containing the reagent through it. 3. Water softening plant, substantially as described and shown in the drawings. One sheet of drawings. • E . H h m a s , Registrar o f Patents.

NOTICES UDNER “ THE EXCISE ORDINANCE, No. 8 OF 1912.”

Not.ce under “ The Excise Ordinance, No. 8 of 1912.’* to the existence of the arrack taverns within such areas, v i z .:— ------January 13, 19191 B etw een 9 A.M. to 12 n oon , a t the Passara Resthouse, in respect of the Passara arrack tavern T is hereby notified for publio information that the area- I Government Agent, Province of Uva, in exercise of January Is, 1919: B etw een 9 A.M. to 12 n oon , a t the the powers vested in him by rule 6 of the rules published Public Works Department bungalow, Madulsima, in respect in Excise Notification No. 78 of July 26,1918, has appointed Madulsima arrack tavern area. the under-mentioned dates as convenient days and the January 27, 1919: Between 9 a .m . to 1 p.M.,at the Mup- plaoes specified as oonvenient places for recording votes for Paua Resthouse, in respect of Muppana arrack tavern area. * the purpose^of ascertaining whether 75 per cent, of the road Badulla Kaohcheri, F. Mar sh a ll, • tax-paying inhabitants of the respective areas are opposed December 6, 1918. for Government Ageht.

v 2182 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dae. 13, 1918

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOTICES.

MUNICIPALITY OP COLOMBO. Premises No. Quarter and Year. Time of Sale. "NTTOTICE is hereby given that, in the absence of movable A-M- -*~N property liable to seizure, (1) rents and profits from 737.88 a . . 3rd quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918 9.65 1 to 10 years, (2) timber and produce, (3) materials of house, 745.110 .. 1st quarter, 1918 .. 10 and (4) the under-mentioned properties themselves, seized in _ . . „ , _ . . - ____ virtue of a warrant issued by the Chairman of the Municipal Date of Sale : Wednesday, January 9,1919. Council of Colombo, in terms of the 140th clause of the 746. 103/104. .3rd quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, Ordinance No. 6 of 1910, for arrears of consolidated rate and riot damages, 1917 .. 7 due on the premises, and for the period mentioned in the 755.92/96/98 3rd quarter, 1915, to 1st quarter, 1918, subjoined schedule, will be sold by public auction on the and riot damages, 1917 ..7.6 spot at the time therein mentioned, unless in the meantime 826.130 .. 4th quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918 7.10 the amount of the consolidated rate and costs be duly paid. 831.131b .. 1st quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, and riot damages, 1917 .. 7.15 _ . S. H . W a d ia , 8 3 2 .1 3 1 c . . 3rd quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, Financial Assistant to the Chairman, and riot damages, 1916/17 .. 7.20 The Municipal Office, Municipal Council. 841.137 .. 1st quarter, 1918 .. 7.25 Colombo, December 5, 1918. _ , 7 ... ____ Bcmbalapitiya. Sc h e d u l e . 850. 141e . .3rd quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, Date of Sale; Tuesday, January 28,1919. and not damages, 1917 •• 7.30 884.7c . .2nd quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918 7.35 Colpetty road. 89 7 .1 0 a .. 1st quarter, 1918 -.7 .4 0 Premises No. Quarter and Year. Time of Sale. 925.20 a . .1st quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, a .m . and riot damages, 1917 .. 7.45 42.231R .. 1st quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, Colpetty road. and riot damages, 1917 .. 7 . 58.226 .. 1st quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, 1009.106 .. 1st quarter, 1918, and not damages and riot damages, 1917 .. 7. 5 lnlQ " 6 3 .2 2 3 d .. 1st quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, ‘ qua^er> 191 8 7 - 55 and riot damages, 1917 -.7.10 W61.B1 . .4th quarter 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, 8 5 .210b /2 1 2 a 2nd quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918 7.15 and not damages, 1917 . . 8 167.173 .. 1st quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, 1 0 6 1 b 3 •-ist quarter, 1918, and not damages,

169 178 a and riot damages, 1917 • • 7.20 jjgg , 74b . .3rd quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918 8 .1 0 154 182 Do ” 7.30 1173.74 b . .4th quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, 185.162 . . Do ' 7. <$5 and riot damages, 1917 .. 8.15 1 9 0 .1 5 9 b . . 1st quarter, 1918 ..7.40 * Colpetty lam. 208.145 ..3rd quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918. 1208/1209.14a 3rd quarter, 1917, to lstquarter, 1918, and riot damages, 1917 ... 7.45 and riot damages, 1917 .. 8.20 209.144 . .3rd quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918 7.50 M 222.137 .. 1st quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918 7 .5 5 mosque tone. 2 2 3 .1 4 5 a ...Riot damages, 1917, and 1st quarter, 1308.28 .. 1st quarter, 1918 ..8 .2 5 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918 .. 8 1313.23 a .. Do. .. 8.30 228.134 ...4th quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, Nelson's lam. 7 A9 nn. and riot dan^ges, 1917 ■■ 8- 5 1457.3 .. 1st quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, 2 4 2 .130a ..lstquarter 1917, to lstquarter, 1918 and riot damages, 1917 ..8 .3 5 1264 60tt and not damages, 1917 •• 8 . 10 1462.7 .. 4th quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918 8.40

B .i 5 ,91\ « 1 2 8 9 .4 8 l 4 M . 8 . , 4a ^ r m f * 1 1MV, Wellawatta. and riot damages, 1917 .. 8.50 256P. I f .. 1st quarter, 1918, and riot damages, § ^ Muhandiram’s road.

2 7 5 .6d . .4th quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, 1476.1 b .. 1st quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, and riot damages, 1917 .. 8.35 and riot damages, 1917 .. 8.65 2 7 6 .6d .. Do. .. 8.40 J482.8 . .3rd quarter, 1915, to lstquarter, 1918 9 283.9 .. Do. .. 8.45 1488.14 . .Jst quarter, 1916, to 1st quarter, 1918, 2 8 8 .1 4 a ..1st quarter, 1918 .. 8.50 and riot damages, 1917 .. 9. 6 325.23 . .1st quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, Hudson’s road.

345.32D ...Riotdai^geasmi917 1917 ” 9 '“ 1503'4 ' •lst T^ter, 1917’ to lst 1918 9 1 0 348.32 . .4th quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918 9. 5 Muhandiram's road. • ‘Ist Tarter, 1918 .. 9.10 1518.33/33 a . .3rd quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918, Ann kb > -3rd quarter, 1917,and lstquarter, 1918 9.15 and riot damages, 1917 -.9 .1 5 490. BoB ..4th quarter, 1917, to lstquarter, 1918, 1523.38 . ,4th quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918, Aoi i and riot damages, 1917 .. 9.20 and riot damages, 1917 .. 9.20 . ooa ... 1st quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918, 1524.39 .. 3rd quarter, 1916, to lst quarter, 1918, i and riot damages, 1917 .. 9.25 and riot damages, 1917 ... 9.25 53 4D.6»X> ..lstquarter, 1916, to lstquarter, 1918, 1529.43 . .3rd quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918, and not damages, 1917 ...9.30 and riot damages, 1917 ..9 .3 0 .. Ojckman's road. Ward place. 657-9U . .3rd quarter, 1917, to 1st Quarter 1918 9.35 „ 700.74 .. Do H 1960.40 .. lst quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918, Wellawatta " ‘ and riot damages, 1917 ..9 .3 5 716.810 .. lst quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918, Kynsey road. and riot damages, 16/17 ..9.45 1963.8 .. lst quarter, 1917, to lst quarter, 1918, 7 3 3 .8 6 a . . 1st quarter. 1918, and riot damages, and riot damages,-1917 .. 9.40 1917 .. 9.50 1963a .S .. Do. .. 9 .4 5 Pabt I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Deo. 13, 1918 2183

Ward place. Per Wholesale. Per Retail. Premises No. Quarter and Year. Time of Sale. 0hmies> Rang00n, R* °* A-M- No. 1 quality . .Thulan (26£ lb.) — ..lb . .. — 1967.40 . . 2nd quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, Red Onions .. do. .. 8 0.. do. .0 8 and riot damages, 1917 ..9.50 Bombay Onions ..Cwt. • • ^ 50 .. do. .. 0 12 1968.40 ..1st quarter 1917, to 1st qu arter, 1918, do.‘ V. 13 50 do’. !! o i l and not damages, 1917 .. 9.55 M aidive Fish, No. 1 1969.40 . .3rd quarter, 1917, to 1st quarter, 1918, quality .. do. .. 47 0 .. do. .. 0 50 and riot damages, 1917 ..10 Sugar, Crystal ..Bag(2owt.) ..41 0 .. do. .. 0 19 Soft Sugar ..Cwt. ..26 0 .. do. .. 0 25 Date o f Sale : Thursday, January 30,1919. Matches, “ Three „ j Stars ” . . Case of 50 gross Cotta road. boJte3 s H0 0 ..p aoket of > 2176. 6a . . 1st quarter, 1918 . . 7 , 12 boxes 0 22 275.10m ..1st quarter, 1918, and riot damages, Kerosine Oil “ Mon- 1917 7 10 key Brand” ..Tin .. 4 60 ..Bottle .. — 276.10m .. Do. 7.’20 ^ o s m e O il‘‘Day- 277-IOm . . D o. ..7.30 c S deI " ^ "lb . ‘ ." 0 24 278.10m .. Do. ..7.40 Beef .. — .. — --lb. .. 0 30 — ------Mutton .. — .. — .. Ib. .. •> 0 60 _ j o . . Chicken .. — .. — ..Each ., 0 75 Prices of Food stuffs, &e., in Colombo Fish, Fresh .. — .. — ..lb. oents 28 to 55 on December 11,1918. Dry Fish (Kumba- Per Wholesale. Per Retail. la was), No. 1 Rs. o. Rs. o. quality - ..1,000 .. 15 0 ..100 .. 1 .50 Muttusamoa, No. 1 Dry Fish (Hal- quality ..Bushel .. 13 50 ..Measure.. 0 45 messan), No. 1 Rice, Kara .. do. .. 8 0 .. do. .. 0 27 quality ..Cwt. .. 20 0 ..lb. .. 0 25 Kallunda, No. 1 Eggs .. — — --Each .. 06 quality . .Bag(2J Bushels) 21 50 .. do. .. 0 28 Milk, Fresh, Cow.. — — ..Fmt .. 0 24 Sulai, No. 1 quality do. .. 22 0 .. do. .. 0 28 Bread .. — .. — • -lb. .. 0 18 Kora (Mill), No. 1 Plantains .. — .. — ..Eaoh .. 0 1 quality .. do. ..22 50.. do. .. 0 30 Limes ..100 . . 1 0 . . do. . . 0 1 Raw Rice,Rangoon Bushel 9 50 .. do. .. 0 80 Salt ..Bushel .. 2 65 .eMeasure.. 0 12 Do. Singapore do. .. — .. do .. Coconuts . • 100 . • 7 50 . • Each • • 0 8 Mysore Dholl .. do. .. 6 50.. do.’ .. 0 22 Firewood ..Cwt. .. 0 90 .. — •• — Green Peas (Gram) do. .. 7 75 .. do. .. 0 23 Thovarem Dholl .. do. .. 6 75 .. do. .. 0 22 S. EC. Wadia, Chillies, No. 1 Financial Assistant to the quality . .Thulan (26Jlb.) 12 50 ..lb. .. 0 50 Colombo, December 11,1918. Chairman, MunicipalCounoiI.

MUNICIPALITY OF GALLE. Supplemental Budget No. 2 tor 1918.

R eceipts. R s. e. Balance from Supplemental Budget No. 1 for 1918 .. .. 25,934 68

D isbursements. Cemetery. R s . c. Non-effective Charges. R s. c . Vote No. 52, Upkeep of cemetery . . 51 64 Vote No. 1, Pensions • • • • 406 27 Public Health Department. Vote No. 3, Maintenance of Police .. 1,301 94 Sanitation Branch. Rs. o. v „ ,, Secretariat. Vote No 53> Salaries .. .. 21 17 Vote No. 10, Allowances .. 60 0 y0te No. 55, Prevention of infectious diseases . 130 o Vote No. 11, Commission to road tax collectors 500 0 yote No 56> Uniform for Inspectors .. 350 Vote No. 12, Assessing and selling properties .. 200 0 Conservancy Branch. Vote No. 17, Refunds * 378 0 yote No 69> Disinfectants .. .. 126 26 Vote No. 19, Printing 700 0 yote No 70 cto dust .. 229 60 Vote No. 20, Stationery .. 100 0 T_ . _ ...... Vote No. 21, Furniture .. 36 0 ^ M „ Waterworks Department Vote No. 22, Uniform coats for peons . . . 6 0 Vote No. 78, Maintenance of approach road. Vote No. 23, Petty expenses .. 50 0 e<> T , . , V . , , ‘' 100 0 Vote No. 24, Miscellaneous .. .. 4,000 0 Vote No. 82, Labour, materials, &c„ for houes „ „. , _ . . , _ service connections .. .. 354 8 Vehicles and Animals Department. „ m _ Vote No. 28, Salaries .. 7 50 _ f „ Public Works Department. Vote No. 31, Inspector’s uniform .. 4 0 Vote No. 89, Repairs to carte .. 300 0 Vote No. 34, Destruction of dogs .. 180 0 1 ° * ° No. 91, Upkeep of roads .. 720 0 Vote No. 92, Upkeep of Municipal buildings .. 468 25 * „ AtT P m m w n n i . A Vote No. 93, Upkeep of bridges .. 1,010 1 0 Vote No. 40, Uniform coat to Market Collector .. 4 0 Vote No. 95, Upkeep of drainage, Fort .. 311 0 Fish Auction Shed. Vote No. 97, Repairs to building, Segregation Vote No. 41, Salaries- .. 0 77 Camp .. .. 35 0 Slaughter-house. Vote No. 99, Minor works .. 608 0 Vote No. 42, Salaries .. 11 0 ------Town Clock. t. , }3’®?4 38 Vote No. 46, Repairs .. .. 330 0 Balance . ■ 12,310 30 Lighting. Total *25,934 68 Vote No. 49, Cost of lamps .. .. 850 0 ...----- : B y order, Abthub Abndt, Galle, December 10, 1918. j Secretary. 2184 P a r t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D bg. i 3,1918

ROAD COMMITTEE NOTICES.

Galaha-Pupuressa Estate Cart Road. Fifth section, 1 m ile. nmr/iti - . , . . .. „ ■ • , -o j Total acreage, 2,396— Rate per acre • 1220c. N OTICE is hereby given that the Provincial Road Committee of the Central Province, acting under the . . . . . _ Assessment, provisions of the Estate Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902, Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Rs. c. have assessed the proportion due by each estate interested Gordon Frazer & Co. (A. P. in the above-mentioned road, as follows, to make up the Sandbach) .. Le Vallon .. 2,396 .. 293 72 amount (Rs. 2,232) of the private contribution on the ----- 2----- estimate for the maintenance of the road for the twelve Government contribution .. Rs. 183* 60 months ending September 30, 1919. Private contribution .. Rs. 292- 72

(Government moiety Rs..1,400.) j>s 4 7 3 -3 2 Government contribution .. Rs. 183*60 _ Sixth section, 1 mile. Private contribution .. Rs. 292-72 „ . Total acreage, 2,825—Rate per acre, 1036c. ______Gordon Frazer & Co. (A. P. rim Sandbach) .. Le Vallon .. 2,396 .. 248 25 Cumberbatch & Co. (H. W . First seotion, 1 mile. ^y) • • New Forest 429 .. 44 47 Total acreage, 1,238—Rate per acre, -23640. 292 72 Assessment' ------Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Rs. c* Government contribution .. Rs. 183 • 60 Galaha Ceylon Tea Estates Piivate contribution .. Rs. 292- 72 and Agency Co. (J. B. ------Rennie) ... Vedehetta .. 902 .. 213 27 Rs. 476- 32 Gordon Frazer & Co. (Sel- Seventh section, 1 mile. .... — —. lembrum) .. Erin .. 836 .. 79 45 Total acreage, 4,668— Rate per acre, -0627c. ------Gordon Frazer & Co. (A. P. 292 72 Sandbach) .. Le Vallon .. 2,396 .. 150 24 ------Cumberbatch & Co. (H. W . Government contribution , Rs. 183*60 „ . , „ . ' New Forest 429 .. 26 90 Private contribution .. Rs. 292-72 E. D. Padwick IE. A. Clive) Yarrow Group 4 7 8 .. 2 9 98 _____ Lipton, Limited (G. L. H. Rs. 476- 32 Doudney) .. Pooprassie Second section, 1 mile. ------Group .. 1,365 .. 85 60 Total acreage, 1,238—Rate per acre, -2364c. 292~72 Galaha Ceylon Tea Estates ------and Agency Co. (J. B. Government contribution .. Rs. 114-80 Rennie) .. Vedehetta .. 902 .. 213 27 Private contribution .. Rs. 182-96 Gordon Frazer A Co. (Sel- Eighth section, f mile. lembrum) -- Erin .. 336 .. 79 45 Total acreage 4,668—Rate per acre, -0391c. Gordon Frazer & Co. (A. P. 292 72 S a n d b a ch ) . . L e V a llo n ..2,396 .. 93 90 Cumberbatch & Co. (H. W . Government contribution .. Rs. 183-60 Kay) .. New Forest.. 4 2 9 .. 16 82 Private contribution .. Rs. 292-72 E.D.Padwick (E . A.Clive) YarrowGroup 478 .. 18 74 “ _ Lipton, Limited (G. L. H. Rs. 476- 32 Doudney) .. Pooprassie Third section, 1 mile. ------G ro u p lj3 6 5 53 50 Total acreage, 336—Rate per acre, -8711c. ------Gordon Frazer & Co. (Sel- .. , , 182 96 lembrum) .. Erin .. 336 .. 292 72 Rg d istra ct. — —

Government contribution Rs. 9180 Vedehetta.. 426 54 Pooprassie .. 139 10 station .. Svallo»:: 81“ R s. 238-46 New Forest 88 19 ------Fourth section, 1st half mile. ------Yarrow 48 7 Total acreage, 336-Rate per acre, -4355c. Which sums the proprietors, managers, or agents of the ^ r several estates are hereby required to pay to the Chairman Gordon Frazer & Co. (Sel- ^ of the Local Committee (Mr. A. P. Sandbach, Le Vallon lembrum) .. Erin .. 336 .. 146 36 estate) on or before December 14,1918.

Government contribution .. Rs. 9180 Provincial Road Committee’si Office, C. S. V a t jg h a n , Private contribution .. Rs. 146 36 Kandy, November 27, 1918. Chairman.

Ra. 238* 46 Pupuressa Branch Road. Fourth section, 2nd half mile. "VjTOTICE is hereby given that, in terms of the Branch Total acreage, 2,396— Rate p e r a c r e ,'-0 6 1 0 c . Jl N Roads Ordinance, No. 14 of 1896, a meeting of Gordon Frazer A Co. (A. P. the Local Committee for the above road will be held on Sandbach) .! Le Vallon . 2 396 146 36 Wednesday, December 18, 1918, at Pooprassie Factory, f ‘ ______at 9 A.K.:— Government contribution .. r b. 183 6 0 B usiness. Private contribution ,. R s . 292* 72 To consider and report to the Provincial Road Committee ———— with regard to— Rs, 476- 33 i (a) The nataes of the estates (with thoir acreages) which . ... — .. ) are interested in and which Use the road j Parta r t L i.— — CEYLONujsziaam GOVERNMENTuuvjsjk^ j i u h i uazukjlib GAZETTE — Djjjcweo. 13,io, 1918iaio 2185

(6) The sections of the road used by these estates i Proprietors or Agents. Estates Acreage. (c) The names of the proprietors, resident managers or Heirs of late James W estland.. Dooroomadella and superintendents, and of the agents of these estates— Mousakanda .. 1,111 for the assessment of the moiety of cost of maintenance for East Matale Co., Ltd. .. Forest Hill .. 121 the year ending September 30,1919, viz., Rs. 3,838. Do. .. .. Kensington .. 325 New Ceylon Plantation Co., Ltd. Gammaduwa, Caton 1,158 _ , „ _ W- E v e l y n Cr ic k , F . r . c. storey .. Karagahatenna, Delta Estate, Chairman, Local Committee. Galbodde, Dry- Possellawa, November 27,1918. burgh, and Mon------.. — ...... crieff -. 1,220 Galagedera-Heenabowa Estate Cart Bead. Scombt !! H? "VTOTICE is hereby given that, in terms of the Estate Do. .. .. Bromham-Bayntun 220 JLN Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902, a meeting of the Heirs of late James Westland.. Yalam Malai • • 46J Local Committee of the above road will bo held on Saturday, C. L. Bollerio .. Lynapitiya .. 302 December 14, 1918, at St. George Bungalow, at 9 a .m . . John A. M. Bond .. An:bena .. 288 Business And at the same time and place the Committee will take 1. To elect a new Chairman. ’ evidence, if necessary, and receive and consider objections 2. To consider estimate for maintenance of road for the i an suggestions. year commencing October 1, 1918. Provincial Road Committee’s Office, 0. 8. V au g h a n , 3. To consider and report to the Provincial Road Com- Kandy, December 2, 1918. Chairman, mittee with regard to— ______(а) The names of the estates (with their acreages) which Aluwihare-Dullewa Gap Estate Cart Road, are interested in and which use the road. . , , ...... (б) The sections of the road used by these estates. ATT OTICE is hereby given that, in terms of the Estate (c) The names of the proprietors, resident managers or Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902, the following superintendents, and of the agents of these estates. gentlemen have been elected to form the Local Committee to perform the duties imposed by the said Ordinance m Coodoogalla estate, Rambukkana, St a n l e y H il l m a n , respect of the above road for the term ending October 7, November 25, 1918. Chairman, Local Committee 1920:— ------.------. Messrs. Harold Vickers (Chairman), Norman Ckoela&d, Rattota-Gammaduwa Estate Cart Road. J B. Tennant. D. A. Steele, and J. Taylor.

TSJOTICE is hereby given that, in terms of section 20 of Provincial Road Committee’s Office, C. 8. V a u g h a n , the Estate Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902, the Kandy, December 5. 1918. Chairmen, proprietor of Hinguruwatta estate, of 307 acres, has claimed 7, 7" “ 7 I7T7 _ , „ ~ 1 exemption from payment of assessment for the above road. Aluwihare-Dullewa Gap Estate Cart Road. and the ProvincialRoad Committee having agreed to exempt XTOTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with tLc the said estate, it is the intention of the said Committee to 1 v advice and consent of the Legislative Council, having alter and vary the limits of the district. The Provincial agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for the main- Road Committee will on Saturday, December 21, 1918, at tenance of the above road for the year ending September 11.30 a .ic., at their office in Kandy, hear objections, if any, 30, 1919, the Provincial Road Committee, acting under the- and exclude the said estate from the district. provisions of the Estate Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902, Notice is also given that a proposal having been njade to will on Saturday, December 21, 1918, at 11.30 a . m ., a t include Bromham-Bayntun estate, of 220 acres in extent, theirofficein Kandy, proceed to assess the under-mentioned for assessment for maintenance of the above road, the estates to make up the private contributions, viz.:— Provincial Road Committee will at the aforesaid date, time, ,, . , in . and place proceed to hear objections, and to re-define the Maintenance, 1918-19. limits of the district to .include the said estate. Government contribution .. Rs. 900 Private contribution .. Rs. 1,800 Provincial Road Committee’s Office, 0. S. V a u g h a n , Kandy, December 2, 1918. Chairman. 1st to 3rd section, 2 miles 4-4 chains. .. —,—...... - ■■■ — ...... - ...... Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Rattota-Gammaduwa Estate Cart Road. Eastern Produce and Estates XTOTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with the Ro^ a^ Teaand Rubbor COi' Mat°le WeS* ' ‘ 1,220 -L i advice and consent of the Legislative Council, having T,. j .... agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for the main- T Vickers) ” p X ltl " i f t ° L thl ^ •V9- ri°Rd f ° ,V he 7Ttr 6ndi? g ®eptfIemtbr Mrf'Hodgson Bell (J. Taylor)! Glenury and Dullawe 302 30, 1919, the Provincial Road Committee, acting under the f>ubber Syndicate D. provismns of the Estate Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902 A Steele) .. High Walton .. 225 wil on Satu^ay December 21, 1918 at 11,30 a m ., at 0. Ariya-Nayagam .. Ratninde .. 100 their office m Kandy, proceed to assess the under-mentioned J J ° _ •states to make up the private contributions And at the same time and place the Committee will take evidence, if necessary, and receive and consider objections Government moiety .. Rs. 1,600 and suggestions. Private contributions .. Rs. 4,595 Provincial Road Committee’s Office, C. S. V au ghan, 1st to 5th section, 6 miles. Kandy, November 30,1918. Chairman. Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. ------; 7 * —I 7~Z— ^------_ . , _ , , _ . Barnagala-Pen-y-Ian Estate Cart Road. Consolidated Estates Company. Ellagalla ..516 A T OTICE is hereby given that, in terms of the EstaU' 1st to 6th section, 6 miles. J_\ Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902, the following Opalgalla Tea and Rubber Es- gentlemen have been elected to form the Local Committee tates Co., Ltd. .. Opalgalla Group .. 1,534 to perform the duties imposed by the said Ordinance in A. H. D. Bastion de Silva .. Kudoya 331 respect of the above road for the term ending November 9, _ 1920 :— 1st to 7th section, 7 miles. . . _ . * .w I* A ^ ■ , Messrs. F. R. Bisset (Chairman), C. A. Laihg. M AnkandaEstates Co., Ltd. ..Altwood .. 102 Blount, and W. J.-R. Hamilton. Allan B. Thomson, Win. C. • Brodie, and C. B. Brodie .. Dromoland, Ew- ProvincialRoad Committee’s Office, C- s- Ytaki+mji*' hurst, and Park.. 603 Kandy, December 2, 191f 2186 P a s t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D eo. 13, 1918

Barnagala-Pen-y-Ian Estate Cart Road. Road Committee, acting under the provisions of “ The ■V rOTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with ths Branch Roads Ordinance, 1896,” win on Saturday, Decem- .I a I advice and consent of the Legislative Council, having ^eI 21,1918, at 11.30 a .m ., at their office m Kandy, proceed agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for the main: to assess the under-mentioned estates to make up the tenance of the above road for the year ending September 30, private contributions: 1919, the Provincial Road Committee, acting under the Government moiety .. Rs. 300‘00 provisions of “ The Estate Roads Ordinance, 1902,” will Private contributions .. Rs. 102*50 on Saturday, December 21, 1918, at 11.30 a .m ., a t th eir office in Kandy, proceed to assess the under-mentioned Proprietors or Agents, Estates. Acreage, estates to make up the private contributions Ceylon Up-country Tea Estates, Government moiety .. Rs. 600 Limited (Bois Brothers & C o ., Private contributions .. Rs. 900 Agents), R. R. Jaques - • Kurunduoya .. 683 , , , „ , _ ^ . . Lanka Plantations Co., Ltd. (J. M, 1st to 3rd section, 2 miles 12 chains. Robertson & Co.), R. R. Jaques Rillamulla .. 230 Proprietors or Agents. . Estates. Acreage. W. H. Tindall & Co. (Carson & Co., W. J. R. Hamilton .. Pen-y-lan .. 980 T. H. Williams) .. Bramley .. 297 Do. .. Kellie Group .. 2,241 United Planters’ Co. of Ceylon, Ltd. F. R. Bisset .. Tamaravelly .. 1,350 (Boustead Bros.), T. H. Williams Lauriston .. 235 C. A. Laing .. Malgolla .. 481 High Forest Estates Co., Ltd. M. B. Blount .. Cattarem .. 578 (Whitall & Co.), W. P. Spurway High Forest .. 1,625 W. J. R. Hamilton .. Doteloya .. 1,744 And at the same time and place the Committee, will take And at the same time and place the Committee will take evidence, if necessary, and receive and consider objections evidence, if necessary, and receive and consider objections and suggestions, and suggestions. Provincial Road Committee’s Office, C. S. V a u g h a n , Provincial Road Committee’s Offiee, C. S. V au g h an , Kandy, December 3, 1918. Chairman. Kandy, November 30, 1918. Chairman. ______"------Kandenewera-Wariapola Estate Cart Road. Huluganga-Bambraela Branch Road. _ _ _ T_ . , , “ TVT OTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with the (Storm Damages.) JlN advice and consent of the Legislative Counoil,having \TOTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with the agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for the mainte- JL\ advice and consent of the Legislative Council, having nance of the above road for the year ending September 30, agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for storm damages 1919,the Provincial Road Committee, aoting under the provi- between 20 and 241 miles of the above road, the Provincial sions oi the Estate Roads Ordinance, No. 12 of 1902, will on Road Committee, acting under the provisions of “ Ths Saturday, December 21, 1918, at 11.30 A.M., at th eir o ffice Branch Roads Ordinance, 3.896,” will on Saturday, Decern- in Kandy, proceed to assess the under-mentioned estates ber 21,1918, at 11.30 a m , at their office in Kandy, proceed to make up the private contributions :— to assess the under-mentioned estates to make up the private „ . . Government contribution .. Rs. 1,500*00 contributions Private contributions .. Rs. ulm* 36 Government moiety Rs. 135*00 Private contributions .. Rs. 138*38 1st and 2nd sections, 1 mile 66 chains. Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage, Government contribution, Rs. 642.92—Private 6. K. Dawood Saibo.. Tharnagala Group .. 28 Contribution, Rs. 6,054-44—Total, Rs. 6,697-36 J. C. de Silva ... Hulugangawatta - - 60 Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. C. B. Clay .. Mahousa .. 614 . .. _ _ _, . C. Woods .. Allacolla and Overdale .. 648 Estates Co., Ltd. R. J. Layard .. Ratnatenna .. 456 <»• H11C°°“ :S] T ** Wanapda .. 960 Mrs. Woods .. Kandekattia .. 600 Wf£a&0lw <>" jr A i aaa J.C. daSilva .. Galgodawatta .. 22 (M. B. W. Ward) .. Knndenewera -1.000 G. Punchihamine .. Wawakanattawatta .. 22 Felsmger •• Watagoda .. 344 VeerappenKangany.. TaUagoya - 28 “d Pr°duCe ^ , Marie Kangany .. Marie’s Land and Florence . 570 0.ptd* 9?" n S*rathisla . 456 T. C. Colthurst .. GoomeraOldandNew .. 844 Pitaton^ Toa Company of Pana Sidambaram Kan- Ceylon (F. H. Fraser) .. Pitakanda ..1,462 6any • • Galboda •. 210 3rd sect ion, 46 chains. E - a . Graddock " OWTWgalla " 435 Government confcribufcion Rs.^SO - 36-Private Mackwood & Co. .. Halgalla and Madakelle .. 652 contribution, Rs. 2,169 • 61—Total, Rs. 2,400. J. P. Hortin .. Lebanon Group .. 1,098 Wariapolla Estates Co., Ltd. Do. .. Knuckles Group 1,349 (M. B. W. Ward) .. Kandenewera .. 1,006 G. G. Ross Clarke .. Katooloya • - 584 E. O. Felsinger .. Watagoda .. 344 Do. .. Gangamulla - - 263 Ceylon Land and Produce Co., And at the same time and place the Committee will take 9^jd‘ ^9* R®Fn) _ * Strathisla .. 456 evidence, if necessary, and receive and consider objections Pitakanda Tsa Company °* and suggestions. Ceylon (F. H. Fraser) .. Pitakanda .. 1,462

