THE
CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
No. 8,283— FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1937.
Published by Authority.
PART I.—GENERAL.
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PAGE PAGE Proclamations by the Governor Local Government Notices 570 Appointments by tbe Governor 556 Road Committee. Notices.. • • • • 571 Appointments, &o., of Registrars .. .. — Trade Mark Notifications.. • • • • 575 Government Notifications .. . 557 Patents Notifications • • • • — Revenue and Expenditure Returns.. .. — “Excise Ordinance ” Notices • • ■ • — Currenoy Commissioners’ Notices .. .. — Sales of Unclaimed and Unserviceable Articles, &c. 577 Notices calling for Tenders 564 Notices to Mariners • • . — Unofficial Announcements 565 Sales of Toll and Other Rents __ Miscellaneous Departmental Notices 566 Meteorological Returns .. • • , . — Municipal Council Notices .. 570 Books registered under Ordinance No. 1 of 1885 .. —
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APPOINTMENTS, &o., BY THE J 2/36 GOVERNOR. Mr. L. V. B. de Jaoolyn to be an Additional District Judge, Avissawella, to try D. C., Avissawella, case N o. 211 o f 1937. No. 2,222 on April 28, 1937. C 2 J 35/36 IT is notified for general information that His M r. M . H . Jayatilaka to act as Commissioner of E xcellency the Governor has been pleased, in Requests and Police Magistrate, Panadure, and Addi terms of Article 35 (3) of the Ceylon (State Council) tional District Judge, Colombo and Kalutara, during Order in Council, 1931, to appoint Mr. Charles the absence of Mr. Mervyn J osefh, on June 2, 1937. B at u wantudawe to act in the place of the Minister for Home Affairs with effect from April 15, 1937, until J 15/36 S ir D . B. Jayatilaka shall resume the exercise of the functions of that office. M r. E . C . R atnatke to act as Commissioner of Requests and Police Magistrate, Gampaha, and Addi B y His Excellency’s command, tional District Judge, Negombo, and Additional Police E . R . Sudbury, Magistrate, Colombo and Negombo, during the absence Governor’s Office, Secretary to the Governor. of Mr. K . D. de Silva, on April 19 and 28, 1937. Colombo, A pril 15, 1937. J 23/36 M r. S . M . D o t e to be, in addition to his other duties, N o . 212 o f 1937. an Additional Commissioner of Requests, Kandy, on H IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to April 12,1937, to enable judgment to be delivered in make the following appointments:— C. R ., Kandy, case No. 20,029. H 500/37 J 26/36 M r. J. M . P erera, Chief Clerk, Office of the Secretary M r. Frank Markus to act as Commissioner of to the Minister for Home Affairs, to act, in addition to Requests, Police Magistrate, and Additional District his own duties, as Additional Secretary to the Minister Judge, Kurunegala, during the absence of Mr. N. S in n e - for Home Affairs from April 16 to 30, i937. tamby, J 79/36 on April 14, 19, and 20, 1937. J 39/36 Mr. R. S. V. P ouleer to act as Government Agent, Province of Sabaragffonuwa ; Fiscal for the Province of M r. L . G . Poulier to be an Additional Police Sabaragamuwa ;^AdditionalT/)istrict Judge, Ratnapura ; Magistrate, Tangalla, on April 15, 1937, to hear P. C., Local Authority under the XJfetroleum Ordinance for the Tangalla, case No. 3,283. Province of S^hS?agamuwa ; and Member of the Board J 37/36 of Health fbi/ the Province of Sabaragamuwa, from M r. W . A . Muttucumaru to be Additional Police A pril 10, 1(137, unfil further orders. Magistrate, Puttalam, on April 20 and 21, 1937, to try At / J 73/35 ■ P. C., Puttalam, cases Nos. 23,070 and 23,071. Mr. J. T. P arajvianathan , Chief Clerk, Nuwara Eliya F 64/36 Kachcheri, to be-, in ^addition to his own duties, Extra M r. D . Jansze to act as Crown Counsel for the Island Office Assistant, Nuwara/Eliya Kachcheri, on April 19 from March 24, 1937, until further orders. and 20, 1937. ' J ' A \ ■ : \ ' J 69/37 F 64/36 M r. S . P. A merasinghe, Assistant Government Agent, M r. S . Allbs to act as Crown Counsel for the Island Colombo, under section 1 of Ordinance No. 22 of 1889, from April 1, 1937, until further orders. to examine the accounts Af the Village Committee of the Kotte-Galkissa subdivision./ B y His Excellency’s command, v I 160/37 Legal Secretary’s Office, J. C . H oward, M r. R . Schokman, Inspector, Valuation Department) Colombo, April 14, 1937. Legal Secretary. General Treasury, to act as Government Valuer with effect from A pril 14, 1937/ during the absence on leave N o. 215 of 1937. of Mr. J. G. Mokley. G 4/36 1 297/37 In pursuance of the powers delegated to me by M r. E . P . Perera, Jailer, to act, in addition to his own H is Excellency the Governor in that behalf, Mr. duties, as Superintendent io i Prison, Mahara, with N . Cyril Cooray has— effect from A pril 15, 1937, (Mrirring the absence on leave of (i.) been appointed, under section 120 of the Criminal M r. C . P . Brohier. Procedure Code, 1898, to be an Inquirer for the B y His Excellency’s command, Colomho Mudaliyar’s division of the Salpiti Chief Secretary’s Office, M. M. W eddekbtjkn, korale, Colombo D istrict, with effect from April Colombo, April 14, 1937. Chief Secretary. 5, 1937 ; and (ii.) heen granted authority under section 365 (l) of that Code, to order post-mortem examination No. 213 of 1937. 958/16 (CB) when necessary. E xcellency the Governor H IS has been pleased Legal Secretary’s Office, J. C . H oward, to make the following appointment with effect from Colombo, April 5, 1937. Legal Secretary. June 27, 1932 :— M r. T . Carthigaser, Clerk, Forest Department, in No. 216 of 1937. ClgjSS II. of the General Clerical Service, to be Office G 40/36 Assistant and Accountant, Forest Department,- in Class IV . of the Scheme for Accountants and Audit IN pursuance of the powers delegated to me by H is O fficers. Excellency the Governor in that behalf, Mr. Heras By His Excellency’s command, WlJESUNDERA has— . General Treasury, C. H . Collins, (1) been appointed, under section 120 of the Crim inal Colombo, April 12, 1937. Acting Financial Secretary. Procedure Code, 1898, to act as an Inquirer for Udugaha and Meda pattus of Hewagam No. 214 of 1937. korale, with effect from April 6, 1937, until further orders, vice Mr. J. P. W eltwita H IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased resigned ; and to make the following appointments :— (2) been granted authority under section 365 (1) of J 1/36 tha-t Code, to order post-mortem examination M r. V . R amaswamy to act as District Judge, Com when necessary. missioner of Requests, and Police Magistrate, Anuradha- pura, during the absence of .Mr- S. S. J. Goonesekera, Legal Secretary’s Office, J. C. Howard, from April 18 to 20, 1937. Colombo, April 6/1937. • Legal Secretary. Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — April 16, 1937 557
No. 217 of 1937. No. 223 o f 1937. G 36/36 IN pursuance of the powers delegated to me by His HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased Excellency the Governor in that behalf, to appoint Mr. Mahamarakkalage Cyril Christopher Mr. R. B. Meddagama has— Stembo to be a Notary Public throughout the judicial division of Panadure, and to practise as such in the (1) been appointed under section 120 of the Criminal English language. Procedure Code, 1898, to he an Inquirer for Meda pattu of Atakalan korale in the Ratnapura R. Sri Pathmanathan, District, while holding the office of Korala of Acting Minister for Labour, Industry and Commerce. the said pattu, with effect from April 6, 1937, Colombo, April 10, 1937. vice Mr. G. A. P. Ematiyagoda, retired ; and (2) been granted authority under section 365 (1) of that Code, to order post-mortem examination when necessary. No. 224 o f 1937.
HIS E xcellency the Governor has been pleased Legal Secretary’s Office, J. C. H oward, to appoint Mr. Mohamed Alt Marikar Mohamed Colombo, April 13, 1937. Legal Secretary. Sultan to be a Notary'Public throughout the judicial division of Jaffna, and to practise as such in the English language. , No. 218 of 1937. R. Sri Pathmanathan, I 676 Acting Minister for Labour, Industry and Commerce. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased, Colombo, April 10, 1937. under the proviso to section 23 of Ordinance No. 10 of 1861, to appoint Mr. M. I. Abdul R asool to be an additional member of the District Road Committee, Trincomalee, for the years 1937, 1938, and 1939. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS.
S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, ^ , G 49/37 Minister for Local, Administration. APPLICATIONS form General 187 (E 2) from Colombo, April 14, 1937. officers in Cla.ss T of the Clerical Service for transfer to the post oPChiiff Interpreter, Jaffna Kachcheri, w ill be considered" if forwarded through ' the Head of the No. 219 of 1937. applicant’s Department and received in the Secretariat I 38/7.4.37 on or before A pril 27*41)37. HIS -Excellency the Governor has been pleased, r] ( By His Excellency’s command, under section 5 (1) (b) of Ordinance No. 18 of 1892, to nominate Dr. R. W. C. T hamblah, Medical Officer of Chief Secretary’s Office, M. M. W eddekburn, Health, North-Western Province, to be a member of the Colombo, April 12, 1937. Chief Secretary. Sanitary Board, Kurunegala District, in place of Dr. W. L. P. D assanayake, with effect from April 1, 1937. I ssue of Coronation Stamps. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, Minister for Local Administration. IT is hereby notified for general information that, in connection with the forthcoming celebrations in Colombo, April 7, 1937. connection with His Majesty’s Coronation, the King has been pleased to approve the issue of special postage stamps for use in Ceylon. The series will comprise denominations of 6 cents, No. 220 of 1937. 9 cents, and 20 cents, which will be on sale from May 12, HIS E xcellency the Governor has been pleased 1937, to December 31,' 1937. During this, period the to appoint Mr. Sheikh Alaudeen Seyed H amid to be a sale of the corresponding denominations in the Notary Public throughout the judicial division of permanent series of stamps will be discontinued . Colombo, and to practise as such in the English language. By His Excellency’s command, R. Sri Pathmanathan, C. H. Collins, Acting Minister for Labour, Industry and Commerce. Colombo, April 15, 1937. Acting Financial Secretary. Colombo, April 10, 1937.
D. s . 283) PN 137 No. 221 of 1937. IN terms of section 24 of the Minutes on Pensions dated February 5, 1934, it is hereby notified that the HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased under-mentioned officer, seconded for service, will be to appoint Mr. Edward R eginald de Silva to be a allowed to count the period of his temporary em ploy Notary Public throughout the judicial division of ment for pension purposes :— Colombo, and to practise as such in the English language. Name : Mr. S. P. Wickramasinha. R. Sri Pathmanathan, Pensionable Appointm ent: Officer in Class II., Ceylon Acting Minister for Labour, Industry and Commerce. Civil Service. £ Seconded Service : Deputy Rub*ber Controller. Colombo, April 10, 1937. By His Excellency’s command, General Treasury, C. H. Collins, No. 222 o f 1937. Colombo, April 7, 1937. Acting Financial Secretary.
HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr. Sinniah Sellathurai to be a Notary Public throughout the judicial division of Nuwara L. D.— B 29/37 613/1 (SB) Eliya-Hatton, and to practise as such in the English T he Stamp Ordinance, 1909. language. IT is hereby notified for general information that by R. Sri Pathmanathan, virtue of the powers in him vested by section 10 (2) of Acting Minister for Labour, Industry and Commerce. the Stamp Ordinance, 1909, the Governor has directed Colombo, April 10, 1937. that any person, required by that section to mark any 558 P art I . (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — April 16, 1937 adhesive stamp coming before him for the first time in 4. The Supervising Officer shall have power on the line the ordinary course o f business, may do so by marking of march to-and from Kataragama and at Kataragama- it with a metal hand stamp and special obliterating ink («) To appoint particular places to be exclusively used procurable from the Colonial Storekeeper. by the pilgrims for washing and bathing, for drawing water for drinking and for natural By His Excellency’s command, offices ; (6) To appoint places for the occupation of each class The Secretariat, C. H. Collins, of pilgrims; Colombo, April 12, 1937. Acting Financial Secretary. (c) To prescribe routes for the journey of any body of pilgrims ; (d) To regulate the distribution o f all food given to The E xcise Ordinance, N o. 8 of 1912. pilgrims ; (e) To fix separate places o f abode for pilgrims who fall HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased under ill, to prohibit communication with them and to section 7, sub-section (c), of the Excise Ordinance, No. 8 detain them if unfit to travel. of 1912, to appoint Mr. V. H. Stent, Taldua estate, Avissawella, vice Mr. D. C. Waterfield, as Unofficial Any person disobeying any lawful order given for any Excise Officer to perform throughout the Island the of these purposes by the Supervising Officer shall be guilty of an offence. acts and duties mentioned in sections 32, 34, and 45 (ft) 5. For the purpose o f these rules caffip shall mean— of the said Ordinance. (o) the area within half a mile o f the Maha Dewala at I). B. Jayatilaka, Kataragama in every direction. Minister for Home Affairs. (6) the area Within a quarter o f a mile of the Pillayar The Ministry of Home Affairs, Kovil at Sella Kataragama in every direction. Colombo, April 7, 1937. 6. Any Police Officer or any Sanitary' Inspector is empowered and required to seize and destroy all food T h e B uddhist T emporalities Ordinance, 1931. condemned as unwholesome on the march or in the camp, IT is hereby notified for general information' that by the Supervising Officer or by the Medical Officer, or in their absence, by the chief officer o f Police ; and any person His Excellency the Governor has been pleased, under resisting or obstructing such Police Officer or Sanitary the provisions of section 6 (1) of the Buddhist Tempo Inspector in the discharge o f this or o f any other duty ralities Ordinance, 1931, to appoint Barnes Ratwatte prescribed by these rules shall be guilty o f an offence. Dissawa, J.P., U.P.M., to be a member of the Advisory 7. Any person bringing any cattle or cart-bulls within Board referred to in section 5 of the said Ordinance, for one quarter of a mile of the camp without a permit from a period if five years from the date hereof. the Supervising Officer or any person authorized by him to issue such permits shall be guilty o f an offence. D. B. Jayatilaka, 8. The issue o f such permits shall be subject to com Colombo, April 9, 1937. Minister for Home AfEairs. pliance by the permit-holder with such conditions as may be imposed by the Supervising Officer for the purpose of enforcing sanitation, maintaining the health of the camp, Jj. D.—B 7/36 A 107/37 and regulating traffic. The H olidays Ordinance, No. 1 of 1928. 9. (1) (ft) Any person exposing commodities of any description for sale in camp in any other place than that B Y Virtue of the powers in him vested by section 7 of assigned for the purpose by the Supervising Officer shall the Holidays Ordinance, No. 1 of 1928, His Excellency be guilty of an offence. the Governor has been pleased to appoint Tuesday, (6) Any person selling food condemned as unwholesome May 25,1937, the day following the full moon day of the by the Supervising Officer or by the Medical Officer, or Sinhalese month Wesak, to be a bank holiday in addition in their absence, by the chief officer of Police shall be guilty to the days specified in the First Schedule to that o f an offence. Ordinance. (2) (a) All eating-houses and tea and coffee boutiques D. B. Jayatilaka, shall be kept clean and sanitary to the satisfaction of the Minister for Home AfEairs. Supervising Officer. (6) All cakes, sweetmeats, and other cooked food exposed Ministry of Home Affairs, for sale shall be kept in properly constructed fly-proof Colombo, April 10, 1937. glass cases. (c) No waste tea, coffee, or milk or remnants o f food, cooking waste or refuse shall be thrown on the ground, The Ordinance relating to Pilgrimages, but shall be collected in the receptacle hereinafter prescribed No. 13 oe 1896. and be kept at all times ready for removal by the sanitary REGULATIONS made by the Governor by virtue authorities. of the powers vested in him by section 1 of Ordinance (d) Every building, structure, or premises used as ft No. 13 of 1896, entitled “ An Ordinance relating to place o f trade or business shall be provided with a metal .Pilgrimages ” and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State or wooden dust bin not less than 41- cubic feet in capacity Council) Order in Council, 1931, in anticipation of the in which shall be stored all the garbage and waste matter o f the said premises; and except when garbage or waste customary pilgrimage to Kataragama for the Esala matter is being deposited or taken from the said bin, it shall Festival commencing in July, 1937. at all times be covered with a metal or wooden cover. 10. Any person who shall, during the occupation of D. B. Jayatilaka, the camp, use any other place for offices of nature than Minister for Home Affairs. that provided for the purpose by Government, or shall •Ministry of Home Affairs, fail to cover the deposit with earth or sand, and any person Colombo, April 7, 1937. who shall during the same period bathe in or enter the river above the spot appointed by the Supervising Officer R e g u l a t i o n s . shall be guilty o f an offence. 1. (a) The duration, o f the Kataragama Esala Festival, 11. Any person suffering from an infectious or a con and of the stay of pilgrims at Kataragama shall he tagious disease and pot reporting the same to the Super andm is hereby limited to seventeen days, namely, July 8 vising Officer or to the Medical Officer or the chief officer to 24, 1937, inclusive. of Police, and any person aiding or abetting in the conceal (b) Pilgrims arriving before the day first named orment o f such disease shall be guilty o f an offence. staying beyond the period here prescribed shall be guilty 12. All persons shall take up the quarters assigned to o f an offence. them by the Supervising Officer or the chief officer o f 2. The camp shall be under the general control o f the Police at the halting places and in the camp and any person Government Agent, Province of Uva, and under the declining or neglecting to do so shall be guilty o f an offence. immediate supervision of an officer designated the 13. Any' person who, without the previous sanction “ Supervising Officer ” who shall be assisted by a Medical of the Supervising Officer, constructs any booth or extends Officer and b y a Police Officer. any building so as to encroach on the main streets o f the 3. In the event of an epidemic breaking out at Katara camp shall be guilty o f an offence. gama during the festival, it shall be lawful for the Super 14. No person shall keep any bakery, aerated water vising Officer to declare the festival at an end, and to manufactory, tea or coffee boutique, eating-house or gala direct pilgrims at once to leave the village and proceed to within the camp without previously obtaining a licence their homes, and to prescribe the roads by which they have from the Government Agent, Province of Uva, authorizing to travel. him to do so. Such licence shall be issued free o f charge. Pabt I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — April 16, 1937 559
The Land D evelopment Ordinance, No. 19 ok 1935. (i) Nominated Members. IT is hereby notified fop general information that His Mr. A. A. Wickramasinglie. Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr. C. L. Ratwatte. Mr. A. Wijetilaka, Proctor, to be a member of the Local Mr. T. B. Dmnbukala. Land Advisory Committee established under section 10 of the Land Development Ordinance for the divisions Hambantota D istrict A gricultural Committee. of Nawadun, Kuruviti, an,d Kdkul korales, vice. Mr. (d) Nominee of the Government Veterinary Surgeon. W. Muttettuwegama, resigned, The Assistant Veterinary Surgeon, Galle.