Provincial Road Committee’s Office, C. S. V a u g h a n , an<* ^ sections, 2 miles. Kandy, December 3, 1918. Chairman. Government contribution, Rs. 272*60—Private ______contribution, Rs. 2,567*40—Total, Rs. 2,840. High Forest-Bramley Branch Road. Wariapolla Estates Co., Ltd. (Latrines to Public Works Department Cooly Lines, E. 0 . ^ ehingev .. Watagoda .. 344 Broofaode-High Forest Road.) Ceylon Land and Produce Co., "AT? OTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with the Ltd. (0. Pern) .. Strathisla .. 456 UN advice and consent of the Legislative Council, having Pitakanda Tea Company of agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for building 2 sets Ceylon (F. H, Fraser) .. Pitakanda .. 1,462 of pit latrines to Public Works Department cooly lines at The Bandarapola Ceylon Com- the 5th' mile, Brookside-High Forest road, which would pany, Ltd. (C, P. Anderson.. Godapola .. 460 serve the High Forest-Bramley Branch road, the Provincial Do. .. Karagahalanda .. 106 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dbg. 13, 1918 218T

6th section, 28 chains. _ (6) The sections of the road used by these estates. Government contribution, Rs. 48*44—Private (c) The names of the proprietors, resident managers or contribution, Rs. 456*66—Total, Rs. 606. superintendents, and of the agents of these estates, Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage, (d) Any other business that may be brought before the

C° ” yr,,,,____, , , . nnn The private contribution on the maintenance estimate e .'S w S * ™ " " ’ :: wSST“ : **SS2 '» *»• »«• — » Pitakanda Tea Company of ’ Gordon Skene Ceylon (F, H. Fraser) .. Pitakanda •- 1,462 Kirimittia Estate, Chairman, Local Committee. The Bandarapola Ceylon Com- Kadueannawa. December 7, 1918. pany, Ltd. (J. Anderson) ... Karagahalanda .. 106 ______7th section, 40 chains, _ . Government contribution, Rs. 68 • 12—Private Dlmhula Branch Hoads, contribution, Rs. 641 ‘ 88—Total, Rs. 710. OTICE is hereby given that, in terms of the Branch Wariapolla Estates Co., Ltd. J-N Roads Ordinance, No. 14 of 1896, a meeting of the (M. B. W. Ward) .. Kandenewera .. 1,000 Local Committee will be held on Saturday, December 21, Pitakanda Tea Company of 1918, at Glenlyon Club, at 3.30 p .m . Ceylon (F. H. Fraser) ... Pitakanda .. 1,482 The Bandarapola Ceylon Com- Business. pany, Ltd. (C. P. Anderson).. Karagahalanda . . 106 j. To oonsider and report to the Provincial Road 8th and 9th sections, 1 mile 60 chains. Committee with regard to— Government contribution, Rs. 237*56—Private ( Business. Limited (C. C. du Pre Moore) Hunasgiriya .. 1,426 To consider and report to the Provincial Road Committee 1st to 8th section, 7*53 miles. with regard to—- , C. Ross Wright .. Merrig .. 100 (a> The seotlons mto whloh the road 18 t0 be divided for Ukuwela Estates Company (H. upkeepassessment . . L. Anley) .. Talingamadde .. 75 (5) The estates which, in then- opinion, are interested m *' , and will use each section of the road or any part thereof. 1st to 9th section, 8*18 miles. (c) The acreage of the land belonging to each estate. Bosanquet & Co. (D. A. M iles).. Elkaduwa Group 1,810 (d) The names of the proprietors, resident managers or Skeen & Co. (F. J. Reiss) .. Hmmgalla Group 686 superintendents, and of the agents of these estates. E. G. Beilby .. Weygalia .. 357 H. L. Anley .. Mahatenna ■.. 384 Estimates. Geo. Steuart & Co. (H. D. Estimate D 276 for the maintenance of the road during Graham) .. Galgawatta .. 215 1918-1919. And at the same time and place the Committee will take Estimate No. 188 for bridge on the 8th mile. . evidence, if necessary, and receive and consider objections Estimate D 641 for flood damages on the 8th mile, and suggestions. Provincial Road Committee’s Office, C. S. V a u g h a n , , _ , d* S. P atte rson , Kandy, December 3, 1918. Chairman. Kurunegala, pecember 5, 1918. Chairman.

Kadugannawa-AIagalla Branch Road. District Road Committee, Ratnapara. 1^-OTICE is hereby given that> in terms of theBranch n p EEERRING to the notice dated September 28, 1918. r ’ i Road? 0l-dlna:” Leo> N0* 14 °J ? IJ\eet“ g of the _L\) and published in the Government Gazettes Nos. 6,970 L oca l Committee for the above road will be held on Tuesday, ^ 6,971 of October 4 and 11, 1918, respectively. December 31, 1918, at Kirimittia bungalow, at 4.30 P.m . notice is hereby given that Mr. W. E. Porios has been elected Business. as member of the District Road Committee, Ratnaptth#, t o " ■ ■ l To consider and report to the Provincial Road Com- represent the Native Community for the years 1019, 'l&fb )'■:$! mittee with regard to— and 1921. -J •' yj*. (a) The names of the estates (with their acreages) which Provincial Road Committee, E. - are interested in and which use the road. Ratnapura, December 4,1918.

. • V . i East I.-^GBYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE —i. D*e>. 13,1918..

District Road Committee, Ratnapura. District Road Committee, Kegalla. EFERRING to the notice dated September 28, 1918, "DEFERRING to the notice dated September 28, 1918, R and published in the Government Gazettes Nos. 6,970 and published in the GowmmenS ^ azf^ es1 N os. ^6,970 and 6,971 of October 4 and 11, 1918, respectively, notice ?nd of October 4 and 11,. 1918, respectively, notice is is hereby given that the following gentlemen, namely, hereby given that Messrs. E, G. T. Ward Simpson and A. A. Messrs. J. Hawke and J. VanDenberg have been appointed Wickremasingha have been elected as members to represent to serve as European and Burghei members respectively on European and native communities respectively, and the District Road Committee, Ratnapura, for the years Vander Gert has been appointed as member to iqio 100ft anil 1091 represent the Burgher community on the District Road 1919, 192U, mid DHL Committee, Kegalla, for the years 1919, 1920, and 1921.

..Provincial Road Committee, E. R o d b ig o , Provincial Road Committee, E. R o d b ig o , Ratnapura, December 4,1918. for Chairman. Ratnapura, December 10, 1918. for Chairman.

LOCAL BOARD NOTICES.

Commutation Tax, Sanitary Board, Kandy District. Election of Unofficial Member, Board of Health and Improvement, Batticaloa. “ The Small Towns Sanitary (Amendment) Ordinance, 1909” _ . , , ...... , A , „ , . ... , , OTICE is hereby given that a meeting will he held at F is hereby notified for public information that the 9.30 a .m., on January 11, 1919, at the Batticaloa Sanitary Board of the Revenue District of Kandy,- Kachcheri to' elect for the Division of Puliyantivu an acting under the authority of the above-named^Ordinance, unofficial member of the Local Board of Health and Im prov- has, by resolution dated November 23, 1918, imposed an ment of the town of Batticaloa for the year ending December annual tax, payable in six days’ labour, or a money payment 31 1919> ^ ord er to fill u p th e v a ca n oy caused b y th e d e a th of Rs. 2, upon all persons residing in the under-mentioned of jfr. j. a . Setukavalar, and that the nomination of towns, who, if the said Ordinance had not been enacted, candidates for the said election will be received not later would have been liable under The Road Ordinance, 1861, than January 3 1919. to the performance of labour for the maintenance of roads ’ ‘. _ A ^ _ or other public means of communication by land or water, Batticaloa Kachcheri, ■*’E®T*NG» the said annual tax being enforceable in manner provided December 2,1918.______Government Agent.

amending the same.Wattegama, Pussellawa, Norwood, Electlon of Unofficial M em bers, Local Board, Trincomalee. Bogawantalawa, Maskeliya, Kadugannawa, Teldeniya, OTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions of Mailapitiya, Galaha, Huluganga, and Ulapane. -LN the Local Boards Ordinances, 1898, 1901, and 1916, section 12, a meeting will be held at the Trincomalee Local Kandy Kachcheri, C. S. V a u g h a n , Board Office, on Saturday, February 8, 1919, at 10 o’clock D ecem b er 7, 1918. Chairm an. a .m ., to elect three Unofficial Members for the L ocal B o a rd ______■ .______of Health and Improvement of the town of Trincomalee for the years 1919 and 1920. Assessment Tax, Sanitary Board, Kandy District. The nomination of candidates in writing and subscribed T is hereby notified that the Sanitary Board of the by at least two voters must be delivered at the Local Board I Kandy District has, in terms of section 7 of “ The Small Office on or before January 28, 1919. Towns Sanitary Ordinance, No. 18 of 1892,” made and Batticaloa Kachcheri, R. A. G. F e s t in g , assessed a rate of 4 per centum per annum for the year 1919 . December 7, 1918. Government Agent, on the annual value of all houses and buildings of every description and all lands and tenements whatsoever within Election of Unofficial Members, Local Board, Anuradhapura. the towns of Wattegama, Pussellawa, Norwood, Maskeliya, t j js hereby notified that the following gentlemen have Teldeniya, Mailapitiya, and Ulapane, and 6 per centum per been elected Unofficial Members of the Local Board of annum for Kadugannawa, in the District of Kandy Central Anuradhapura, for the years 1919 and 1920 Province, save such as are by the said section of the Ordi- ... „ aT„ Tr nance exempted from the payment of such rate. Mr. d I l ! C.' JffiaXsa ’ Ramasamy, (3)

Kandy Kachcheri, C. S. V a u g h a n , Local Board Office, H. R. F b e e m a n , December 7, 1918. Chairman. Anuradhapura, December 5, 1918. Chairman.

TRADE MARKS NOTICES.

, N o t e .— In the following lists the numbers in the second Applica- Certi- column show the number of the “ Ceylon Government Gazette ” tion Gazette Name of Registered Class, ficate in which the mark was advertised:— No. No. Proprietor. No. Trade Marks registered during the Month of November, 1918. _ . . 6)064. .Societe Generate Suisse de Applica- ' c * ? ' Chocolate Peter et Kohler tio n Gazette Name of Registered Class, ficate Reunis 42 691 No. No. Proprietor. No. _ ->6f064>> D o . - ” 42 !! 592 1,379. .6,963. .Peter Dawson, Limited .. 43 -.1,937 . .6,011. .The Unbreakable Pulley and 1,390.. 6,963.. American Chicle Company .. 42 ..1,938 Mill Gearing Co., Ltd. ..6,18 ..500 l,392..6,964..P.N.Kapadia .. 47 ..1,939 — . .6,0^2.. British-American Tobacco 1,3 9 3 . .6,964.. D o . .. 47 ..1,940 Co., Ltd .. 45 .. 548 1,394. .0,964. .H. Underwood <& Co., L td... 38 ..1,941 __ ..6Q42 D o 45 .. 549 1,398. .6,938. .Train & McIntyre, Ltd. .. 43 ..1,942 _ !!e!o42!! D o ! !! 45 !! 550 Trade Marks renewed during the Month of November, 1918. — . .6 ,0 4 2 . .Stevenson & Howell, Limited 42 . . 547 W . L . K in d EBSLEY, — . .6,051. .Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Con- Registrar-General’s Office, Registrar-General, densed Milk Company ... 42 ..,578 Colombo, December 10, 1918. g f f i . CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE ~ Duo. 13,1918______2189

UNOFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

vj) MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION OF THE KATABOOLA COMPANY, LIMITED. v / — f f / 1. The name of the Company is “T h e K ataboola Com pany, L im it e d .” y / 2. The registered office of the Company is to be established in Colombo. * 3. The objects for which the Company is to be established are— (1) To purchase, lease or otherwise acquire the Kataboola estate, situate in the Kotmale district of the Island o f C eylon. (2) To purchase, take on lease or in exchange, hire, or otherwise acquire any lands, concessions, estates, plantations, and properties in the Island of Ceylon, the Federated Malay States, India, or elsewhere, and any right of way, water rights, and other rights, privileges, easements, and concessions, and any factories, machinery, implements, tools, live and dead stock, stores, effects, and other property, real or personal, immovable or movable, of any kind. (3) To hold, use, clear, open, plant, cultivate, work, manage, improve, carry on, and develop the undertaking lands and real and personal, immovable and movable estate or property and assets of any kind- of the Company, or any part thereof. (4) To plant, grow, and produoe tea, rubber, cooonuts,.coffee, cinchona, cacao, oardamoms, rhea, ramie, and other natural produots or produoe of any kind in the Island of Ceylon, the Federated Malay States, India, or elsewhere. (5) To treat, cure, prepare, manipulate, submit to any prooess of manufacture, and render marketable (whether on account of the Company or others) tea, rubber, opoonuts, coffee, or any other such products or produce as aforesaid, or any articles or things whatsoever j to buy, sell, export, import, trade, and deal in tea, rubber, coconut produce, ooconuts, coffee, and other products, wares, merchandise, articles and things of any kind whatsoever, either in a prepared, manufactured, or raw state, and either by w holesale or reta il. 6) To carry on in the Island of Ceylon, the Federated Malay States, India, or elsewhere, all or any of the following businesses, that is to sa y: planters of tea, rubber, coconuts, coffee, or any other such products or produce as aforesaid in all its branohes; carriers of passengers and goods by land or by water; forwarding agents, merchants, exporters, importers, traders, engineers, tug owners, and wharfingers; proprietors of docks, wharves, jetties, piers, warehouses, and boats} and any other business which can or may conveniently be oarried on in oonneotion with any of them. (7) To acquire or establish and carry on any other business, manufacturing, shipping, or otherwise, which can be conveniently carried on in connection with any of the Company’s general business; to apply for, purchase or otherwise acquire, any patents, brevets d’ invention, concessions, and the like, conferring an exclusive or non-exclusive or limited right to use, or any information as to any invention which may seem capable of being used for any of the purposes of the Company, or the acquisition of which may seem oaloulated, directly or indirectly, to benefit the Company ; and to use, exercise, develop, grant licenses in respect of or otherwise turn to account the property, rights, and information so acquired. (8) To purchase tea leaf, rubber, coconuts, coffee, and (or) other raw products or produce for manufacture, manipulation, and (or) sale. (9) To work mines or quarries and to find, win, get, work, crush, smelt, manufacture, or otherwise deal with ores, metals, minerals, oils, precious and other stones, deposits or products, and generally to carry on the business of mining in all its branches. (10) To purchase, take in exchange, hire, or otherwise acquire and hold boats, barges, tugs, launches, and vessels o f an y d escrip tion w h a tsoev er; to purchase, take in exchange, hire, or otherwise acquire and hold vans, omnibuses, carriages, carts, and other vehicles of any description whatsoever; and to purchase, take in exchange, hire, or otherwise acquire and hold all live and deadstock, chattels, and effects required for the maintenance and working of the business of carriers by land or by water; of proprietors of docks, wharves, jetties, piers, warehouses, and boats; of tug owners and wharfingers or of any other business which can or may conveniently be carried on in connection with the above respectively. (11) To build, make, construct, equip, maintain, improve, alter, and work rubber and tea factories, coconut and coffee curing mills, manufactories, buildings, erections, roads, water-courses, docks, wharves, jetties, and other works, and conveniences which may be necessary or convenient for the purposes of the Com­ pany, or may seem calculated directly or indirectly to advance the Company’s interests; and to contribute to, subsidize, or otherwise assist or take part in the construction, improvement, maintenance, working, management, carrying out, or control thereof. (12) To cultivate, manage, and superintend estates and properties in the Island of Ceylon, the Federated Malay States, India, and elsewhere, and generally to undertake the business of estate agents in the T^m t of Ceylon, the Federated Malay States, India, and elsewhere; to act as agents for the investment, loan, payment, transmission, and collection of money, and for the purchase, sale, improvement, development and management of property, including concerns and undertakings; and to transact any other agency business o f a n y k in d . (13) To engage, employ, maintain, and dismiss managers, superintendents, assistants, clerks, coolies, and other servants and labourers; and to remunerate any such at such rate as shall be thought fit, and to grant pensions or gratuities to any such or the widow or children of any such. (14) To enter into any arrangements with any authorities, Government, Municipal, local, or otherwise that may seem conducive to the Company’s objects or any of them, and to obtain from any such authority any rights, privileges, rebates, and concessions which the Company may think it desirable to obtain, and to carry out, exercise, and com ply with such arrangements, rights, privileges, and concessions. (15) To enter into partnership or into any arrangement for sharing profits, union of interest, reciprocal concession, amalgamation, or co-operation with any person, corporation, or company carrying on or about to cany on or engage in any business or transaction which this Company is authorised to oarry on or engage in, or any business or transaction capable of being conducted so as directly or indirectly to benefit this Company; to take or otherwise acquire and hold shares or stock in or securities of and to subsidise or otherwise assist any such company, and to sell, hold, re-issue with or without guarantor or otherwise deed with such shares or securities; and to form , constitute, or promote any other coTOpaBy or companies for tire purpose of acquiring all or any of the property, rights, and liabilities of ttis or for any other purpose which may seem directly or indirectly calculated to benefit this Comps*v- 4190 Past 1. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dae. 13,1918

(16) To procure the Company to be registered or established or authorized to do business in the Island of Ceylon, the Federated Malay States, India, or elsewhere. (17) To lend money on any terms and in any manner and on any security, and in particular on the security of plantations, factories, growing crops, produce, bills of exchange, promissory notes, bonds, bills of lading, warrants, stocks, shares, debentures or book debts, or without any security at all, and generally to transact financial business of any kind. (18) To borrow or raise money for the purposes of the Company or receive money on deposit at interest or otherwise, and for the purpose of raising or securing money for the performance or discharge of any obligation or liability of the Company or for any other purpose to create, execute, grant, or issue any mortgages, mortgage debentures, debentures, debenture stock, bonds, or obligations of the Company either at par, premium, or discount, and eitherredeemable, irredeemable, orperpetual, secured upon all or any part of the undertaking, revenue, rights, and properly of the Company, present and future, including uncalled capital or the unpaid calls of the Company. (19) Generally to purchase, take on lease or in exchange, hire, or otherwise acquire any real or personal property, and any rights, privileges, licenses, or easements whioh the Company may think necessary or convenient with reference to any of these objects and capable of being profitably dealt with in connection with any of the Company’s property or rights for the time being. (20) To cause or permit any debentures, debenture stock, bonds, mortgages, charges, incumbrances, liens, or securities of or belonging to or made or issued by the Company or affecting its property or rights or any of the terms thereof to be renewed, extended, varied, redeemed, exchanged, transferred, or satisfied, as shall be thought fit; also to pay off and re-borrow the moneys secured thereby or any part or parts th ereof. (21) To sell the undertaking of the Company or any part thereof for such consideration as the Company may think fit, and in particular for shares, debentures, or securities of any other company having objects altogether or in part similar to those of this Company. (22) To invest and deal with the moneys of the Company not immediately required upon such securities, and in such manner as may from time to time be determined. (23) To make, accept, endorse, and exeoute promissory notes, bills of exchange, bills of lading, and other negotiable and transferable instruments. (24) To remunerate any parties for services rendered or to be rendered in placing or assisting to place any shares in the Company’s capital, or any debentures, debenture stock, or other securities of the Company, or in or about the formation or promotion of the Company or the conduct of its business. (25) To do all or any of the above things in any part of the world as principals, agents, contractors, or otherwise, or alone or in conjunction with others, or by or through agents, sub-contractors, trustees, or otherwise, and generally to carry on any business or effectuate any object of the Company. (26) To sell, let, lease, underlease, exchange, surrender, transfer, deliver, charge, mortgage, dispose of, turn to account, or otherwise deal with all or any part of the property and rights of the Company, whether m consideration of rents, moneys, or securities for money, shares, debentures, or securities in any other company, or for any other consideration. (27) To pay for any lands and real or personal, immovable or movable estate, property or assets of any kind ac quired or to be ac quired by the Company, or for any services rendered or to be rendered to the Company; and generally to pay or discharge any consideration to be paid or given by the Company, in money or in shares (whether fully paid up, or partly paid up) or in debentures, debenture stock or obligations o f the Company, or partly in one way and partly in another, or otherwise howsoever, with power to issue any shares either as fully paid up or partly paid up for such purpose. (28) To accept as consideration for the sale or disposal of any lands and real or personal, immovable and movable estate, property, or assets of the Company, or in discharge of any other consideration to be received by the Company, money or shares (whether fully paid up, or partly paid up) of any company, or debentures or debenture stock or obligations of any company or person, or partly one and partly any other. (29) To distribute among the Shareholders in specie any property of the Company, whether by way of dividend or upon a return of capital, but so that no distribution amounting to a reduction of capital be made, except with the sanction for the time being required by law. (30) To do all such other things as may bo necessary, incidental, conducive, or convenient to the attainment of the above objects or any of them. It being hereby declared that in the foregoing clauses (unless a contrary intention appears) the word “ person” includes any number of persons and a corporation, and that the “ other objects ” specified in any one paragraph are not to be limited or restricted by reference to or inference from any other paragraph. 4. The liability of the Shareholders is limited. 8. The nominal capital oE the Company is Seen hundred and Fifty thousand Rupees (Rs. 760,000), divided into Seven thousand Five hundred (7,500) shares of One vhundred Rupees (Rs. 100) each, with power to increase or reduce • the capital. The shares forming the capital (original, increased, or reduced) of the Company may be subdivided, consolidated, or divided into such classes, with any preferential, deferred, qualified, special, or other rights, privileges, or conditions attached thereto, and be held upon such terms as may be prescribed by the Articles of Association and regulations of the Company for the time being, or otherwise. W e, the several persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, are desirous of being formed into a Company in pursuance of this Memorandum of Association, and we respectively agree to take the number of shares in the capital of the Company set opposite our respective names:— Number of Shares taken Names and Addresses of Subscribers. by each Subscriber. A . J . A ustin D ickson, Kataboola, Kotmale ...... Ono C . M . Gordon, Colombo ...... One Tom. Villiers, Colombo ...... One James J . Park, Colombo ...... One G . P. Madden, Colombo ... .. — .. One S. A . Payne Gai&wey, Easingwold, England, by his attorney C. M. Gordon . . One Edgar Turner, Colombo, by his attorney C. M. Gordon . . One

Total number of Shares taken .. Seven

W itness to the above signatuxes.at Colombo, this 19th day of Novem her, 1918. Eustace F. de Sabak, Proctor, Supreme Court, Colombo. Past I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Deo. 13. 1918 2191 ______» ■ i ■ ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE KATABOOLA COMPANY, LIMITED.

I t is agreed as follow s:— 1. Table 0 not to apply ; Company to be governed by these Articles.—The regulations contained in Table 0 in the schedule annexed to “ The Joint Stock Companies Ordinance, 1861,” shall not apply to this Company, whioh shall be governed by the regulations contained in these Articles, but subject to repeal, addition, or alteration by special resolution. 2. Power to alter the regulations.—The Company may, by special resolution, alter and make provisions instead of •or in addition to, any of the regulations of the Company, whether contained and oomprised in these Articles or not. 3. None of the funds of the Company shall be employed in the purchase of or be lent on shares of the Company. Intebpbetation. 4. Interpretation douse.— In the interpretation of these presents the following words and expressions shall have the following meanings, unless such meanings be inconsistent with, or repugnant to, the subject or context:— Company.—The word “ Company” means “ The Kataboola Company, Limited,” incorporated or established by or under the Memorandum of Association to whioh these Articles are attached. . The Ordinance.—The “ Ordinance ” means and inoludes “ The Joint Stock Companies Ordinances, 1861 to 1909,” and every other Ordinance from time to time in force concerning Joint Stock Companies which may apply to the Company. Special resolution.— “ Special resolution ” has the meaning assigned thereto by the Ordinance. Extraordinary resolution.— “ Extraordinary resolution ” means a resolution passed by three-fourths in number and value of such vShareholders of the Company for the time being entitled to vote as may be present at any meeting of the Company of which notice specifying an intention to propose suoh resolution as an extraordinary resolution has been duly given. These presents.—“ These presents ” means and inoludes the Memorandum of Association and the Articles of Association of the Company from time to time in foroe. C a p it a l.— “ Capital ” means the capital for the time being raised or authorised to be raised for the purposes of •the C om pany. Shares.— “ Shares ” means the shares from time to time into which the capital of the Company may be divided. Shareholder.— “ Shareholder ” means a Shareholder of the Company. Presence or present.—W ith regard to a Shareholder “ presence or present ” at a meeting means presence or present personally or by proxy or by attorney duly authorized. Directors.— “ Directors ” means the Directors for the time being of the Company or (as the case may be) the Directors assembled at a Board. Board.— “ Board ” means a meeting of the Directors or (as the oontext may require) the Directors assembled at a Board meeting, acting through at least a quorum of their body in the exercise of authority duly given to them. Persons.— “ Persons ” means partnerships, associations, corporations, companies, unincorporated or incorporated by Ordinance and registration, as well as individuals. Office.— “ Office ” means the registered office for the time being of the C om pany. Seal.— “ Seal ” means the oommon seal for the time being of the Company. Month.— “ Month ” means a oalendar month. Writing.— “ Writing ” m eans printed matter or print as well as writing. Singular and plural number.— Words importing the singular number only include the plural, and vice versd. Masculine and feminine gender.— Words importing the masculine gender only include the feminine, and vice versd. Business. 5. Commencement of business.—The Company may proceed to carry out the objects for which it is established and to employ and apply its capital as soon after the registration of the Company as the Directors iu their discretion shall think fit; and notwithstanding that the whole of the shares shall not have been subscribed, applied for, or allotted, they •shall do so as soon as, in the judgment of the Directors, a sufficient number of shares shall have been subscribed or applied for. 6. Business to be carried on by Directors.— The business of the Company shall be carried on by, or under the manage - ment or direction of, the Directors, and subject only to the control of General Meetings, in accordance with these presents. Capital. 7. Nominal capital.—The nominal capital of the Company is Seven hundred and fifty thousand Rupees (Rs. 750,000), divided into seven thousand five hundred (7,500) shares of One hundred Rupees (Rs. 100) each. Shares. 8. Allotment and issue.—The shares, except where otherwise provided, shall be allotted at the discretion of and by the Directors, who may from time to time issue any unissued shares, and may add to suoh shares suoh an amount of premium as they may consider proper; provided that such unissued shares shall be first offered by the Directors to the registered Shareholders for the time being of the Company as nearly as possible in proportion to the shares already held by them, and such shares as shall not be accepted by the Shareholder or Shareholders to whom the shares shall have been offered within the time specified in that behalf by the Directors, may be disposed of by the Directors in such manner as they think most beneficial to the Company ; provided also that the Directors may at their discretion allot any unissued shares in payment for any estates or lands or other property purchased or acquired by the Company without first offering such shares to the registered Shareholders for the time being of the Company, and may make arrangements on an issue of shares for a difference between the holders of such shares in the amount of calls to be paid, and the time of payment of such calls. 9. Payment o f amount o f shares by instalments.— If by the conditions of allotment of- any share the whole or part of the amount thereof shall be payable by instalments, every such instalment shall, when due, be paid to the Company by the holder of the share. 10. Acceptance'— E v er y person taking any share in the Company shall testify his acceptance thereof by writing under his hand in such form as the Company from time to time directs. 11. Payment.—Payment for shares shall be made in such manner as the Directors shall from time to time determine and direct. 12. Shares held by a firm.—Shares may be registered in the name of a firm, and any partner of the firm or agent duly authorized to sign the name of the firm shall be entitled to vote and to give proxies, but not more than one partner may vote at a tune. 13. Shares held by two or more persons not in partnership.— Shares m ay be registered in the names of two or more persons not in partnership. , • 14. One of joint-holders other than a firm may give receipts ; only one of joint-holders resident in Ceylon eniitfed& vofe.—-Any one erf the joint-holders of a share, other than a firm, may give effectual receipts for any dividencbjig g lf" in respect of each share; but only one of suoh joint Shareholders shall be entitled to the right of voting 2192 ...... Pa s t 'I. - CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Deo. 13,1918

proxies and exeroising the other rights and powers conferred on a sole Shareholder, and if the joint-holders cannot arrange-' amongst themselves as to who shall vote or give proxies and exercise such other rights and powers conferred on a sole Shareholder, the Shareholder whose name stands first on the register of shares shall vote or give proxies and exercise th ose rights and powers ; provided, however, that in the event of such first registered Shareholder being absent from the Island, the first registered Shareholder then resident in Ceylon shall vote or give proxies and exercise all such rights and pow ers as aforesaid. 15. Survivor of joint-holders, other than a firm, only recognized.—In case of the death of any one or more of the joint-holders, other than a firm, of any shares, the survivor or survivors shall be the only person or persons recognized by the Company as having any title to, or interest in, such shares. 16. Inability of joint-holders.—The joint-holders of a share shall be severally as well as jointly liable for the payment of all instalments and calls due in respect of such share. 17. Trusts or any interest in Share other than that of registered Judder or of any person under clause 38 not recognized.— .The Company shall not be bound to recognize (even though having notice of) any contingent, future, partial, or equitable interest in the nature of a trust or otherwise in any share, or any other right in respect of any share, except any absolute right thereto in the person from time to time registered as the holder thereof, and except also the right of any person under clause 38 to become a Shareholder in respect of any share. Increase of Capital. 18. Increase o f capital by creation o f new Shares.—The Company in General Meeting may, by special resolution from time to time, increase the capital by creation of new shares of such amount per share and in the aggregate, and w ith such special, preferential, deferred, qualified, or other rights, privileges, or conditions attached thereto, as such resolution shall direct. 19. Issue of new shares.—The new shares shall be issued upon such terms and conditions and with such preferential, deferred, qualified, special, or other rights, privileges, or conditions attached thereto, as the General Meeting resolving on the creation thereof or any other General Meeting of the Company shall direct; and in particular such shares m ay be issued with a preferential or qualified right to the dividends and in the distribution of assets of the Company, and with a special or without any right of voting. The Directors shall have power to add to such new shares such an amount of premium as they may consider proper. 20. How carried into effect.—Subject to any direction to the contrary that may be given by the meeting that sanctions the increase of capital, all new shares shall be offered to the Shareholders in proportion to the existing shares held by them. Such offer shall be made by notice specifying the number of shares to which the Shareholder is entitled, and limiting a time within which the offer, if not accepted, will be deemed to be declined, and after the expiration of such time, or on the receipt of an intimation from the Shareholder to whom such notice is given that he declines to accept the shares offered, the same shall be disposed of in such manner as the Directors may determine. Provided that the Directors may, at their discretion, allot such new shares or any portion of them in payment for any estates or lands or other property purchased or aoquired by the Company, without first offering such shares to the registered Shareholders for the time being of the Company. 21. Same as original capital.—Except so far as otherwise provided by the conditions of issue or by these presents, any capital raised by the oreation of new shares shall be considered part of the original capital, and shall be subject to the provisions herein contained with reference to the payments of calls and instalments, transfer, transmission, forfeiture, lien, surrender, and otherwise. R e d u ctio n o f Ca pit a l a n d Su bd ivisio n or Consolidation o f Shares. 22. Seduction of capital and subdivision or consolidation o f shares.—The Company in General Meeting may by speoial resolution reduce the capital in such manner as such special resolution shall direct, and may by special resolution subdivide or consolidate the shares of the Company or any of them. Share; Certiitoates. 23. Certificates haw issued.—Every Shareholder shall be entitled to one certificate for all the shares registered in hi« name, or to several certificates, each for one or more of such shares. Every certificate shall specify the number of the share in respect of which it is issued. 24. Certificates to be under seal of Company.—The certificates of shares shall be issued under the seal of the Company. 25. Benewal of certificate.—If any certificate be worn out or defaced, then, upon production thereof to the Directors, they may order the same to be cancelled and may issue a new certificate in lieu thereof; and if any certificate be lost or destroyed, then, upon proof thereof to the satisfaction of the Directors, and on such indemnity as the Directors deem adequate bring given, a new certificate in lieu thereof shall be given to the person entitled to such lost or destroyed certificate. A sum of fifty cents shall be payable for such new certificate. 26. Certificate to be delivered to the first-named of jovnt-Judders not a firm.—The certificate of shares registered in the names of two or more persons not a firm shall be delivered to the person first-named on the register. Transfer of Shares. 27. Exercise of rights.—No person shall exercise any right of a Shareholder until his name shall have been entered in the Register of Shareholders, and he shall have paid all calls and other moneys for the time being payable on every share in the Company held by him. 28. Transfer of Shares.—(1) A shale may be transferred by a Shareholder or other person entitled to transfer to any Shareholder selected by the transferor; but, save as aforesaid, and as provided by sub-clanse (5) or (7) of this - Article, no share shall be transferred to a person who is not a Shareholder so long as any Shareholder is willing to purchase the same as hereinafter provided. (2) Except where the transfer is made pursuant to sub-clanse (1), (5), or (7) of this Article, the person proposing to transfer any share (hereinafter called “ the proposing transferor ” ) shall give notice in writing (hereinafter called “ the transfer notice ” ) to the Company that he desires to transfer such share. The transfer notice shall specify the sum he fixes as the price of the share (hereinafter called “ the proposing transferor’s price ” ), and shall constitute the Company, his agent, for the sale of the share to any.Shareholder of the Company at such price. The transfer notice may include several shares, and in such case shall operate as if it were ajseparate notice in respect of each, and shall specify the denoting number of each share which the proposing transferor desires to sell. A transfer notice shall not be revocable except with the sanction of the Directors. (3) If the Company shall within the space of ninety days after being served with snch notice find a Shareholder willing to purchase the share at the proposing transferor’s price (hereinafter called “ the purchasing Shareholder ” ), and give notice thereof to the proposing transferor, the latter shall be bound, upon payment of the said price, to transfer the share to the purchasing Shareholder. (4) If in any case the proposing transferor, after having become bound as aforesaid, malms default in transferring any share, the Company may receive the purchase money, and shall thereupon cause the name of the purchasing Shareholder to be entered in the register as the holder of that share, and shall hold the purchase money in trust for the proposing trans- - feror. The receipt of the Company for the purchase money shall he a good discharge to the purchasing Shareholder, and' after his name has been entered in the register in purported exercise of the aforesaid power, the validity of the proceedings sh a ll n o t b e q u estion ed b y a n y person, - Pa s t I .— CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dec. 13,1918 2193

(5) If the Company shall not within the space of ninety days after being served with the transfer notice find a Shareholder willing to purchase all or any of the shares comprised therein, and give notice in manner aforesaid, the proposing transferor shall at any time within three calendar months after the expiration of the said period of ninety days, be at liberty, subject to Article 32, to sell and transfer the said shares, or such of them as have not been sold to a purchasing Shareholder, to any person but at a price not less than that specified by him in his transfer notice. (6) The Company in General Meeting may make, and from time to time vary, rules as to the mode in whioh any shares specified in any transfer notice shall be offered to the Shareholders, and as to their rights in regard to the purohase thereof, and in particular may give any Shareholder, or class of Shareholders a preferential right to purchase the same. Until otherwise determined, every such share shall be offered to the Shareholders by lots drawn in regard thereto as the Directors shall think fit. (7) Any share may be transferred by a Shareholder to any child or other issue, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, father, mother, brother, sister, nephew, niece, wife or husband of a Shareholder, and any share of a deceased Shareholder may be transferred by his executors or administrators to any trustees under the will of any such deceased Shareholder, or to any child or other issue, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, father, mother, brother, sister, nephew, niece, widow, or widower of such •deceased Shareholder, to whom such deceased Shareholder may have specifically bequeathed the same, or who may be entitled to the residuary estate of suoh deceased Shareholder or any part or share of such residuary estate, and shares standing in the name of the trustees of the will of any deceased Shareholder maybe transferred to any beneficiary as afore­ said under the will, or upon any ohange of trustees, to the trustees for the time being of such will, and the restrictions in sub-clause (1) of this Article contained shall not apply to any transfer authorized by this sub-clause. 29. No transfer to minor or person of unsound mind.—No transfer of shares shall be made to a minor or person of ■unsound mind. 30. Register of transfers.—The Company shall keep a book or books, to be called " The Register of Transfers*” in which shall be entered the particulars of every transfer or transmission of any share. 31. Instrument of transfer.,—The instrument of transfer of any share shall be signed both by the transferor and transferee, and the transferor shall be deemed to remain the holder of such share until the name of the transferee is entered in the register in respeot thereof. 32. Board may decline to register transfers.—The Board may, at their own absolute and uncontrolled discretion, decline to register any transfer of shares by a Shareholder who is indebted to the Company, or upon whose shares the Company have a lien or otherwise ; or to any person not approved by them, but the latter restriction shall not apply where the proposed transferee is already a Shareholder nor to a transfer made pursuant to Article 28 (7) hereof. 33. Not bound to state reason.—In no case shall a Shareholder or proposed transferee be entitled to require the Directors to state the reason of their refusal to register, but their declinature shall be absolute. 31. Registration of transfer.—Every instrument o f transfer m ust be le ft a t the office o f th e Com pany to be registered, accompanied by suoh evidence as the Directors may reasonably require to prove the title of the transferor, and a fee of Rs. 2 • 50, or such other sum as the Directors shall from time to time determine, must be paid; and thereupon the Directors, subject to the powers vested in them by Articles 32, 33, and 35, shall register the transferee as Shareholder and retain the instrument of transfer. 35. Directors may authorise registration of transferees.— The Directors may, by such means as they shall deem expedient, authorize the registration of transferees as Shareholders without the necessity of any meeting of the Directors for that purpose. 36. Directors not bound to inquire as to validity of transfer.— In no case shall the Directors be bound to inquire into the validity, legal effect, or genuineness of any instrument of transfer produced by a person claiming a transfer of any share in accordance with these Articles ; and whether they abstain from so inquiring or do so inquire and are misled, the transferor shall have no claim whatsoever upon the Company in respect of the share, except for the dividends previously declared in respect thereof, but, if at all, upon the transferee only. 37. Transfer Books when to be dosed.—The Transfer Books may be closed during the fourteen days immediately preceding each Ordinary General Meeting, including the First General M eeting; also, when a dividend is declared, for the three days next ensuing the meeting; also at such other times as the Directors may decide, not exceeding in the whole twenty-one days in any one year. T ransmission or Sh a re s 38. Title to shares o f deceased holder.— The executors, or administrators, or the heirs of a deceased Shareholder shall be the only persons recognized by the Company as having any title to shares of suoh Shareholder. 39. Registration of persons entitled to shares otherwise than by transfer.—Any ourator of any minor Shareholder, any committee of a lunatic Shareholder, or any person becoming entitled to shares in oonsequenoe of the death, bankruptcy, or liquidation of any Shareholder, or the marriage of any female Shareholder, or in any other way than by transfer, shall, upon producing suoh evidence that he sustains the character in respect of which he proposes to act under this clause, or of his title, as the Company think sufficient, be forthwith entitled, subject to the provisions herein contained, to be registered as a Shareholder in respect of such shares on payment of a fee of Rs. 2 ■ 50 ; or may, subject to the regulations as to transfers hereinbefore contained, transfer the same to some other person. 40. Failing sueh registration, shares may be sold by the Company.—If any person who shall beoome entitled to be registered in respect of any share under clause 39 shall not, from any cause whatever, within twelve calendar months after the event on the happening of which his title shall accrue, be registered in respeot of such share, or if in the case of the death of any Shareholder, no person shall, within twelve calendar months after suoh death, be registered as a Shareholder in respect of the shares of such deceased Shareholder, the Company may offer the same to the Shareholders in proportion to the existing shares held by them in manner specified in Article 20 hereof ; and such shares as may not be taken up by the Shareholders the Directors may sell, either by public auction or private contract, and give a receipt for the purchase m oney; and the purchaser shall be entitled to be registered in respeot of such share, and shall not be bound to inquire whether the events have happened which entitled the Company to sell the sam e; the nett prooeeds of such sale, after deducting all expenses and all moneys in respect of which the Company is entitled to a lien on the shares so sold, shall be paid to the person entitled thereto. Su rr e n d e r a n d F orfe it u re o f Sh ares. 41. The Directors may accept surrender of shares.—The Directors may accept, in the name and for the benefit of the Company, and upon such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon, a surrender of the shares of Shareholders who may be desirous of retiring from the Company. 42. (a ) I f call or instalment be not paid, notice to be given to Shareholder.— If any Shareholder fails to pay any call or instalment on or before the. day appointed for the payment of the same, the Directors may at any time thereafter, during such time as the call or instalment remains unpaid, serve a notice on such Shareholder or his executors or administrators, or the trustee or assignee in his bankruptcy, requiring him to pay the same, together with any interest that may have accrued, at the rate of 9 per cent, per annum, and all expenses that may have been incurred by the Company by reason of such non-payment. * (b) Term s o f notice.— The notice shall name a day (not being less than one month from the date of the notice) on , r. and a place or places at which such call or instalment and such interest and expenses as aforesaid are to be, py'd , notice shall also state that, in the event of non-payment at or before the time, and at the, place appoin$ed,JfaBbttM;&~ respect of which the call was made or instalment is payable will be liable to be forfeited. . ••. .-j 4104 Pa r t !,— CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D bg. 13,1918

(c ) Jn default of p a y m e n t, shares to be forfeited.—If the requisition of such.notice os aforesaid be not complied w ith !; every or any share or shams in respect of which such notice has been given may at any time thereafter, before paym ent o f > calls or instalments, with interest, and expenses due in respect thereof, be declared forfeited by a resolution of the B oard, to that effect. (d ) Shareholder still liable to pay money owing at time of forfeiture.—Any Shareholder whose shares have been so. declared forfeited shall notwithstanding be liable to pay and shall forthwith pay to the Company all calls, instalm ents, interest, and expenses owing upon or in respect of such shares at the time of the forfeiture, together with interest thereon from the time of forfeiture until payment at 9 per cent, per annum, and the Directors may enforce the payment thereof if they think fit. 43. Surrendered or forfeited shares to be the property of the Company, and may be sold,

M . • f^ pblltthtij^'ftak « * • to time makepqgh calls aa they,think m> hpon the registered h oU M o f shards; in respect ofrooneyBunpOid thereon, Mid not b y the cpn^ttone, of oP<^qi£iihiia0de payable at fixed tunes ; and each Shareholder shall pay the amount of every call so. made on. hum to th? peraonssnd at. tiie^tiipes. and places appointed by the Directors, provided that two months’ notice at leapt shall tbe given to (the Shareholders of the time andplaceapphinted for paymentofeaoh oalL , , ] " (6) O aO e,tinMteften made.—A call shall be deeined to have hecnniade at the tipiti.wi^ea the reaqlqtion authorizing the caU waa'paesed at a Board Mbeting of the Dimbtora or by resoldtion'in writing in termB of . > ... (e) Extension of time fdr payment o f call.—The Directors shall have power in their absolute qisca^oi}to gl^q t>«ne to any one or’More Shareholder or Shareholders, exclusive o f tbe others, for payment of any call or. part, th^repf on aifch, terms as the Directors may determina. Bat no Shareholder ahall be entitled to, any.suob «rt«iahert (n ^ p i a.piatter of grace or favour: . ,(. ' .' ’ 'V. ... 85: In terest oh unpaid call.—If the Bum payablein .respect of anyoall qrJ^staipjent is pot j^id^ra^Jb^cqcp.the day appointed for the. payment thereof, tbe holder for'W e time being of^Wsbaredh respect o f ^hfoli| tne beSti'ihade, or We instalments Wall have beenduc, shall pay interest forthq same the rate.oif 9per c^ ^ p ^ a p p u m frOth* the day-appointed fo r ti&pajjhaqeht thereof to the. time, of the actual, p^yipmt. but thqij Directors ipoy, when they think fit, remit altogether or in pthrt ahy sum becoming payablia'f<» inteareftunder fli^ h m sy - . , 6ft. Payments in anticipation o f calls.—The Directors majt>t their disjreti^h; j;ftc^ive from any ijarohold willing to advance the same, and upon snob twins.as they thikk fit,.’ad or isny par^.of .We amount ]of, hia.sharee beyondjtjie sum aoWalfyedUbdiip. - " '' ’i.' : .r.. • ' . Bowrowteo.PoWKiM, ; . . . . : 87; Power toiorrbw.—The DireotorB sh&ll'have1 power to procure from time to time, in. tiie,usual eeuros of businesB, such temporary advanced on the produce i t hand, or ini the futdre'to be .obtained fropii Jbbe Company’s estates, as they may find necessary or expedieht for the purpose of defraying the' expenses .of working the Comjpanyis estatca.or pfMooting, fpawitaiomg, -improving, or1 tretanHinp hnildinga1, TinyJlinnry, or pllmtajtiCnii^ tir otherwise. Alaq firom time tp time, at^ their discretion' to borrow ofr raise from the Directors b f Other persona any sum or stuns of money for the purposes of the Company, hut so that the amount at any one time owing in ^espect of moneys so borrowed or raised shall not, without the sanction of a General Sleeting, exceed the sum of’Fifty thousand Rupees (Rs. 60,000). With the sanction of a General Meeting, the Dirootqre shall, be entitled to borrow such further sum or sums, and creditor] be void on the ground of its being granted in excess o f the aforesaid borrowing power, unless it shall be proved that such creditor was aware that it was so granted. ’ MEBToras. 68. First General Meeting.—The First General Meeting of the Company shall be held at such 'time, not being mare than twelve months after the registration of the Company, and at such place es the Directors 'may determine. - 69. Subsequent General Meetings.—Subsequent General Meetings shall'be held once in every year at suoh time' and place as may be prescribed by the Company in General Meeting, and if'no time or place is prescribed, at suoh time and place as may be determined by the Directors. 60. Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meetings. —The General Meetings mentioned in the two lost preceding clauses shall he called Ordinary General Meetings; all other meetings of the Company shall be called Extraordinary Genual Meetings. ■ 61. Extraordinary General Meetings.—The Directors may, whenever they think fit, oaQ an Extraordinary General Meeting, and the Directors shall do so upon a requisition made in writing by not less than one-seventh of the number of Shareholders holding not less than ono-soventh of the issued capita] and-entitled to vote. 62. Requisition of Shareholders to stale object of meeting ; on receipt of requisition Directors to call meetings and in , default Shareholders may do so.—Any requisition so made shall express the objeot of the meeting proposed to be oallcd, shall be addressed to the Dlreotors, and shall be sent to the registered office of the Company. Upon the receipt of such requisition the Directors shall forthwith prooeed to oonvene an Extraordinary General Meeting, to he held at snob time end place as they shall determine. If they do not prooeed to oonvene the same within seven days firom the delivery of the requisition, the requisitionists may themselves convene an Extraordinary General Meeting, to be held at suoh plow and at such time ae the Shareholders convening the meeting may themselves fix. . . ’ 63. Notice of resolution.—Any Shareholder may, on giving not less than ten days’ previous notioe of any resolution, submit tiie same to a meeting. Suoh notioe shall be given by leaving a copy of the resolution at the registerod'offloe of theCompany. • 61. Seven days’ notice o f meeting to be given.—rSeven days’ notioe at least of every General Meeting, Ordinary or Extraordinary, and by whomsoever convened, specifying the place, date, hour of meeting, and tbe objects and business of the meeting, shall be given either by advertisement in. the Oeylon Government Gazette, or-by notioe sent by post, or otherwise served as hereinafter provided, but an accidental omission to give suoh notioe to any Shareholder Shall not invalidate tiie proceedings at any General Meeting. 65. ' Business requiring and not requiring notification.—Every Ordinary General Meeting shall he competent, without speoial notice having been given of tiie purposes for whioh it is convened, or of the business to he transacted thereat, to receive and discuss any report and any aooounts presented thereto by the Direotors, and to pass resolutions in approval or disapproval thereof, and to deolare dividends, and Co eleot Direotors and Auditors retiring in rotation, and to fix tbe remuneration of the Auditors; and shall also.be competent to enter upon, disousa, and transaot any business whatever 6 A Notice iff other business to be crtvan.-^With the exceptions mehHbaeilin the foregoing Arifoi& 0SyW$ie,business whioh may heiraniaoted at Ordinary General Mqqfihgr without notioe] ho General Mediing, Ordmary or Extraordinary, shall be competent t» enter upon, disouss, or transaot ahy bikinesa whioh has not been BpO^ffy rMntinned ini;be nOttoa or notices upon whiuh it was convened. v^‘ A 6 2196 Pa s t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dao. 13,1918

07. Quorum to be present.—No business shall be transacted at any General Meeting, except the declaration o f a ' dividend reoommended by a report of the Directors or the election of a Chairman, unless there shall be present in person ' at the ooinmenoement of the business three or more persons being Shareholders entitled to vote or persons holding p rox ies or powers of attorney from Shareholders entitled to vote. 68. I f a quorum not present, m eeting to be dissolved or adjourned ; adjourned meeting to transact business.— I f a t t h e • expiration of half an hour from the time appointed for the meeting the required number of persons shall not be present at the meeting, the meeting, if convened by or upon the requisition of Shareholders, shall be dissolved, but in any oth er case it shall stand adjourned to the same day in the next week at the same time and place; and if at such adjourned m eeting a quorum is not present, those Shareholders who are present shall be a quorum, and may transact the business for w h ich the meeting was called. 69. Chairman o f Directors or a Director to be Chairman of General M eeting ; i n case of their absence or refusal, a Shareholder may act.—The Chairman (if any) of the Directors shall be entitled to take the chair at every General M eeting, whether Ordinary or Extraordinary; but if there be no Chairman, or if at any meeting he shall not be present w ithin 15 minutes after the time appointed for holding such meeting, or if he shall refuse to take the chair, the Shareholders shall choose another Director as Chairman; and if no Directors be present, or if all the Directors present decline to ta k e the chair, then the Shareholders present shall choose one of their number to be Chairman. 70. . Business eom/lned to election of Chairman while chair vacant.—No business shall be discussed at any General Meeting except the election of a Chairman whilst the chair is vacant. 71; Chairman with consent may adjourn meeting.—The Chairman, with the consent of the meeting^ may adjourn any meeting from time to time and from place to place, but nobusiness shall be transacted at anyadjourned meeting oth er than the business left unfinished at the meeting from which the adjournment took plaoe, unless due notice shall be given . . 72. M inutes of General M eetings.—Minutes of the proceedings of every General Meeting, whether Ordinary o r Extraordinary, shall be entered in a book to be kept for that purpose, and shall when so entered be signed as soon a s' practicable by the Chairman of the same meeting, or by the Chairman of the succeeding meeting, and the same when so entered and signed shall be evidence of all such proceedings and of the proper election of the Chairman.

Voting at Meetings] 73. V o te s .—At any meeting every resolution shall be decided by the votes of the Shareholders present. In case there shall be an equality of votes, the Chairman at such meeting shall be entitled to give a casting vote in addition to the votes to which he may be entitled as a Shareholder and proxy and attorney; and unless a poll be immediately demanded in writing by some Shareholder present at the meeting and entitled to vote, a declaration by the Chairman that a resolution has been carried, and an entry to that effect in the minute book of the Company, shall be sufficient evidence of the fa »t without proof of the number of votes recorded in favour of or against such resolution. 74. P o ll.—If a poll be duly demanded, the same shall be taken in such manner and at such time and plaoe aa the Chairman shall direct, and the result of the poll shall be deemed to be the resolution of the meeting at which the poll waa demanded. The demand of a poll shall not prevent the continuance of a meeting for the transaction of any business oth er. than the question on which a poll has been demanded. 75. P oll how taken.— If at any meeting a poll be demanded by notice in writing signed by some Shareholder present at the meeting and entitled to vote, whioh notioe shall be delivered during the meeting to the Chairman, the meeting shall, . if necessary, be adjourned and the poll shall be taken at such time and in such a manner as the Chairman shall direct; and in ff««h ease every Shareholder shall have the number ot votes to which he may be entitled as hereinafter provided, and in case at any such poll there shall be an equality of votes, the Chairman of the meeting at which such poll shall have been shall be entitled to a casting vote in addition to any votes to which he may be entitled as a Shareholder and proxy attorney, and the result of suoh poll shall be deemed to be the resolution of the Company in such meeting. 76. No poll in election of Chairman or on question of adjournment.—No poll shall be demanded on the election of a Chairman of the meeting or on any question of adjournment. 77. Number o f votes to which Shareholder entitled.—On a show of hands every Shareholder present in person shall have one vote only. In ease of a poll every Shareholder present in person or by proxy or attorney shall have one vote for every one share held by t™ up to ten shares, he shall have an additional vote for every ten shares held by him beyond the first ten shares up to one hundred shares, an additional vote for every twenty-five shares beyond the first one hundred shares. When voting on a resolution involving the winding up of the Company, every Shareholder shall have' one, vote for every share held by him. 78.. Curator of m inor, A c., when not entitled to vote.—The parent or curator of a minor Shareholder, the committee or other legal guardian of any lunatio Shareholder, the husband of any female Shareholder not- entitled to her shares aa separate estate, and the executor or administrator of any deceased Shareholder, or any one of such persons as aforesaid, if more than one, shall not be entitled to vote in the place of such minor, lunatic, female, or deceased parson, unless such person shall have been registered as a Shareholder. 79. Voting in person or by proxy or attorney.—Votes may be given either personally or by proxy or by attorney duly authorized. 80. Non-Shareholder not to be appointed proxy ; but attorney though not Shareholder may vote.—No person shall be appointed a proxy who is not a Shareholder of the Company, but the attorney of a Shareholder, even though not himself a Shareholder o f the Company, m ay represent and vote for his principal at any meeting o f the Company. 81. Shareholder in crrear or not registered at least three months previous to the meeting not to vote.—No Shareholder shall be entitled to vote or speak at any General Meeting unless all calls due from him on his shares, or any of them, shall have been paid; and no Shareholder other than the trustee or assignee of a bankrupt or representative of a deceased Shareholder, or person acquiring by marriage, shall bo entitled to vote or speak at any meeting held after the expiration of three months from the registration of the Company, in respect of or as the holder of any share whioh be has acquired by transfer, unless he has been at least three months previously to the time of holding the meeting at which he proposes to vote or speak, duly registered as the holder o f the share in respect o f which he claims to vote or speak. 82. Proxy to be printed or in writing.—The instrument appointing a proxy shall be printed or written and shall be signed by the appointor, or if such appointor be a corporation, it shall be under the common seal of such corporation. 83. When proxy to be deposited.—The instrument appointing a proxy shall be deposited at the registered office o f the Company not less than twenty-four hours before the time appointed for holding the meeting at which the person named in such instrument proposes to vote. 84. Form of Proxy.—Any instrument appointing a proxy may be in the following form :—

The Katcibobta Company, Lim ited, I> *------* o f------, appoint------, o f ------, (a Shareholder in the Company) as my proxy, to represent me and to vote for me and on my behalf at the Ordinary (or Extraordinary, as the ease may be) General Meeting of the Company to beheld on the ------day o f------, One tbosand Nine hundred and ------—, and at any adjournment thereof, and at every poll which may be taken in consequencethereof. As witness my hand, this ■ ■ - ■ — ■ ■ ■ day of ■- ■ — , One thousand Nine hundred and - — ■ . f AET I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dec. 13,1918 2197

85. Objection to validity of vote to be made at the meeting or poll.—No objection shall be made to the validity of any vote (whether given personally or by proxy or by attorney) except at the meeting or poll at which suoh vote shall be tendered; and every vote (whether given personally or by proxy or by attorney) to which no objeotion shall be n)»d» at suoh meeting or poll shall be deemed valid for all purposes of such meeting or poll whatsoever. 86. No Shareholder to be prevented from voting by being personally interested in result.—No Shareholder shall be prevented from voting by reason of his being personally interested in the result of the voting.