D. S. Senanayake, (/) Representatives elected by the Divisional Agricultural Minister for Agriculture and Lands. Associations in the District. Ministry of Agri culture and Lands, Mr. H. P. O. Perera. Colombo, April 8, 1937. Mr. F. W. W . S. Ratnayake. Rev. Fr. L. W. Wickramasinghe. (A) The Medical Officer o f Health, Tangalla. IT is hereby notified that the persons whose names appear in the schedule annexed hereto have been (i ) Nominated Members. appointed members of the District Agricultural Com Mr. H. A. Jayawickrama. mittees constituted in terms of the report of the Mr. T. K. Burah. Executive Committee of “ Agriculture and Lands, Mr. H. A. Dahanayake. approved by the State Council and ratified by His Excellency the Governor. Matale D istrict A gricultural Committee. ,, • \ 'i D. S. Senanayake, (d) Nominee of the Government. Veterinary Surgeon. ■■ Minister for Agriculture and Lands. Mr. S. Alalasundaram. Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, Colombo, April 14, 1937. (/) Representatives elected by the Divisional Agricultural Associations in the District. Schedule. Mr. W. Gopallawa. B adulla D istrict A gricultural Committee. Mr. H. B. Tenna. (d) Nominee of the Government Veterinary Surgeon. Mr. A. B. Hulangamuwa. The Assistant Veterinary Surgeon, Bandarawela. (g) Representatives elected by the Planters’ Associations (/) Representatives elected by the Divisional Agricultural in the District. Associations in the District. Mr. W. W. A. Phillips. Mr. G. B. Katugaha. Mrs. S. J. Bibile. (h.) The Medical Officer of Health, Matale. Mr. A. Rambukpota. Mr. M. P. B. Gawararmnana. (i) Nominated Members. Mr. L. B. Pitawela. Mr. T. B. Ellopola. Mr. L. B. Meegaliawela. Mr. A. B. S. Unamboowe. Mr. P. B. M. Bandaranayake. Mr. S. L. Bandara Dharmakirti. (g) Representatives elected by the Planters’ Associations in the District. Mr. N. J. Bannerman. T he ’RirEjnm Control Ordinance, No. 6 of 1934. (h) The Medical Officer of Health, Badulla. MP Notification, No. 74. (i) Nominated Members. HIS Skgjllenpythe Governor, in the exercise of the Dr. G. Van Rooyen. powers .ilphjnl vested by -section 11 of the Rubber Mr. M. C. F. Potger. ConW^l. ^rom ance, No. 6 of 1934, has been pleased Mr. J. A. Rambukpota. to Appoint Mr. E. W. Perera to be a member of the First Appeal Hoard in place of Mr. E. Navaratnam, resigned. .- IT is hereby notified that the persons whose names appear in the schedule annexed hereto have been D. S. Senanayake, appointed members of the District Agricultural Com Minister for Agriculture and Lands. mittees constituted in terms of the Report of the Colombo, April 12, 1937. Executive Committee of Agriculture and Lands, approved by the State Council and ratified by His Excellency the Governor. B 30/29 XA 3498 D. S.‘ Senanayake, T he Medical Ordinance, 1927. i , Minister for Agriculture and Lands. REGULATIONS made by the Governor by virtue of Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, the powers vested in him by‘section 16 of the Medical Colombo, April/12, 1937. Ordinance, 1927, and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State Council) Order in Council, 1931. Schedule.
K egalla D istrict A gricultural Committee. By His Excellency’s command, (d) Nominee of the Government Veterinary Surgeon. The Ministry o f Health, W. A. de Silva, Mr. R. F. P. Jayawardana. Colombo, April 6, 1937. Minister for Health.
(/) Representatives elected by the Divisional Agricultural R egulations. Associations in the District. 1. Examination for Certificate of Efficiency as a Mid Mr. M. B. Mapitigama. wife shall be held on such dates, at such intervals, and at Mr. TJ. B. Dedigama. such places, as may from time to time be determined and Mr. T. B. Ratnayake. notified by the College Council. Mr. J. H. Meedeniya. 2. The examination shall be held in English, in Sinha lese, and in Tamil, but no candidate shall present herself (g) Representatives elected by the Planters’ Associations for examination in more than one of those languages. in the District. 3. The examination shall consist of one or more papers Mr. H. L. Rogers. for written work, an oral test, and a practical test. Mr. C. G.1F. Croll. 4. The examination shall be held in the subjects set out in the schedule hereto and questions may be set or asked on (h) The Medical Officer of Health, Health Unit, Kegalla. all or any of those subjects. S60 ‘ Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — April 16, 1937
5. No person shall be admitted to the examination Second Cross street only, and when not in motion, shall be without the written permission of the Registrar of the halted facing that direction only and as near as possible Ceylon Medical College, who may require, as conditions for to the left or near side o f that street. the grant o f such permission, that such person shall have— 2. Every lorry used on that portion of Keyzer street * (a) passed the English, Sinhalese, or Tamil Junior School which lies between the junction o f that street with Second Certificate Examination or any other examination Cross street and the junction o f that street with Front « of equal or liigher status recognized by the street shall proceed in the direction of Front street only, Education Department ; and and, when not in motion, [shall be halted facing that " (b) attended a year’s course of training at the teaching direction only and as near as possible to the left or near hospital or a similar course at some other training side of that street. centre approved by the College Council. 3. The regulations under section 58 (1) of the Ordinance, published in Gazette No. 7,670 o f October 19, 192S, are 6. Every person who is given permission by the Registrar hereby amended— to be a candidate at the examination shall pay the Registrar an examination fee of five rupees on or before the date (а) in column I of the schedule thereto, by the omission notified as the last date for the payment of fees. of the words “ Keyzer street ” ; and (б) in column H o f that schedule, by the omission of Condition for the Grant of the Certificate of Efficiency. the words “ Facing Front street” . 7. A candidate, notwithstanding that she is successful in the examination, shall not be entitled to the Certificate of Efficiency as a Midwife until she completes a six months’ course of field work in such Health Unit of the Department M. L. A.—B 1479/L. D.—B 67/29 o f Sanitary Services as may be specified by the College The Motor Car Ordinance, 1927. Council. REGULATION for the urban area comprised within Repeal. the administrative limits of the Urban District Council 8. The regulations under section 16 of the Ordinance of Kurunegala made by the Governor by virtue of the published by Notification dated April 25, 1929, in Gazette powers vested in him by sections 53 and 70 of the Motor No. 7,706 o f April 26, 1929, are hereby rescinded. Car Ordinance, 1927, and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State Council) Order in Council, 1931. S c h e d u l e . Subjects. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, Minister for Local Administration. I. Elementary Anatomy and Physiology of the female ' pelvis and its organs. Colombo, April 7, 1937. - 2. Pregnancy— (а) its hygiene . Y R egulation. (б) its diseases and complications >both in relation to The regulations published in Gazette No. 7,746 o f including abortion J November 22, 1929, and continuing in force by virtue o f the (i.) the mother, and provisions of section 247 of the Local Government Ordinance (ii.) the unborn child. No. 11 of 1920, are hereby amended in regulation 6 (1) thereof, as follows :— 3. The symptoms, course, mechanism, and management (1) by the substitution, for the words “ a written o f natural labour. permit ”, of the words “ a daily or a monthly 4. The signs that a labour is normal. permit” , and 5. Haemorrhage : its varities and treatment. (2) by the substitution for all the words from “ for the 6. Antiseptics in midwifery ; their preparation and use. day, month,or quarter,” to “ Rs. 7‘ 50 a quarter.” , 7. The management of the puerperal patient, including of the words “ on payment of a fee at the the use of the clinical thermometer and of the catheter, following rates :— and the taking of the pulse. 8. The management and feeding of infants. (a) For each motor cab, 25 cents a day or Re. 1 a 9. Signs of the diseases which may develop during the month ; or first ten days including pemphigus and other skin eruptions. (b) For each omnibus,' 50 cents a day or Rs. 5 a 10. The duties of the midwife as described in .the month ” . Midwives’ Regulations. II. Obstetric emergencies, and how the midwife should deal with them until the arrival of a doctor. This will include some knowledge of the drugs commonly needed in M. L. A.—B 826/L £).—B 5/37 such cases, and o f the mode o f their administration. The V ehicles Ordinance, No. 4 of 1916. 12. Puerperal fevers ; their nature, causes, and symptoms. BY-LAWS for the Municipal town of Colombo made 13. The Venereal Diseases (Syphilis and Gonorrhoea), by the Governor by virtue of the powers vested in him in relation to their signs, symptoms, and dangers in women by section 18 (2) (g) of the Vehicles Ordinance, No. 4 of and children, and to the risks o f contagion to others. 1916, and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State Council) 14. The disinfection of person, clothing, and appliances. Order in Council, 1931. 15. Elementary Physiology, and the principles of hygiene and sanitation as regards home, food, and person. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, 16. The treatment of children bom apparently dead. Minister for Local Administration. Ministry of Local Administration, Colombo, April 7, 1937. M. L. A.—B 826/L. D.—B 5/37 T he Motor Car Ordinance, 1927. B y -l a w s . * REGULATIONS for the urban area comprised within 1. All vehicular traffic in that portion of Keyzer street, the administrative limits of the Municipality of Colombo, which lies between the junction of that street with Fourth Cross street and the junction o f that street with Second made by the Governor by virtue of the powers vested in Cross street, shall proceed in the direction of Second Cross him by section 58 (1) of the Motor Car Ordinance, 1927, street only, and, when not in motion, shall be halted facing and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State Council) Order in that direction only and as near as possible to the left or near Council, 1931. side of that street. S. W. R. D. B andaranaike, 2. Every cart used on that portion o f Keyzer street., Minister for Local Administration. which lies between the junction of that street with Second Ministry of Local Administration, Cross street and the junction o f that street with Front Colombo, April 7, 1937. street, shall proceed in the direction of Front street only', and, when not in motion, shall be halted facing that direction only and as near as possible to the left or near side R egulations. of that street. 1. Every motor car used on that portion of Keyzer 3. The by-law under section 18 (2) (g) of the Ordinance street, which lies between the junction of that street with published in Gazette No. 7,553 o f October 29, 1926, is hereby Fourth Cross street and the junction of that street with amended by the omission of the words “ Keyzer street, Second Cross street, shall proceed in the direction o f towards Front street ” . Part I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — April 16, 1937 -.561
G 883/L. D.—B. 4/36 G 883/L. D.—B 4/36 The Village Communities Ordinance, The Village Communities 'Ordinance, N o . 9 1924. N o . 9 oe 1924. RULE made under section 29 (5) of the Village RULE made under section 29 (5) of the Village Communities Ordinance, No. 9 of 1924, by the Village Communities Ordinance, No. 9 o f 1924, by the Village Committee of the Morawaka subdivision in the Matara Committee of the Deniyaya subdivision in the Matara District, Southern Province, and approved by the District, Southern Province, and approved byk the Governor by virtue of the powers vested in him by Governor by virtue of the powers vested in him by section 30 of the Ordinance and by Article 93 of the section 30 of the Ordinance and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State Council) Order in Council, 1931. Ceylon (State Council) Order in Council, 1931.
S. W . R. D. B andaranalke, S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, Minister for Local Administration. Minister for Local Administration. Colombo, April 8, 1937. Colombo, April 8, 1937. R ule. Rule. The rules published in Gazette No. 8,050 o f May 18, 1934, The rales published in Gazette. No. 8,003 of September 8, are hereby amended by the substitution for the five rules 1933, are hereby amended by the substitution for the five appearing under the heading “ II.— Eating-houses, Tea rules appearing under the heading “ II.—Eating-houses, and Coffee Boutiques.” , o f the seven rales set out Tea and Coffee Boutiques.” , o f the seven rules set out hereunder :— hereunder :•— 1. (1) No person shall establish or conduct any 1. (1) No person shall establish or conduct any eating-house or any tea or coffee boutique except on a eating-house or any tea or coffee boutique except on a licence under these rales duly obtained in that behalf. licence under these rales duly obtained in that behalf. (2) Every such licence shall be under the hand of the (2) Every such licence shall be under the hand of the Chairman and, unless earlier cancelled, shall expire on Chairman and, unless earlier cancelled, shall expire on the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued. is issued. 2. No licence shall be issued by the Chainnan, unless 2. No licence shall be issued by the Chairman, unless the eating-house or the tea or coffee boutique in respect the eating-house or the tea or coffee boutique in respect of which application is made for a licence conforms to of which application is made for a licence conforms to the the following conditions or requirements : — following conditions or requirements :— (cl) that the walls are plastered and limewashed, (a) that the walls are plastered and limewashed, (6) that the floor is cemented, and (ft) that the floor is cemented, and (cj that the rooms are adequately lighted and (c) that the rooms are adequately lighted and ventilated to the satisfaction of the Chainnan, ventilated to the satisfaction of the Chairman, and provided with a ceiling o f suitable material and provided with a ceiling of suitable material capable of preventing dirt and dust falling from capable o f preventing dirt and dust falling from the roof. the roof. 3. The licensee of every eating-house or tea or coffee 3. The licensee of every eating-house or tea or coffee boutique shall— boutique shall— (1) keep the building and premises at all times in a (1) keep the building and premises at all times in a clean and sanitary condition to the satisfaction clean and sanitary condition to the satisfaction o f the Chairman ; of the Chairman ; (2) cause all utensils, furniture, and other equipment (2) cause all utensils, furniture, and other equipment used in or belonging to the eating-house or tea used in or belonging to the eating-house or tea or coffpe boutique to be kept clean or coffee boutique to be kept clean ; (3) cause all cakes, sweets, and other food or foodstuffs (3) cause all cakes, sweeis, and other food or foodstuffs liable to contamination, that are exposed for liable to contamination, that are exposed for sale therein, to be kept in properly constracted sale therein, to be kept in properly constructed fly-proof glass cases or receptacles, and cause fly-proof glass cases or receptacles, and cause every such glass case or receptacle to be kept every such glass case or receptacle to be kept clean ; clean ; (4) cause all refuse and dirt in or about the premises of (4) cause all refuse and dirt, in or about the premises the eating-house or tea or coffee boutique to be of the eating-house or tea or coffee boutique to swept up and removed twice daily from the be swept up and removed twice daily from the premises. premises. 4. (1) No licensee of any eating-house or tea or coffee 4. (1) No licensee of any eating-house or tea or coffee boutique shall permit any waste tea, coffee or milk, or houtique shall permit any waste tea, coffee or milk, or remnants o f food or cooking waste to be thrown on the remnants of food or cooking waste, to be thrpwn on the ground. ground. ' (2) All waste tea, coffee or milk, or remnants o f food (2) All waste tea, coffee or milk, or remnants of food or or cooking waste, shall be collected in a fly-proof cooking waste, shall be collected in a fly-proof receptacle receptacle with a close fitting lid or cover, and removed with a close fitting lid or cover, and removed from the from the premises daily. premises daily. 5. No person who is suffering or who has recently 5. No person ■who is suffering or who has recently suffered from any contagious, cutaneous, or infectious suffered from any contagious, cutaneous, or infectious disease, or has been recently in attendance on any person disease, or has been recently in attendance on any person suffering from such disease, shall be permitted by the suffering from such disease, shall be permitted by the licensee or any person in change o f an eating-house or licensee or any person in charge o f an eating-house or tea tea or coffee boutique to enter such place or to take part or coffee boutique to enter such place or to take part in in the cooking or sale until the periods of infection and the cooking or sale until the periods of infection and incubation have elapsed. incubation have elapsed. 6. It shall be lawful for the Chairman or any officer 6. It shall be lawful for the Chairman or any officer authorized by him in writing, at all reasonable times, to authorized-by him in writing, at all reasonable times, to enter and inspect any eating-house or tea or coffee enter and inspect any eating-house or tea or coffee boutique ; and the licensee or person in charge of such boutique ; and the licensee or person in charge of such eating-house or tea or coffee boutique, shall permit the eating-house or tea or coffee boutique, shall permit the Chairman or such officer to make such inspection and Chairman or such officer to make such inspection and shall assist liim therein as required. shall assist him therein as required. 7. It shall be lawful for the Village Tribunal, in 7. It shall be lawful for the Village Tribunal, in addition to any other punishment that it may impose, to addition to any other punishment that it may impose, to suspend the licence o f any licensee convicted thrice or cancel the licence of any licensee convicted twice or oftener of any breach of any of these rules relating to oftener o f any breach of any o f these rales relating to eating-houses or tea or coffee boutiques, or convicted of eating-houses or tea or coffee boutiques, or convicted of permitting gambling or disorderly conduct on the permitting gambling or disorderly conduct on the premises of such eating-house or tea or coffee boutique ; premises of such eating-house or tea or coffee boutique ; and the licensee shall not be entitled to any compensa tion and the licensee shall not be entitled to any compensation in respect of such suspension. in respect o f such cancellation. 562 . P aht I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT' GAZETTE — April 16, 1937
G 883/L. D.—B 4/36 7. It shall be lawful for the Village Tribunal, in addition to any other punishment that it may impose, to The V illage Communities Ordinance, cancel tho licence of any licensee convicted twice or No. 9 of 1924. . oftener of any breach of any of these rules relating to. ■ RtJLE made under section 29 (5) of the Village eating-houses or tea or coffee boutiques, or convicted o f permitting gambling or disorderly conduct on the premises Communities Ordinance, No. 9 of 1924, by the Village of such eating-house or tea or coffee boutique ; and the Committees o f the Akuressg., Kekanadura, Molodduwa, licensee shall not bo entitled to any compensation in Naimana-Makawita, Godapitiya, ' Beraiapanatara, respect of such cancellation. Weligama, Kamburupitiya,' Dikwella, and Dondra subdivisions in the Matara District, Southern Province, and approved by the Governor by virtue of the powers vested in him by section 30 of the Ordinance and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State Council) Order in Council, G 883/L. D.—B 4/36 1931. The Village Communities Ordinance, S. W . R. D. Bandaranaxke, No. 9 of 1924. Minister for Local Administration. RULE made under section 29 (5) of the Village Colombo, April 8, 1937. Communities Ordinance, No. 9 of 1924, by the Village Committee of the Hakmana-Walakada subdivision in R u le. the Matara District, Southern Province, and approved by the Governor by virtue of the powers vested in him The rules published in Gazette No. 8,050 of May 18, 1934, by section 30 of the Ordinance and by Article 93 of the are hereby amended b y the substitution for the five rules Ceylon (State Council) Order in Coiincil, 1931. appearing under the heading “ n .—Eating houses, Tea and Coffee Boutiques.” , o f the seven rules set out hereunder - S. W . R. D. Bandaranaike, 1. (1) No person shall establish or conduct any Minister for Local Administration. eating-house or any tea or coffee boutique except on a Colombo, April 8,1937. licence under these rules duly obtained in that behalf.' (2) Every such licence shall be under the hand of the R ule. Chairman and, unless earlier cancelled, shall expire on the thirty-first day o f December of the year for which it The rules published in Gazette No. .8,050 of May IS, is issued, 1934, are hereby amended by the substitution for the five rules appearing under, tho heading “ II.—Eating-houses, 2. No liconce shall be issued by the Chairman, unless Tea and Coffee Boutiques.” , o f the seven rules set out the eating-house or the tea or coffee boutique in respect hereunder :— of which application is made for a licence conforms to the following conditions or requirements :— 1. (1) No person shall establish or conduct any eating- house or any tea or coffee boutique except on a licence (a) that the walls are plastered and limewashed, under these rules duly obtained in that behalf. (b) that the floor is cemented, and (c) that the rooms are adequately lighted and (2) Every such licence shall be under the hand of the ventilated to the satisfaction of the Chairman, Chairman and, unless earlier cancelled, shall expire on and provided with a ceding of suitable material the thirty-first day o f December of the year for which capable of preventing dirt and dust falling from it is issued. the roof. 2. No licence shall be issued by the- Chairman, unless the eating-house or the tea or coffee boutique in respect 3. The licensee of every eating-house or tea or coffee of which application is made for a licence conforms to boutique shall— the condition or requirement that the. rooms are ade quately lighted and ventilated to the satisfaction o f (1) keep the building and premises at all times in a the Chairman, and provided with a ceiling of suitable clean and sanitary condition to the satisfaction material capable o f preventing dirt and dust falling o f the Chairman ; from the roof. . (2) cause all utensils, furniture, and other equipment used in or belonging to the eating-house or tea 3. The licensee o f every eating-house or tea or coffee or coffee boutique to be kept clean ; boutique shall— (3) cause all cakes, sweets, and other food or foodstuffs liable to contamination, that are exposed for (1) keep the building and premises at all times in a sale therein, to be kept in properly constructed clean and sanitary condition to the satisfaction fly-proof glass cases or receptacles, and cause of the Chairman ; every such glass case or receptacle to be kept (2) cause all utensils, furniture, and other equipment clean ; used in or belonging to the eating-house or tea (4) cause all refuse and dirt in or about the premises of or coffee boutique to be kept clean ; the eating-house or tea or coffee boutique to be (3) cause all cakes, sweets, and other food or food swept up and removed twice daily from the stuffs liable to contamination, that are exposed > premises. for sale therein, to be kept in properly con structed fly-proof glass cases or receptacles, 4. • (1) No licensee of any eating-house or tea or coffee and cause every such glass case or receptacle boutique shall permit any waste tea, coffee or milk, or to be kept clean ; remnants o f food or cooking waste, to be thrown on the (4) cause all refuse and dirt in or about the premises ground. of the eating-house or tea or coffee boutique to (2) All Waste tea, coffee or milk, or remnants of food be swept up and removed twice daily from the or cooking waste, shall be collected in a fly-proof premises. receptacle with a close fitting lid or cover, and removed from the premises daily. 4. (1) No licensee of any eating-house or tea or coffee boutique shall permit any waste tea, coffee or milk, or 5. No person who is suffering or who has recently remnants o f food or cooking Waste, to be thrown on the suffered from any contagious, cutaneous, or infectious disease, or has been recently in attendance on any person ground. suffering from such disease, shall be permitted by the (2) All Waste tea, coffee or milk, or remnants of food or licensee or any person in charge of an eating-house or tea cooking waste, shall be collected in a fly-proof receptacle or coffee boutique to enter such place or to take part in with a close fitting lid or cover, and removed from the the cooking or sale until the periods o f infection and premises daily. incubation have elapsed. 5. No person who is suffering or who has recently 6. It.shall be lawful for the Chairman or any officer suffered from any contagious, cutaneous, or infectious authorized by him in writing, at all reasonable times, to disease, or has been recently in attendance on any person enter and inspect any eating-house or tea or coffee suffering from such disease, shall be permitted b y th e boutique ; and the licensee or person in .charge o f such licensee or person in charge of an eating-house or tea or eating-house or tea or coffee boutique, shall permit the coffee boutique to enter such place or to take part in the Chairman or such officer to make such inspection and cooking or sale until the periods of infection and in cu ba shall assist him therein as required. tion have elapsed. P a r t I. (G en e r al) — CEXLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r il 16, 1937 563 T '. • 6. It shall be lawful for the Chairman or any officer 9. Every village market shall be open daily from -- authorized by him in writing, at all reasonable times, 5.30 a .m. to 8 p.m. except on days approved by the to enter and inspect any eating-house or tea or coffee Chairman. The Village' Committee will make provision boutique ; and the licensee or person in charge of such for the proper lighting of every village market. eating-house or tea or coffee boutique, shall permit the 10. No person shall obstruct or resist the market-keeper Chairman or such officer to make such inspection and or other person appointed by the Committee to superintend shall assist him therein as required. any village market or to collect the fees or to enforce order 7. It shall be lawful for the Village Tribunal, in or cleanliness therein, in the lawful execution o f his duty. addition to any other punishment that it roav impose, 11. No vehicle shall remain within, or alongside, any to cancel the licence o f any licensee convicted twice or village market premises for a longer period than is oftener o f any breach o f any of these rules relating to necessary for loading or unloading goods. eating-houses or tea or coffee boutiques, or convicted of permitting gambling or disorderly conduct on the. pre 12. (1) Every person occupying a stall or space in a mises of such eating-house or tea or coffee boutique ; village market shall keep on or near such stall or space a and the licensee shall not be entitled to any compensation fly-proof dust-bin with a close fitting lid or cover, and deposit in respect of such cancellation. in such dust-bin all rubbish and refuse. (2) No person shall throw any rubbish, dirt, bones, skins of animals, or such other refuse, in or upon any village market or its premises. G 1453/L. D.—B 179/36 13. No carcase or meat o f any animal not slaughtered T he Village Communities Ordinance, at an approved slaughter-house, shall be brought into, or No. 9 of 1924. sold or exposed for sale at, any village m arket; provided, RULES under sections 29 and 36 of the Village however, that the provisions o f this rule shall not apply to Communities Ordinance, No. 9 of 1924, made by the frozen meat, game, or fish. Village Committee o f the Harbour Villages subdivision 14. No person shall keep or sell or expose for sale in any of Tampalakama.m pattu in the Trincomalee District of stall or space in a village market any article prohibited by the Eastern Province, and approved by the Governor by the Committee. virtue of the powers vested in him by section 30 of the 15. It shall be an offence for any person occupying a Ordinance and by Article 93 of the Ceylon (State stall or space in any village market to neglect or refuse to Council) Order in Council, 1931. serve the public, wilfully or without being able to assign a satisfactory reason therefor, during two consecutive days. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, 16. It shall be the duty of the market-keeper to keep the Minister for Local Administration. market premises and buildings clean and free from filth and- rubbish, and in a sanitary condition. Colombo, April 8, 1937. 17. It shall be lawful for the Chairman or any person Rules. authorized in Writing by the Chairman, at all reasonable times to enter and inspect any market or any article of food M a r k e t s . brought into, or exposed or kept for sale in such market. Section 29 (1) and (4). 18. It shall be lawful for the Chairman or for any officer 1. Whenever a Village Committee resolves to establish a acting under his authority, to inspect any market and to village market, the Chairman shall give not less than seize any unwholesome article of food introduced into or 10 days’ notice of the date and time fixed for the opening of exposed for sale in any market and to convey such article the market, and such notice shall be published by beat of to the Medical Officer of Health or the nearest Medical tom-tom. Officer, and if it appears to 3uch Medical Officer that any article of food so seized is unwholesome, such article may be 2. Whenever the Committee sets apart any portion of a destroyed without the payment of any compensation to the village market for the sale of any specified article, no person person from whose possession it was seized. shall sell or expose for sale in any portion o f the market so set apart any article other than the article so specified. 3. Every person using or occupying a stall or space in a Offices. village market shall pay a fee in respect of such use or Section 36 (1). occupation according to the scale set out in the schedule hereto. Eor the purposes o f carrying into effect or supervising the 4. The Chairman shall cause a notice, setting out the working o f the above rules relating to village markets, the scale of fees in English, in Tamil, and in Sinhalese, to be office of a market-keeper for each village market is hereby posted up in a conspicuous place at each village market, and created. it shall not be lawful for any officer or other authorized Schedule. person to demand or receive higher sums than those set out in such notice. (1) Fees where payments are made daily— 5. All fees shall be paid in advance to the Chairman or Rs. c. the lessee or other person authorized by the Chairman or For each stall for the sale o f meat .. 0 50 the lessee to recover such fees. The person to whom any For each stall or each square yard of floor. such fee is paid shall furnish a receipt for any fee paid, if space for the sale o f fresh fish .. 0 20 such receipt is demanded. For each stall for the sale o f curry stuffs and 6. Every occupant o f a stall or space in any village provisions or foodstuffs other than meat market shall keep such stall or space clean and free from or fresh fish . . 0 20 filth or rubbish. For each stall for the sale o f cloth .. 0 50 7. No person suffering from any contagious or infectious Half the above rates shall be levied where the stall or disease shall occupy any stall or space in any village market floor space is used or occupied for a period, not exceeding or expose for sale thereat any goods whatsoever. seven hour's on any day. 8. No person using or occupying any village market Rs. c. shall— (2) Fees where payments are made monthly— (1) behave in a disorderly manner or commit any For each stall .. ..30 nuisance in or about such market; or (2) carry on cooking in any such m arket; or (3) remain in, or loiter about such market after the place is closed for business at 8 r.M . w ithout being able to give a satisfactory account of him self: or IT is hereby notified for general information that the (4) damage, or in any way deface, any portion of the present designation of the Staff Officer of the Post and building, stall, lamps, or any property of the inhabitants in or about such market, or defile or Telegraph Department known as “ Additional Superin pollute the water provided for use in such market; tendent of Mails ” will, with effect from April 5, 1937, or he altered to “ Superintendent, Equipment Section.” (5) enolose in any way any portion of such market, or erect any permanent awning or screen or fixture of J, L. K otalawala, any kind in such market; or Minister for Communications and Works. (6) leave any goods in such market, between the hours of 8 r .m . and 5.30 a .m . without the special permission Ministry of Communications and Works, o f the Chairman. Colombo, March 31, 1937. 5G4 P a r t I . (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — AntiL 16, 1937
Abstract o! Returns o! Indian Labourers-on Estates in the Several Districts during the Half-year ended December 31,1936. Number of Registered Number of Indian Labourers.t Events.! District. Number ,------A------N f ------A— ------•, of Estates.* Total. Men. Women. Children. Births. Deaths. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
C e y l o n . . 2 ,8 6 3 . . 6 5 9 ,3 1 1 . . 2 0 6 ,5 3 0 . • 199,520 .. 263,261 . . 12.2S 2 . . 5,898 Western Province. Colombo . . 101 .. 4 ,0 8 1 1,3 34 1,092 . . 1,6 55 70 28 Kalutara .. 17 6 . . 2 2 ,3 1 4 7,2 35 6,2 10 8 ,8 6 9 . . 409 . . 143 Cental Province. Kandy 797 .. 200,421 . . 6 2 ,4 1 5 61,596 .. 76,410 .. 3,769 .. 1,973 Matale 19 9 . . 2 9 ,? 73 9 ,7 2 6 8,9 53 . . 1 0 ,6 9 4 . . 481 . . 254 Nuwara Eliya 3 3 6 . . 1 5 2 ,8 2 4 . . 4 7 ,6 4 8 4 6 ,8 6 0 . . 5 8 ,3 1 6 .. 2,963 .. 1,371 Southern Province. Galle .» .. 98 . . 5 ,0 9 5 1,671 1,390 2 ,0 3 4 96 . . 49 Matara . . 57 .. 7,027 .. ' 2,268 2 ,0 7 2 . . 2 ,6 8 7 . . 86 70 North-Western Province. Kurunegala 12 4 .. 4 ,6 5 1 1,7 23 • 1,239 1,6 89 . . 58 ' . . 41 Puttalam . 6 .. — __ V — .. — .. — .. — Chilaw . . ' . . 27 .. 29 0 ;; no 70 no 5§ 3§ North-Central Province. Anuradhapura .. 2 .. 39 15 11 13 • • --- • • -- - Province of Uva. Badulla . . 3 6 3 .. 1 2 2,985 . . 3 7 ,34 4 37,061 . . 4 8 ,5 8 0 . . 2 ,5 4 6 . . 1,086 Province of Sabaragamuwa. Ratnapiira 2 5 9 .. 6 9 ,7 4 2 . . 2 1 ,8 5 5 20,979 . . 2 6 ,9 0 8 . . 1,1 18 . . 587 Kegalla . . 3 1 8 .. 4 0 ,4 6 9 13,186 11,987 . . 1 5 ,2 9 6 . . 695 . . 296 * In these totals certain subdivisions of estates are counted separately. The total number of returns tabula* ed was 1,439. t The figures are those of the reported population on the last working day of the second half-year, t Drawn from a-slightly smaller population than that shown in columns 3-6. It may be noted that tho figures for a half year even for the larger districts are liable to considerable fluctuation. § Chilaw is not reckoned as an Estate District'for registration of births and deaths.