DraBoroBs. 87. Number of Directors.—The number of Direotors shall never be less than two nor more than five. In the event of the number of Direotors in Ceylon ever being reduced to one, such remaining Director shall immediately cause to be convened an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders for the purpose of filling up one or more of the vacancies; but, in the event of a quorum of Shareholders not attending such meeting, the remaining Direotor shall himself appoint a Director to fill one of the vacancies. Any Director so appointed shall hold office until the next Ordinary General. Meeting of the Company. Until such appointment the remaining Director shall not act except for the purpose of appointing' another and if necessary enabling him to be placed on the Register of Shareholders. 88. Their qualification and remuneration.—The qualification of a Director shall be his holding shares in the Company, whether fully paid up or partly paid up, of the total nominal value of at least One thousand Rupees (Rs. 1,000), and upon which, in the case of partly paid up shares, all calls for the time being shall have been paid, and this qualification shall apply as well to the first Directors as to all future Directors. As remuneration for their services the Directors shall be , entitled to appropriate a sum not exceeding One thousand five hundred Rupees (Rs. 1,500) annually, to be divided between them in such manner as they may determine, but the Company in General Meeting may at any time alter the amount of such remuneration for the future, and such remuneration shall not be considered as including any remuneration for special or extra services hereinafter referred to nor any extra remuneration to the Managing Direotors of the Company. 89. Appointm ent of first D irectors and duration of their office.—The first Directors shall be Saokville Aliok Payne Gallwey, Esq,, of Brandsby Lodge, Easingwold, England; Axel James Austin Dickson, Esq., of Kataboola, Kotmale; Cosmo Moray Gordon, Esq., of Colombo; and Thomas Lister Villiers, Esq , of Colombo, who shall hold office till ths First Ordinary General Meeting of the Company, when they shall all retire, but shall be eligible for re-election. 90. Directors may appoint Managing Director or Directors ; his or their remuneration.—One or more of the Direotors may be appointed by the Directors to aot as Secretary, Managing Direotor or Managing Directors, and (or) Visiting Agent or Visiting Agents of the Company, or Superintendent or Superintendents of any of the Company’s estates, for such time and on suoh terms as the Direotors may determine or fix by agreement with the person or persona appointed to the office; and they may from time to time revoke such appointment and appoint another or other Secretary, Managing Director or Managing Directors, and (or) Visiting Agent or Agents, Superintendent or Superintendents, and the Directors may impose and confer on the Managing Director or Managing Directors all or any duties and powers that might be imposed or conferred on any Manager of the Company. If any Director shall be called upon to perform any extra services, the Directors may arrange with suoh Director for such special remuneration for such services, either by way of salary, commission, or the payment of a lump sum of money, as they shall think fit. 91. Appointment of successors to Directors.—The General Meeting at which Directors retire or ought to retire by rotation shall appoint successors to them, and in default thereof such successors may be appointed at a subsequent Genera) Meeting. N o parson, not being a retiring Director, shall, unless recommended by the Directors for election, be eligible for election to the office of Director at any General Meeting, unless he or some other Shareholder intending to propose him has,' at least seven clear days before the meeting, left, at the office, a notice in writing under his hand signifying his candidature for the appointment or the intention of such Shareholder to propose him. 92. Board may fill up v a ca n cies.—The Board shall have power at any time arid from time to time before the First Ordinary General Meeting to supply any vacancies in their number arising from death, resignation, or otherwise. 93. Duration o f office o f Director appointed to vacancy.—Any casual vacancy occurring in the number of the Directors subsequently to the First Ordinary General Meeting may be filled up by the Directors, but any person s o chosen shall retain his office so long only as the vacating Director would have retained the same if no vacancy had occurred. 94. To retire annually.—At the Second Ordinary General Meeting and at the Ordinary General Meeting in every subsequent year one of the Directors for the time being shall retire from office as provided in clause 95. 95. Retiring Directors how determined.—The Directors to retire from office at the Second, Third, and Fourth General Meetings shall, nnless the Directors otherwise arrange among themselves, be determined by ballot; in every subsequent year the Directors to retire shall be those w ho have been longest in office. 96. Retiring Directors eligible for re-election.—Rotiring Directors shall be eligible for re-election. 97. Decision o f question as to retirement.—In case any question shall arise as to whieh of the Directors who have been the same tim e in office shall retire, the same shall bo decided b y the Directors b y ballot. 98. Number o f Direotors how increased or reduced.—The Direotors, subject to the approval of a General Meeting, may from time to time at any time subsequent to the Second Ordinary General Meeting increase or reduce the number of Directors, and may also, subject to the like approval, determine in what rotation suoh increased or reduced number is to go out of office. 99. I f election net mads, retiring Directors to continue until next meeting.— I f a t any meeting at which an election o f a Director ought to take place the place of a retiring Director is not filled up, the retiring Director may continue in offioe until the First Ordinary General Meeting in the next year, and so on from meeting to meeting until his place is filled up, unless it shall be determined at suoh meeting to reduce the number of Directors. 100. Resignation of Directors.—A Director may at any time give notice in writing of his intention to resign by delivering such notice to the Secretary, or by leaving the same at the office, or by tendering his written resignation at a meeting o f the Directors. 101. No contract, arrangement, or transaction entered into by or on behalf of the Company with any Director, or with any company or co-partnership of which a Director is a partner, or of which be is a Director, Managing Director, or Manager, shall be void or voidable, nor shall such Direotor be liable to account to the Company for any profit realized by suoh contract, arrangement, or transaction, by reason only of such Director holding that office, or of the fiduciary relation thereby established, provided that the fact of his interest or connection therewith be fully disclosed to the Company - or its Direotors. 102. When office o f Directors to be vacated.—The offioe of Director shall be vacated— (a) If he accepts or holds any office or place of profit other than Managing Director, Visiting Agent, Superin­ tendent, or Secretary under the Company. (b ) II he becomes bankrupt or insolvent, o r suspends payment, or files a petition far the liquidation of bis affairs, or compounds with bis creditors. (c ) I I b y reason of mental or bodily infirmity he becomes incapable of acting. (d) If he ceases to hoM the required number of shares to qualify him for the office. .. ■ . (e) If he is concerned or participates in the profits of any contract with, or work donefoty thevomp*”?' 4i$8 PaSct 1. — CEYLON GOV^BNMBSUT GAfcEl?TE — D bo.1 3 , 191$

Exceptions.—But the above rule shall be subject to the following exceptionsThat no Director shall vacate hie office by reason of his being a member of any corporation, company, or firm which has entered into any contract w ith, or done any work for, the Company of which he is a Director, or by his being agent, or secretary, or proctor, or by his being a member of a firm who are agents, or secretaries, or proctors, of the Company ; nevertheless, he shall not vote in respect of any contract work or business in which he may be personally interested. 1 0 3 . ' How Directors removed and successors appointed.—The Company may by an extraordinary resolution rem ove any Director before the expiration of his period of office, and may, by an ordinary resolution, appoint another person in His stead. The Director so appointed shall hold office only during such time as the Direotor in whose place he is appointed would have held the same if he had not been removed. ■ 104. Indemnity to Directors and others for their own acts and for the acts of others.—Every Director or officer and his' heirs, executors, and administrators shall be indemnified by the Company from all losses and expensed incurred by him respectively in or about the discharge of his respective duties, except such as happen from his respective wilful acta or defaults ; and no Director or officer, nor the heirs, executors, or administrators of any Director or officer, shall be liable for any other Director or officer, or for joining in any receipt or other acts of conformity, or for any loss or expense happening to the Company by the insufficiency or deficiency of title to any property acquired for or on behalf of the Company, or for the insufficiency or deficiency of any security in or upon which any of the moneys of the Company shall be invested, or for any loss or damage arising from the bankruptcy, insolvency, or tortious act of any person with whom any m o n ey s, Securities, or effects shall be deposited, or for any other loss, damage, or misfortune whatsoever which shall happen in th e execution of the duties Of his office or in relation thereto, unless the same happen through his own wilful act or default. ; 105. H o contribution to be required from Directors beyond amount, if any, unpaid on their shares.—No contribution Shall be'required from any present or past Director or Manager exceeding the amount, if any, unpaid on the shares in respect Of which he is liable as a present or past Shareholder.

P o w e r s o r D ir e o t o b s . 106. The Directors shah have power to purchase or otherwise acquire the said Kataboola estate. 107. T o m a n a g e business of Company and pay preliminary expenses, ' (1) To Institute, conduct, defend, compound, or abandon any action, suit, prosecution, or legal proceedings ,a’ ' by end against the Company, or its officers, or otherwise concerning the affairs of the Company, and ■. also to compound mid allow time for payment or aatisfactipnof spy debts due, and »f any claims ami Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT QAEEt TE — D bc. 13,1918 319$

(2) To refer any claims or demands by or against the Company to arbitration, and observe and perform the aw ards. (3) To make and give receipts, releases, and other discharges for money payable to the Company and foi claims and demands of the Company. (4) To act on behalf of the Company in all matters relating to bankrupts and insolvents with power to aooept the office of trustee, assignee, liquidator, inspector, or any similar office. (8) To invest any of the moneys of the Company which the Directors may consider not immediately required for the purposes thereof, upon such securities and in such manner as they may think fit, and so that they shall not be restricted to such securities as are permissible to trustees without special powers, and from time to time to vary or release such investments. (6) From time to time to provide for the management of the affairs of the Company abroad in such manner as they think fit, and to establish any local boards or agencies for managing any of the affairs of the Company abroad, and to appoint any persons to be members of such local board, or any managers or agents, and to fix their remuneration. (7) From time to time and at any time to delegate to any one or more of the Directors of the Company for the time being, or any other person or company for the time being, residing or carrying on business in Ceylon or elsewhere, all or any of the powers hereby made exercisable by the Directors, except thost relating to shares and any others as to which special provisions inconsistent with such delegation aW* herein contained; and they shall have power to fix the remuneration of and at any time to remove such Director or other person or company, and to annul or vary any such delegation. They shall not, however, be entitled to delegate any powers of borrowing or charging the property of (he Company to any agent of the Company or other person, except by instrument in writing, which shall specifically state the extent to which such powers may be used by the person or persons to whom they are so delegated, and compliance therewith shall he a condition precedent to the exercise of these powers. Proceedings o r Directors. 114. Meeting of Directors.—The Directors may meet for the despatch of business, adjourn, and otherwise regulate their meetings as they may think fit, and determine the quorum necessary for the transaction of business | ontil otherwise determined, two Directors shall be a quorum. 115. A Director may summon meetings of Directors.—A Director may at any time summon a meeting of Directors. 116. Who is to preside at meetings of Board.—The Board may elect a Chairman of their meetings and determine the period for whioh he is to hold office, and ail meetings of the Directors shaU be presided overby the Chairman, if one has been elected and if present, but if there be a vacancy in the office of Chairman, or if at any meeting of Directors the Chairman be not present at the time appointed for holding the same, then and in that case the Directors present shall choose one of their number to be Chairman of such meeting. 117. Questions at meetings how decided.—Any question which shall arise at any meeting of the Directors shall be dedded by a majority of votes, and in case of an equality of votes the Chairman thereat shall have a oasting vote in addition to his vote as a Director. 118. Board m a y appoint com m ittees.—The Board may delegate any of their powers to committees consisting of suoh member or members of their body as the Board think fit, and they may from time to .time revoke and discharge any such committee, either wholly or in part, and either as to persons or purposes, but every committee so fanned spall, in exercise of the powers delegated to it, conform to all such regulations as may be prescribed by the Board. All acts done by any such committee, in conformity with such regulations and in the fulfilment of the purposes of their appointment but not otherwise, shall have the like force and effect as if dpne by the Board. 110. Acts of Board or committee valid notwithstanding informal appointment.—The acts of the Board or of any committee appointed by the Board shall, notwithstanding any vacancy in the Board or committee, or defect in the appointment of any Director or of any member of the committee, be as valid as if no such vacancy or defect had existed, and as if every person had been duly appointed, provided the same be done before the discovery of the defect. 120. Regulation of proceedings of committees.—The meetings and proceedings of such committees shall be governed by the provisions herein contained for regulating the meetings and proceedings of Directors, so far as the same are applicable thereto, and are not superseded by the express terms of the appointment of such committee respectively, or any regulation imposed by the Board. 121. Resolution in writing by all the Directors as valid as if passed at a meeting of Directors.—A resolution in writing signed by all the Directors for the time being resident in Ceylon shall be as valid and effectual as if it had been passed at a meeting of the Directors duly called and constituted, provided that not fewer than two Directors shall sign it. 122. Minutes of proceedings of (he Company and the Directors to be recorded.—The Directors shall cause minutes to be made in books to be provided for the purpose of the following matters, videlicet:— [a) Of all appointments of officers and committees made by the Directors. {&) O f the names of the Directors present at each meeting of the Directors and of the members of the committee appointed by the Board present at each meeting of the committee. (c) Of the resolutions and proceedings of all General Meetings. (d) Of the resolutions and proceedings of all meetings of the Directors and of the committees appointed by th e B oard. (e) Of all orders made by the Directors. (/) Of the use of the Company’s seal. 123. Signature of minutes of proceedings and effect (hereof.—All such minutes shall be signed by tiie person or one of the persons who shall have presided as Chairman at the General Meeting, the Board Meeting, or Committee Meeting at which the business minuted shall have been transacted, or by the person or one of the persons who shall preside as Chair­ man at the next ensuing General Meeting, Board Meeting, or Committee Meeting, respectively; and all minutes purporting to have been signed by any Chairman of any General Meeting, Board Meeting, or Committee Meeting, respectively, shall, for all purposes whatsoever, be pritnA facie evidence of the actual and regular passing of the resolutions, and the actual and regular transaction or occurrence of the proceedings and other matters purporting to be so recorded, and of the regularity of the meeting at whioh the same shall appear to have taken place, and of the Chairmanship and signature of the person appearing to have signed as Chairman, and of the date on whioh such meeting was held. Com pan y’s Se a l . 124. The use of (he seal.—The seal of the Company shall not be used or affixed to any deed, certificate of shares, or other instrument except in the presence of two or more of the Directors, or of one Director and the Agents and Secretaries of the Company, who shall attest the sealing thereof; such attestation on the part of the Agents and Secretaries, in the event of a firm being the Agents and Secretaries, being signified by a partner or duly authorized manager, attorney, or agent of the said firm signing for and on behalf of the said firm as such Agents and Secretaries, and in the event of a, com pany registered under the Oidinance being the Agents and Secretaries, being signified by a Director o r tie ftoeregty ■ o* the duly authorized Attorney of such Company signing for and on behalf of such Company as Agents aod Seof^^*!' ; TW tealing sb»U not be attested by oqe person in the dual oapacity of Director and representative of theAf&m t it r , fe e ie ta rie 1. 2200 Past 1 — CEYLON GOVERNMENT? GAZETTE — D bo. 1$, 1918

A c c o u n t s . 125. What account* to be kept,—The Agent or Secretary or the Agents or Secretaries for the time being, o r, i f those be no Agent or Secretary or Agents or Secretaries, the Directors shall cause true accounts to be kept of the paid-up capital for the time being of the Company, and of all sums of money received and expended by the Company, and o f t h e ' matters in respect of which such receipts and expenditure take place, and of the assets, credits, and liabilities of th e Company, and generally of all its commercial, financial, and other affairs, transactions, and engagements, and of all oth er ' matters necessary for showing the feme financial state and condition of the Company; and the accounts shall be kept in such books and In such a manner at die registered office of the Company as the Directors think fit. v. . 126. Accounts how and taken open to inspection.—The Directors shall from time to time determine whether, and t o what extent, and at what times and places, and under what conditions or regulations, tin accounts and books of the Company or of any of them shall be open to the inspection of the Shareholders, and no Shareholder shall have any right of inspecting any account or book or document of the Company, except as conferred by the Ordinance or authorized by the Directors, or by a resolution of the Company in General Meeting. " 127. Statement o f accounts and balance sheet to be furnished to General Meeting.—At the Ordinary General Meeting In every year the Directors shall lay before the Company a statement of the profit and loss account for the preceding financial year, and a balance sheet containing a summary of the property and liabilities of the Company made up as a t the end of the same period. 128. Report to accompany statement.—Every such statement shall be accompanied by a report as to the state and condition of the Company and as to the amount which they recommend to be paid out of the profits by way of dividend ot bonus to the Shareholders, and the statement, report, and balance sheet shall be signed by the Directors. 129. Copy o f balance sheet to be sent to the Shareholders.—A printed copy of such balance sheet shall, at least seven days previous to such mooting, be delivered at, or posted to, the registered address of evwy Shareholder. D m o r a w , B onus, a n d R n u r a F und. . . 130. Declaration of dividend.—The Directors may. with the sanction of the Company in General Meeting, from time to time declare a dividend to be paid, and [or) pay a bonus to the Shareholders In proportion to the amounts paid on their' Bhares.bot no dividend or bonus shall be payable except out of nett profits. • (a ) A n y General Meeting may direct payment of any dividend declared at such meeting or of any interim dividends which may subsequently be declared by the Directors, wholly or in part in sterling by means of drafts or cheques o n , London, or by the distribution of specific assets, and in particular of paid up shares, debentures, or debenture stock of the Company or of any other company, or in any other form of specie, or in any one or more of such ways, and the Directors shall give effect to such direction; and where any iifficulty arises in regard to the distribution, they may settle the same as they think expedient, and in particular may issue fractional certificates, and may fix the value for distribution of such specific assets or any part thereof, and may determine that cash payments shall be made to any Shareholder upon the footing of the value so fixed in order to adjust the rights of all parties. Interim dividend.-—The Directors may also, if they think fit, from time to time and at any time, without the of a General Meeting, determine on and declare an interim dividend to be paid, and [or) pay a boons to the Shareholders on account and in anticipation of the dividend for the then current year. 132. R eserve fu n d .—Previously to the Directors paying or recommending any dividend on preference or ordinary shares, they may set aside out of the'profits of the Company such a sum as they think proper as a reserve fund, and may invest the in such securities as they shall think fit, or place the same on fixed deposit in any bank or banks. 1 3 3 . Application thereof.—The Directors may from time to time apply such portions as they think fit of the nserra fqnd to meet contingencies, or for the payment of accumulated dividends due on preference shares or for equalising dividends, or f^r working the business of the Company, or for repairing or maintaining or extending the buildings and premises, or for the repair or renewal or extensions of the property or plant connected with the business of the Company or any part thereof, or for any other purpose of the Company which they may from time to time deem expedient. 1 3 4 . Unpaid interest or dividend not to bear interest.—No unpaid interest, or dividend, or bonus shall ever bear Interest against the Company. 1 3 5 . S o Shareholder to receive dividend while debt due to Company.—No Shareholder shall be entitled to receive payment of any dividend or bonus in respect of his share or shares whilst any moneys may be due or owing from him (whether alone or Jointly with any other person) to the Company in respect of such share or shares, or otherwise howsoever. 136. Directors may deduct debt from tfie dividends.—The Directors may deduct from the dividend or bonus payable to any all sums of money due from him [whether alone or jointly with any other person) to the Company, and notwithstanding sueh sums shall not be payable until after the date when such dividend is payable. 137. Dividends may be paid by cheque or warrant and sent through the post.—Unless otherwise directed any dividend may be paid by cheque or warrant sent through the post to the registered address of the Shareholder entitled, or, in the case of joint-holders, to the registered address of that one'whose name stands first on the register in respect of the Joint-holding | but the Company shall not be liable or responsible for the loss of any such cheque or dividend warrant seqt through the post. 138. Notice of dividend; forfeiture of unclaimed dividend.—Notice of all dividends or bonuses to become payable ■hall be given to each Shareholder entitled thereto; and all dividends or bonuses unclaimed by any Shareholder for three yews after notice thereof is given may be forfeited by a resolution of the Board of Directors for the benefit of the Company,and, if the Directors think fib, may be applied in augmentation of the reserve fund. For the purposes of this clause any cheques or warrants which may be issued for dividends or bonuses and may not be presented at the Com­ pany's bankers for payment within three years shall rank as unclaimed dividends. 139. Shares held by a firm.—Every dividend or bonus payable in respect of any share held by a firm may be paid to, and an effectual receipt given by, any partner of such firm or agent duly authorised to sign the name of the firm. , 140. Joint-holders other than a firm.—Every dividend or bonus payable in respect o t any share held by several persons Jointly, other than a firm, may be paid to, and an effectual receipt given by, any one of snob persons.

A u d i t . " ' 141. Accounts to be audited.—The aoconnts of the Company shall from time to time be examined, and the correctness. of the balance sheet and profit and Voss account ascertained by one or moire Auditor or Auditors. 142. Qualification of Auditors.—No person shall be eligible as an Auditor who is interested otherwise than as a Shareholder in any transaction of the Company, but an Auditor shall not be debarred from acting as a professional accountant in doing any special work for the Company which the Directors may deem necessary. It shall not be a necessary qualification for an Auditor that he be a Shareholder of the Company, and no Director or officer of the Company shall, during his continuance in office, be eligible as an Auditor. ,143. Appointment and. retirement of Auditor*.—The Directors shall appoint the first Auditor or Auditors of the Company and fix his or their remuneration; all future Auditors, except as is hereinafter mentioned, shall be appointed at the First Ordinary General Meeting of the Company iq each year by the Shareholders present thereat, and shall hold their offioe only until the First Ordinary General Meeting after their respective appointments, or until otherwise ordered by a General Mating. 8 . f Pa r t i . — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D jb . 13,1918 2201

= 144. Retiring Auditors eligible for r«-«fccricn.—Retiring Auditors shall be eligible for redaction. 145. Remuneration of Auditors.—The remuneration of the Auditors other than the first be ft—* by the Company in General Meeting, and this remuneration may from time to time be varied by a General 140. Casual vacancy in number of Auditors how filled up.—If any vacancy that may occur in the office of Auditor shall not be supplied at any Ordinary General Meeting, or if any casual vacancy shall occur, the Directors shall (subject' to the approval of the next Ordinary General Meeting) fill up the vacancy by the appointment of a person who «h«H hold tire office until such meeting. 147. Duty to Auditor.—Every Auditor shall be supplied with a copy of the balance sheet and profit and loss account intended to be laid before the next Ordinary General Meeting, and it shall be his duty to examine the same With1 the accounts and vouchers relating thereto, and to report thereon to the meeting, generally or specially, as he may think fit. * 148. Company’s accounts to be opened to Auditors for audit.—All accounts, books, and documents whatsoever ot the Company shall at all times be open to the Auditors for the purpose of audit. Notices. 149. Notice how authenticated.—Notices from the Company may be authenticated by the signature (printed or!, written) of the Agent or Secretary, Agents or Secretaries, or other persons appointed by the Board to do so. 150. Shareholders to register address.—Every Shareholder shall furnish the Company with an address in Ceylon, which shall be deemed to be his place of abode, and shall be registered as such in the books of the Company. , ^ 151. Service of notices.—A notice may be served by the Company upon any Shareholder, either personally hr i f ' sending it through the post in a prepaid letter, addressed to such Shareholder at his registered address or place of abode (, and any notice so served shall be deemed to be well served for all purposes, notwithstanding that the Shareholder to whom' such notioe is addressed be dead, unless his executors or administrators shall have given to the Directors, or to the Agent or Secretary or Agents or Secretaries of the Company, their own or some other address In Ceylon. 152. Notice to joint-holders of shares other than a firm.—AH notices directed to be given to Shareholders shall,. with respect to any share to which persons other than a firm are jointly entitled, be sufficient if given to any one o f , such persons, and notice so given shall be sufficient notice to pll the holders of such shares. 168. Date and proof of service.—Any notioe if served by post shall be deemed to have been served on the day on, which the letter containing the same would in ordinary course of post have been delivered at its address, and in proving i such service it shall be sufficient to prove that the letter containing the notice was properly addressed and put into a post box or posted at a post office, and the entry in the Company’s books of the leaving or sending by port of any notice at or to such address shall be sufficient evidence thereof, and no further evidence shall be necessary. 154. Non-resident Shareholders must register addressee t'n Ceylon.—Every Shareholder resident out of Ceylon shall, name and register in the books of the Company an address within Ceylon at which all notices shall be served upon him, , and all notices served at such address shall be deemed to be well served. If he shall not have named and registered such an address, he shall not be entitled to any notice. All notices required to be given by advertisement shall be published in the Ceylon Government Gazette, Arbitration. 155. Directors may refer disputes to arbitration.—Whenever any question or other matter whatsoever arises In dispute - between the Company and any other company or person, the same may be referred by the Directors to arbitration. . ( E vidence. 106. Evidence in action by Company against Shareholders.—On the trial or hearing of any action orsnit brought or! Instituted by the Company against any Shareholder or his representatives to recover any debt or money claimed to be due to the Company in respect of his shares, it shall be sufficient to prove that thename of the defendant is or was when the claim arose on the Register of Shareholders of the Company as a holder of the number of shares in respect of which such claim is made, and that the amount claimed is not entered as paid in the books of the Company; and it shall not be necessary to prove the registration of the Company, nor the appointment of the Directors who made any call, nor that a quorum' of Directors was present at the Board at which any call was made, nor that the meeting at which any call was made was duly convened or constituted, nor any other matter whatsoever, but the proof aforesaid shall be conclusive evidence . of the debt. P rovisions rela tiv e to W in d in g try o r D issolution of th e Company. 157. Purchase of Company’s property by Shareholders.—Any Shareholder, whether a Director or not, or whether alone or jointly with any other Shareholder or Director, and any person not a Shareholder, may become the purchaser of the property of the Company or any part thereof, in the event of a winding np or a dissolution, or at any other time when a sale of the Company’s property or effects or any part thereof shall be made by the Directors under the powers ! hereby or under the Ordinance conferred upon them. ~ ~ 158. Distribution.—If the Company shall be wound up, and there shall be any surplus assets after payment of all : debts and satisfaction of all liabilities of the Company, such surplus assets shall bo applied, first, in repaying to the ‘ holders of the preference shares (if any) the amounts that may be due to tbem, whether by way of'capital only or by way of capital mid dividend or arrears of dividend or otherwise in accordance with the rights, privileges, and conditions attached thereto, and the balance in repaying to the holders of the ordinary shares the amounts paid up or reckoned as '■ paid up on auoh ordinary shares. If after such payments there shall remain any surplus assets, such surplus assets shall be divided among the ordinary Shareholders in proportion to the capital paid up, or reckoned as paid up, on the' shares whioh are held by them respectively at the commencement of the winding up, unless the conditions attached to the preference shares expressly entitle such shares to participate in such surplus assets. 159. Payment in specie, and vesting in trustees.—If the Company shall be wound up, the liquidator, whether voluntary or official, mav, with the sanction of an extraordinary resolution, divide among the contributories in speoie any part ot the assets of the Company, and may, with their sanction, vest any part of the assets of the Company in' •' trustees upon such trusts for the benefit of the contributories as the liquidator, with like sanction, shall think fit. In witness whereof the subscribers to the Memorandum of Association have hereunto set and subscribed their names, at Colombo, this 19th day of November, 1918. A . J . A ustin D ickson. C. M. Gordon. T om. V iix ie r s . J am bs J . Pa r k . G. P . Madden. S. A. Pa y n e Ga ll we t , by his a tto rn e y C. M . Gord o n . E dgar T urner, by his attorney C.' M. Gordon. Witness to the above signatures: E ustace F. d e SApest*. f " fThird Publication. J Proctor, Supreme Court, Colombo. P a s t I. •*- CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D io. 13, M S

MORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION OF THE CULLEN ESTATES, LIMITED.