R. S r i P athmanathan , Colombo, April 7, 1937. Acting Minister for Labour, Industry and Commerce.
NOTICES CALLING FOR TENDERS. THE Provincial Engineer, Central Province (North), Kandy, and the District Engineer, Kandy, will receive THE Chairman, Tender Board, General Treasury, P. O. fresh tenders at their respective offices up to 12 noon on Box No. 500, Colombo, will receive tenders up to 12 noon April 30, 1937, for effecting additions to Farm School, on Tuesday, April 27, 1937, for the supply o f cooked Peradeniya. provisions including milk to the Government Hospitals Tenders should be made on forms obtainable on applica at Embilipitiya, Kolorina, Rakwana, Uggalkaltota, tion to the District Engineer, Kandy, from whom all partic Eheliyagoda, Horana, Neboda, Pimbura, and Watupiti- ulars can be obtained. wela. Tender forms will be issued to P. W. D. registered 2. Tenders should be made on forms obtainable from contractors only. the Director o f Medical and Sanitary Services. 3. For further particulars see notice dated January 26, Public Works Office, A. S. B a r k e r , 1937, appearing in the Government Gazette No. 8,269 of Colombo, April 12, 1937. for Director o f Public Works. January 29, 1937. S. T. G u n a s e k a r a , Director of Medical and Sanitary Services. THE Provincial Engineer, Southern Province, Galle, Colombo, April 12, 1937. - and the District Engineer, Galle, will receive tenders at their respective offices up to 12 noon on Friday, April 30, Wrought Iron and Steel Scrap. 1937, for— THE Chairman, Tender Board, General Treasury, Construction of a Maternity Ward—Balapitiya Hospital. P. O. Box 500, Colombo, will receive tenders up to 12 noon on Tuesday, May 4, 1937, for the purchase o f 150 tons • 2. Plans, specifications, conditions o f tender, and bill o f (approximately) of wrought iron and steel scrap. quantities can be seen and all other information obtained Tenders should be made on forms obtainable from the at the District Engineer’s Office, Galle, any week day Harbour Engineer from whom all particulars on the subject between the hours of 9 a .m . and 4 p .m . (Saturdays, 9 a .m . can be obtained. and 12 p .m .). E. H. D a v i e s , 3. Tender forms will be issued only to those contractors for Chairman, Colombo Port Commission. whose names appear in the Public Works Department Register of Contractors. Office o f the Colombo Port Commission, Colombo, April 12, 1937. Public Works Office, T. H. L e a d e r , Colombo, April 12, 1937. for Director of Public Works. THE Provincial Engineer, Central Province (North), Kandy, and the District Engineer,- Kandy, will receive tenders up to 12 noon on Friday, April 30, 1937, for the THE Provincial Engineer, North-Western Province, purchase and removal of the building known as the and the District Engineer, Kurunegala, will receive tenders Bungalow for the Director of Agriculture, Peradeniya, up to 12 noon on Friday, April 30, 1937, for constructing situated in the Royal Botanic Gardens. a Rat-proof Store at Maho Experimental Station. 2. Tenders should be made in duplicate on forms 2. Tendeis should be made in duplicate on forms obtainable from the District Engineer, Kandy, from whom obtainable from the District Engineer, Kurunegala, from all particulars on the subject gan be obtained. whom all particulars on the subject can be obtained. 3. Tender forms will be issued to P. W. D. registered 3. Tender forms will be issued only to P. W . D. regis contractors only. tered building contractors.
Public Works Office, A. S. Barker, Public Works Office, T. H. Leader, Colombo, April 12, 1937. ■ for Director of Public Works. Colombo, April 12, 1937. for Director of Public Works. P art I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — April 16, 1937 566
u n o f f ic ia l announcements. building, Colombo, (26) Dai ley, Butler Si Go., Ltd., a company duly incorporated in Ceylon under the Candarsan, in Liquidation). Joint Stock Companies Ordinance, and having its registered offico at Queen street, Fort, Colombo, NOTICE is hereby gi t the Final Gaj^ral Meeting (27) Delmege, Forsyth & Co., Ltd., a company duly of Shareholders of pany will bejhelcr at,
Auction Sale. No. 1,5 32 a , dated Augjist 27, 1936, and made by Mr. H. B. Gunawardano, Licensed Sjjprtoyor, first among the co- Of the Goofs Will, Furniture, cfcc., of Malabar Hotel at oAvners at the appraised vahifi* thereof, and if not bid OA’cr ' Gasworks Street, Pettah. and purchsuied by any one. of them, such will immediately UNDER mortgage decree in case No. 6,510, D. C., be put up fo^yale among thc^niblic in terms of the Partition Colombo, against ^n^akolth Assuj^Sr the recovery of the Ordinance. No, i t of 1863. Jfc amount of the del shall sef 5c auction on . G. 1S5i b e l d e S i l v a , Saturday, i 937j a .a the AmlSalangodJi, April l k 1937 . H 1 Commissioner. following:-™. • 4 ‘ A , ' _____ All that MSiness callail andlkm/wn'as MKlabar Hotel, 1 | situated and carrying oruag^prormses f&2, Gasworks Audio, € 1 Mortgage Decree in D. C., Mataray street, Pettah, Colombo J-wliich said business consists o f Case No.'10,572. following furniture and other goods, to w it:— • B Y virtu$/df a commission issued to me in the aboA-e case, Showcases, counters, boiler, tables, electric fan, iron I shall sfm by public auction at the respective spots on safe, wireless set, bentwood and wooden chairs, rotty SaturjJ^y, May 16, 1937, the following properties, to w it:— table, brass pots, ice box, frying pans, cashier’s counter, 1. At 10,3QJ&n.— All that and those the -J share of the almirahs, fittings, &c., and the good will thereof. planter’s# $ shu% and the undivided J share of the paraveni soil an^lfruit treeflulf thpmour contiguous lots 8100, 8101, 17, Belmont street, ■ H. J. F. R o d r i g o , 3103 of*thfcH*nd called Deegodahena, situate at Colombo, April 12, 1937. Auctioneer and Broker. ia in Kauclabod^ pattu of Matara District, in tes 1 _ _ I the soil and fruit trees of the ___tfgahahena, situate at Udupellegoda Auction Sale. aforesaid, in ext '3 acres 3 roods and 17 perches, Premise^bes^ing assessment Nos. 50, 50/7, 50j7a, 5017b, For further. itieulars please apply to Messrs G. E. & 50j7if50i&, 50/3; 5014, 50J8, 50/9, 50/10 and 50/11, "V*- .P. Keune ran, Proctors, Supreme Court, Matara, Wekanddroad, Slave lsla% " bf .to'me- UNDEBf and by virtue ission and decree AVeraduwa, S. WlCKRAMASEBCERA, issued tonne in case No\ 151 lombo, I shall sell by Matara, April 12,1937. Commissioner. public auctidJkgpt the 11, 1937, at A* 4.30 p .m. for the rea^ABA 3 lT of the/fmdyhftd^e on the decree, the following pro]^d^QTel^J|gi^ tq th^defcftdant Mrs. T. APPLICATI0KS HOR'EQRJftGN LIQUOR N. Halaldeen :— LICENCES,»&o.‘ , ' All Jroae two VAflotWeiJts o^laJJd with the buildings / notice that-1 hat's on Afeftl 7,1937, applied standing thereon now ^prming£lni property formerly to t%p dfovermnenj. Agent, JVIsterru Province, for the beaitff§ assessment No. 20, nowAo. 50, 50/7, 60/7a, 50/7b, licence/shoAvn in t$e schedule hereto annexed, for the ■50/7C, 50/2,rtO/3,,5(U4fr'54(k8, p ^ , fiO/lOtapd 50/11, We- licepmng period ending September 30, 1938, in compliance kanda roactp SjlAve Island^ containing ml Extent 1 rood . Excise Notification No. 200 of September 30, 1930:— 2 70/100 perches. m j " I For inspection of title deeds.apply to Wilson & Kadir- u gamar, Proctors, Fort, Colombo, or to— A & Name and addife.W' H. S. Chandrapala^ TheXJeylon A Small but Attractive Coconut Plantation in extent M. H. S.'C h a n d r a p a l a , about 6 Miles off Chilaw Town. Proprietor. in case No. 9,263,D.C., Negombo,against T h e C e y l o n B r i t i s h D r u g H o u s e . L) Harriet Catherine Proctor wee Samare- (2) Gertrude Chelvanathie Philips wee And (3) Arthur Sydney Philips, Assistant MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTAL F Police, boOi o f Chilaw, and (4) Gabriel Rajah Hensman o f Nallur.wTaffna. and,by -virtue, o f the NOTICES. order to sell issued tolus.for Uwfiiecovery 0f the sum of Mr/Mapalana Industrial School (Carpentry). Rs. 6,312’ 50, with interest on ras./O,000 at’ 15 per cent, per annum fronYA Jai\iary 23 tor JsJbtaftiber d 5, 1936, NOTICE is hereby given that the above school situated in the Gangaboda pattu, Matara District of the Southern and thereafterg per cent, n a tmnmr1 on the aggre gate amount tlntyjjaymgnt imUfill fp m the 1st, 2nd, Province, under the management of M. Pannalankara and 3rd defendants ,shall sell by public Thero, hhs been registered as a grant-in-aid school with auction at the spot, w lr.M ., on Saturday, May 8, 1937 :— effect from November, 1935. The divided portion o f the land called Wilpothemukalana Education Office, L. McD. R o b i s o n , alias Rajakadaluwa estate, situate at Rajakadaluwa in Colombo, April 16, 1937. Director of Education. Anavulundan pattu of Pitigal korale north, in the District o f Chilaw, North-Western Province ; whjch said divided portion is in extent 10 acres with the plantations standing J/Kopay North Tamil Mixed School (R. C.). thereon. Further particulars from S. -K. Wijeyeratnam,' Esq., NOTICE is hereby given that the above school situated Proctor, Supreme Court, and member, U. D.C., Negombo, in the Yalikamam East, Jaffna District of the Northern or— Province, under the management of the Very Rev. Fr. F. M. Bizien, O.M.I., has been proAdsionally registered M. P. K u r e r a ’ & Co.J with effect from October, 1936. Negombo, April 13, 1937. . Auctioneers. Education Office, ‘ L. McD. R o b i s o n , Colombo, April 16, 1937. Director of Education. ^ j Auetion'-bhle. u n d e : 4 rtition decree irjD. C., §Ji|le, case’No. 33,057, Bd/Wlharegalla Estate School. I shall selpfiy publUQauction on ~ S; 'a t o ^ a y 29, 1937, commeiiomg at 2 .3^w.M.^t tLe spot, following premises, NOTICE is hereby given that the above school situated to wit:— „ j in the Haputale District of the Province of Uva, under the management of the Superintendent, has been registered as a ■ All that pUgfljnenlk of land, caffled Koonanwattepahala- grant-in-aid school Avith effect from June, 1936. kebella, si tutted (W^mibawigona, in the Wellaboda pattu of Galle Distrie&mxteiprc 1 road and 19’ 60 perches. The Education Office, L. McD. R o b i s o n , said land will be sold in three separate blocks as per plan Colombo, April 16, 1937. Director of Education. t»ART I (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT .GAZETTE — A p r i l 16, 1937 567 Registration of Schools. NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been received for grant-in-aid in respect o f the following schools. Observations will be received not later than May 16, 1937. Education Office, L. McD. R o b is o n , Colombo, April 16, 1937. Director of Education. Name o f School. Situation. Management. J/Kokkuvil East T. M. School (H. B. E.) Jaffna Maniagar’s Division Mr. S. Rajaratnam J/Sangarathai T. M. School (H. B. E.) Yalikamam West do. Mh/Vavuiiiya T. M. School (H. B. E.) Vavuniya South do. N/Nuwara Eliya S. G. School (R. C.) Nuwara Eliya Town The Rev. Er. D. C. Marri, O.S.B. Bd/Bandarawela S. M. School (R. C.) tJdukinda Division The Rev. Er. R. M. Baldarelli Bt/Palamunai T. M. School (R. C.) Akkaraipattu The Rev. Fr. F. Bonnel, S.J. Bt/Kalmunai T. M. School (R. K. M.) Karavakku pattu Srimath Swami Vipulananda C/Patuwatta Seelakanda Bilingual Mixed School (G. B. E. S.) Wellaboda pattu Mr. H. W. Amarasuriva, M.S.C. G AVelikonda S. M. School (G. B. E. S.) Talpe pattu do. R/Pannila Sinhalese Mixed School. 1 crowbar; No. 278 ex Altenfels, BLC within an inverted NOTICE is hereby given that the above school situated triangle, 1 roll wire netting ; No. 279, ear Clan Macfarlane, in the Atakalam korale, Ratnapura District o f the Province 1 bundle hoop iron ; No. 283 car Chantala, S.V within a of Sabaragamuwa, has been registered as a school main diamond, 1 bundle w ood; No. 285, ear Oxfordshire, 6 C I tained under clause 32a of the Code of Regulations for pans ; No. 295, ear Clan Macwhiter, ICL or Nil within a Assisted Vernacular and Bilingual Schools with effect from double bracket, 1 box tin plates loose ; No. 297, ear Shunko May 1, 1937. Mara, 1 bundle galvd. barbed wire; No. 302 ear Mr. S. L. B. Kapukotuwa, Divisional Inspector of Schools, Homefield, AVG, 1 bale rubber; No. 304 ear Mizapore, W. D., has been appointed Manager of the said school. ICA within a diamond, 2 bundles tea shooks ; No. 309 ear Rajputana, KMN, 1 bundle printed books; No. 319 ex Yorkshire, A. S. Aliamed Mohideen within a double Education Office, L. McD. R o b i s o n , bracket, 1 parcel price lists : No. 321 ear Mizapore, B within Colombo, April 16, 1937. Director o f Education. a diamond, M I M C outside, 1 case, merchandise ; No. 322 ear Wildenfels, BB within a square, 1 bundle tea shooks ; No. 328 ear Clan Skene, ICI within a square, Bt/Vakarai T. M. (R. C.) School. 1 bag soda ash ; No. 330 ear Malcalla, BBKOR, 1 case NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been battens ; No. 338 ear Koshin Mam, SGF witliin a diamond, received from the Rev. Father F. Bonnel, S. J., for the S L outside, 1 case merehandise; No. 341 ear Jeypore NS removal o f Bt/Vakarai T. M. (R. C.) School, under his upon 265 within a diamond, E outside, 1 ease merchandise ; management, to a site on the other side of the road just in No. 349 ear President Adams, LES, 2 drums lubricating o il; front of the present site. No. 349 ear President Adams, LES, 4 cases lubricating oil. Observations will be received not later than May 9, 1937. No. D 37, H. J. L. Leigh-Clare, Education Office, L . McD. R o b is o n , H. M. Customs, for Principal Collector. Colombo, April 7, 1937. Director o f Education. Colombo, April 8, 1937. C/Mutwal Sewing Class. RUBBER RESEARCH SCHEME (CEYLON). NOTICE is hereby given that the above school situated Working Account of the Provident Fund for the Year ended witliin the Colombo Municipality, Colombo District of the December 31,.1936. Western Province, under the management o f Dr. H. M. 1936. Rg. . c. ■ Peries has been provisonally registered with effect from Jan. 28 To amount refunded to a retiring m em ber. 60 30 October 1, 1936. Mar. 27 Do...... 21 84 April 30 ‘ Do...... 7 37 Education Office, . L. McD. R o b i s o n , Dec. 31 Balance carried forward to 1937 .2 3 ,8 4 7 89 Colombo, April 16, 1937. Director o f Education. 