The name of the Company is "T h e Cullen E states, L im ited .” * 2. The registered office of the Company is to be established in Colombo. The objeots for whioh the Company is to be established are— (а) T o acquire and take ov er as going ooncerns the Cullen estates in the Badulla District of Ceylon. (б) To purchase, lease, take in exchange, hire, or otherwise acquire any other estate or estates, land or lan ds, or any share or shares thereof, and any buildings, mines, minerals, mining and mineral properties and rights, machinery, implements, tools, live and dead stock, stores, effeots, and other property, real or personal, movable or immovable, of any kind, and any rights, easements, patents, licenses, or privileges in Ceylon or elsewhere (including the benefit of any trade mark or trade secret which may be thought necessary or convenient for the purpose of the Company’s business), and to erect, construct, m aintain, or alter any buildings, machinery, plant, roads, ways, or other works, or methods of communication. (c) To appoint, engage, employ, maintain, provide for, and dismiss attorneys, agents, superintendents, m anagers, clerks, coolies, and other labourers and servants in Ceylon, or elsewhere, and to remunerate any such at suoh rate as shall be thought fit, and to grant pensions or gratuities to any such or the widow or children of any suoh. (

(«) To amalgamate with any other company having objects altogether or in part similar to this Company. (v) To acquire by purchase in money or otherwise shares or bonds in, and undertake all or ony part of the business, property, assets, and liabilities of any person or company carrying on any business in Ceylon or elsewhere which this Company is authorized to carry on, or possessed of property suitable for the purposes of this Company. : ■ (u>) To sell the property, business, or undertaking of the Company, or any part or parts thereof, for such con­ sideration as the Company shall think St, and in particular for shares, stocks,' debentures, or securities of any other company. v (ar) To procure the Company to be registered or incorporated in Ceylon, and, if and when necessary or thought advisable, elsewhere. (y) To lend money on any terms and in any manner and on any security, and in particular on the security of plantations, factories, growing crops, produce, bills of exchange, promissory notes, bonds, bills of lading, warrants, stocks, shares, debentures, and book debts, or without any security at all, and generally to transact financial business of any kind. (z) To invest and deal with the moneys of the Company not immediately required upon such securities and in such manner as may from time to time be determined. (si) To promote and establish any other company whatsoever, and to subscribe to and hold the shares or stock of any other company or any part thereof. (s 2) To pay for any lands and real or personal, immovable or movable, estate or property or assets of any kind acquired or to be acquired by the Company, or for any services rendered or to be rendered to the Company, and generally to pay or discharge any consideration to be paid or given by the Company in money or in shares or debentures or debenture stock or obligations of the Company, or partly in one way and partly in another, or otherwise howsoever with power to issue any shares either fully or partly paid up for such purpose. (z 3) To accept as s’ ch consideration for the sale or disposal of any lands and real or personal, immovable and ' movable, estate, property, and assets of the Company of any kind sold or otherwise disposed of by the Company or in discharge of any other consideration to be received by the Company in money or in shares, the shares (whether wholly or partially paid up) of any company, or the mortgages, debentures, or obligations of any company or person or partly one and partly other. (z 4) To distribute among the Shareholders in specie any property of the Company, whether by way of dividend or upon a return of capital, but so that no distribution amounting to a reduction of capital be made, excep t with the sanction for the time being required by law, (z 5) To do all such other things as shall be incidental or conducive to the attainment of the objects above mentioned or any of them or any one or more of the objects aforesaid, it being hereby declared that in the foregoing clauses (unless a contrary contention appears) the word “ Company” includes companies or corporations, and the word “ person” any number of persons, and that the othor objects specified in any paragraph are not to be limi ted or restricted by reference to or inference from any other paragraph. 4. ‘ The liability of the Shareholders is limited. 5. The nominal capital c f the Company is Seven hundred and Fifty thousand Rupees (Rs. 750,000), divided into Seventy-five thousand shares o f Rupees Ten each. The shares forming the capital (original, increased, or reduced) cf the Company may be subdivided or consolidated or divided into such classes with any preferential, deferred, qualified, special, or other rights, privileges, or conditions attached thereto, and be held upon such terms as may be prescribed by the Articles of Association and Regulations cf the Company for the time being or otherwise. 6. The profits of the Company of eaoh year, which it shall frem time to time be determined to distribute, shall (subject to the provisions of olauses 5 and 8 hereof) be divided among the holders cf the shares in proportion to the shares held by them. 7. In a winding up, voluntary or otherwise, the assets available for distribution amongst the members shall be a p p lie d :— (1) To the payment off of the capital paid up on the shares and any dividend on the said shares up to the date of winding up in accordance with the Articles cf Association. (2) To the division among the Shareholders in proportion to the number cf shares held by each of them, of any balance remaining after payment of capital and dividend as provided in sub-section (1) hereof. 8. The rights for the time being attached to any preference shares may be modified or dealt with in a manner mentioned in clause 50 of the accompanying Articles cf Association but not otherwise, and that clause and also clause 167 of the said Articles of Association shall be deemed to be incorporated herein and have effect accordingly. W e, the several persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, are desirous of being formed into a Company in pursu ance of this Memorandum of Association, and we respectively agree to take the number of shares in the capital of the Company set opposite our respective names:— Number of Shares taken , • . . Names and Addresses of Subscribers. by each Subscriber. J . W . S cott, Glen Alpin, Badulla ...... One ’ 1 Grace Gatehouse, Gowerakelle, Demodera ...... One D oroth y M ./I arey, Fingarawa, Namunukula On# Witness to the above signatures, at Badulla, the 20th day of November, 1918:

J . N . S. Stephen, - Clerk, Glen Alpin, Badulla. M. 3 . Ca r y , Colombo .. One A n d rew Y oung, Colombo .. .. One D . R an ken , Colombo One C. Megginson, Colombo One

Total Shares taken .. Seven

Witness to the signatures , of M . J . Ca r y , An d r e w Y oDng, D . R anken, and ■ C. Meoginnson, at Colombo, the 26th day of November, 1918 :

••• '■*. • ' « • ’ *• ■ :P . B . F p HRAIMS, • . V « Clerk, Colombo Commereial Co., Ltd., Colombo. • A* 2204 Pa r t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dec. 13,1918

ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE CULLEN ESTATES, LIMITED.

T h e regulations contained in the Table C in the sohedule annexed to “ The Joint Stock Companies Ordinance, 1861,” shall not apply to this Company, which shall be governed by the regulations contained in these Articles, but su b jeet to repeal, addition, or alteration by special resolution. The Company may, .by special resolution, alter and make provisions instead of, or in addition to, any of th e regulations of the Company, whether contained and comprised in these Artioles or not. None of the funds of the Com pany shall be employed in the purchase of or be lent on the shares of the Company.

I nterpretation Clause. I. In the interpretation of these presents the following words and expressions shall have the following m eanings, unless such meanings be inconsistent with, or repugnant to, the subject or context, viz.:— The word “ Company” means “ The Cullen Estates, Limited,” incorporated or established by or under th e Memorandum of Association to which these Articles are attached. '* The Ordinance ” means and includes “ The Joint Stock Companies Ordinance, 1861,” and every other Ordinance from time to time concerning Joint Stock Companies which may apply to the Company. “ These presents” means and includes the Memorandum of Association and the Articles of Association of the Company from time to time in force. “ Capital ” means the capital for the time being raised or authorized to be raised for the purposes of the Com pany. “ Shares” means the shares from time to time into which the capital of the Company may be divided. ** Shareholder” means a Shareholder of the Comp *.ny. “ Presence or present ” at a meeting means presence or present personally or by proxy or attorney. “ Directors ” means the Directors for the time being of the Company or (as the case may be) the Directors assembled at a Board. “ Board ” means a meeting of the Directors or (as the context may require) the Directors assembled at a Board Meeting, acting through at least a quorum of their body in the exercise of authority duly given to them. “ Persons” means partnerships, associations, corporations, companies, unincorporated or corporated by Ordinance and registration, as well as individuals. “ Office ” means the registered office for the time being of the Company. “ Seal ” means the common seal for the time being of the Company. “ Month ” means a calendar month. “ W riting ” means printed matter or print as well as writing. W ords importing the singular number only include the plural, and vice versd. W ords im porting the masculine gender only include the feminine, and vice versd.

B usiness. 2. The Company may proceed to carry out the objects for which it is established, and to employ and apply fts capital as soon after the registration of the Company as the Directors in their discretion shall think fit; and if the whole of the shares shall not have been subscribed, applied for, or allotted as soon as, in the judgment of the Directors, a sufficient number of shares shall have been subscribed or applied for. 3. The business of the Company shall be carried on by, or under the management or direction of, the Directors, and subject only to the control of General Meetings in accordance with these presents.

Ca p it a l . 4. The original capital of the Company is Seven hundred and Fifty thousand Rupees (Rs. 750,000) divided into Seventy-five thousand shares of Rupees Ten each. 6. The Directors may, with the sanction of a special resolution of the Company in General Meeting, increase the oapital of the Company by the creation of new shares of such amounts per share and in the aggregate and with such special, preferential, deferred, qualified, or other rights, privileges, or conditions attached thereto, as such resolution shall direct, and they shall have power to add to such new shares such an amount of premium as may be considered expedient. 6. Exeept so far as otherwise provided by the conditions of issue or by these presents, any capital raised by the creation of new shares shall be considered part of the original capital, and shall be subject to the same provisions in all respects with reference to the payments of allotment money, calls, and instalments, transfer, transmission, forfeiture, lien, surrender, and otherwise, as if it had formed part of the original capital. 7. The Directors in like manner, and with like sanction, may reduce the capital of the Company and may subdivide or consolidate the shares forming the capital of the Company or any of them.

Sh a re s. 8. The Company may make arrangements on the issue of shares for a difference between the holders of such shares in the amount of calls to be paid and the time cf payment of such calls. 9. If by the conditions of allotment of any share the whole or part of the amount thereof shall be payable by instalments, every such instalment shall, when due, be paid to the Company by the holder of the shares. 10. The shares, except when otherwise provided, shall be allotted at the discretion of and by the Directors, who m ay from time to time issue any unissued shares, and may add to such sliaressuchanamountofpremiumas they consider proper. Provided that such unissued sha -es, shall first be offered by the Directors to the Shareholders in proportion to the existing shares held by them, and such offer shall be made by notice specifying the number of shares to which the Shareholder is entitled, and limiting a time within whieh the offer, if not accepted, will be deemed to be declined, and after the expiration of such time, or on the receipt of an intimation from the Shareholder to whom such notice is given that he declines to accept the shares offered, the same shall be disposed of in such manner as the Directors may determine. Provided that the Directors may, at their discretion, allot such shares or any portion of them to the vendor or vendors of any estates or lands, being acquired by the Company in payment of the whole or any part of the purchase price of any suoh estates or lands and that without offering the shares so allotted to the Shareholders. II. In case of the^ increase of the capital of the Company by the creation of new shares, such new shares shall be Issued upon such conditions, and with such rights ana privileges annexed thereto, as the General Meeting resolving on the creation thereof, or any other General Meeting of the Company, shall direct; and if no direction be given, as the Direotorss hall determine^ and in particular such shares may be issued with a preferential or qualified right to the dividends, and in the distribution of assets of the Company and with a special or without any right of voting. Subject to any direction to the contrary that may be given by the meeting that sanctions the increase of oapital, all new shares shall be offered to the Shareholders in proportion to the existing shares held by them, and such offer shall b e made by notice specifying the number of shares to which the Shareholder is entitled and limiting a time whtnn which the offer, if not accepted, will be deemed to be declined, and after the expiration of such time, or on the receipt of an intimation from the Shareholder to whom such notice is given that he declines to accept the shares offered, the same shall he disposed Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE— Dbo. 13,1918 2205

off in suoh manner as the Direotors may determine. Provided that the Directors may, at their discretion, aBot suoh new shares or any portion of them to the vendor or vendors of any estates or lands being acquired by the Company in payment of the whole or any part of the purchase price of any such estates or lands and that without offering the shares so aUotted to the Shareholders. 12. Every person taking any share in the Company shall testify his acceptance thereof by writing under his hand in such form as the Company may from time to time direct. Payment for shares shall be made in such manner as the Directors shall from time to time determine and direct. 13. Shares may be registered in the name of a firm, and any partner of the firm or agent duly authorized to sign the name of the firm shall be entitled to vote and to give proxies. 14. Shares may be registered in the names of two or more persons not in partnership. 15. A ny one of the joint-holders of a share other than a firm may give effectual receipts for any dividends payable in respeot of such share; but the Shareholder whose name stands first on the register and no other, shall be entitled to the right of voting and of giving proxies and all other advantages conferred on a sole Shareholder. 16. In case of the death of any one or more of the joint-holders of any shares, the survivor or survivors shaU be the only person recognized by the Company as having any title to, or interest in, such shares. 17. The Company shall not be bound to recognize (even though having notice of) any contingent, future, partial, or equitable interest in the nature of a trust or otherwise in any share, or any other right in respect of any share, except any absolute right thereto in the person from time to time registered as the holder thereof, and except also the right of any person under clauses 35 and 30 to become a Shareholder in respeot of any share. 18. The joint-holders of a share shall be severally as well as jointly liable for the payment of all instalments and oallB due in respect of such share. 19. Every Shareholder shall be entitled to a certificate under the common seal of the Company, specifying the shares held by him and the amount paid thereon. 20. If any certificate be worn out or defaced, then, upon production thereof to the Directors, they may order the same to be canceUed and may issue a new certificate in lieu thereof; and if any certificate be lost or destroyed, then, upon proof thereof to the satisfaction of the Directors, and on suoh indemnity as the Directors deem adequate being given,. a new certificate in lieu thereof shall be given to the person entitled to such lost or destroyed certificate. A sum of fifty cents shall be payable for such new certificate. 21. The certificate of shares registered in the names of two.or more persons not a firm shall be delivered to the person first named on the register. Calls. 22. The Directors may, from time to time, make such calls as they think fit upon the Shareholders in respeot of all moneys unpaid on their shares, and not by the conditions of allotment made payable at fixed times; provided that two months’ notice at least shall be given to the Shareholders of the time and place appointed for payment of each call; and each Shareholder shall pay the amount of every call so made to the person and at the time and place appointed by the Directors. 23. If any Shareholder fail to pay the amount of any call due by him on or before the day appointed for payment thereof, he shall be liable to pay interest for the same at the rate of nine per centum per annum from the day appointed for the payment thereof to the time of actual payment. 24. A call shall be deemed to have been made at the time when the resolution of the Directors authorizing the call was passed. 25. The Direotors shall have power in their absolute discretion to give time to any one or more Shareholder or Shareholders, exclusive of the others, for payment of any call or part thereof on such terms as the Directors may determine. But no Shareholder shall be entitled to any such extension, except ae a matter of grace or favour. 26. The Directors may at their discretion receive from any of the Shareholders willing to advance the same, and upon such terms as they think fit, all or any part of the moneys due upon their respective shares beyond the sums actually called for; and upon the moneys so paid in advance, or upon so much thereof as from time to time and at any time thereafter exceeds the amount of the oalls then made upon, and due in respect of, the shares which such advances have been made, the Board may pay or allow interest at such rate as the Shareholders paying such sums in advance, and the Directors m ay agree upon not exceeding, however, six per centum per annum.

T r an sfer o r Shares. 27. Subject to the restriction of these Artioles any Shareholder may transfer all or any of his shares by instru­ ment in writing. 28. No transfer of shares shall be made to an infant or person of unsound mind. 29. The Company shall keep a book or books to be called “ The Register of Transfers,” in which shall be entered the particulars of every transfer or transmission of any share. 30. The Board may, at their own absolute and uncontrolled discretion, decline to register any transfer of shares by a Shareholder who is indebted to the Company, or upon whose shares the Company have a lien or otherwise; or in case of Bhares not fully paid up to any person not approved by them; and in no case shall a Shareholder or pro­ posed transferee be entitled to require the Direotors to state the reason of their refusal to register, but their declinature shall be absolute. 31. Every instrument of transfer must be left at the offloe of the Company to be registered, accompanied by suoh evidence as the Directors may reasonably require to prove the title of the transferor, and a fee of two rupees and fifty cents, or such other sum as the Directors shall from time to time determine, must be paid to the Company for the registration of every such transfer; upon payment whereof the Directors, subject to the powers vested in them by Article 30, shall register the transferee as a Shareholder, and retain the instrument of transfer. 32. The Directors may, by such means as they shall deem expedient, authorize the registration of transferees as Shareholders, without the necessity of any meeting of the Directors for that purpose. 33. In no case shall the Directors "be bound to inquire into the validity, legal effect, or genuineness o f any instru­ ment of transfer produced by a person claiming a transfer of any share in accordance with these Articles; and whether they abstain from so inquiring, or do so inquire and are misled, the transferor shall have no claim whatsoever upon the Company in respect of the share, except for the dividends previously declared in respect thereof, but only, if at all, upon the transferee. 34. The Register of Transfers may be closed during the fourteen days immediately preceding each Ordinaiy General Meeting; and when a dividend is declared, for tbe three days next ensuing after the meeting; also at such other times (if any) and for suoh periods as the Direotors may from time to time determine, provided always that it shall not be closed for more than twenty-one days in any year.

T ransmission o r Shares. 35. The exeoutors, or administrators, or the heirs of a deceased Shareholder shall be the only persons recogntims by the Company as having any title to the shares of such Shareholder. ' -■ 2208 PabtI. — OEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Deo. 13.1918

.... any infant Bhareholder.or any committee of a lunatio Shareholder, or any person becoming fm a k s k ! 00.nso

Subbendeb a x d Fobfzitubb ot Shabes. 88. The Direotors may accept, in the name and for the benefit of the Company, and upon such terms and conditions m may be agreed, a surrender of the shares of Shareholders who may be desirous of retiring from the Company. 39. If any -Sh^r»Md«r f*lla to pay any oall or instalment on or before the day appointed for the payment of (he the Directors may at any time thereafter, during suoh time as the oall or instalment remains unpaid, serve a notice on suoh Hiifti^hniHnr requiring him to pay the same, together with any interest that may have aeoroed, and ail expenses that mav have been incurred by the Company by reason of snob non-payment. . . . The notice yh»t( name a day (not being less than one month from the date of the notice) on, and a place or places at, which suoh call or instalment and suoh interest and expenses os aforesaid are to be paid. The notice shall aho state that in the event of non-payment at or before the time and at the place appointed, theshares in respeot of which the call was made or instalment is payable will be liable to be forfeited...... If the requisition of suoh notice as aforesaid be not complied with, every or any share or shares in respeot of white suoh notice lias been given may at any time thereafter, before payment of oalls or instalments with interest and expenses due in respeot thereof, be declared forfeited by a resolution of the Board to that effect. . • ‘ _ 40. Any Shareholder whose shares have been so declared forfeited shall, notwithstanding, be liable to pay, and shall forthwith pay to the Company, all calls, instalments, interest, and expenses owing upon or in respect of such shares at the t;m of the forfeiture, together with interest thereon from the time of forfeiture until payment at nine per centum . per annum, and the Direotore may enforce the payment thereof if they think fit. k . ■ 41. Every Bliare surrendered or so declared forfeited shall be deemed to be the property of the Company, and may be sold, re-allotted, or otherwise disposed of upon such terms and in suoh manner as the Board shall think fit. 42. The surrender or forfeiture of a share shall involve the extinction of all interest in, and also of all claims and demands against the Company in respeot of the share and the. proceeds thereof, and all other rights incident to the shar^ .except only suoh of those rights (if any) as by those presents are expressly saved. „ 43. A certificate in writing under the hands of one of the Directors and of the Secretary or Secretaries that a snare has been duly surrendered or forfeited, stating the time when it was surrendered or forfeited, shall be conclusive evidence of the facts t,hftr»»n stated as against , all persons wbo would have been entitled to the share bat for each surrender or forfeiture, and ench certificate and the receipt of the Company for the price of such share shall constitute a good title to such share and a certificate of proprietorship shall be delivered to any person who may purchase the same from tin Company, and thereupon such purchaser shall bo deemed the holder of each shore, discharged from all oalls doe prior to such p ^ h ^ . and he shall not be bound to see to the application of the purchase money, nor shall his title to such share bo affected by any irregularity in the proceedings in reference to snob forfeiture or sale. _ _ ■ The Directors may in thm* discretion remit or annul the forfeiture of any share within she months from toe date thereof upon the payment of all moneys due to the Company from the late bolder or holders of snob share or shares, and ail expenses incurred in relation to such forfeiture, together with such farther sum of money, by way of redemption money tor tlie deficit as they think fit, not being less than nine per centum por annum on the amount of the sums wherein ’ default in payment had been made, but no share bona fldo sold or re-allotted or otherwise disposed of under Article 41 hereof shall be rodeemablo after sale or disposal...... 44. The rvwwpawy ahnil have a first charge or paramount hen upon all the shares of any holder or joint-holders tor all moneys for the being due to the Company by such holder or by all or any of such joint-holders respectively, either in respect of such shares or of other shares held by such holder or joint-holders or in respeot cf any other debt or claim and whether due from any such holder individually or jointly with others, including all calls which the Directors shall have resolved to ™°k«» although the times appointed for the payment thereof shall not have arrived; and where any ehare.is held by more persons one, the Company shall be entitled to the said charge or lien in respect of any money due to the Company from any of suoh persons, and the Direotors may decline to register any transfer of shares subjeot to suoh oharge.or lien. 46. Such charge or lien may be made available by a sale of all or a n y o f the shares su bject to it, provided th at no snob sale shall be made except under a resolution of the Directors, and until notice in writing shall have been given to the indebted Shareholder or his executors or administrators, or the assignee or trustee in his bankruptcy, requiring him or thi m to pay the amount for the time being due to the Company, and default shall have been made for twunty-eight dayB from such notice in paying the sum thereby required to be paid. Should the Shareholder over whose share the lien exists be in England or elsewhere abroad, sixty days* notice shall be allowed him. '4 0 . The nett proceeds of any such sale shall be applied in or towards satisfaction of suoh debts, liabilities, or engagements, and the residue (if any) paid to such Shareholder 6r his representatives. 47. A certificate in writing under the hands of one of the Directors and of the Secretary, or Secretaries that the power of rale given by olauso 46 has arisen, and is exercisable by the Company under those presents, shall be conclusive evidence of the toots therein stated. ■ 48. Upon any such sale two of the Direotors may execute a transfer of auoh share to the purchaser thereof, and suoh transfer, with the certificate last aforesaid, shall confer on the purchaser tt complete tj(i« to suoh

■*' 49." Any shores from time to time to be issued or created may from time to time be issued with any suoh right, or preference, whother tn respect of dividend or of payment of. oapital, or both, or any such other special privilege or advantage over any *heres previously issued, or then about to be issued(other than shares issued with a preference), or at ouch a premium, or with suoh deferred rights as compared with any shares previously issued, or then about to be issued, or sqbjedt totany such conditions or provisions, and with any suoh right, or without any right of voting, and ganAyniiy oa «■■.«>. teirmO as the Company may from time to time by apodal resolution determine, PabtI. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE—f Dbo. 13,1018 2807

50. If at any time, by the ferae of preference shares or otherwise, the capital is divided into shares of different olaases, then th e holders o f any class o f shams m ay, b y a s p jcia l ref >lution passed a t a m eeting o f such holders consent, on behalf of all the holders of shares of the class, to the issue or oreauon of any shares ranking equally therewith, or having any priority thereto, or to the abandonment of any preference or priority, or of any accrued dividend, or the reduction for any time or permanently of the dividends payable thereon, or to_ any scheme for the reduction of the Company’s capital affecting the class of shares, and such resolution shall be binding upon all the holders of shares of the blass, provided that this Article shall not be read as implying the necessity for such consent in any case in whioh, but for this Article, the object of the resolutions could have been effected without it. 81. Any meeting for the purpose of the last preceding clause shall be convened and conducted in all respects as nearly as possible In the same way as an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company, provided that no member, not being a Director, shall be entitled to notice thereof or to attend thereat, unless he be a holdor of shares of the olass intended to be affected by the resolution, and that no vote shall be given exoept in respect of a share of that class, and that at any such meeting a poll may be demanded in writing by any members personally present and entitled to vote at the msetins. B o r b o w q t o P o w e r s . 63. The Directors shall have power to procure from time to time, in the usual course of business, such temporary advances on the produce in hand, or in the future to be obtained from the Company’s estates, as they may find neoessary or expedient for the purpose of defraying the expenses of working the Company’s estates, or by erecting, maintaining; improving, or extending buildings, machinery, or plantations, or otherwise. Also from time to time at their discretion to borrow or raise from the Directors or other persons any sum or sums of money for the purposes of the Company, provided that the money so borrowed or raised and owing at any one time shall not, without the sanction of a General Meeting, exceed Tyrenty-flve thousand Rupees. S3. With the sanotion of a General Meeting the Board shall be entitled to borrow suoh further sum or sums and at auoh rata of interest as suoh meeting shall determine. A certificate under the hands of one Direotor and tho Seoretary, or of two Directors, to the effeot that in taking any loan the Directors are not exceeding their borrowing powers, shall bo Buffoient and binding on the Company and all concerned, and shall be conclusive evidence thereof in a ll questions between the Company and ite creditors. 51, For the purpose of securing the repayment of any suoh money so borrowed or raised, or for any other purposes, the Directors may grant, create, execute, and issue any mortgages, cash credits, debentures, debenture stock, bonds, or obligations of the Company, charged upon all or any part of the undertaking; revenue, lands, property, rights, and assets of tbs. Company, both present mid future, including uncalled capital or unpaid calls, or may make, accept, or endorse on bahaif of the Company any promissory notes or bills o f exchange. 6& Any such securities may be issued, either at par or at a premium or discount, and may from time to time be cancelled or discharged, varied, or exchanged, as the Directors may think fit, and may contain special privileges ns to redemption, surrender, drawings, allotment of shares, or otherwise. 68. Every debenture or other instrument issued by the Company for securing the payment of money can be so framed tiiat the moneys thereby secured shall be assignable free from any equities between th e Company and the parson to whom th e same may be inmied. fie n tu MEsraraa. 57. The First General Meeting shall be held at suoh time, not being more than twelve months after the incorporation td the Company, and at raoh place aa the Directors may determine. 63. Subsequent General Maatinga shall be held once in every year at raoh time and place aa may be prescribed by the Company in General Mnatlng, and if no time or place is so prescribed, then at such place and at such time aa soon after the first day in each year aa may be determined by the Directors. 59. Tho General Wantings mentioned in the last preceding danse shall be tailed Ordinary General Meetings; all other meetings o f the Company shall be called Extraordinary General Meetings. CO. The Directors may, whenever thoy rhinlr fit, call an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company, and the Directors shall do so upon a requisition made ip writing by not less than one-eighth of the number of Shareholders of the Company for the time being, or by any Shareholder or Shareholders holding in the aggregate one-eighth part of the shares of the Company for the time being subscribed for. ' ■ 61. Any requisition so made shall express the object of the meeting proposed to be called, shell be addressed to the Directors, and shall be sent to the registered office of the Company. ■ Upon tho receipt of raoh requisition tho Directors shall forthwith proceed to convene an Extraordinary General Moating, to be held at such time and place as they shall determine. If they do not proceed to convene the same within twenty-one days from the delivery of the requisition, tho requisitionists may themselves convene an Extraordinary General to bo held at such place and at such time aa the Shareholders convening tho meeting may themselves fix. 62. Any Shareholder may, on giving not less than ten days' previous notice of any resolution, submit the same

63. Such notice shall be given by leaving o copy of the resolution at the registered office of the Company. 64. Seven days’ notice at least of ©very General Meeting. Ordinary or Extraordinary, and by whomsoever convened, •Ossifying the place, date, hour of meeting, and the objects and business of the mooting, shall be given by advertisement in the Ooyton Government Gazette, or in suoh other manner (If any) as may be prescribed by the Company m General Meeting. 6A Every Ordinary General Meeting shall be competent, without special notice having been given of the purposes for which it is oonvened, or of the business to be transacted thereat, to receive and discuss any report and any accounts presented thereto by the Directors and to pase resolutions in approval or disapproval thereof, and to declare dividends. Sad to eleot Directors and Auditors in the place of those retiring by rotation, and to fix tho remuneration of the Auditors, u|d shall also be competent to enter upon, discuss, and transact any business whatsoever, of whioh special mention shall have been given in tho notice or notices upon whioh the meeting was convened. 66. With the exceptions mentioned in the foregoing Articles as to the business which may be transacted at Ordinary General Meetings without notice, no General Meeting, Ordinary or Extraordinary, shall be competent to enter upon, 'discuss, or transact any business which has not been specially ifientioned in the notice or notices upon whioh it was tohvenad. , 67. No business shall be transacted at any General Meeting exoept the deolar&tion of a dividend recommended by a report of tho Directors or eleotion of a Chairman, unless than shall be present or represented at the commencement of the business (hr«>e or more Shareholders entitled to vote. 66. If at the expiration of half aa hour from the time appointed for the meeting the required number of Share­ holders ahaO not be present at the meeting, tho meeting, if convened by or upon the requisition of Shareholders, shell be dissolved, but in any other case it shall stand adjourned to the flame day in the next week at the same, time and place; end.it at raoh adjourned meeting a quorum is not present, those Shareholders who are present shall be a'quorum, and may transaot the business for whioh the meeting was called. ' 691 The Chairman (if any) of the Directors shall be entitled to take the Chalrat every General Meeting, whether Ordinal? or Extraordinary; or if there be no Chairmen, or if at any meeting be shall not be present at the appointed ter holding such, or if he shall refuse to take the Chair, the Shareholders shrif choose another Direotor a* 2208 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13, 1918

Chairman; and if no Directors be present or if all the Directors present decline to take the Chair, then the Shareholders present shall choose one of their number to be Chairman. 7->. No business shall be discussed at any General Meeting except the election of a Chairman whilst the Chair Is vacant. 71. The Chairman may, with the consent of the meeting, adjourn any meeting from time to time and from plaoe to place, but no business shall be transacted at any adjourned meeting other than the business left unfinished at the m eeting from which the adjournment took place, unless due notice thereof shall be given. 72. Minutes of the proceedings of every General Meeting, whether Ordinary or Extraordinary, shall be entered In a book to be kept for that purpose, and shall when so entered be signed as soon as practicable by the Chairman of th e same meeting or by the Chairman of the succeeding meeting, and the same when so entered and signed shall be evidence of all such proceedings and of the proper election of the Chairman.

Voting at Meetings. 73. At any meeting every resolution shall be decided in the first instance by a show of hands, and in case there shall be an equality of votes, the Chairman at such meeting shall be entitled to give a casting vote in addition to the v ote to which he may be entitled as a Shareholder; and unless a poll be immediately demanded by some member present and entitled to vote, a declaration by the Chairman that a resolution has been carried, and an entry to that effect in the Minute Book of the Company, shall be sufficient evidence of the fact without proof of the number or proportion of votes recorded in favour of or against such resolution. 74. If at any meeting a poll be demanded by some Shareholder present at the meeting and entitled to vote, the meeting shall, if necessary, be adjourned, and the poll shall be taken at such time and place and in such manner as the Chairman shall direct, and in such case every Shareholder shall have the number of votes t.o which he may be entitled as hereinafter provided, and in case at any such poll there shall be an equality of votes, the Chairman of the meeting a t which such poll shall have been demanded shall be entitled to a casting vote in addition to any votes to which he m ay be entitled as a Shareholder or proxy or attorney, and the result of such poll shall be deemed to be the resolution of the Company in such meeting. 75. The demand of a poll shall not prevent the continuance of a meeting for the transaction of business other than the question on which a poll has been demanded. 76. No poll shall bo demanued on the election of a Chairman of the faceting or on any question of adjournment. 77. On a show of hands every Shareholder present in person shall have one vote only. Where a Shareholder ia present by an attorney who is not a Shareholder such attorney shall be entitled to vote for such Shareholdei on a show of hands. Incase of a pollevery Shareholder present in person or by proxy or attorney shall (except as provided for in the Article immediately following) have one vote for every ten shares held by him. When voting on a resolution involving the sale of the Company’s estates or any portion thereof or the winding up of the Company, a majority of three-fourthc of the Shareholders present or represented by proxy or attorney shall be necessary to carry such resolution. 78. The parent or guardian of an infant Shareholder, the committee or other legal guardian of any lunatic Shareholder, the husband of any female Shareholder not entitled to her shares as separate estate, and the executor or administrator of any deceased Shareholder, or any one of such persons as aforesaid, if more than one, shall not be entitled to vote in the place of such infant, lunatic, female, or deceased person, unless such person shall have been registered as a Shareholder. 79. Votes may be given either personally or by proxy or by attorney. 80. No Shareholder shall be entitled to vote or tp eak at any meeting unless all calls due from him on his shart-s have been paid, and no Shareholder other than the trustee or assignee of a bankrupt or representative of a deceased Shareholder, or person acquiring by marriage, shall be entitled to vote at any meeting held after the expiration of three months from the registration of the Company, in respect of any share which he has acquired by transfer, unless he has been possessed of the share in respect of which he claims to vote at least three months previously to the time of bolding the meeting at which he proposes to vote or speak. 81. No Shareholder who has not been duly registered as such for three months previous to the General Meeting ntiftll be entitled to be present and to speak and vote at any meeting held after the expiry of three months from the incorporation of the Company. . , ,, „ _ ..... , , „ 82. No person shall be entitled to bold a proxy who is not a Shareholder of the Company, but this rule shall not apply to a power of attorney. . , , , ,,, , , . . ., 83. The instrument appointing a proxy shall be printed or written and shall be signed by the appointor, or if ■neb appointor be a company or corporation, it shall be under the common seal of such company or corporation. 84. The instrument appointing a proxy shall be deposited at the registered office of the Company not less than twenty-four hours before the time appointed for holding the meeting at which the person named in such instrument proposes to vote. The instrument appointing a proxy may be in the following form :—

The Oidlen Estates, Limited. I , - o f , appoint , o f ------, a Sha-eholder in the Company as m y proxy ■ to represent me to vote for me and on my behalf at the Ordinary (or Extraordinary, as the case may be) General Meeting o f the Company to be held on t h e ------day o f ------, One thousand Nine hundred a n d ------, and at any adjournment thereof, and at every poll which may be taken in consequence thereof. As witness my hand, th is------day o f ------, One thousand Nine hundred a n d ------. 85. No objection shall be made to the validity of any vote (whether given personally or by proxy or attorney), except at the meeting or poll at whioh such vote shall be tendered, and every vote (whether given personally or by proxy or by attorney) to which no objection shall be made at such meeting or poll shall be deemed valid for all purposes of such meeting or poll whatsoever. 86. No Shareholder shall be prevented from voting by reason of his being personally interested in the result of the voting. D ibectobs. 87. The number of Directors shall never be less than three or more than five, but this clause shall be construed as being directory only, and the continuing Directors may act notwithstanding any number of vacancies. E-kCh oi the following, viz.: (1) Mrs. Mary Rettie and Wilfred John Rett it, as Trustees of the Will of Alexander Thomson Rettie, deceased, or their successors in office, (2) Mrs. Clare Rettie or her representatives, (3)Dame Mary Elizabeth Pilkington or her representatives shall, so long as they shall respectively hold shares in the Company to a nominal amount of not less than Rs. 105,000, be entitled to appoint one Director of the Company and to remove from office any person so appointed and upon removal or retirement of any such person to appoint another person in his place to the intent that Pa r t I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13,1918 2209

each of the said p a rties shall so long as th e y or th eir representatives hold the requisite number of shares be entitled to be represented on tho Board of Directors by one Director appointed by them. The Directors so appointed shall be «a o ffic io Directors within the meaning of these presents. The qualification of a Director o'her than ex officio Direc'or shall be his holding in his own right at least one hund-ed shares in the Company upon which all calls for the time being have been paid,and this qualification shall apply as well to the first Directors as to all future Directors. As a remuneration for their services, the Directors shall be entitled to appropriate a sum, not exceeding One thousand R ip« divid.d between them in such manner es they may determine, but the Company in General Meeting may at any time alter the amount of such remuneration for the fu ure, and such remuneration shall not be considered as including any remuneration granted for special extra services hereinafter referred to. 8S. The first Directors shall be John Whitson Scott. Maurice John Cary, and William Cooirbe. 89. One or more of the Directors may be appointed by the Directors to act as Secretary, Managing Director, o> Managing Directors, and (or) Visiting Agent or Agents of the Company, or Superintendents of any o f the estates for such time and on such terms as the Directors may determine or m ay fix by agreement with the person or persons appointed to the office, and they may from time to time revoke such appointment and appoint another or other Secretary, Managing Director, or Managing Directors, and (or) Visiting Agent or Agents or Superintendents. The D,rejti.rs may confer on thi Managing Director or Managing Directors all or any duties and powers that might b i con'e-red cn ?nv Manager of the CcmnPny. If any Director shall be called upon to perform any extra services, the Directors may arrange with such Director for such special remuneration for such services, either by way of salary, commission, or the payment of a lump sum of money, as they shall think fit. R o t a t io n o r D ir e c t o r s . 90. At the First Ordinary General Meeting of the Company all the Directors shall retire from office, and at the first Ordinary General Meeting in every subsequent year one of the Directors for the time being shall retire from office as provided in clause 91. 91. The Directors to retire from office at the Second and Third Ordinary General Meetings shall, unless toe Directors otherwise arrange among themselves, be determined by ballot, in every subsequent year the Directors to retire shall be those who have been longest in office. - 92. In case any question shall arise as to which of the Directors who have beep the same time in office shall retire, the same shall be decided by the Directors by ballot. The provisions of this and the last two preceding clauses shall not however apply to ex officio Directors. 93. Retiring Directors shall be eligible for re-election. 94. The Ordinary General Meeting at which Directors retire or ought to retire b y rotation shall appoint successors t o them, and in default thereof , such successors may be appointed a t a subsequent Ordinary General Meeting. 95. Any casual vacancy occurring in the number of Directors or provisional Directors arising from death, resignation, or otherwise, may be filled up by tho Directors, but any person appointed to fill s u c h vacancy shall retain his office so long only as the vacating Direotor would have retained the same if no vacancy had occurred. 96. The Directors, subject to the approval of a General Meeting, may, from time to time at any time subsequent to the Second Ordinary General Meeting, increase or reduce the number of Directors, and may also, subject to the like approve.!, determine in whe t rotation such increased or reduced number is to go out of office. 97. If at any meeting at which an election of a Director ought to take plaoe the plaoe of a retiring Direotor Is not filled up, the retiring Director may continue in office until the first Ordinary General Meeting in the next year, and so on from meeting to meeting until his plaoe is filled up, unless it shall be determined at suoh meeting to reduce the number of Directors. 98. A Direotor may at any time give notice in writing of his intention to resign by delivering such notice to the Secretary, or by leaving "the same at t h e registered office of the Company, or by tendering his written resignation at a meeting of the Directors, and on the acceptance of his resignation by toe Directors, but not before, his office shall become vacant. 99. The Company may, by a special resolution, remove any Direotor other than an ex ojjhio Director before toe expiration of his period of office, and may, by an ordinary resolution, appoint another person in his stead. The Direotor so appointed shall hold offioe only during such time as the Director in whose plaoe he is appointed would have held the same if he had not been removed. 100. Every Director or officer of toe Company, and his heirs, executors, and administrators shall be indemnified b y the Company from all losses and expenses incurred by him in or'about toe discharge of his duties, except such as happen from his respective wilful acts or defaults s and no Director or officer shall, nor shall too heirs, executors, or administrators of any Director or officer, be liable for the acts or defaults of any other Director or officer, or for any loss or expense happening to the Company by the insufficiency or deficiency of title to any property acquired for, or on behalf of the Company, or for the insufficiency or deficiency o f a n y security in or upon which any of the m oneys of the Company shall be invested, or for any loss or damage arising from the bankruptcy, insolvency, or tortioui act of any person with whom any moneys, securities, or effects shall be deposited, or for any other loss, damage, or misfortune whatsoever which shall happen in the execution of the duties of his office or in relation thereto, unless the same happen through his own wilful act or default. 101. No contribution shall be required from any present or past Director or Manager exceeding the amount, if any. unpaid on the shares in respect of which h e is liable as a present or past Shareholder. D isquautioation of Directors. 102. The offioe of the Director shall be vacated— (a) If he aooepts or holds any offioe or place of profit other than Managing Director, Visiting Agent, Superintendent, or Secretary under toe Company. (5) If he becomes bankrupt or insolvent, or suspends payment, or files a petition for the liquidation of his affairs, or compounds with his creditors. (c) If by reason of mental or bodily infirmity he becomes incapable of acting. (d) If he ceases to hold the required number of shares to qualify him for the office. («) If he is concerned or participates in t h e profits of any contract with, or work done for, toe Company. Provided that no Direotor shall vacate his offioe by reason of his being a member of any corporation, company, or firm whioh has entered into any contract with, or done any work for, the Company of which he is a Director or by his being Agent, or Secretary, or Solicitor, or by his being a member of a firm who are Agents, or Secretaries, or Solicitors of the Company; nevertheless, he shall not vote in respect of anyoontraot work or business in whioh he may bo personally interested. P owers of D irectors. 103. The Directors shall have power to carry into effect the lease, purchase, or acquisition of any lands, n r property they m ay think fit, or any share or shares thereof. ' ' ' i2 1 0 Part I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE —D eo. 13,1918

104. The business of the Company shall be managed by the Directors either by themselves or through a M anaging Director, or with the assistance of an agent or agents and secretaries of the Company to be appointed by the Directors f o r such a period and on such terms as they shall determine, and the Directors shall payout of the funds of the Com panyall costs and expenses, as well preliminary as otherwise, paid or incurred in and about the formation and the registration o f the Company, and in and about the valuation, purchase, lease, or acquisition of the said estates and lands, and th e opening, clearing, standing, and cultivation thereof, and otherwise in or about the working and business of the Com pany. The whole of the direction and oontrol of the business of the Company and of its estates and properties shall be conducted inCeylon, and no person shall act in any manner as a Director whilst resident temporarily or otherwise in the U nited K in g d om . 105. T h e Directors shall have power to make, and may make, such rules or regulations for the management of th e business and property of the Company as they may from time to time think proper, and shall carry on the business erf the Company iD such manner as they may think most expedient; and, in addition to the powers and authorities by any Ordinance or by these presents expressly conferred on them; they may exercise all such powers, give all such consents, make all such arrangements, appoint all such agents, managers, secretaries, treasurers, accountants, and other officers, superintendents, assistants, clerks, artisans, labourers, and other servants for such period or periods, and with such remuneration, and at such salaries, and upon such terms and conditions as they may consider advisable, and may pay th e expenses occasioned thereby out of the funds of the Company, and may from time to time remove or suspend all o r any of the managers, agents, treasurers, acoountants, and other officers, clerks, or servants of the Company for such reasons as they may think proper and advisable, and without assigning any cause for doing so. 106. The Directors shall exerciser in the name and on behalf of the Company, all such powers of the Company as are not expressly required to be exercised by the Company in General Meeting, and shall generally do all such acta and things as are or shall be by any Ordinance and by these presents directed and authorized to be exercised, given, m ade, or done by the Company and are not by any Ordinance or by these presents required to be exercised or done by, the Company in! General Meeting, subject, nevertheless, to the provisions of any such Ordinances and of these prosents and to such regulations and provisions (if any) as may from time to time be prescribed by the Company in General Meeting ; but n o regulations made by the Company in General Meeting shall invalidate any prior act of the Board which would have been valid if such regulation had not been made. The generality of the powers conferred by any clause in these presents on the Directors shall not be taken to be limited by any clause conferring any special or expressed power. 107. The Directors shall have power to appoint a proctor or proctors, solicitor or solicitors, attorney or attorneys, to assist in carrying on or protecting the business of the Company on such terms as they may consider proper, and from time to time to revoke such appointment. 108. The Directors shall have power to open from time to time on behalf of the Company any account or accounts with such bank or banks as they may select or appoint, and also by such signatures as they may appoint to draw, accept, make, endorse, sign, and execute cheques, bills of exchange and promissory notes, bills of lading, receipts, contracts and agreements, bonds, mortgages, proxies to any proctor or proctors, and other documents on behalf of and to further the interests of the Company. 109. The seal of the Company shall not bo used or affixed to any deed or instrument except in the presence of two or more of the Directors, or of one Direotor and the Secretary or Secretaries of the Ccmp ny, who shall attest the sealing thereof; such attestation on the part of Secretaries, in the event of a firm or corporation being the Secretaries, being signified by a partner or duly authorized manager, attorney, or agent of the said firm or corporation, signing for and on behalf of the said firm or corporation as such Secretaries. 110. It shall be lawful for the Directors, if authorized so to do by the Shareholders in General Meeting, to arrange terms for the amalgamation of the Company with any other company or companies, or individual or individuals, or for the sale or disposal of the business, estates, and effects of the Company, or any part or parts, share or shares, thereof, respectively, to any company or companies, or person or persons, upon such terms and in such manner as the Directors shall think fit; and the Directors shall have power to do all such things as may be necessary for carrying such amalga­ mation, sale, or other disposition into effect so far as a resolution or special resolution of the Company is not by law necessary for such purpose ; and in case any terms so arranged by the Directors include or make necessary the dissolu­ tion of the Company, the Company shall be dissclved to that end. 111. In furtherance and not in limitation of, and without prejudice to, the general powers conferred or implied In the last preceding clause, and of the other powers conferred by these presente, it is hereby expressly declared that the Directors shall have the powers following (that is to sa y ):— ' (o) To institute, conduct, defend, compromise, settle, or abandon any action, suit, prosecution, or other legal proceedings on behalf of the Company, and also to compound and allow time for payment or satisfaction of any debts due to or from the Company, and of any claims or demands made by or against the Company. (b) T o refer any claims or demands by or against the Company to arbitration and observe and perform or enforce the awards. (c) To and give receipts, releases, and other discharges for money payable to the Company, and for claims and demands by the Company. (d) To act on behalf of the Company in all matters relating to bankrupts and insolvents, with power to accept the office of trustee, assignee, liquidator, or inspector, or any similar office. ' (e) To invest any of the moneys of the Company which the Directors may consider not to be immediately required for the purposes thereof upon such securities and in such manner as they may think fit, and bo tha t they shall not be restricted to such securities as are permissible to trustees without special powers^ and from time to time to vary or release such investments. (/) To delegate to any one or more of the Directors of the Company for the time being, or any other person or compsny for the time being, residing or carrying on business in Ceylon or elsewhere, all or any of the powers or functions given to or exercisable by the Directors ; and to confer such powers for such time and to be exercised for such objects and purposes, and upon such terms and conditions and with such restrictions as the Directors may think expedient, and to confer such powers either collaterally with or to the exclusion of, and in the substitution for, all or any of the powers of the Directors in that behalf, and from time to time to revoke, withdraw, alter, or vary all or any such powers. The Directors may allow to any person or oompany to whom powers may be so delegated suoh remuneration as they in their absolute discretion shall think fit. Proceedings o r Directors. * 112.Hie Directors may meet for the despatch of business, adjourn, and otherwise regulate their meetings at such places and times and in such manner as they may think fit, and determine the quorum necessary for the transaction of business. Until otherwise determined, two Directors shall be a quorum. 113. A Director may at any time summon a meeting o f Directors. 114. The Board may elect a Chairman of their meetings and determine the period for which he is to hold offioe, and all meetings of the Directors shall be presided over by the Chairman, if one has been eleoted and if present, but if Part I — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dec. 13,1918 2211

there be a vacancy in the office of Chairman, or if at any meeting of Directors the Chairman be not present at the time appointed for holding the same, then in that case the Directors present shall choose one of their number to be Chairman of such meeting. 115. Any question which shall arise at any meeting o f the Directors shall be decided by a majority of votes, and in case of an equality of votes the Chairman thereat shall have a casting vote in addition to his vote as a Direotor, 116. The Board m ay delegate any o f their powers to comm ittees consisting of such member or members of their body as the Board think fit, and they m ay from time to time revoke and discharge any such committee, either wholly or in part, and either as to persons or purposes, but every committee so farmed shall, in exercise of the powers delegated to it, conform to all such regulations as may be prescribed by the Board. All acts done by any such committee, in conformity with such regulations and in the fulfilment of the purposes of their appointment, but not otherwise, shall have the like force and effect as if done by the Board. 117. The meetings and proceedings of such committees shall be governed by the provisions herein contained for regulating the meetings and proceedings of Directors, so far as the same are applicable thereto, and are not superseded by the express terms of the appointment of such committee respectively, or any regulation imposed by the Board. 118. The acts of the Board and of any committees appointed by the Board shall, notwithstanding any vacancy in the Board or committee, or defect in the appointment or qualification of any Director or of any member of the committee be as valid as if no vacancy or defect had existed, and as if such person had been duly appointed or qualified, provided the same be done before the discovery of the vacancy or defect. 119. A resolution in writing, signed by all the Directors for the time being in Ceylon shall be as valid and effectual as if it had been passed at a meeting of the Directors duly called and constituted. 120. The Directors shall cause minutes to be made in a book or books to be provided for the purpose— (1) Of all appointments of (a) officers and (6) committees made by the Directors. (2) Of the names of the Directors present at each meeting of the Directors. (3) Of thenamesof the members of the eommitteeappointedbytheBoardpresentateachmeetingofthe committee (4) Of all orders made by the Directors. (6 ) Of all resolutions and proceedings of all General Meetings of the Company. ? (0) Of all resolutions and proceedings of all meetings of the Directors. (7) Of all resolutions and proceedings of all meetings of committees appointed by the Board. 121. All such minutes shall be signed b y the person who shall have presided as Chairman at the General Meeting, the Board Meeting, or Committee Meeting at which the business minuted shall have been transacted, or by the person , who shall preside as Chairman at the next ensuing General Meeting, or Board Meeting, or Committee Meeting, as the case may be | and all minutes purporting to have been signed b y any Chairman of any General Meeting, Board Meeting, or Committee Meeting, respectively, shall, for all purposes whatsoever, be primd /acts evidence of the actual and regular passing of the resolutions, and the actual and regular transaction or occurrence of the proceedings and other matters purporting to be so recorded, and of the regularity of the meeting at which the same shall appear to have taken plaoe, and of the Chairmanship and signature o f the person appearing to have signed as Chairman, and of the date on which s,uoh meeting was held. A ccounts. 122. The Agent or Secretary or the Agents or Secretaries for the time being; or if there be no Agent or Secretary or Agents or Secretaries, the Directors shall cause true accounts to be kept of the paid up capital for the time being^ of the Company, and of all sums of money received and expended by the Company, and of the matters m respect of which such sums were received and expended, and of the assets, credits, and liabilities of the Company, and generally of all its commercial, financial, aud other affairs, transactions, and engagements, and of all other matters necessary for showing the true financial state and condition of the Company. The accounts shall be kept in such books and in such a manner at the registered office of the Company as the Directors think fit. 123. H ie Directors shall from time to time determine whether and to what extent, and at what times and places and under what conditions or regulations the accounts and books of the Company or any of them shall be open to the inspection of the Shareholders, and no Shareholder shall have any right of inspecting any account or book or document cf'the Company, except as conferred by statute or authorised fay the Directors, or by a resolution of the Company in General Meeting. 124. At the Ordinary General Meeting in every year the Directors shall lay before the Company a statement of the income expenditure of the Company for the previous financial year, mid a balance sheet containing a summary o f the property and liabilities o f the Company made up to the a id o f the same period. 125. The statement so made shall show, arranged under the m ost convenient heads, the amount of groes income, distinguishing the several sources from which it has been derived, and the amount of gross expenditure, distinguishing the expense of the establishment, salaries, and other heads of expenditure. Every item of expenditure fairly chargeable against (he year’s income shall be brought Into account, so that a just balance of profit pnd loss may be laid before the meeting, and in case where any item of expenditure which may in fairness be distributed over several years has been incurred in any one year, the whole amount of such item shall be stated, with the addition of the reasons why only a portion of such expenditure is charged against the income of the year. 120. The balance sheet shall contain a summary of the property and liabilities of the Company arranged under the heads appearing in the form annexed to the table referred to in Schedule C to “ Hie Joint Stock Companies Ordinance, 1861,” or as near thereto as circumstances admit. 127. Every such statement shall be accompanied by a report as to the state and condition of the Company, and as to the amount which the Directors recommend should be paid out of the profits by way of dividend or bonus to the Shareholders, and the statement, report, and balance sheet shall be signed by the Directors. 128. A printed copy of such balance sheet shall, at least seven days previous to suoh meeting, be delivered at or posted to the registered address of every Shareholder. A udit. 129. The accounts of the Company shall from time to time be examined, and the oorreotness of the balance sheet ascertained by one or more Auditor or Auditors. 130. No person shall be eligible as an Auditor who is interested otherwise than as a Shareholder in any transaction of the Company, but it shall not be a necessary qualification for an Auditor that he be a Shareholder of the Company, and no Director or officer of the Company shall, during his continuance in office, be eligible as an Auditor. 131. The Directors shall appoint the first Auditor of the Company and fix his remuneration. He shall hold office till the second General Meeting of the Company. All subsequent appointments shall, except as is hereinafter mentioned, be made at the first Ordinary General Meeting of the Company in each year by the Shareholders present thereat, and the Auditor or Auditors appointed at such meeting shall hold office only until the first Ordinary General Meeting a a t f his or their appointments, or until otherwise ordered by a General Meeting. . fuf , 132. Hie remuneration of the Auditors other than the first shall be fixed by the Company in G e n e r a J** and this remuneration may from time to time be varied by a General Meeting. ' 3 133. Retiring Auditors shall be eligible for re-election. V 2212 Pakt I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Deo. 13,1918

134. If any vacancy that may occur in the offioeof Auditor is not supplied at the next Ordinary General M eeting* or if any casual vacancy shall ooour in the offioe of Auditor, the Directors shall fill up the vacancy by the appointm ent o f a person who shall hold office until the next Ordinary General Meeting after his appointment. , 135. Every Auditor shall be supplied withfa copy of the balance sheet intended to be laid before the next O rd in ary General Meeting after his appointment, and it shall be his duty to examine the same with the accounts and vouchers relating thereto and to. report thereon to the meoting, generally orspecially, as he may think fit. 136. The Auditor or Auditors for the time being shall have a list delivered to him or them o f all books kept b y t h e Company, and he or they shall at all reasonable hoars in the day time have access to all accounts, books, and document* whatsoever of the Company for the purpose of audit.

Dividends, Bonds, and R bsebvb F und. 137. The Directors may, with the sanction of the Company in General Meeting from time to time, declare a d ividen d to be paid, and (or) pay a bonus to the Shareholders in proportion to the amount paid on their shares, but no d ividen d shall be payable except out of nett profits. 138. The Directors may, if they think fit, determine on and declare an interim dividend to be paid, or pay a b o n u s to the Shareholders on account and in anticipation of the dividend for the then current year. 139. Tne Directors may, before recommending any dividend or bonus, set aside out of the profits of the Company such sums as they think proper as a reserve fund to meet contingencies or for special dividends or for equalizing dividends, or for repairing, improving, and maintaining any of the property of the Company, or for repayment of mortgages or fo r othjr purposes as the Directors shall in their absolute discretion think conducive to the interests of the Company, and may invest the several sums so set aside upon such investments as they may think fit, and from time to time deal w ith and vary suoh investments and dispose of all or any part thereof for the benefit of the Company, and to divide the reserve fund into suoh special funds as they may think fit, and to employ the reserve fund or any part thereof in the business o f the Company and that without being bound to keep the same separate from their other assets. 140. The Directors may from time to time apply such portions as they think fit of the reserve fund to meet eon- "tingenoies, or for equalizing dividends, or for working the business of the Company, or for repairing, improving, maintaining, or extending any of the property or plant of the Company, or any part thereof, or for the redemption of mortgages, or fo r any other purnoses connected with the interest of the Company that they may from time to time deem expedient. 141. No unpaid dividend or bonus shall ever bear interest against the Company. 142. N o Shareholder shall be entitled to receive payment of any dividend or bonus in respect of his share or shares whilst any moneys may be due or owing from him (whether alone or jointly with any other person) to the Company in respect of such share or shares, or otherwise howsoever. 143. The Directors may deduct from the dividend or bonus payable to any Shareholder all such sufhs of money as may be due from him (whether alone or jointly with any other person) to the Company, and notwithstanding the fact that such sums or any of them are not payable until after the date when suoh dividend or bonus is payable. 144. Notioe of any dividend that has been declared or of any bonus to be paid shall be given to each Shareholder entitled thereto,and any dividend or bonus unclaimed by any Shareholder for three years after notice thereof is gi\en m ay be forfeited by the Directors for the benefit of the Company, and, if the Directors think fit, may be applied in augmentation of the reserve fund. 145. Every dividend or bonus payable in respect of any share held by a firm may be paid to, and an effectual reoeipt given by, any partner of suoh firm or agent duly authorized to sign the name of the firm. 146. Every dividend or bonus payable in respect of any share held by several persons jointly other than a firm, may be paid to, and an effectual receipt given by, any one of suoh persons. 147. Any General XYleeting may direct payment of any dividend declared at such meeting, or of any iriterim dividends which may subsequently be declared by the Directors, wholly or in part, by means of drafts or cheques on London, or by the distribution of specific assets, and in particular or pa id up shares, debentures or debenture stock of the Company, or of any other company, or in any one or more of such ways, and the Directors shall give effect to such direction, and when any difficulty arises in regard to the distribution they may settle the same as they think expedient, and in parti­ cular may issue fractional ceitificates and may fix the value for distribution of such specific assets or any part thereof, and may determine that cash payments shall be made to any Shareholders upon the footing of the value so fixed in order to adjust the rights of all parties, and may vest anysuch specific assets in trustees upon such ti lists for the persons entitled to the dividend as may seem expedient to the Directors. Where requisite a proper contract shall be filed and the Directors may appoint any person to sign such contract on behalf of the persons entitled to the dividend, and such appointment shall be effective. Notices. 148. Notices from the Company may be authenticated by the signature (printed or written) of the Agent or Secretary, Agents or Secretaries, or persons appointed by the Board to authenticate the same. 140. Every Shareholder shall give an address in Ceylon, which shall be deemed to be his place of abode, and shall be registered as such in the books of the Company. 150. A notice may be served by the Company upon any Shareholder, either personally or b y being sent through the post in a prepaid letter addressed to such Shareholder, at his registered address or place of abode, and anynotioe so served Bhall be deemed to be well served, notwithstanding that the Shareholder to whom such notice is addressed be dead, unless his exeoutors or administrators shall have given to the Directors, or to the Agent or Secretary, or Agents or Secretaries of the Company, their own or some other address to which notices may be sent. 151. All notices directed to be given to Shareholders shall, with respect to any share to which persons are jointly entitled other than a firm, be given to whichever of such persons is named first in the Register of Shareholders, and notice , • so given shall be sufficient notice to all the holders o f such shares. 152. Any notice if served by post shall be deemed to have been served on the day on which the letter containing the same would in ordinary oourse of post have been delivered at its address, and in proving such service it shall be sufficient to prove that the letter containing the notice was properly addressed and put into a post offioe or post box, and the^ entry in the Company’s books of the leaving or sending by post of any notice at or to such address shall be sufficient evidence thereof and no further evidence shall be necessary. 153. Every Shareholder residing out of Ceylon shall name and register in the books of the Company an address within Ceylon at which all notices shall be served upon hfin, and all notices served at such address shall be deemed to be Well served. If he shell not have named and registered such an address, he shall not be entitled to any notices. All notices required to be given by advertisement shall be published in the Ceylon Government Gazette.