23;937 40 (\ 1936, / Sale of Goods. Re: e. Jan. By balance brought forward fr6m 1935- 16,413 37 -NOTICE is hereby given that the undernoted packages Board’s contribution for 1 3,151 47 which have been lying in the Indian Goods Shed, B. 1 Interest for 1935 ouDfficer’s contributions 365 77 Baggage Office, and No. 15 Warehouses beyond the time Interest for 122idWBoard’s Bonus Aocount 295 71 allowed by law will be sold by public auction on Tuesday, Board’s conlf rontion paid but not oredited May 11, 1937, at 1.30 p .m., unless previously cleared. All to th^ account in 1934 CT^ :. 57 76 the goods sold but not cleared -within 3 days after approval Co^lributions recede drxplus inteqjsf! not of the sale will become liable to the payment o f rent at the irought to account i*M935 1 5g ount overcharged1] n 1935jprffw rahjmled rates prescribed in the Customs Tariff :— 0 72 Interest paid by Boarckem contpiwbfions Indian Goods Shed.—Invoice 4/57 of December 23, 1936 : not credwed in 1936k : 1 parcel seeds; invoice 58/88 of January 13, 1937 ex D ec. 31 Members’ contributjprfs irLj93(J^ Irvin : 1 case types ; invoice 2/39 of December 2, 1936 : 1 case terra cotta statues. w “7 B. 1 Warehouse.—rEntry 2443a of March 19, 1935, ex I Audited and found correct Rotenfels, C & Co. upon 402 within a diamond, TLC Audit Office, . J. Jos. Jacob, outside, 14 bales paper. Colombo, March 10, 1937. Agting Auditor-General. Baggage Office.— Serial No. 1656, M. S. Sreenivao ex E.. .R.odrigo, Katori Mara : 1 bundle bedding ; serial No. 2698, Mr. F. Chairman, Board of Management, W. B. Fryer, ex Orion, 1 deck chair ; serial No. 4314, Rubber Research Scheme. Hanseatic Trading Co. ex Leverkusan : 1 parcel contain Peradeniya, March 17, 1937.. . ing 4 pads printed forms ; serial No. 3914 A. R . A. Thasim ex Naldera : 1 tin 50 cigarettes. Income and Expenditure Account for the Year ended No. 15 Warehouse.— No. 262 e.xKulmerland, “ and” within December 31, 1936. a square H. K. M outside ; 1 case Pilsner beer samples Dr. - Rs. e.- Rs. c. (empty) ; No. 265 ex Warialda, MVEMRM upon VESPL To Personal Emoluments-— _ upon GANI within double brackets, 3 empty gunnies; No. 268, ex Tango Marn, MAC within a diamond, 1 case Salaries of Technical Officers • . . 53,669 75 Salary of Secretary to the Director .. 3,000 0 sample o f mirrors ; No. 269 ex Toyama Maru, 4 bundles tea Salaries of subordinate ataff .. 7,761 91 shooks : No. 270 ex Kohinur, MSS, 1 bale piece goods ; Rent allowances ...... 631 21 No. 274 ex Clan Macbeth, BLC within an inverted triangle, Provident Fund Contribution . . 3,872 30 E. S. outside, 1 bag rivets and bolts ; No. 277, ex Clan Ross, :------68,935 IT. 568 P a r t I. (Gen eral) CEYLONK{ GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r il 16, 1937 , , f-i \'0 - > Other Gharfjea— Rs. c. Rs. L ia b il it ie s . Rs. e. Rs. c. Upkeep of laboratory, chemicals and Sundry creditors .. 5,311 37 apparatus 2,409 31 Electric light account 381 79 Sulphur dusting experiments 39 99 Deposit for supply of budwood and 2,449 30 budded stumps in 1937 776 88 Upkeep of buildings 277 33 Deposit for supply of cover crop seed Insurance 1,295 84 in 1937 49 0 Upkeep of water supply 453 45 Sulphur Dusting Scheme by Government Upkeep of roads 62 24 Grant— Furniture replacements 45 64 Government grant .. .. 20,000 0 2,134 50 Payments by estate proprietors .. 550 0 Printing and advertising 1,907 57 Stationery 1,391 10 20,550 0 Postages 1,262 13 Less expenditure to end of December. . 15,049 4 Books and periodicals 732 78 5,500 96 General charges 821 38 Depreciation Gash Reserve Account— Audit and accountancy 493 88 Telephones As per Balance Sheet, December 31, 1,123 50 1935 . . . . 37,785 92 7,732 34 Less depreciation reserved against Travelling expenses of staff 5,879 80 Travelling expenses of Board Members Culloden Buildings and water supply 987 27 since 1930 transferred to Surplus 6,867 7 Account - . .< 16,037 92 Contribution to expenditure of London Advisory Committee for Rubber 21,748 0 Research (Ceylon and Malaya) 18,570 4 Add depreciation allowed in 1936 16,089 96 Passage Fund Reserve (Contribution). 1,250 0 37,837 98 , Dartonfield estate experimental account 7,952 43 Provident Fund Reserve Account— To Depreciation— Culloden estate : As per Balance Sheet, December 31, Buildings at 4 per cent, on 1935 16,413 37 Rs. 39,696- 84 .. .. 1,587 87 Additions during 1936 7,434 52 Furniture, fittings and office equip- 23,847 89 merit at 7Jper cent, on Rs. 5,804- 86 435 36 Reserve Fund for Passages— . Water supply at 7J- per cent, on As per Balance Sheet, December 31, Rs. 1,402-62 . . .. 105 20 1935 . . .. 7,045 6 Dartonfield estate : Less expenditure on passages in 1936 3,078 2 Buildings at 4percent.onRs. 86,160-77 3,446 43 Furniture, Fittings and Office Equip 3,967 4 ment at 7J per cent, on Rs. 8,823-61 661 77 Additions during 1936 1,250 0 ' Water supply at 7£ per cent, on 5,217 4 Rs. 5,751-94 . . . . ' 431 40 Surplus Account— . Machinery and tools at 7 i per cent, on Balance as per Balance Sheet, December Rs. 70,324-57 .. .. 5,274 34 31, 1935 .. .. 199,646 26 Nivitigalakele buildings at 4 per cent. Add amount transferred from Deprecia on Rs. 27,437-11 .. 1,097 48 tion Reserve Account being deprecia Laboratory apparatus accomit at tion on Culloden Buildings and Water 25 per cent, on Rs. 12,200"46 .. 3,050 11 Supply reserved since 1930 16,037 92 16,089 96 Add value realized by sale of Culloden Balance being excess of Income over and Heatherly Buildings and Water expenditure for the year carried fittings, &c. . . . . 6,500 0 forward to the balance sheet 45,705 49 Add excess of income over expenditure for the year 1936 . . . . 45,705 49 177,686 30 267,889 67 Less amount transferred to contribution Cr. to Capital Outlay . . . 113,422 85 Rs. c. Rs. c. 154,466 82 By Cess collections received January to November . . .. 130,441 34 779,409 39 Due for December . . .. 10,091 68 ------140,533 2 A ssets. Rs. c. Rs. g. Interest on fixed deposit and current Culloden estate— account ...... 4,197 92 Buildings Accounts— Sale of publications . . •. . . 501 18 Sundry receipts . . .. • • 409 59 As per Balance Sheet, December 31, Receipts from sale of Dartonfield rubber 41,993 73 1935 53,039 99 Rubber in stock (London) 1,190 lb. at Less value of buildings sold 6,000 0 30 cents .. ■ • 357 0 * ------42,350 73 47,039 99 Less expenditure on Dai&mfield normal Less depreciation reserved since 1930 13,343 15 working . . -a n • • 16,080 26,264 68 33,696 84 Receipts from sale of Nivitigalak'^e Less loss transferred to capital outlay 28,196 84 rubber, bud wood, budded stumps and ». 5,500 0 cover crop'seed . f~. , .. 10,04*L27 Furniture, Fittings, and Office Equipment— • Less expenditure-on revemfe account.. 4,267-3% , As per Balance Sheet, December 31, 1935 . . ' ■ . . 9,466 83 177,686^30. Less furniture transferred to Darton-- field buildings .. .. 7,966 83 • <5 v 1,500 0 r s- Water Supply— Audited and found confectboric : " r a As per Balance Sheet, December 31, Audit Office, J. Jos. J a c o b , \ 1935 2,404 32 Colombo, March 10, 1937. . Acting Auditor-General.’ Less value of water fittings sold 500 0 E. R o d r ig o , 1,904 32 Chairman, Board of Management, Less depreciation reserved since 1930 1,001 70 Peradeniya, March 17, 1937. Rubber Research Scheme. 902 62 Less loss transferred to capital outlay 902 62 Balance Sheet at December 31, 1936. Darton field estate :— L ia b il it ie s . R s. c. R s. c . Property— Contribution to Capital Outlay— As per Balance Sheet, December 31, As per Balance Sheet, December 31, 1935 .. .. 78,337 36 1935 .. .. 482,561 14 Expenditure on- Agricul- Rs. c. Less value of Culloden Buildings and tural Development as water fittings written off • 49,944 31 per Balance Sheet, De \ - ______. cember 31, 1935 ... 4,797 68 432,616 83 Add expenditure during Additions during 1936 - 113,422 85 1936 .. .. ■ 2,775 25 ------546,039 68 7,572 93 Pa r t I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A pril 16, 1937 569 A sse ts. R s. c. Rs. c. Rs c. A sse ts. R s. c. R s. c. R s. c. Expenditure on fencing, Experimental Machin roads, survey, &c., as ery—as per Balance per Balance Sheet, De Sheet, December 31, cember 31, 1935 .. 12,025 65 1935 . . 1,7S9 92 Add expenditure dining Additions in 1936 .. 6,456 61 1936 .. 3,657 83 ------8,246 53 15,683 48 ------85,460 72 ------101,593 77 Buildings— Nivitigalakele :— Factory—as per Balance Shoet, Property— December 31, 1935 .. 28,290 34 Chemical Laboratory—as per Balance As per Balance Sheet, December 31, Sheet, December 31, 1935 .. 9,670 1 1935 .. . . 85,395 8 Administration block .. 12,183 61 Add cost of Agricultural Development during 1936 .. .. 3,146 37 Botanical Laboratory— Add Pinnagoda New Clearing Deve lopment during 1936 .. 875 26 As per Balance Sheet, Rs. c. Add 1936 Nurseries .. 647 58 December 31, 1935 .. 417 83 ------90,064 29 Additions in 1936 . . 13,823 95 ------14,241 78 Buildings— Bungalows— As per Balance Sheet, Decembor 31, 1935 .. .. 27,437 11 As per Balance Sheet, December 31, Additions in 1936 (Factory) . . 858 52 1935 . . .. 49,674 74 28,295 63 Less value of estate buildings trans Water Supply 123 15 ferred . . .. 27,314 34 Machinery and tools 105 50 22,360 40 Laboratory Apparatus Account— Additions in 1936 . . .. 38,605 67 As per Balance Sheet, December 31, 60,966 7 1935 . . . . 20,525 42 Estate buildings account • Rs. c. Add purchases during 1936 .. 528 17 transferred from bunga ------21,053 59 lows . . 27,314 34 Additions in 1936 .. 3,403 60 London Plant Account— —------30,717 94 As per Balance Sheet, December 31, ------156,069 75 1935 ...... 11,333 34 Furniture, Fittings, and Office Equipment— Advance Account— Factory—As per Balance Sheet, On deposit with Postmaster-General December 31, 1935 .. 1,166 15 as per Balance Sheet, December 31, Vulcanizing equipment—as per 1935 . . . . 95 0 Balance Sheet, December 31, 1935 357 40 On deposit with Messrs. The Im Administration block .. 2,039 90 perial Chemical Industries (India) Chemical Laboratory—as per Ltd., as per Balance Sheet, Decem Balance Sheet, December 31, 1935 3,542 99 ber 31, 1935 . . .. 46 0 Botanical Laboratory— Rs. c. 141 0 as per Balance Sheet, December 31, 1935 101 40 Sundry Assets at Culloden— Add value of furniture Cash in hand with the Small Holdings transferred from Cul Propaganda Officer 7 38 loden 2,466 83 Additions in 1936 1,163 37 3,731 60 Sumlry Assets at Dartonfield— Bungalows— Cash in hand . . . . 8 15 Rice in hand . . . . • 109 4 As per Balance Stores in hand . . .. 270 89 Sheet, December 31, Director’s bungalow . . 224 2 1935 .. 3,947 32 Add value of furniture 612 10 transferred from Cul loden .. 4,000 0 Sundry Assets at Nivitigalakele— Additions in 1936 . . 3,815 42 Cash in hand 60 53 ------11,762 74 Sundry Debtors Account— 22,600 Cess collections for December 10,091 68 Water Supply— Interest accrued on fixed deposits .. 1,654 10 Profit from Darton field estate 5,191 62 Factory—as per Balance Sheet, Nivitigalakele revenue for sale of December 31, 1935 .. 2,485 50 budwood and rubber . . . 1,493 68 Chemical laboratory—as per Balance Books and periodicals for booklet Sheet, December 31, 1935 .. 1,659 0 sold 5 0 Administration block .. 280 0 Overpayment to staff 0 85 Botanical laboratory ' . . 1,910 21 Dartonfield nursery 1934 for budded Bungalows—as per Bal- Rs. c. stumps sold 14 25 ance Sheet, December. • Sundry receipts for advertisement 31, 1935 .. 1,774 54 charges, &c...... ■ 122 18 Additions in 1936 .. 7,229 28 Sale of Culloden buildings 6,500 0 ------9,003 82 Dartonfield normal working 270 0 Water and Lighting Dartonfield senior staff bungalow Scheme—as per Bal No. 3 40 •0 ance Sheet, December Dartonfield water and lighting 31, 1935 . . 135 25 scheme 147 0 Additions in 1936 .. 6,965 38 ------7,100 63 Sale of publications 3 0 ------22,339 Dartonfield Advance Account for labour lent 593 35 Machinery and Tools— Value of rubber in stock (London) . . 357 0 Factory—as per Balance Sheet, 26,483 71 December 31, 1935 .. 37,571 52 Administration Block .'. 396 0 Chemical Laboratory—as per Bal Equipment Advance .Account (London ance Sheet, December 31, 1935 .. 8,841 19 Advisory Committee)— Botanical Laboratory .. 1,780 58 Balance as per Balance Sheet De Vulcanizing Equipment—as per cember 31, 1935 . . 2,270 34 Balance Sheet, December 31, 1935 25,821 26 Add value of crumb rubber, &c., sold Bungalows—as per Bal- Rs. c. during 1936 retained in London . . 5,476 4 ance Sheet, December 31, 1935 652 0 7,746 38 . ' Additions in 1936 .. 2,151 64 Less value of equipment supplied .. ; 4,666 74. ' ' ------2,803 64 ------— 3,079 64 570 P a r t I. (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r il 16, 1937 A s s e t s . B y -l a w . Cash,— Rs. c. In fixed deposit with Imperial Bank The by-laws under section 5 o f the Dog Registration of India 30,000 0 Ordinance, 1901, made by the Nuwara Eliya Urban District In fixed deposit with Hong Kong and Council and published in Gazette No. 8,063 of July 13, 1934, Shanghai Banking Corporation . . 20,000 0 are hereby amended in by-law 1 thereof by the substitution In fixed deposit with Chartered Bank for the expression fee o f Rs. 3” , of tho expression “ fee of of India, Australia, and China 50,000 0 Rs. 2 for a dog or Rs. 4 for a bitch.” In fixed deposit with National Bank of India, Ltd. 75,000 0 In current account National Bank of India, Ltd. 27,492 93 In hand .. ' .. 