Abbitbatton, 154. Whenever any question or other matter arises in dispute between the Company and any other company or person, the same may be referred by the Directors to arbitration. ’ • . \ ' Pabt I — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dm 13,1918 2213 ~ • ' ~ . n . - ' - 7". ’ * - — ri— — ’ E vidence. • • ' , MS. On the trial of any aotion or suit brought or instituted by the Company against any Shareholder or-his . representatives to recover any debt or money olaimed to be due to the Company in respeot of his shares, it shall be sufficient to prove that the name of the defendant ieor was, when the olaim arose,on the Register-of Shareholders of the' Company as a holder of the number of shares in respeot of which such olaim is made, and that the amount olaimed is hot entered as paid in the books of the Company; and it shall not be necessary to prove the registration of the Company* lior the appointment of the Directors who made any call, nor that a quorum of Directors was present at the Board at wtfwh s any call was made, nor that the meeting at which any call was made was duly convened or constituted,..nor any other matter whatsoever, but the proof aforesaid shall be conclusive evidence of the debt.

Provision r e la tiv e t o W inding u p ob D issolution op the Company. . . ' MB. Any Shareholder, whether a Director or not, and whether alone or jointly with any other Shareholder or Director, and Sokpereon not a Shareholder, may become the purchaser of the property of the Coinpany or any part thereof . ta the event of anrinding up or a dissolution or at any other time when a sale of the Company’s property or effeots or any part thereof, shall be made by the Directors under the powers hereby or under the Ordinance conferred upon them. 157,^ lith e Company shallbe wound up, whether voluntarily or otherwise, the liquidator or liquidators may* with the sanctiotf o^a^jpeeial resolution of the Company, divide among the contributories in specie any part of the assets o f the Company, and niuij^with the like sanetion vest any part of the assets of the Company in trustees upon such trusts for the benefit of. the contributories as the liquidator or liquidators with the like sanetion shall think fit, and if thought expedient ' any ?uch division may be otherwise than in accordance with the legal rights of the members of the Company, and in particular eny.olasB inay be given preferential or special rights or may be exohxded altogether or in part, and the liquidator or liquidators shaft fie entitled to sell all or any of the assets of the Company in consideration of or in exchange’ f as in the eub-eeotion 6 of the said section, provided the provisions of the Ceylon Arbitration Ordinance, 1866, and of the Ceylon Ordinance, No. 2 of 1889, shall apply in place of the English and Scotch Acte referred to in the said sub-section 6 o f' section 192 of the afore written Companies (Consolidation) Act, aril the said seotion 192 save as herein excepted shall be deemed tobe part and parcel of these present Articles, In wftness> whereof the Subscribers to the Memorandum of Association have hereto set their names at themplaces and on the dhysjdnd dates hereafter written. i ■ J . W . Scott, Glen Alpin, Badulla. : . Gbace Gatehouse, Gowerakelle, Demodera. • e, -Doboth y M . Cabey, Fingarawa, Namunukula. Witne§&|o^&£ 4^0Te signatures, at Badulla, the 20th day of November, 1918: i J . N . S. Stephen, Clerk, Glen Alpin, Badulla.

M. J . Cab?, Colombo. A n drew Y oung, Colombo. ■ * D . R anken, Colombo. J' ■ C. Megginson, Colombo. 1

Witness to ttaroignatqros of M. J. Ca r t , A ndrew Y oung, D . R an ker, and C. Megginson, at Colombo, the 26th dpy of NovemberJ(f918 i/ S ' X ^ r ^ <1 • P. B . E phbaim s, PybhccdippJ (/ ______• ______Clerk, Colombo Commercial Co., Ltd. Colom bo.^ ^

The Colombo Pharmacy. Company, Limited. given that the First Ordinary General 'VTOIl'lUls is hereby given that the Sixth OrdiW f^ , of the Shareholders of this Company will J-N General Meeting.of the Shareholders of the Companj?^' bp'neld at/^ ? registered office of the Company, Gaffoor’s will be held at the registered office of the. Company, , , ■ M ln g i^ m n b o , on Monday, December 23, 1918, at Upper Chatham street, Colombo, on Friday, DocenroMjIHfV-- atf*noBg*;V...; .... 1918, at 12.30 __ — " ” ■ 1; To receive- the report of the. Directors and tho state- Rawhess: mWtefacootints for the half-year ending October 31,1918. (1) Td receive the report of tha.-Directors and accounts • 2. Toy P«blio auotionon Saturday, 2 December frib'23,1918, ipehiaive^-- aft 4 p .m ., at the spot, the following property deolared " ’ . ’ — specially, bound and executable for the recoveryJ of the By order of the Board of Direct&rs, • amounts due under the said docreo, to w it:—-All that £ share 1 T n m or hn>u*'hn>„ ! i of ttri landi oaDed Millagahawatta, with the, trees and Colombo, December 12,1918. Managing Agnate. buildings standing thereon, situatedat Bteiyantuduwa in the

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Adikari pattu,,ef Siyane korale, in the District of Colombo, called Millagahawatta, situated at Batagama; containing' Western province, in extent about 3 acres 1 rood and 23 in extent about 1 acre i (3) all the soil and plantations stan d in g” perchjj on an allotment of land called Patbangigahawatta, situated, 61, Belmont street, M. P eeris, at Batagama, containing in extent about J an acre; (A) ^Colombo, Dpe'ember 6, 1918, Auctioneer. the land called Pathangigahawatta, situated at Batagama; —7 * ------‘------k"»------and containing in extent 2 acres. Auejlon Sale under Mortgage Decree. Farther particulars from ! . Don Joseph, Esq., Pje€tor { y p . C., Colombo, 47,272 and Notary, Colombo, or— C. P. AMERASpfGHE, decree entered, and by virtue of the order 1, Hultsdorp. AuetioneeiLart'd Broket. to me in the above case, I shall sell the j property specially bound and executable for the Auction Sale under Mortgage, Svery of the amount therein stated, on Monday, January 1919, at 4 P.M„»dt the spot:—An allotment of land with D. G., Colombo, 48,3t the buildings Mfereon bearing assessment, No. 3,574/216, T T NDER decree entered in favour o) situated atJtfutwal, and containing in extent 7 491100 U konge Francis Gomes Appuha: ilimunjuin the perches, j f ^ Walgam pattu korale of Dewamedi lattAia/ Kuru- Further particulars from A. M. Rupesinghe, Esq., nogala, against Habarakadage Jamei k oSi Nedijja- Procter and Notary, Colombo, or— gamuwa, in the Meda pattu of Siyane kj Ld by v irtu e C. P. A merasinghe, of the order issued to me in the above ‘ I shall sell the Hultsdorp. Auctioneer and Broker. following property specially bound am executable for the recovery of the amount therein stated, on Monday, January AuetfoMnle under Mortgage Decree. 20,1919, at 3 .30 p. M., at the spot:— All those two contiguous D : C., Colombo, 45,223 C. portions of land called Higgahawatta alias Batadomfya- gahawatta, situated at Nedungomuwa, containing in extepi _____, aecree entered in favour of Miss Frances Perera about 2 bushels of paddy sowing. (frBarber street in Colombo, against Kanette Kan- lage Deonis Perera of Mapitigama and Hapu- Further particulars from T. Don Joseph, Esq., FrOCtSir rachige Lewis Perera of Malwana, and by virtue of the and Notary, Colombo, or— rder issued to me in the above case, I shall sell the following C. P. A mebasinghe; properties specially bound and executable for the recovery 1, Hultsdorp. Auctioneer and Bro]j of the amount therein stated, on Wednesday, January 8, 1919, commencing from 3 p .m., at the respective spots:— (1) Auction Sale under Mortgage Decree All that held called Hirikumbura, situated at Malwana altos D. C.,' Colombo, 48,9j Mapitigama, containing in extent 3 acres 3 roods and 25 NDER decree entered in favoi ieruma perches, (2) all that field called Galabodakumbura, situated at Malwana or Mapitigama, containing in extent 1 acre 1 U Arachchige Don Anthony App eliketiya o f rood and 12 perches ; (3) all that land called Ketakelagaha- in Pamunugama, against Banaburegi^ Keulpana, presently of Balagama, in'Deyi luna watta, situated at Malwana or Mapitigama, in extent 1 acre 3 roods and 33 perches; (4) all that southern portion of the pattu in Kinigoda korale in Kegi " and JaJfeHodl A rach- .munugama, land called Ketakelagahawatta with the trees and every­ chige Don Mathews Lazarus Appl and by virtue of the order issued lall sell the thing thereon, situated at Malwana or Mapitigama, in extent following land specially bonnd Ixecutable for th e 1 acre more or less ; and (5) an undivided first half part or recovery of the amount therein sta1 ,on Saturday, January share from and out of all that land called Alutelaboda- 25, 1919, at 3 p.m., at the spot:— All that land being the re owita, situated at Malwana, in extent about 8 bushels and maining 12 acres 2 roods and 28 perches, with the planta­ 3 pecks of paddy sowing more or less, together with all the tions, buildings, and everything thereon, leaving the portion right, title, interest, benefit, claim, and demand whatsoever of the extent of 2 acres already sold by the 1st defendant of the said defendant tjsefein and thereto. towards north out of the land called Boraluwa Mookalana Further particulars from C. A Rodrigo, Esq., Proctor and Egodawatta, situated at Balagama, containing in and Notary, Colptfibo, or— extent 14 acres 2 roods and 28 perches. / C. P. A mebaSIngha, 1, 'H.vitsddptf. Auctioneer and Broker. Farther particulars from T. Don Joseph, Esq., Procj and Notary, Colombo, of— y. Auction Sale under Mortgage Decree. C. P. Amerasingi 1, Hultsdorp. Auctioneer andkJk :er. V ' p . C ., Colombo, 49,18.3. )E& decree entered in favour of Thetrorapperuma Auetion Sale. Ajdchchige Don Anthony Appuhamy of Welibetiya D. C., Colombo, Testamentary N< unugama, rfnd against Pulukkutti Arachige Don B Appuhanfy of TTswetakeiyawa, and by virtue of the Mahawatta, Property. sued tproe in the above case, I shall sell rite following W IL L sell by public auction the premii y specially bound and executable for the recovery I ment No. 46b, in extent 1 rood 36 _ re or me amount therein stated, on Wednesday, January 15, perches, and No. 47a , in extent 11 square o t h 1919, ay's p .m., at the spot:— All that land oalled TTsweta- forming one block of garden, situa; Ka)tfatta in keiya^ahawatta Kattideka, situated at TTswetakeiyawa, Madampitiva, Mutwal, with the bui .prattle shed cog«ddning in extent 3 Acres and 8 perches. standing thereon, at their respective k' on Tuesday, further part^culaiyfrom T. Don Joseph, Esq^ Proctor January 7, 1919, at 5 p .m. ■'and Notary^eolombo, or— The properties are situated in a respectable reside! / / J 0. P. Am ebasinghe, quarter, and adjoins the proposed Mutwalgirdle rail’ 1, HytRsdorro J> Auctioneer and Broker. 37, Hulftsdorp, G. Jos k*el ;ion Sale under Mortgage Decree. December 9. 1918. Atfljtionoer. D. 0 ., Colombo, 48,88*1:' Auction Sale of Two Valuable House Properties at New ‘ ND’ER decree entered in favour of Thevarapperuma Chetty street and Wolfendhal street, thi ter. opposite Arachchige Don Anthony Appuhamy of Weliketiya to the Arrack Godown, Colombo, ui artition * amunugama, against Ponweera Arachige Don Lewi- Ordinance. snu Appuhamy of Batagama, and by virtue of the order Y virtue of the commission issue ye, in/ease issued to me in the above case, I shall sell the following ■bo, / shall lands specially bound and executable for the recovery of the B No. 46,380 of the District Court of amount therein stated, on Friday, January 17, 1919, at sell by auetion on Saturday, February respective spots, at 3 p .m .— f\ k ' 4 p .m ., at the respective spot:—(1) The eastern allotment of the land called Meelagahawatta, situated at Batagama, (1) All that house and ground bearing'^^sigmait No, 24, in extent space enough to plant about 100 coconut trees; situated at New Chetty street, ColomnQ Containing in (2) two undivided eighth shares (2/ 8) of an allotment of land extent 19 21/100 square perches. 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A t 4 P.M. Auction Sale. u (2) All that part of the garden with the buildings staiiSing In the District Court of Negombo. thereon, bearing assessment Nos. 97 and 98, situated at Ana Nana Sina Thana Rawanna Mana Sidambaram J , Wolfendhal street, Colombp, containing in extent 25 70/100 Chetty of N egom bo...... square perches. ^ K, The said premises will-foe first put up for sale among the No. 12,892. Vs. , i/ / co-owners thereof at the prices at which the same have (1) Arachchige James Fernando of Kurana Katu- / been valued, and if not purchased by any co-owner will nayaka, (2) Salpadoruge Sadiris Fernando of / immediately thereafter be put up to public auction to the d it t o ...... /Defendants. highest bidder. NDER decree in the above case and-by yj/tjfo tlw| Q - N.B .—The 2nd property, is suitable for stores, &c., U order to sell issued to me for the rpdOTefyWTffie situated in the business centre, a few fathoms from Pettah amount therein stated, I shall sell by public auction at the junction. The building c&vers the entire extent of the respective spots on Friday, December 20, 1918, the under­ property, which border® the high road, and it brings in a mentioned property mortgaged by mortgage bond No. 11,655, good rental. There is also a good return from a bathing dated October 11,1915, attested by T. H. de Silva, Notary well on the property. r,~*' Public, to w it:— For further particulars apply to J. Alfred Perera, Esq., At 4 p .m. 1. The undivided half share of the land called Halgaha- Proctor and Notaxy,'" Colombo, or to— watta alias Thalgahawatta,situateat Kurana Katunayaka, No. 8, Hulftsdorpirj^treet, H. D. J ohn Piebis, in Dasiya pattuwa, in extent 2 acres and 34 4/10 perches, Colombo Commissioner and Auctioneer. and of the buildings standing thereon, as a primary mortgage. At 4.15 p .m. Auction Sal*' of a Valuable Coconut Estate called and 2. The land called Ambagahakumbura alias Ambagaha- \ kpown as Manjadicbplai Estate,’/situated at watta, situate at Kurana Katunayaka aforesaid, in extent ,1/Vmanm, n th^District of Puttalam, under 1 acre 29 perches, and the buildings standing thereon, as Seffnitary Mortgage Decree. secondary mortgage, subject to the primary mortgage 0 * e District Court of Colombo. created by mortgage bondNo. 13,099, dated March 27,1909, r . in favour of the plaintiff. P .,.£. P #S f Palaniappa Chetty of Sea street, Co- For further particulars apply to Peter D. F. de Croos, Esq., lo m b jy ...... Plaintiff. Proctor, Supreme Court, and Notary, or to me : V s.No. 50,524. Vs.No. / K. L. Pebeiba, (1) Augustine Labre Emmanuel Joseph Brito and (2) Negombo, December 7, 1918. Auctioneer. Ridley Laimcelot Maharajah B rito ...... Defendants. H ] NDER and by virtue of the decree entered in the above Auction Sale. case, I shall sell by public auction, at my rooms, * In the District Court of Negombo. No. 4, Baillie street, Colombo, on Wednesday, January 8, 1919, at 4 p.m.— Henarathhettiarachchige Egonis Appu o f WaIpola.j ■ (1) AH those 2 undivided 3rd parts or shares of and in an No. 13,059. Vs. undivided 79 acres 2 roods and 5 perches of all that and those ( 1) Wanniachchipathirennehelage Don Gaiap the estate, plantation, and premises called and known as Dagonna, (2) Kudirappemma-arachch Manjadicholai estate, situated at Manjadi, in Tettapalai Singho of Balawala in Meda pattu----- Division, in the District of Puttalam, in extent 358 acres "TTNDER decree in the above case and b^Wrtue of the and 36 perohes. order to sell issued to me for the recovery of the (2) Two undivided 3rd parts or shares of and in all thatamount therein stated, I shall sell by public auction at the land called Maligachena, also situated at Manjadi aforesaid, respective spots, on Wednesday, January 8, 1919, the in extent 39 acres 3 roods and 20 perches, mortgaged with under-mentioned properties mortgaged by mortgage bond the plaintiff as a secondary mortgage, and declared bound N o. 24,827, dated March 28, 1914, attested by N. J. C. and executable under the Said decree for the realization Wijesekara, Notary Public, to w it:— of thefeurpqjjrRs. 3,910,.;rtrith interest and costs of suit. At 3.30 p;M. Further pai'tipulai^r'can be had from Mr. D. E. Weera- 1. An undivided | share of the land called Delgaha- sooria, Proctor, JJs. 13, Lower Chatham street, Fort, or watta, situate at Dagonna, in Dunagaha pattuwa, in extent from — ' about 3J acres, and of the buildings standing thereon. , A. Y . D a n ie l , Bailliefet$0et, Fort. Licensed Auctioneer. A t3.45p,M ; 2. An undivided J share of the J share, in extent about S^e under Mortgage Decree 1 acre of the land called Delgahawatta, and of the buildings standing thereon, situate at Dagonna aforesaid. 'ICE is hereb' given that, under the decree entered in case No. 7,0'fg, D. C., Kalutara, against Nissanga A t 4 p .m . de Silva of Pohaddaramulla, in favour of 3. An undivided 6/20 share of the land called Kosgaha- rP. L. S. Art Chetty of Colombo, for the recovery watta, and of the buildings standing thereon, situate at o f the sum o f Rs. £818, with further interest and costs, and Dagonna aforesaid, in extent about 1 acre. by virtue of^raer to sell issued to me, I shall put up the For further particulars apply to Messrs, de Soysa and fol&ktafi&jiroperty for sale at their respective premises on Perera, Proctors, Negombo, or to m e : . December 20,1918 K . L. P ebeiba, C-*"** y At 2.30 p .m . Negombo, December 10, 1918. Auctioneer. (1) An undivided half share of the soil and of all the trees of the defined one-sixth portion of Moodillagahawatta, Auction Sale. situate at Pohaddaramulla, in Kalutara -totamune; con­ taining in extent about 2 acres and 2 roods. In the District Court of Negombo. Nettikumarahathellage Gunawardana Fonseka^ At 3.30 p .m . Pethiyagoda ...... (2) An undivided half share of the soil and of all the trees No. 12,539. Vs. of a portion of Kammanayawatta, situate at Potupitiya, in Kalutara totamune; containing in- extent about 4 acres (1) Kumarasinghe Kalunaika Appuhamillage Don and 2 roods. Carolis, Police Headman of Pedipola, in Dasiya pattuwa, as principal, and (2) Lokukatthotage Don For further particulars apply to J. Aloysius Fernando, Hendrick Gunawardana Appuhamy of Pedipola, Esq., Proctor and Notary, or to me, the undersigned; aforesaid, as su rety ...... „. Defend®11*8 Manuel Fernando, T T N D E R mortgage decree in the above case.Sri^J’ ' Kalutara, November 29, 1918. Auctioneer. U virtue of the order to sell issued^to /

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recovery of the amount therein stated, I shall sell by public Auction Sale of Properties at, phatiunupitiya, Thimbirigas- auction, at the respective spots, on Saturday, January 11, katuwa, and Welihena^ tie District of Negombo. 1919, the under-mentioned properties mortgaged by NDER decree in cas y l , D^Grr“Negom bo, fnortgage bond No. 8,926, dated April 9, 1915, attested by U entered in favour ^ gtif£*Bawanna T h a n a D. M. P. R. Senanayaka, Notary Public, to w it:— Lena Muttiah Pulle of agafiist the defendants A t 3 p .m . (1) Mihidukulasuriya Arid ge Tfebmas Fernando a n d 1. The undivided 2/21 share from and out of the portion wife (2) Mahamuge Ana Costa^-BcAh of M ah ahtA u pitiya, in.extent 8 acres 2 roods and 13 perches of the land called (3) Ana Buna Kana NanaAranachalam Chesty, I and (4 ) Imbulgahawatta, situate at Pedipola in Dasiya pattuwa of Ana Runa Kana Nana Kpimappa Chetty, br^t&ir attorney the Alutkuru korale in the Negombo District, with the and agent Ana Runa JfonarNana. Par4ftfecnevem Pulle o f buildings standing thereon. Negombo, and by virtue o^tike1ra(lmds^bed to me for th e A t 3 . 15 p .m . recovery of the amount thhiesT sflTted, I shall sell th e 2. The undivided $ share of the land called Kongaba- under-mentioned properties, 1 mortgaged as a prim ary landewatta, in extent 9 acres 1 rood and 9 perches, situate mortgage by bond No. 2,250, cp ted November 11,1915, a n d at Pedipola aforesaid, with the buildings standing thereon attested by M. D. A. S. Gitfasekera, Notary, by ..public auction, at the respective spots, on Tuesday, January 7, X A t 3.30 p .m . 1919, to w it:— , , 3. Thjrundivided J share of the land called Galaboda- y wettta, ih extent 1 acre and 2 roods, situate at Pedipola A t 1 P.M. ' ■ aforesaid, with the buildings standing thereon. 1. A portion of the land of contiguous lots, to w it:— IJflfr further particulars apply to C. J. Edirisinghe, Esq., Bakmigahawatta or Bambigahawatta and the western Ppbctor, Supreme Court, Negombo, or to me :— portion of the land called Bakmeegahakumbura, situate a t Mahahunupitiya, inDunagaha pattu of the Alutkuru korale, K. L. P e b e ib a , in the District of Negombo, Western Province, in extent Negombo/'Deoepaber 10, 1918. Auctioneer. 1 acre and 27 perches, with*thu.bui}dings thereon. Auction SaleAi Properties at Udugampola and Kandana A t 1.30 p .m . j i Uias Hedurupitiya, in the Districts of Negombo 2. A portion of the land called- Dawatagahawawfi, / and Colombo, respeetively. situate at Thimbirigaskatuwa in Dunagaha jM lu aforesaid, in extent about 6 acres; of the soil and all the plantations o f “NHg|tvdeoree in case No. 12,504, D. C., Negombo, this land, the undivided f shares. Entered in favour of the plaintiff Seena Thana Kana \ Nana Nana Rawanna Mana Ramanaden Chetty of Negombo, A t 2 p .m . \/Hg|tinst the defendants (1) Dona Johana Engeltina Ediri- 3. The portion of the cinnamon land called Etamba- i A singhe of Kandana, (2) Francis Felix Jeronimus Edirisinghe gahawatta, situate at Thimbirigaskatuwa aforesaid, in \ ^of ditto, and (3) Aloysius Leo Jeronimus Edirisinghe of extent about 1 rood and 11 perches, with the buildings Negombo, and by virtue of the order issued to#me for the standing thereon. recovery of the amount therein stated (less a sum of Rs. 300 A t 2.30 p .m . already recovered), I sh a ll sell the under-mentioned pro­ 4. The land of several contiguous lots, to wit:— the perties mortgaged b y bond No. 25, dated July 2, 1917, and eastern J share of Agalekelekeenagahawatta, the portion o f attested by 8. K. Wijeratnam, Notary, by public auction Kadurugahawatta, Keenagahakanatta, the portku*^ of at the respective spots, on Monday, J a n u a ry 6, 1919, to Keenagahawatta and Kadurugahawatta, situate j i t W e li- w it :— hena in Dunagaha pattu aforesaid, in extent 4 a^res I rood A t 10 A.M. and 30 perches, with the buildings standing thereon. 1. An undivided 1/10 share of the land called Nagahd- Further particulars from Messrs. Anferasinghe & watta, situate at Udugampola in D a s iy a pattu of the Ranesinghe, Proctors and Notaries, Negomtuo, or— Alutkuru korale, in the District of Negombo, Western M. P. K ubeba, Provinoe, in extent 1 acre and 2 roods, with the buildings Negombo, December 10, 1918. Auctioneer. standing thereon. A t 10.15 a .m. Auction Sale of Properties at Mahahunupiflfya^himbirigas- 2. An undivided 1/10 share out of an undivided 7/32 katuwa, and Welihena, in the District n^Segova/bo. share of the land called Nagahawatta,-situate at Udugam­ NDER decree in case No. 12,912, EgtujL^jegDnibo, pola aforesaid, in extent 6 acres and 7 perches, with the U entered in favour of the plaintitf^suna PdnaLena buildings standing thereon. Meenachchisunderam Pulle of Negombo, • agpHfft the A t 10.30 a .m. defendants (1) Mihidukulasuriya Andradige ThoAia2 F er­ 3. An undivided 1/10 o f an undivided 7/32 share o f the nando and wife (2) Mahamuge Ana Costa, bolljiOT M aha- 'field called Gorakagahakumbura, situate at Udugampola hunupitiya, (3) Ana Runa Kana_Na: ilam C hetty, aforesaid, in extent 3 bushels a n d 2 pecks of paddy sow in g and (4) Ana Runa Kana Nana ;tty, by their ground, with the buildings standing thereon. attorney and agent Ana Runa Panjatchevem Pulle of Negombo, and by virtue issued to m e At 10.45 a .m, for the recovery of the amount stated, 1 shall sell 4. An undivided 1/10 o f an undivided 7/32 share of the the under-mentioned properties, mortgaged as a secondary field called Ambagahaknmbura, situate at Udugampola mortgage by bond No. 13,775, dated February 28>- 1917, aforesaid, in extent 3 bushels o f paddy sowing ground, with and attested by T. H. de Silva, Notary, subject to the the buildings standing thereon. .. primary mortgage affected by bond No. 2,250, dated At 11 A.M. November ll,.1915,andattestedbyM. D. A. S. Gunasekera, 5. An undivided 1/10 share of the land called Kahata- Notary, by public-auction, at the respective spots.bn -Tues­ gahawatta alias Pillewawatta, situate at Udugampola day, January 7,1919, to wit :•— aforesaid, in extent 1 acre and 2 roods, with the buildings A t 1.15 p .m . standing thereon. 1. A portion of the land of contiguous lots, to w it:— A t 11.15 a .m.- Bakmeegahawatta or Bambigahawatta and the western 6. An undivided 1/10 share of the land called Ratadel- portion of the land called Bakmeegahakumbura, situate a t gahawatta, situate at Udugampola aforesaid, in extent Mahahunupitiya, in Dunagaha pattu of the Alutkuru korale, about 1 acre and 2 roods, with the buildings standing thereon. in the District of Negombo, Western Province, in extent 1 acre and 27 perches, with the buildings standing thereon. A t 1 P.M. 7. An undivided i share of the land called Dewakkens- A t 1.45 p .m . berg, situate at Kandana aluts Nedurupitiya in Ragam 2. Aportion of the land called Dawatagahawatta, situate pattu of the Alutkuru korale, in the District of Colombo, at Thimbirigaskatuwa in Dunagaha pattu aforesaid, in Western Province, in extent 25 acres, with the buildings extent about 6 acres; of this land the undivided $ shares. standing thereon. A t 2.15 p .m . „ Further particulars from D. Jno. S. Goonewardene, Esq., 3. The portion of the cinnamon land called Etainba- Proctor, Negombo, or— gahawatta, situate at Thimbirigaskatuwa aforesaid, in M. P. K ureba, extent about 1 rood and 11 perches, with the buildings Negombo, December 10,1918. Auctioneer. standing thereon. P art I . — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D ec. 13,1918 2217

A t 2.45 p .m . At 10.45 a.m. 4. The land of several contiguous lpts, to'^wit:—the 3. All that land called Ehetugahawatta alias Bogaha- eastern £ share of Agalekelekeenagaljawatta, Keenagaha- watta, comprised of two contiguous portions, situate at kanatta, the portion of Keenagahsprfatta and Kaduragaha- Mohottimulla aforesaid, in extent 3 acres and 23 perches watta, situate at Welihena in JJhnagaha pattu Aforesaid, more or less. in extent 4 acres 1 rood and §9‘perches, with the buildings A t 11 A.M. standing thereon. ? Further particulars /from , Messrs. Amerasinghe & 4. All that allotment of land comprised of two con­ Ranesinghe, Proctors and Notaries, Negombo, or— tiguous portions called Ketakellagahawatukebella and Kohombagahawatta, situate at Mohottimulla aforesaid, in M. P. K^u b k r a , extent 2 acres and 3 roods more or less. •ombo. Auctioneer. Further particulars from Messrs. Amerasinghe & Ranesinghe, Proctors and Notaries, Negombo, or— Properties a^Gedigomuwa in the District of^ffegom bo. M. P.'KxJtoERA, )E R alse No. 12,556, D. C., Negombo, Negombo, December 10, 1918. Auctioneer. en 1 irpdtev/ur o f the plaintiff Rosaline de Croos of Nego; ■dionfistratrix of the estate of the late Salvador Auction Sale of Properties at Palliyapitiya In th^ Mirani' bdigomuwa, deceased, against the defendants District of Negombo. (1) Jlaipa. audalige Procariano Paris Karunaratne of Godigomu j a and (2) W. Simon Fernando of 2nd Division, N D ER decree in case No. 12,222, D. C., Negon Hunupitiyd, presently of Chilaw, and by virtue of the order U entered in favour of the plaintiff Seena NanodBAna/ issued’ to me for the recovery of the amount therein stated, Pana Suppramaniam Chetty, by his attorneVvSeena Netftyr^ I shall sell the under-mentioned properties, mortgaged by Kuna Pana Arumugam Chetty of NegombOagainsW^p^ bonds Nos. 651 and 1,083 dated Decem ber 14, 1906, and defendants (1) Sudasinmanchanayake AppuhajRjgJ^geK«»- December 2,1907, respectively, and attested by D. J. Pinto, chenona of Iriagolla, for herself and as legaMepresentative Notary, by public auction, at the respective spots, on of the estate of her deceased husband Imiyamudianselcge Thursday, January 9,1919, commencing at 4 P.M., to wit j-— Sinnappuhamy, and surety, (2) Sudasinmanchanayake 1. An undivided $ of a portion of the portion of the land Appuhamillage Sauseris Appuhamy of Palliyapitiya, arid called Mullayaya, situate at Godigomuwa, in Dunagaha by virtue of the order issued to me for the recovery of the pattu of the Alutkuru korale, in the District of Negombo, amount therein stated, I shall sell the under-mentioned Western Province, in extent about 250 coconut trees usually properties, mortgaged by bond No. 20,078, dated February plantable ground, or about 3 acres and 2 roods, as a primary 13, 1913, and attested by H. M. de Silva, Notary, by public mortgage. auction, at the respective spots, on Friday, January Iff, 2. An undivided 7/96 shares of the land called Dewale- 1919, commencing at 4 f.m., to w it:— - — watta, situate at Godigomuwa aforesaid, in extent about 1. Tl^p undivided extent of J acre towards the east of" 13 acres, as a primary mortgage. the undivided 48/56 share of the land called Delgabawatta? 3. An undivided 7/96 shares of the field called Halpan- situate at Paliyapitiya, in Dunagaha pattu of the Ahitkuiu kumbura, situate at Godigomuwa aforesaid, in extent about korale, in the District of Negombo, Western Province, in 6 bushels of paddy sowing ground, as a primary mortgage. extent about 3 acres, with the buildings and plantations.... 4. An undivided J share of a portion of the land called 2. The undivided extent of J acre towards the west of- Mullayaya, situate at Godigomuwa aforesaid, in extent the undivided 13/14 shares of the land called Kongahawatta-, about 250 coconut trees usually plantable, extent about situate at Palliyapitiya aforesaid, in extent about 8 acres, 3 acres and 2 roods, as a secondary mortgage. with all the buildings and plantations thereon. Further particulars from P. D. F. de Croos, Esq., Proctor, 3. The 1 parrah of paddy sowing extent of the undivided' Supreme Court, and Notary, Negombo, or— j- share of the field called Dematagahakumbura, situate-at Palliyapitiya aforesaid, in extent 5 pariahs of paddy sowing M. P. K u r k r a , ground, with all the buildings and plantations thereon. Negombo/^Deeember 10,, 191$/ Auctioneer. Further particulars from D. L. E. Amerasinghe, Esq;, Proctor, Supreme Court, and Notary, Negombo, or— / iSafi l H o p e lie s a l M etikotuw a a:anAKLMl ottim ulla pfttrict of Chilaw, M. P. K ursra, Negombo, December 10, 1918. Auctioneer. m. i ase No. 12,8Afifr’ D. C., Negombo, _ favohr of the U a irflaff Muna Runa Una fiSjfia jfurCtStfipa Chetty, b y his attorney Auction Sale of Valuable House Property. PanajHana Muna Buna Saminaden Pulle “I TNDER mortgage decree in D. C., Kandy, gainst IheVdefendants (1) Madurapperuma LJ No. 25,846, in favour of the plaintiff Don Harman Amnmamy of Metikotuwa, (2) Jayasekera Abeygoonesekera Karunaratna Dissanayake of Bqpbroli- mlfll&igb Minikhamy Etana and husband, (3) Mancha- kada, in Kandy, against the defendant Don Edwin nayake MjjdaEge Gandappuhamy, (4) ditto Albino Appu- Abeyagoonesekera Karunaratna Dissanayaka of TklSWin hamyv^ffjditto Erabino Appuhamy, and (6) Jayasekera- kada aforesaid, I shall sell by public auction at the BsBpebuve mmMuge Hendrick Appuhamy, all of Mohottimulla, and spot, at 3.30 p .m ., on Saturday, January I I , 1919, the by virtue of the order issued to me for the recovery of the following properties to w it:— amount therein stated, I shall sell the under-mentioned 1. The house and premises bearing assessment No. 156,,.' properties, mortgaged b y bond No. 1,732, dated August 3, situate at Trincomalee street, Kandy, in extent 2 chundus' 1916, and attested by D. L. E. Amerasinghe, Notary, by paddy sowing. public auction, at the respective spots, on Friday, January 2. The house and premises bearing assessment No. 364, 10, 1919, to w i t ?situate at Trincomalee street aforesaid, in extent about A t 10 A.M. 1 chundu paddy sowing. 1. The undivided \ share of all that divided $ share-of For further particulars apply to Messrs. Jonklaas & the land called Kadurugahawatta, situate at Metikotuwa, Wambeck, Proctors, Kandy, or to the undersigned. in Otara palata of Pitigal korale, in the District of Chilaw, North-Western Province, which said divided J share is ip No. 1, Colombo street, Kandy. A. E . D a v id , extent 2 acres more or less. ~ Auctioneer and Brol

A t 10.30 a .m . 2. The undivided £ share of the 25 bearing coconut trees Auction Sale. and of the soil about 3 seers of kurakkan sowing ground NDER primary mortgage decree in D. C., lying adjoining the eastern boundary of the land called U case No. 26,239, in favour of the plaintiff^ Kudalugahawatta, bearing No. W 130, situate at Mohotti- daikkan Sivasamy Kanakapulle of Talawakefe,_*g»m^j mulla in Otara palata aforesaid, in extent 1 acre and 26 defendant Daniel Joseph Perera of NawaJapitiJ®, perches more or less. sell by public auction, at the spot at 2 PJt, 221r P art I. — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Dec. 13,1918

January 11, 1919, the following properties, situate at 2. The northern £ share of 2 pelas paddy sowing extend Warakawa, in Pasbage korale in Udabulatgama, Kandy of Tunpanayawatta and its adjoining pillewa of 1 am unam D istrict:— paddy sowing extent, situate at Mawatagama. 3. Migahawatteyaya Kongahamulahena now a garden 1. Rambukgollapatana of 4 acres 1 rood and 10 perches, of about 4 lahas kurakkan sowing, situate at Mawatagama. exclusive of the footpath and reservation on either side of it 4. Four undivided 27th shares of Bulugollehena of a b ou t passing through the land. 3 lahas kurakkan sowing, situate at Mawatagama. 2. Nayameruhena of 3 acres 3 roods and 20 square 5. Four undivided 27th shares of Agalayayehena o f 2 perches. lahas kurakkan sowing, save and except therefrom the ro a d , For further particulars apply to Messrs. Van Langenberg situate at Mawatagama. & Swan, Proctors and Notaries, Gampola, or to m e : 6. One undivided 27th shares of Korossa Welgalehena A. R. WlCKREMESAXERB, of about 2 pelas paddy sowing, situate at Mawatagama. Malabar street, Kandy. Auctioneer. 7. An undivided £ 'share of Tunpanaya Welapitiya- kumbura of about 15 lahas? paddy sowing extent, situate a t / Auction Sale. Mawatagama. / • . -v In the District Court of Kurunegala. A 8. One undivided 27th shares of Korosa WelgSr&hmia o f 1 amunam paddy sowing extent, situate at Mawatagama. ana Nana Meyappa Chetty, by attorney Siq'p. 9. An undivided 27th shares of Korossa Welgalehena , Runa Palani Appa Chetty of Kurunegala A of about 1 tixnba kurakkan sowing, situate at M awatagama. vs. . y j , 10. Galgodahena of about 1 timba kurakkan sowing i' Herat Mudianselage Punchirala, KorWa extent, situate at Mawatagama. adegedera, (2) Adaswei Mudianselage Ranhamy, 11. An undivided £ share of Bulugollehena of 4 lahas -Vidane of -Radaliyagoda, both in Angomu kurakkan sowing extent, situate at Mawatagama...... Defendants. 12. Agalayayehena of about 1 laha kurakkan sowing, situate at Mawatagama; all theses lands now forming one I virtue of the decree entered in the above case and property called and known as Bulugahamulawatta of Lena th&J'order issued therein, I shall put up for sale by Ana fully planted and bearing, containing in extent 25 acres blic 'auction at the premises on Saturday, January 18, 3 roods and 3 perches as per survey plan made by Mr. II /lQlQ, commencing at 1 r.M., the following property specially Auwardt, Licensed Surveyor, dated April 5, 1915, situate a t bound and executable for recovery of the sum of Rs. 1,108, Mawatagama in Weudawili hatpattu. with further interest on Rs. 600 at 25 cents per Rs. 10 per mensem from April 23, 1918, till decree, and thereafter On Saturday, January 4, 1919, at 4.30 p.m. with legal interest and costs. These lands will be sold 1. The pillewa appertaining to Wanwela Dawake according to the order in which they appear in the decree Pulhiriyakumbura of 2£ seers kurakkan sowing, situate at separately. Dawaka. 2. Palle Maliyaddakumbura of 5 pelas paddy sowing, (1) An undivided £ share of Petigewattehena, now a situate at Naramoluwa. garden, of about 2 kurunies kurakkan sowing^xtent, and 3. An undivided £ share of Narammoluwela Maliadda of all the plantations, houses, &c., standing thereon, situate of 1 amunam paddy sowing, at Talagspiti^a; all three at Pahala Kanogama, in Angomu korale; and bounded forming one property, containing 7 pelas pdddy, situate at east and west by stone hill, south by village limit Kande- Narammoluwa in Hewawisse korale in t}je said hatpattu. gedera, and north the limit of the chena of Wannihamy. For further particulars, please apply to Messrs V. I. V . (2) An undivided J share of Bulugahamulawatta, of Gomis and P. Tambiraja, Proctors, Kurunegala, or to me : 3 lahas kurakan in extent, and of the plantations standing thereon, situate at Kurundewala, in Angomu korale; B . AMtrsnjGAMA. bounded east and south by Gansabhawa road, west by November 29, 1918. \S Auctioneer. fence of the garden of Dingiri Appo, and north by field. A u ction Sale, / j \ /■ (3) Dangahakumbura of 6 pelas paddy sowing in extent, situate at Kandegedera aforesaid; and bounded east by In the District Court of Hurwiegafi.l ' the limitary ridge of - the field belonging to Manelhamy Suna Pana Ana Veyna Annamalay ChdtqWQf ^qnm e- Korala and othejsi south by stream, west by cart road, gala, the administrator of the estate oBfne lat^K P. north by A. V. Natchiappa Chetty of Kurunegala .. ./^.Plaintiff. (4) Wewag£wawatta of about 4 seers kurakkan in extent, NoCb,2®8. Vs. ' j / and everything thereon, situate at Radaliyagoda; and bound^neast by fence of the garden of Ausadahamy and (1) Kanduwala Vidanelage Petanhamv. t9TKe|MMawfta , south by tank, west by roda of the field of Appu- Yapahamilla^J Dingiri Menika,yfioth o w 'ls e d i- _• Arachchi, and north b y cart road. ^For further particulars please apply to Messrs. C. P. & T T N D E R and by virtue of thg^nortgi^e • decree entered 3. H. Markus, Proctors, Kurunegala, or to— U in the above case in favour/q#’ the plaintiff a b o v e D. M. P erera, named against the defendants, and Tn6 order to sell issued December 3, 1918. Auctioneer. to me, I shall sell by public m q ^Idii the following lands, a t their respective spots, on ftfoqjaay, January 6, 1919, com ­ Auction Sale. mencing at 10 A.M. s—% — Ir/tl6 District Court of Kurunegala. 1. An undivided £ Ifaarp of Pulunduwagewatta of about '.jEt/MuttU Ramen Chetty by attorney S. P. K. 4 seers kurakkan sowing extent, with everything thereon. bchiappa Chetty of Kurunegala...... Plaintiff. 2. An undivided £ share of Kanatiyehena, now a garden of 1 chundu kurakkan sowing and its adjoinipgKanaiiye- To. 6,900. Vs. hena towards the west .thereof of 1 chundu kurakkah sowing Thuna Kawanna Ana Seho Mohammado Marik- extent, with everything thereon, both situate at Meewewa kayarof Kurunegala, the executor of the last will and Bemmullegedera, in Dambadeni Udukaha korale west. ■ testament of the estate of the late Lena Ana Ahama- 3. An undivided £ share of Diulgahamulawatta of do ,Meera Karikkayar, (2) Francis Fernando of about 6 seers kurakkan sowing extent or 2 roods and 22 Kurunegala, presently of S. P. Mel & Co., Colom­ perches in extent, with everything thereon. b o.,...... Defepdant. 4. An undivided £ share of Agalewatta alias Bulagaha- T T N D E R and by virtue of the mortgage decree entered watta of 8 lahas kurakkan or 2 acres 1 rood and 15 perches U in the above case in favour of the plaintiff above- in extent, with everything thereon. --- . named against the 1st defendant and the order to sell 5. An undivided £ share of Lindagawakumbura of 2 issued to me, I shall sell by public auction the following pelas paddy sowing or 3 roods and 25 perches in .extent, lands at their respective spots :— with everything thereon. 6. An undivided £ share of Hendunnekkekumburer of Op Saturday, December 21, 1918, at 4.30 p.m. about 2 pelas paddy sowing or 1 acre 1 rood and 36 perelies 1. Elayayehena of about 3 lahas kurakkan sewing,in extent, with everything thereon; all situate at Game- situate at Mawatagama. ' goda, in Dambadeni Udukaha korale west. pAKr I. — GEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — Duo. 13,1918 22lft

On the same day commencing at 1.30 p.m. St. James’s Church, ChOaw. " J w / 7. An undivided £ share o f Kongahamulawatta o f about "VT OTICE is hereby given that a of the ooflgrev' 6 seers kurakkan sowing extent, with everything thereon. _LN gation o f the above church will be held on Sunday 8. An undivided £ share o f Welepillewa o f 2 seers evening, December 22, 1918, a t 6 p.m., for the electiono: kurakkan sowing extent, with everything thereon. . Trustees of the said church for the year 1919, under the 9. An undivided £ share of Egodapillewa of about 2 provisions of Ordinance No. 12 of 1846. seers kurakkan sowing extent, with everything therepn; S. K. Ponniah all situate at Puwakgahakotuwa, in Dambadeni Udukaha Chilaw, December 5, 1918. • Incumbent, korale west. ______. 10. The land called Polgahamulakumbura o f ' 8 lahas St. John Baptist Church, Kegalla. paddy sowing epctent witb everything thereon. a MEETING of the seat-holders of St. John B a J S T / , V ° f. the e? 1itlgU° US hlg aa Church, Kegalla, will be held on Sunday, D e c e jS U / low lands calledJfahata^hakumbura of 3 amunams paddy 22 m 8 at 6.3(f P.M. (after Evensong), to elect th Z sowing extent Kudayagewatta of 1 seer kurakkan Truatees for the year 1919, as provided for in section lO of sowing extent. with everything thereon Ordinance No. 12 of 1846. 12. The portion of land towards south which has been _ _ _ filled up and planted in extent of about 1 seer kurakkan Kegalla, AJlian Ondaa JE, r sowing extent, with everything thereon, from and out of December 6, 1918.______Hon. Secretary of Trusteeg.

oxTeniyekUmbUPa *°f 2 ^ and 6 lahas paddy SOWing “ Application for Enrolment as an Advocate. / J 13. An undivided £ share of the contiguous high and low IX weeks hence, I, Victor Emmanuel Raj^kj^fc ' j f lends called Toranekumbura and Siyambalagaskotuwa- Barrister-at-law, Lincoln’s Inn, of “ EmiMmael kumbura, both of 1 amunam paddy sowing extent, and Lodge,” Jaffna, presently of “ Donington,” Ward«place, \s Toranewatta of 6 lahas kurakkan sowing extent, with Colombo, hereby give notice that I shall apply to the H o a / everything therfijon. the Chief Justice and to the other Justices of the)Smireps& 14. An undivided £ share of Agarewatta of about 1* Court of the Island of Ceylon to be admitted agfaprM ^d O ^ nelie kurakkan sowing, with everything thereon. an Advocate of the said Court. 15. An undivided J share of Agarewatta o f about 1 seer “ Donington,” V ictor E. R ajakarier. kurakkan sowing extent, with everything thereon. Ward place, December 10, 1918. S~\ s s 16. An undivided J share of Toranewatta of about 1 ■— ■ ------— I'J ' 'kji'' timba kurakkan sowing extent; all situate at Bedigomuwa, Application for Enrolment as a in Dambadeni Udukaha korale west. -p HELEMBAGE DON ----- _ J_« Agalawatta in Ma#apattuwa,l5iPasduimkjjBaWeast, On Tuesday, January 7, 1919, at 1.30 p.m, in {he District of Kalutara, do hersijy givejMrafie, in terms 17. An undivided | share of Medawatta of 4 kurunies of rule (2) of the Schedule L B to the OrdiirSmwNo. 1 of 1907, kurakkan sowing extent, with everything thereon, situate that I shall, three months hence, ajiply to the Registrar- at Kebellawita. General to be admitted and enrolled a Notary Public to , . „ „ , „ practise in the Sinhalese language in the District of Gaffe. For further particulars, please apply to E, Joseph, Esq., . . „ .... „ A Proctor, Kurunegala, or to me- Agalawatta, N ovem ber 11, 1918. a H.

T. B. A mtjkogama, Application for Enrolment J y , y Auctioneer. T GANGODEVILA APPUHAM|££A0®»

December 10, 1918. M. J. B urrows. Application for Enrolment aaSot^I^rM cT^^'------* _ , . , , T DO N JAMES JAYAWAlQpis£l5A| o£--G&nipaha [ All Saints Church, Hulftsdorp. _Ly. Medagama, in Ragam patt^pfAlutkufCkorale south, jJ^pJEjETING of the seat-holders of All Saints’ Church, do hereby give notice, in terms of section 8 of Ordinance JSJL' Hultsdorp, Colombo, will be held in the vestry of the No. 1 of 1907, that I shall, three months hence, apply to church on Sunday, the 29th instant, at 5.30 p .m. , in accord- the Registrar-General to be admitted and enrolled as a ance with the Ordinance No. 12 of 1846, for the purpose of Notary Public to practise in the Sinhalese language in thy electing three Trustees for the year 1919. District of Kurunegala. X~~\ .

__ _ / H. B. G oonatilaka, Gampalip-, Modagama, November Hulftsdorp, December 11, 1918. Incumbent. ------1— ;----:—“ ---- :------fV W \P ■—- ______X------Apphcationfor Enrolmen'Ml?a^N«t«(fy P u b lij^ -^ m , , JX. John’s Church, Kalutara. T DON ALBERT WIJEfflJNDARA^«^gama, in % * of the members of the above church will Udugaha pattu of Hewagam koralCLao hereby give in the Vestry on Sunday, December 22,1918, notice, in terms of rule (2) of the Sohedule I. B to the a t{j}/1 5^Km ., for the purpose of electing three Trustees for Ordinance No. 1 of 1907, that I shall, three months henoe, 1919, as required by Ordinance. apply to the Registrar-General to be admitted and enrolled- .«/ a Notary Public to practise in the Sinhalese language in theJU V J. S. H. E drisutghe, District of Colombo. s~ \ i * f i r ' __ ^ December 4, 1918. ^ Incumbent. D y ^ . J , . Christ Church, Tangalla. Apphcation for E m o l m e n ^ a ^ r f i k i ^ given that, in pursuance of the 10th T D 9^rji S s i / f dlause^fOrdinance No. 12 of 1846, a meeting of the ^ 5 NA, o Meddegaffi^ m ^ngsboda pattu of coi^fegatipfiof Christ Church, Tangalla, will be held in SiyanekoraJedohereby give^Stice, rfterms ofrule(2)of the ohmchvestry on Sunday, December 22, 1918, at 6 p.m., L - ^ th° 0rdu?an.C9 ® ° - J of m 7 ‘J b a b _ J , for the purpose of electmg Trustees for the ensuing year. to be admitted and enroDed a Notary PubKcto practise io J. A. K alpage the Sinhalese language in the District of Colombo. Tangalla, November 26, 1918. Vicar. Hanwella, December 1,1918. D. D. S. Swam**33**'' , \ Pabt l — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — D eo. 13, 1918

y ' Application for Enrolment as a Notary Public. my intention to apply, throe months hence, to the Regiftrar- S / | KDRUGAMAGe JOHN ROMNALD PERERA, of General to be admitted and enrolled as a Notary Public JT J -5 Kehelbaddara, in Dasiya pattu of Alutkuru korale, to practise in the SinhalesS language in the District of r in the Negombo District, do hereby give notice, in terms of Ratnapura. _ _ section 8 of Ordinance No. 1 of 1907, that I shall, „ . , , , „ W. D assanayake. three months hence, apply to the Registrar-General to be Heiyantuduwa, December o. 1948. 1 .

A V • T DON ALBERT DIAS V^ASU Rf#< lor No? 13, | ^Reftelbacidara, D momber 1,1918. K. J. R. Perera. _|_j Regent street, ColombowwAdmreby gij»^s4i)tied, in s ') ■ \ pCr------7~r;------——— ------— ------;— ------terms of Schedule I. B of sectfpnAmf Ordinance N o( 1 of >Lpplication for Enrolment as a Notary Public. 1907, of my intention to apply, three mojpms henQfto the '} T . 'GANGODEVILA APPUHAMILLAGE CORNELIS Registrar-General to be admitted and^olletftoS a Notajy-^ J k , P E R E R A , o f Malwana, in the Gangaboda pattu of Public to practise in the SinhalesqfflfeuaApCi the Disjunct ASiyane korale, do herebygive notice, in terms of rule (2) of °f Badulla. y J r j r J r . . X / the Schedule I. B to/Sae Ordinance No. 1 o f 1907, that J ~ . , „ , 7 /7 7 / shall, three mop^hence, apply to the Registrar-General Colombo, December 5, 1918. ■ / to enrolled a Notary Public to practise in Application for Enrolment a/allotary Pjublfc. L the SuuKHesodanguage in the District of Tnncomalee. __ T __7 __ f F . h . 6 6 y JALIGODAGE WILLIAM /PE/ER, o f Hai*eHa, in / J ^ ^-sjtfecenjlror 3, 1918. G. A. C. P erera. _L j the Meda pattu of qpne^eb^give CJ\ r-- '— X — ~ ,— -----:------:------—— notice, in terms of rule (2) of the SoHeafftrl. B. to JfeeOnii- * 7 ^ _/ Application for Enrolment as a Notary Public. nance No. x of 1907( that I shall, t h ^ m o n t h s ^ e , l ^ l y * j j f DON SOLOMAN KARIAPPERUMA, of Mabima, in to the Registrar-General to be admitted^idnd etKpnled a Adikari pattu of Siyane korale, do hereby give notice, Notary Public to practise in the Sinhalese tannage in tbo. / in terms of rule (2) of the Schedule I. B to the Ordinance District of Tnncomalee. V—ll^V -'X / No. I o f 1907, that I shall, three months hence, apply to the ___. „ , 0 1nlo / I f f w t> „ ,X ' Registrar-General to be admitted and enrolled a Notary PpCPTnW 12. 1918.______[JO X W. Pjgfen. Public to practisejn the Sinhalese language in the District Application for Enrolment a&jhNotary Public: of Ratnapura./ x y MUTDGALA ARACHCHIGE »ON J ^ A n I s , of Decembei^rf 1918y/ D. S. K ariapperttma JL , Kannimahara, in Gangaboaa pattu o f fSygiM 'Sorale, 1— j------j £ ------— ■ do hereby give notice, in terms \f a«;iion ,8 p f QMkf&nce 7 I J jlA for Enrolment's a Notary Public. No. 1 of 1907, that I shall, three moinrSyponce^ap^ly to the I L o /DON lifONIS PATIRANA WANIGASEKARA, Registmr-General to be admitte^Wd tm oW as £&dta.Ty \ ’ _L / ppqgently of Hanwella, do hereby give notice, in ® *° Poetise m Sinhalese language intge District,^ - ujtm s of rHe (2) of the Schedule I. B. to the Ordinance No. 1 °* Ratnapura. ^ y ymiF 1&KU that I shall, three months hence, apply to the Kannimahara, Decemher 7, 19187Aj/^ 'M . Juwrf&its. s Rfigisyfar-General to be admitted and enrolled a Notary ------(JM------y O JfvBblva to practise in the Sinhalese language in the District Application for Enrolment aj'Xnotary Public/ ofTrinoomalee. . -p r a JAPAKSHAPATHIRANNEHEL a W -/h D O N P December 1Q/TWV D. D. P. W anigasekara. f - 9 , JOHANAS, of Henegamal in/fedaT pU h XP&iyane ______x s „ korale, do hereby give notice, m^fc^ggnsl oS/stepern 8 -of "ft Anplfcatiqjr^fOT Enrolment as a Notary Public. Ordmance No. 1 of 1907, t h a t l f d ^ J ^ r f e mjeRhs Aehce, k _JL -r AT^TT. i tt • aPply to the Registrar-General to jte ftd m itt^ anB^farolled I HEMtRTryVILLlAM DASSANAYAKE, of Heiyan- ag a jf0tary Public to practise in the S#hhaH9i8 language \ h * m Adikari pattuwa of Siyane korale, m the in the Diatrict of Mannar. X IBastriGb^of Colombo, do hereby give notice, in terms of * j d f

r SPECIFICATIONS UNDER « THE IRRIGATION ORDINANCE.”

■ SPECIFICATION.—Irrigation Works, Northern Province. UPPLEMENTARY specification showing all lands found to be capable of irrigation by Perlya Olnkkulam, in addition to the specification which appeared in Government Gazette No. 6,840 of December 10, 1916, the names of proprietors, and the contributionsS payable in respect of each land. Lands paying a rate which is subject to revision at any time, the present rate being Re. 1 per acre per annum. Preliminary plan 1,753. Date of Sale : December 21, 1909. No. A Data al CoL Secy.’* Letter •

N°- E S I • Bxtont S ' , e t S l . otExemptaon A. a. r. Be. c. Rs. c. Be. e. a. b. p. Be. e. granted. Be. e. 47.. 31 ..Velkele . . KindaGamaralagoMurugate5 2 38. .124 0..124 0 ..5 74.. — .. — .. — ■ i 5 74 48.. 48 . . Horowwelakele Appurale Vederaloge Vanni- *\f hami, Vel-Vidane ..2 2 15.. 55 0 ..5 5 0 ..2 59.. — .. — .. — .. 3 59

8 1 13 8 33 8 33 Amended Summary. a. r. P. Be. e. (1) Private land ...... 115 1 2 Paying Re. 1 per acre per annum in perpetuity 115 26 (2) Do. •. .. .. ’ 35 1 34 Paying Re. 1 per acre per annum, subjeot to revision at any time .. .. 35 47 Total private land paying rates .. 150 2 36 160 73 Total Crown land .. .. 162 3 19 —— _

Mullaittivu Kaehcheri, 313 2 15 E. F. November 12,1918. ------Assistant Government Agent.

H. O. OOTTBE, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, COLOMBO, CEYLON.