49? 42 Rabies. 202,985 35 WHEREAS danger o f rabies exists at present in the 779,409 39 administrative limits o f the Trincomalee Urban District Council. I heroby certify that the accounts of tho Rubber Research 1. It is hereby proclaimed nncler the provision of Scheme (Coylon) for the year 1936, have been audited and that section 10a (1) and (2) of tho Rabies Ordinance, No. 7 of in my opinion the above balance sheet correctly sets forth the 1893, as amended by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929, that the position of affairs as shown by the books at December 31, 1936. Trincomalee Urban District Council area is one within which the danger of rabies exists. J. Jos. J a c o b , Audit Office, Acting Auditor-General. 2. Any dog found in any public place or road or any Colombo, March 10, 1937. place other than a private building, compound, or gaiden E . R o d r ig o , within any part of tho Trincomalee Urban District Council Chairman, Board of Management, area, and not being tied up or led, shall bo liable to be Rubher Research Scheme. destroyed forthwith by any person authorized by me in Poradeniya, March 17, 1937. writing. Urban District Council Office, T. B alasdbramaniam , MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOTICES. Trincomalee, April 7, 1937. Chairman, KANDY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Auction Sale of an Allotment of Municipal Land lying near Wace Park in Kandy. THE allotment of land referred to in the schedule below Sale of Properties, Urban District Council, Badulla. will be sold by public auction at the Municipal Office, NOTICE is hereby given tha t in the absence of movable Kandy, on May 7, 1937, at 2 p .m . The plan of the land may be inspected at the Municipal property liable to seizure, (1) rents and profits from 1 to 10 Office at any time during office hours. years, (2) timber and produce, (3) materials of house, and (4) the under-mentioned properties themselves seized in The conditions o f sale are as follows :— virtue of a warrant issued by the Chairman, Urban District (1) The purchaser will be granted a conveyance of the Council, Badulla, in terms of the 140th clause of Ordinance Council’s right, title, and interest in the property No. 6 of 1910 for arrears of assessment, water and conser subject to reservations made by the Crown and vancy rates due on the properties mentioned in the subjoined War Department in section 69 of the Municipal schedule for the 3rd quarter, 1936, will be sold by public Council’s Ordinance, 1910. auction at the spot and at the time therein mentioned, (2) The purchaser will be required to pay the full amount unless in the meantime the amount of assessment, water o f his Offer at the conclusion o f the sale. and conservancy rates and costs be duly paid. (3) The purchaser will be liable to pay all notarial and other charges in connection with the deed of M. I . P a c i o r S a i b o , conveyance in his favour. (4) The property shall be liable to all Municipal rates Office of the Urban District Council, Chairman. and taxes. Badulla, April 1, 1937. (5) The sale is subject to the approval o f the Council. T im e o f S a l e : To c o m m e n c e a t t h e F i r s t -n a m e d Schedule. P r e m i s e s a t 8 a .m . e a c h d a y . Land described in Mr. P. Spencer’s plan No. S. P. 13 dated July 30, 1936, bounded on the north by the remaining Saturday, May Id, 1937. portion of Wace Park leased to the Y. M. C. A., east by Alufcwelagama : 50, 79 a , 98 and 99, 164, 237. premises claimed b y Dr. Karunaratne, south by premises claimed by Dr. Karunaratne and Gregory road, and west Pahalabadahelagama : 255. by the remaining portion of Wace Park ; and containing Welegederagama : 264, 265. Gurendawatta : 2 0 8 a 10, 311 c , 312 b 9, 314 b . in extent, 23 perches. The Municipal Office, E . B. P e i r i s , Monday, May 17, 1937. Kandy, April 7, 1937, for Chairman, Municipal Council. Gregory road : 355, 356, 381a , 424, 448, 449, 456, 463, 465, 491, 501, 503. King street : 520o5, 527, 531, 532. GALLE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. Tuesday, May IS, 1937. Supplemental Budget, 1936. NOTICE is hereby given that the Supplemental Budget Dewale street: 675. Ward street : 688, 693. for 1936 which is to be laid before the General Meeting of Longdon road : 71 6 a , 7 16 b , 73 3 b , 737, 739. the Council on April 23, 1937, will be open to public inspection at the Municipal Office. Wednesday, M ay 19, 1937. C. H ARRISO N - J ONES, The Municipal Office, Chairman, Municipal Council. Lower street: 779 a , 7 84 a , 7 8 6 , 793, 799, 79 9 a , 7 9 9 c , Galle, April 10, 1937. 81.1, 812, 825, 825 a , 830, 850 and 850a , 873, 873 b , 8 7 4 , 899, 900. 904c, 908, 913 a , 919, 924, 925, 931, 937, 941, 941 a , 943, 953, 954 a , 9 5 4 b , 954c, 957. LOCAL GOVERNMENT NOTICES. Thursday, May 20, 1937. The Dog Registration Ordinance, 1901. BY-LAW made by the Nuwara Eliya Urban District Jail lane : 963. Council under section 5 o f the Dog Registration Ordinance, Mosque road : 973. and section 245 of the Local Government Ordinance, Bailey road : 993. No. 11 o f 1920. Cemetery r o a d : 1 0 1 2 b , 1012 c . Kailagoda : 1069. H. U. L e e m b r u c g e n , Pitawelagama : 1345. Urban District Council, Chairman. Badulupitiya : 1497 a . Nuwara Eliya, April 9, 1937. Mailagastenna : 1673, 1679 b 1. P a s t I. (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r il 16, 1937 571 Rabies. E x p e n d it u r e . Rs. c. Rs. c. WHEREAS danger of rabies exists at. present in the G. —Cemeteries 259 95 H. —Dog registration .. 197 85 Kegalla Town within the Urban District Council limits, I. —Weights and measures it is hereby proclaimed under the provisions of sections J. —Electricity Department .’. 23,454 75 10a (1) and (2) o f the Rabies Ordinance, No. 7 of 1893, as K. —Fire protection amended by the Ordinance No. 6 of 1929, that the whole area within the Kegalla Urban District Council limits is an Total Expenditure . . 46,851 2 area within which danger o f rabies exists. Any dog found Deposits ...... 379 0 in any public place, or road, or any place other than a Advances ...... 40 0 private building, compound or garden within any part of Payment on account Electric Lighting Scheme the Kegalla Urban District Council limits, and not being (Loan account) .. , . .. 13,986 1 tied up or led, shall be liable to be destroyed forthwith Security C. S. Bank ...... 150 0 by any person authorized by me in writing. 61,406 3 Balance on December 31, 1936 .. .. 22,554 80 E . A s h l e y P e r i e s , Total .. 83,960 83 Office of the Urban District Council, Chairman. Kegalla, April 8, 1937. I, Edward Ashley Peries, Chairman, Urban District Council, Kegalla, do hereby swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief the above is a true and correct statement of all monies received and paid during the year 1936, on account of the Urban District Council of Kegalla. URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL, KEGALLA. E . A s h l e y P e r ie s , Certified: Chairman. Statement of Revenue and Expenditure for the Tear 1936. A . I. A beywickrama , Member. R e v e n u e . Amount. Total. Sworn to before me at Kegalla, this 8th day of April, 1937 : Rs. c. Rs. c. A.—General revenue G. B. P. A t u r u p a n a , .. 17,971 25 Justice of the Peace. B.—Thoroughfares 4,453 0 C.—Resthouses and ambalams 1,301 85 Statement of Assets and Liabilities for the Year 1936. D.—Council lands and buildings 366 76 E.—Public health .. 8,731 83 A sse t s. R s. o. R s. c. P.—Public recreation 35 0 Cash in Kegalla Kaohcheri . . 18,652 41 G.—Cemeteries 142 0 Less outstanding payment order . . 30 50 H.—Dog registration 52 50 ------18,621 91 I.—Weights and measures . . . __ Cash in the'Imperial Bank of India, Ltd... 2,854 71 J.—Electricity Department .. 19,220 77 Less outstanding cheques .. 1,078 18 K.—Fire protection — ------3,932 89 Total Revenue 52,280 96 Total .. 22,554 80 Deposits 224 0 Advances 121 91 L ia b il it ie s . Rs. c. Rs. c. "Loan for Electric Lighting Scheme 15,000 0 Deposits 325 0 Balance surplus .. 22,229 80 67,626 87 Balance on January 1, 1936 16,333 96 Total .. 22,554 80 Total 83,960 83 I, Edward Ashley Peries, Chairman, Urban District Council, Kegalla, do hereby swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief the above is a true and correct account of the assets and E x p e n d it u r e . Rs. c. Rs. c. liabilities of the Urban District Council of Kegalla for the year A.—General expenditure 7,141 60 1936. B.—Thoroughfares . . 4,555 59 E. As h l e y P e r ie s , C.—Resthouses and ambalam 691 87 Chairman. D.—Council lands and buildings .. 1,669 28 Sworn to before me this 8th day of April, 1937 : E.—Public health .. 8,350 52 G. B. P. A t u r u p a n a , F.—Public recreation .. 529 61 Justice of the Peace. Loan Account for 1936. Rate of . Amount of Amount Paid ite of Loan. Amount. Interest. Annual to the end Amount Date of Per Cent. Repayment. of 1936. Outstanding. Extinction. Rs. c. Rs. c. Rs. c. Rs. c. 1908 8,000 0 4i 80 0 .. 4,604 59 .. 3,395 41 .. 1957 1911 .. 8,000 0 4* 80 0 .. 4,000 0 .. 4,000 0 .. 1961 1929 . . 100,000 0 5 .. 4,000 0 .. 27,043 39 .. 72,956 61 .. 1954 1933 . . 12,000 0 4 480 0 521 94 .. 11,478 6 .. 1958 1935 .. 15,000 0 4 681 82 — 15,000 0 .. 1960 Office of the Urban District Counoil, E . A s h l e y P e r ie s , ■ Kegalla, April 8, 1937. Chairman. ROAD COMMITTEE NOTICES. 1st section, ‘ 91 mile. Wallaha Branch Road. Total acreage, 4,170—Moiety of costs, Rs. 319'40— Sectional rate, • 0766c.—Total rate, ‘ 0766c. (Between Tillicoultry and Eildon Hall Estates.) NOTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with the Amount. advice and consent of the State Council, having agreed Proprietors or Agents. . Estates. Acreage. due. to grant the under-mentioned sum for the maintenance Rs. o. of the above road for the year ending September 30, 1937, the Provincial Road Committee, acting under the The Dimbula Valley Company provisions o f “ The Branch Roads Ordinance, 1896 ” , have .. Tillicoultry.. 401 .. 30 72 assessed the proportion due by each estate in the district The Ceylon Tea. Plant interested in the repair o f the said road, as follows :— ations Company, Limited °.. Wallaha 290 .. 22 21 Government moiety .. Rs. 675 • 00 A. V. & J. H. Renton .. Talankande . 268 .. 20 53 Private contributions .. Rs. 676 • 69 E. Temple .. Diyanilakele 267 .. 20 45 A3 572 P art I. (General) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — April 16, 1937 From 1st to end o f 2nd section, 1 • 91 mile. From 1st to end o f the 6th. section, 3 miles. Total acreage, 2,944—Moiety of cost, Rs. 351 • 23— Sectional rate, ‘ 1193c.— Total rate, ‘ 1959c. Total acreage, 2,173—Moiety of cost, Rs. 450 ‘ 83 __ Sectional rate, ‘ 20747c.— Totals rate, ‘ 3355c. Amount Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. due. Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Amount. Rs. c. Rb. c. The Dimbula Valley Tea The Ceylon Estates Investments Associa Co., Ltd. Mousaella .. 550 .. 107 75 Eildon Hall Tea and tion, Limited Macduff .. 221 . . 74 15 Ceylon Tea Plantations Rubber Co., Ltd. Eildon Hall . 413 .. 80 92 Bambarakele Estate Tea Company, Limited (Col. J. A. S. Agar) .. Tangakelle .. 910 . . 305 31 Co., Ltd. Bambarakele 486 .. 95 22 Do. DeU The Vellekellie Tea Com- 100 .. 19 60 pany Ouvakelle .. 593 . T. Fairhurst and W. C. . 198 95 The Dimbulla Valley Oswald Oddington . . 100 .. 19 60 Tea Company Elgin .. 291 . . 97 63 D. J. Maitland Melton 207 . . 40 55 Do. Kellyhill .. 158 . . 53 1 J. Fairhurst (W. C. Oswald) Ferham 273 .. 53 43 Scottish Tea and Lands Total . 901 65 Co., Ltd. Ralianwatta 306 .. 59 95 Do. Queenwood.. 233 .. 45 65 Eildon Hall Tea and Rubber Co., Ltd. Agra 276 . . 54 5 Which sums the proprietors, managers, or agents of the several estates are hereby required to pay into the General Total 670 63 Treasury, Colombo, on or before May 31, 1937. Rs. e. Which sums the proprietors, managers, or agents of the N.B.—Private contributions .. 902 25 several estates are hereby required to pay into the General Unexpended balance, 1935-36 .. 60 Treasury, Colombo, on or before May 31, 1937. Amount to be recovered on account 1936-37 .. 901 65 Rs. c. Private contribution , 676 69 Unexpended balance, 1935-36 6 6 T. A. H o d s o n , Provincial Road Committee’s Office, Chairman. 670 63 Kandy, April 12, 1937. T. A. H o d s o n , Provincial Road Committee’s Office, Chairman. Kandy, April 12, 1937. Glenlyon-Preston Branch Road. NOTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with the advice and consent o f the State Council, having agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for a new culvert to replace culvert No. 36/1 of the above road for the year ending September 30, 1937, the Provincial Road Committee, Railway Gorge Branch Road. acting under the provisions of “ The Branch Roads Ordi nance, 1896,” have assessed the proportion due by each (Between Caledonia Gap and the Railway Gorge.) estate in the district interested in the repair of the said road, as follows :— NOTICE is hereby given that the Governor, with the advice and consent of the State Council, having agreed to grant, the under-mentioned sum for maintenance of Government moiety • .. Rs. 787 ‘50 the above road for the year ending September 30, 1937, the Private contributions .. Rs. 789‘47 Provincial Road Committee, acting under the provisions o f “ The Branch Roads Ordinance, 1396,” have assessed the proportion due by each estate in the district interested 1st to 4th section, 1 ‘ 68 miles. in the repair o f the said road, as follows :— Total acreage, 2,491—Moiety o f cost, Rs. 789‘ 47— Sectional rate, ‘ 31693c.— Total rate, .31693c. Government moiety .. Rs. 900‘00 Private contributions .. Rs. 902 ■ 25 Amount. Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Rs. c. Ceylon Tea Plantations From 1st to end o f 2nd section, 1 mile. Co., Ltd. (R. B. Firth) Clenlyon 627 .. 198 72 Agra Elbedde Tea Co. Total acreage, 4,179—Moiety of cost, Rs. 300‘ 55— (Carson & Co.) Agra Elbedde 276 . 87 47 Sectional rate, ‘ 07192c.—Total rate, ‘ 07192c. Torrington Tea Estate"! Helbeck, Mos- Co., Ltd. (E. E. Lee, > send and Amount. Torrington .. 528 ... 167 36 Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Rs. c. A. R. Ashton (E. E. Lee) Iona 113 .. 35 81 Heirs _ o f J. _M-_ Smith . Ceylon Tea Plantations 14 26 (G. M. Smith) .. Caledonia .. 255 .. 18 34 Co.,"Ltd. (R: B. Firth) Polmont - 45 52 Admiral Sir Thomas P. B. Seton (H. O. Robb) New Preston 167 .. 93 Jackson, K.C.B. (J. E A .G .& C .A .S eton (H. O. Baillie Hamilton) .. Henfold and St. Robb) Preston 250 .. 79 23 Regulas .. 570 .. 40 99 The Albion Tea Estate F. A. & W. N. Fairlie Co., Ltd. (N. D. Evans) Albion 289 .. 91 59 (G. H . Callander) .. Kowlahena, Co- A. G. & C. A. Seton (H. O. non, and Wal- Robb) St. Margaret’s 196 .. 62 10 trim .. 676J.. 48 62 Total . ■ 789 47 From 1st to end o f 3rd section, 1$ mile. Which sums the proprietors, managers, or agents o f the Total acreage, 2,678—Moiety of cost, Rs. 150 • 27— several estates are hereby required to pay into the General Sectional rate, ‘ 05611c.—Total rate, -12803c. Treasury, Colombo, on or before May 15, 1937. Sumatravale Estates Co., Limited Maria .. 297 .. 38 2 T . A . H o d s o n , The Dimbula Valley Tea Provincial Road Committee’s Office, Chairman. Co., Ltd. Lippakele .. 208 .: 26 63 Kandy, April 12, 1937. P a r t I. (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r il 16, 1937 673 Yattogoda-Yattattawala Estate Cart Road. Proprietors or Agents. Estate. Acreage. Contri SCHEDULE of assessment of estates passed by the Local bution. Committee for the upkeep of the Yattogoda-Yattattawala Rs. c. Estate Cart road for 1936-37. The Walakanda Rubber Co., Ltd. (Messrs. Lewis Brown & Co., The proprietors of the several estates are hereby required to Agents) .. .. Tatuwala pay the contributions to the Chairman, Local Committee, kanda .. 440 ... 88 2 Mr. H. G. Inglis of Orange Grove Group, Polgahawela, on or 2nd section, J mile. before May 30, 1937. Schedule referred to. Nagolla (Ceylon) Rubber & Tea Rate per Contri- Plantations, Ltd. (Messrs. Carson Proprietors or Agents. Estate. Acreage. Acre. bution. & Co., Agents) .. Manikanda 500 ... 39 10 Rs. c. Messrs. R. G. Talbot and L. Bayly, Rs. c. Digowa estate, Parakaduwa, 1. Mrs. Maude Peiris, Agents, Messrs. Cumberbatch & Colpetty, Colombo Orange Grove 655 . . -53-43. . 350 0 2. Mr. B. Vander Poor- Co., Colombo . . . . Digowa .. 564 . . 44 10 ten, Greenwood, Mr. S. E. Fernando, Somagiri, 43rd Dangolla 195 . lane, Wellawatta .. Donrill .. 130 . . 10 10 Galagedera •64-10. . 125 0 The Sunnygama Co., Ltd., Messrs. 3. Mr. A. Nathanielsz, George Steuart & Co., Colombo Pambagama 353 . Dalukgala .. 20 . . -75 . 27 60 Polgahawela . 15 0 The Walakanda Rubber Co., Ltd. 4. Mr. H. E. Perera, (Messrs. Lewis Brown & Co., Bendiyamulla, Agents) . . .. Tatuwala Gampaha Batuwatta kanda .. 440 . . 34 40 junction .. 5 . . 1-00 .. 5 0 5. Mr. M. W. Perera, Walagama, Dewa- 552 80 lagama Kekunakanda 11 ... -72-72.. 8 0 6. Mr. G. J. Amara- Section “ O ” from Sitawaka-ganga at Ambalampitvi /o t o 8ekera, Kachcheri, Beville Cart Road—a distance of 2} miles. Kegalla Kendagolla.. 5 .. 1-00 .. 5 0 1st section, 1 mile. 7. Mr. S. D. P. Nanar Nagolla (Ceylon) Rubber & Tea yakkara, 593, Ba- zaar street, Badulla Tambige- Plantations, Ltd. (Messrs. Carson watta 20 .. ■75 15 & Co., Agents) .. Manikanda 500 . . 188 98 0 Messrs. R. G. Talbot and L. Bayly, Digowa estate, Parakaduwa, Total 911 523 0 Agents : Messrs. Cumberbatch & Co., Colombo .. .. Digowa .. 564 . . 213 16 < A. GOONETIEEKE, Mr. S. E. Fernando, Somagiri, 43rd Provincial Road Committee’s Office, for Chairman. lane, Wellawatta .. Donrill .. 130 . . 49 14 Ratnapura, April 8, 1937. The Sunnygama Co., Ltd. Messrs. George Steuart & Co., Colombo Pambagama 353 . . 133 43 The Walakanda Rubber Co., Ltd. (Messrs. Lewis Brown & Co., Glenalla-Havilland Branch Road. Agents) .. Tatuwala kanda .. 440 . . 166 32 IN terms o f Ordinance No. 14 o f 1896, notice is hereby Mr. T. A. de S. Wijeyeratne, 37, given that the following gentlemen have been elected Hospital street, Colombo .. Pannila .. 185 . . 69 93 to serve on the Local Committee of the above road, for a Mr. D. C. Wijewardana, Muiresk, period o f two years, with effect from February 25, 1937 :— Maitland crescent, Colombo, and Local Committee: E. W. Bedford, Esq., (Chairman); Mr. D. L. Welikala, Avissawella Pathberiya 67 . . 25 32 Mr. R. B. Ratnaike, Fona, Layard’s R. C. Banda, Esq., and Caruppiah Kg., Esq. road, Havelock Town, Colombo Egodakanda 25 . . 9 45 2nd section, 1 mile. Provincial Road Committee’s Office, N. J. t j d d i n g t o n I. , Nagolla (Ceylon) Rubber & Tea Ratnapura, March 18, 1937. Chairman. Plantations, Ltd. (Messrs. Carson & Co., Agents) .. Manikanda 500 . . 121 64 Messrs. R. G. Talbot and L. Bayly, Bevilla-Digowa Estate Cart Road. Digowa estate, Parakaduwa, Agents : Messrs. Cumberbatch & SCHEDULE of assessment*of the estates for expenditure for Co., Colombo .. .. Digowa .. 564 . . 137 21 the maintenance of the above road from October 1, 1935, to Mr. S. E. Fernando, Somagiri, 43rd September 30, 1936. lane, Wellawatta .. Donrill .. 130 . . 31 63 The proprietors of the estates are requested to pay the con The Sunnygama Co., Ltd., Messrs. tributions to the Chairman of the Local Committee, Mr. Frank George Steuart & Co., Colombo Pambagama 353 .-. 85 88 Murray of Digowa estate, Parakaduwa, on or before May 30, The Walakanda Rubber Co., Ltd. 1937 :— (Messrs. Lewis Brown Summary. 1st to 4th section, 2 miles. >» » > “A “B “ C> Total acreage, 4,154— Moiety of cost, Rs. 116'80— Estates. Acreage. Section. Section. Section. Total. Sectional rate, '02811—Total rate, '10409. Rs. c. Rs. c. Rs. c. Rs. c. Proprietors or Agents. Estates Acreage. Amount. Manikanda .. 500. 78 9. 139 13. . 361 29. . 578 51 Digowa .. 564. 88 8. 156 94. . 407 52. . 652 54 Rs. c. Donrill .. 130. 20 30. 36 10. . 93 94. . 150 34 R. Singho Naide and Pambagama .. 353. 55 13. 98 21. . 255 8. . 408 42 Arachchi Naide Bakmigaha- Tatuwalakanda .. 440. — 122 42. . 317 95. . 440 37 mulawatta .. 21 .. 2 19 Pannila .. 185. __ — . 133 68. . 133 68 Pathberiya .. 67. —— . 48 41. . 48 41 1st to 5th section, 2£ miles. Egodakanda .. 25. — — . 18 6. . 18 6 Total acreage, 4,133— Moiety of cost, Rs. 114-08— 2,264 241 60 652 80 1,635 93 2,430 33 Sectional rate, ■0276—Total rate, •13169. Mr. M. A. Ahamadu Lebbe Madurasathur Provincial Road Committee, N. J. Luddington, Rahumania 50 .. 6 69 Ratnapura, March 30, 1937. Chairman. Mr. R. M. S. Gopala Krishna Pillai Diurunpola- watta 100 .. 13 17 Mrs. C. A. Lambert de Silva Yaganwila 65 .. 8 56 Tuntota-Mandakondana Estate Road. Mrs. N. C. Peries do. 64 .. 8 43 Miss Shanmugam Sun- NOTICE is hereby given that His Excellency the drammal Habarawewa .. 130 .. 17 12 Governor, with the advice and consent of the State Council, Messrs. Mohamed Cassim having agreed to grant the under-mentioned sum for the & Bros. Polgahawela- maintenance of the above road during 1936-37, the watta 30 .. 3 95 Provincial Road Committee, acting under the provisions of Mr. E. Peer Lebbe and section 19 of “ The Estate Roads Ordinance, 1902,” have Uduma Lebbe Etungahakottu- assessed the proportion due by each estate in the district watta 21 .. 2 77 interested in the said road as follows :— Messrs. Mohamed Cassim Government moiety .. Rs. 1,005 • 00 & Bros. do. 50 .. 6 59 Private contributions .. Rs. 1,005 • 00 Mr. H. M. Bandappu- hamy, Kapuruhamy, 1 1st section, £ mile. and Podi Nona Karandawila .. 25 .. 3 30 Thambiiebbe Gurunne- Total acreage, 5,516—Moiety of cost, Rs. 146 • 68— helage Ahamadu Sectional rate, • 02659. Lebbe Kosgahamula- watta 20 .. 2 64 Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Amount. Pana Uduma Lebbe and Rs. c. Kasi Lebbe Innawatta 24 .. 3 16 Mrs. A. M. E. Dias Abey- Mr. S. Adusamadu Mow- singha .. Tuntota .. 44 .. 1 17 lana Padinchiwatta 24 .. 3 16 1st to 2nd section, 1 mile. Mr. P. L. Don Migel Appuhamy and Bas- Total acreage, 5,472-—Moiety of cost, Rs. 133 • 09— tian Appuhamy Beliwetiyewatta 25 . . 3 30 Sectional rate, '02432—Total rate, '05091. Mr. H. M. Ukku Banda Mr. J. A. Kriekenbeck Kohombagaha- Korala Dampitiya and mulawatta .. 60 . 3 6 Lindapitiya 20 .. 2 64 Mr. W. M. Fernando .. Kabalesagare.. 60 . 3 6 Messrs. A. & P. Fern Mr. R. M. W . Annamally ando Kadurugaha- Chettiar W atuheragama - yayawatta .. 22 .. 2 90 watta 120 . 6 12 Mr. R. A. Juiappuhamy, Mrs. M. H. de Silva .. Horagasagare 25 . 1 28 Manelhamy and Kano- Dr. A. M. de Silva Watuwatta and hamy Atambagaha- Millicent 228 . . 11 61 watta 29 . . 3 82 Mr. P. M. Ukku Banda Ena Meera Lebbe, San- Appuhamy Madangahamula - nisi Lebbe and Sara watta and Ammal Ennawatta 20 . . 2 64 Palugaha- Mr. Lionel Jayawardena Nugagahamula- mulawatta .. 40 . 2 4 watta 50 . . 6 59 Sera Cornelia Randeni, Albert Herat Randeni 1st to 6th section, 3 miles. and Maria Nona Mahawatta 30 . 1 53 Total acreage, 3,364— Moiety of cost, Rs. 100'50— Mr. K. V. Nagamany Ennawatta 25 . 1 28 Sectional rate, '02987—Total rate, '16156. Dr. A. C. Fernando .. Manaweriya .. 77 ., 3 92 Mr. Peter Wickrama- P. L. S. L. P. L. Palani- nayaka Mukalana and appa Chettiar .. Paragahawatta 21 .. 3 40 Einakele 27 ., 1 38 Dingiri Menika and Roti 1st to 7th section, 3 } miles. Ethana Kahatagaha- Total acreage, 3,343— Moiety of cost, Rs. 92'35— watta 21 .. 1 7 Sectional rate, '02762— Total rate, '18918. Mr. P. M. Appusingho Mr. M. P. P. R. Aruna- Appuhamy and Tiki- salam Chettiar .. Buriyaya .. 97 .. 18 35 rala Appuhamy Rajasanthaka- Mr. Lionel de Fonseka Kowlwewa .. 300 .. 56 76 watta 2 4 40 .. Mrs. Lionel de Silva .. Gorokgasagare 275 .. 52 3 Mr. Aloysius Fernando Dorabeywatta 60 .. 3 6 1st to 8th section, 4 miles. 1st to 3rd section, 1J miles. Total acreage, 2,671— Moiety of cost, Rs. 92'36— Total acreage, 4,659—Moiety of cost, Rs. 116' 80— Sectioned rate, '03457— Total rate, '22375. Sectional rate, '02507— Total rate, '07598. Mr. Leo Fernando .. Nugahamula- Mr. K. P. A. P. S. Sup- watta .. 50 .. 1 1 1 9 pramaniam Chettiar Thalgahamula- 1st to 9th section, 4J miles. watta .. 30 2 28 Mr. E. A. Salgado .. Dampitiya .. 30 2 28 Total acreage, 2,621— Moiety of cost, Rs. 92'35— Mrs. M. Soysa .. Siyambalagaha- Sectional rate, '03523— Total rate, '25898. ruppe .. 350 26 60 Mr. H. Frie . . Thimbirigas- Mr. D. M. W . Sena- pitiya .. 350 .. 90 64 nayaka .. Budandamukalana Mr. H. Frie .. Padma Group 210 .. 54 39 and Budan- Messrs. P. D. A. Mack kumbura .. 95 .. 7 22 & Sons .. Beliwetiya .. 98 ... 25 38 P a r t I . (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r il 16, 1937 575 Proprietors or Agents. Estates. Acreage. Amount. C/o F. J. & G. de Saram, Colombo. (5) Class : 42. (6) Rs. c. Goods: Food for animals. (7) Representation o f the Trade Mr. V. M. de Mel Heemmeliagare 700 .. 181 29 Mark : Mr. T. W. N. Guna- sefeera Dangahamula- watta 22 5 70 CHAPPIE Mr. H. H. Ukku Banda Korala Innawatta 20 5 17 Registrar-General’s Office, J. C. W. R ook, Mr. S. N. Banda Vidane do. 20 5 17 Colombo, April 7, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marl Dr. Charles Fernando Kabalegasagare 45 .. 11 66 Mr. J. A. de Silva do. 90 .. 23 31 Mrs. H. J. Peries Madugasagare 150 .. 38 84 Mrs. J. L. D. Peries .. Horagasagare 100 .. 25 90 NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has Mr. A. E. de Silva Rukattana 491 .. 127 16 grounds of objection to the registration of the following Mr. C. A. Lambert de Trade Mark may, within two months from the date of this Silva Himbutuwala.. 42 .. 10 87 Gazette",'lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No 7. Mr. W. W. M. Fernando Kadigamuwa 150 . . 38 84 bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp o f Rs. 20. The Mrs. W. G. Fernando.. Barampola 73 .. 1891 period for lodging Notice of Opposition may be enlarged Messrs. Collin de Silva by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such teims as & Roland, C. Senavi- he may direct. ratna Thalgashena .. 30 .. • 7 76 (1) Trade Mark No. 6,624. (2) Date of Receipt : January Mr. M. J. A ppuham y.. Horagasagare.. 30 .. 7 76 6, 1937. (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade Mark) : The firm trading as A. N. GALELY & CO., 19, Dam street, Which sums the proprietors, managers or agentsiof the Colombo, general merchants. (4) Class: 48. (5) Goods : several estates are hereby required to pay to W . W . M. Perfumery. (6) Representation of the Trade Mark : Fernando, Esq., Chairman Local Committee, Mable Dale, Marawila, on or before April 26, 1937. M. S r i k h a n t a , Provincial Road Committee’s Office, for Chairman. Kurunegala, April 5, 1937. TRADE MARK NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has grounds o f objection to the registration o f the following Registrar-General’s Office, J. C. W . R ock, Trade Mark may, within two months from the date of this Colombo, March 17, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marks. Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp o f Rs. 20. The period for lodging Notice of Opposition maw be enlarged by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon' such NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has term-? as he may direct. \J grounds of objection to the registration of the following (1) Trade Mark No. 6,563. (2) Date of Receipt : Trade Mark may, within two months from the date of this November 6, 1936. (3) Applicant (Proprietor o f the Trade Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 Mark) ': J. & P. COATS, LIMITED (a Company duly bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp o f Rs. 20. The incorporated under the laws of Scotland), Ferguslie Thread period f6r lodging Notice of Opposition may he enlarged Works, Paisley, Scotland, manufacturers and merchants. by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon /such terms (4) Address for service in the Island C/o Julius & Creasy, as he may direct. / Colombo. (5) Class: 23. (6) Goods: Cotton threads. (1) Trade Mark No. 6,634. (2) Dater o f R eceip t: (7) Representation o f the Trade Mark : January 15,' 1937. (3) Applicant (Proprietor o f the Trade Mark) : BLUNDELL, SPENCE & Co., LIMITED 5 (a Company, incorporated under the English Companies’ Acts), Bankside Works, Sculcoates lane, Hull, England ; and 9 Upper Thames street, London, E.C., England ; paint, colour, oil and varnish manufacturers. (4) Address for service in the Island : C/o Julius & Creasy, Colombo. (5) Class : 1. (6) Goods : Paints, varnishes, enamels, colours, distempers, japans, lacquers, paint, and varnish driers, wood preservatives, wood stains, anti-corrosive and anti-fouling compositions and anti-corrosive oils, and Registration of this trade mark shall give no right to the mineral dyes. (7) Representation of the Trade Mark : exclusive use of the numerals “ 200 ” and “ 40 ” and the abbreviation “ yds ” . s r To be associated with the tra/le mark No. 6,662 under section 24. Registrar-General’s Office, J. C. W . R ook, I 2. '■ NOTICE is hereby given that any person who hps grounds o f objection to the registration o f the following Trade Mark may, within two months from the date of tin's “MONKEY” B ranoi Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp of Rs. 20. The Registrar-General’s Office, J. C. W. R o c k , period for lodging Notice of Opposition may be enlarged Colombo, April 14, 1937. Registrar o f Trade Marks. by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he may direct. (1) Trade Mark No. 6,603. (2) Date o f Receipt : December 2, 1936. (3) Applicant (Proprietor o f the Trade NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has. Mark) : CHAPPEL BROS. LIMITED (a Company grounds of objection to the registration of the following registered under the English Companies Acts), Langley Trade Mark may, within two months from the date o f this road, Pendleton, Lancashire, England ; manufacturers and Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 merchants. (4) Address for service in the Island : bearing an uncancelled of impressed stamp of Rs. 20. The 576 P a r t I . (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE;—A p r il 16, 1937 period for lodging Notice or Opposition may be enlarged by NOTICE is hereby given that any persou who has the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he may grounds of objection to the registration of the following direct. Trade Mark may, within two months from the date o f this (1) Traile Mark N o. 6,636. (2) Date of Receipt: Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 January 18, 1937. (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp of Rs. 20. The . Mark) : MARIKAR LEBBE MOHAMED SAMEEM period for lodging Notice o f Opposition may be enlarged •? trading as THE NEW CITY STORES, 35 and 49, Main b y the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he 3treet, Kalutara, dealer in paints, varnishes, and polishes. may direct. (4) Class : 50. (5) Goods : French polish. (6) Represent (1) Trade Mark No. 6,669. (2) Date of Receipt: ation of the Trade Mark: February 23, 1937. (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade Mark) : BROOKE BOND CEYLON LIMITED (a Company registered under the Ceylon Joint $!toek Com panies Ordinances), 58,Union place, Slave Island, Colombo; manufacturers and merchants. (4) Class: 42. (5) Goods : Tea. (6) Representation o f the Trade Mark : Registration of this Trade Mark shall give no 'right fo the exclusive uqfiof the words “ CELEBRATED S U PE R FIN E ” Registrar-General’s Office, J. C. W . R o c k , Cojpmh^j March 10, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marks. NOTICE' is hereby given that any person who has grounds of .objection to the registration of the following Trade Mark may, within two months from the date of this Registrar-General’s Office, J . C. W . R o ck, Gazelle, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 Colombo, April 7, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marks. bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp o f Rs. 20. The period for lodging Notice of Opposition may be enlarged by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he may direct. (1) Trade Mark No. 6,651. (2) Date of Receipt : Febru NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has ary 4, 1937. (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade Mark) : grounds of objection to the registration of the following The firm trading as C. H. KIZAR MOHAMED & COM Trade Mark may, within two months from the date o f this PA N Y, 129, Second Cross street, Pettah, Colombo ; Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 merchants. (4) Class : 38. (5) Goods : Sarongs, camboys bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp o f Rs. 20. and ready made shirts and dresses. (6) Representation The period for lodging Notice of Opposition may be enlarged of the Trade Mark : by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he may direct. (1) Trade Mark No. 6,672. (2) Date of Receipt : March 1, 1937. (3) Applicant (Proprietor of the Trade Mark) : PIMMS LIM ITED (a Company registered under the English Companies Acts), 88, Bishopsgate, London, England; wine and spirit merchants. (4) Address for service in the Island : C/o F. J. & G. de Saram, Colombo. (5) Class : 43. (6) Goods : An alcoholic beverage kn6wn as gin sling. (7) Representation o f the Trade Mark : / section 24. tsPIM M ’S H» 1 CUP ■ Registrar-General’s Office, J . C. W . R o c k , Colombo, March 31, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marks. Evid£3M2&&fi^&inctivenes8 has been furnished. Registrar-GefidtaJ’s Office, J. C. W. R o c k , NOTICE is /hereby given that any person who has Colombo, April 7, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marks. grounds of objection to the registration of the following Trade Mark\j/ay, within two months from',the date of this Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp, bf Rs. 20. The period for lodging Notice cufupposition mats be enlarged by NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has the Registrar if he thinks^^asd upon such terms as he grounds of objection to the registration of the following may direct. '^ 2 - r ^ V j Trade Mark may, within two months from the date of this (1) Trade .Mark No. o f R eceipt: Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 February 18,M937. (3) AjipH^nt^jPftprietor o f the Trade bearing an uncancelled or impressed stamp ofJts. 20. The Mark): STANDARD-VACUUM'OH-^MPANY (a cor period for lodging Notice of Opposition map be enlarged poration organized and exjjjtjp^mlnder and by virtue o f by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he the laws of the State of Delaware in the United States lirect. t / o f America), 100, West Tenth street, City o f Wilmington, Trade Mark No,. 6,675. (2) Dale of Receipt : County o f New Castle, State o f Delaware ; and 26, M orSrta 1937. (3) Applicant ^Proprietor o f the Trade Broadway, City, County and State of New York ; and Marl): KABUSHIKI-KAISHA' TAKEDA CHOBEI Imperial Bank building, Fort, Colombo, Ceylon ; marketers SHOTjjy (a joint stock company organized under the laws o f petroleum products. (4) Class: 47. (5) Goods : of No. 27, Doshomachi 2-ohome, Higashi-ku, Kerosine oil and lubricating oils. (6) Representation of ©wrkah^pjan ; manufacturers and exporters of chemicals the T rade Mark : and'uigffigjifes. (4) Address for service in the Island : C/(£SPr:3T& G. de Saram, Colombo. (5) Class : 3. (6) G oods: Chemicals, medicines and pharmaceutical pre- DAY-LIGHT ■ parations. (7) Representation o f the Trade Mark : To be associated with the trade mark No. 1,211 under section 24. POLYTAMIN Registrar-General’s Office, J. C. W . R ook, Registrar-General’s Office, J. C. W. R o c k , Colombo April 7, 1937. Registrar o f Trade Marks. Colombo, April 7, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marks. P a r t I. (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r il 16, 1937 677 NOTICE is hereby given that any person who has grounds of objection to the registration of the following Trade Mark may, within two months from the date of this Gazette, lodge Notice of Opposition on Form T. M. No. 7 bearing an uneancelled or impressed stamp of Rs. 20. The period for lodging Notice of Opposition may be enlarged by the Registrar if he thinks fit and upon such terms as he may direct. (1) Trade Mark No. 6,668. (2) Date o f Receipt: February 23, 1937. (3) Applicant (Proprietor o f the Trade Mark): The firm trading as C. H. KIZAR MOHAMED & COMPANY, 129, Second Cross street, Pettali, Colombo ; merchants. (4) Class : 24. (5) Goods : Sarongs, camboys and other cotton goods in this class. (7) Representation of the Trade Mark : / / V Registration of this trade marie shall give no right to the exclusive use of the numerals “ 555 ” . Registrar-General’s Office, • J. C. W . R o c k , Colombo, March 31, 1937. Registrar of Trade Marks. SALES OF UNCLAIMED AND UN NOTICE is hereby given that the under mentioned private property o f long sentenced and deceased prisoners SERVICEABLE ARTICLES, &c. of Welikada Prison will be sold by public auction at Welikada Prison premises on Saturday, April 24, 1937, at IT is hereby notified that the following unserviceable 1 p .m . :— articles will be sold by public auction at the State Council Office, Colombo, on April 30, 1937, at 2.30 p .m . :— 100 sarongs, 34 clothes, 26 shirts, 81 banians, 53 handker 1 bicycle bell ; 1 bicycle lamp ; 1 bicycle lock and chain ; chiefs, 30 belts, 26 coats, 3 pairs of trousers, 2 pairs of, 5 brooms ; 6 brushes, hair ; 4 brushes, n a il; 2 call bells ; shoes, 1 pair o f boots, 1 pair of slippers, 2 pairs of socks, 1 galvanized bucket ; 2 spring-back files ; 2 Union Jacks. 6 collars, 3 towels, 1 hat, 2 ties, 1 pair of aim garters, 30 A quantity o f waste paper (old newspapers, &c.), will also coat buttons, 9 pairs of links, 24 shut studs, 8 combs, be sold at the same time and place. 2 amulets, 4 trouser studs, 1 tie pin, 2 mirrors, 1 broken wristlet watch, 2 safety razors, 1 torch light, 1 piece of fish bone, 1 pair of trouser clips, 1 white metal ring, 1 State Council Office, E. W. K a n n a n g a b a , penny coin, 3 Indian coins. Colombo, April 12, 1937. Clerk of the State Council. Welikada Prison, V. N. P j l l a i , Colombo, April 6, 1937. Superintendent. NOTICE is hereby given that the under-mentioned unserviceable articles will be sold by public auction on Saturday, April 24, 1937, at 11.30 a .m . at the places specified below. NOTICE is hereby given that the following private R. M a r r s , property o f long sentenced and deceased prisoners will be Principal, Ceylon University College. sold by public auction at the prison premises on Saturday, Colombo, April 14, 1937. April 24, 1936, at 10 a .m . :— 51 sarongs, 9 white coats, 18 gauze banians, 13 white Unserviceable'Articles referred to. cloths, 11 cloth belts, 7 leather belts, 9 .white shirts, 4 coloured coats, 4 coloured handkerchiefs, 20 white banians, At Arts Block.— 1 stove, iron. 7 coloured shirts, 5 towels, 4 coloured banians, 11 white At College House.—2 benches ; 27 arm chairs ; 1 cycle handkerchiefs, 2 pieces of rags, 2 vaities, 1 coloured cloth, stand ; 4 desks, locker ; 3 lawn mowers ; 4 mammoties ; 4 combs, 4 y. m. buttons, 12 y. m. studs, 12 R. G. coat 10 empty kerosene oil tins ; 5 large empty drums ; 8 small buttons, 3 pairs R . G. shirt links, 2 brass rings, 1 y. m. empty tins ; 3 small empty drums ; 7 packing cases. amulet, 1 G. S. waist chain, 1 pair of Roman sandles only. A. K anapathtpillai, Assistant Superintendent of Prison. NOTICE is hereby given that the under mentioned unserviceable articles will be sold by public auction at Galle Prison, April 9, 1937. Welikada Prison premises on Tuesday, April 27, 1937, at 1 p .m . :— Four motor car tyres, 431$ lb. palmyra fibre (cut pieces), 143 lb. ox tail hair (cut pieces), 30 bags cotton seeds, 3 rolls galvanized wire.netting (cut pieces), 3 lots NOTICE is hereby given that the under-mentioned hoop iron, 1 lot scrap iron, 3 lots small pieces o f iron, 2 unserviceable- articles will be sold by public auction on iron posts with concrete bases, 1 grinding stone, 1 piece Wednesday, April 28, 1937, at 10 a .m . at t h e Teak Stores motor car dynamo chain, 2 motor car brass lamps, 42 Warehouse, Palatota, Kalutara :— pieces checked cloths, 2 King pins “ Morris ” , 4 hushes 200 staves and 100 iron hoops. “ Morris ” . C. C. Schokman, Inspector-General o f Prisons. J . R . S. P e r e r a , Superintendent of Excise. Office o f the Inspector-General of Prisons, (Branch Prison Industries), Office o f the Superintendent o f Excise, Distilleries, . Colombo, April 8, 1937. Kalutara, April 12,. 1937. 578 P a r t I. (G e n e r a l ) — CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE — A p r i l 16, 1937 Sale of Unclaimed and Confiscated Articles. 27,427, 2 katties ; 28,177, 1 katty ; 28,221 1 katty ; 27,990, NOTICE is hereby given that the following unclaimed 1 katty ; 26,224, 1 k a tty ; 27,610, 1 umbrella; 29,055, and confiscated productions lying at the Police Court, 1 axe and 1 saw ; 25,141, 1 manna ; 29,099 1 torch ; 29,366, Balapitiya, will be sold by public auction at the court 1 blade of a katty ; 26,387, 1 umbrella ; 26,061,1 mammoty, 1 hankie ; 25,926, 1 cloth, 1 camboy ; 26,441, 2 sarongs ; house premises'on Saturday, April 24, 1937, at 11 a . m . 25,974, 1 manna ; 26,052, 1 m a t; 26,308, 1 slate, books, Police Court, U. P. W e b r a s i n g h e , and 3 precious stones ; 28,861, 1 m am m oty; 28,380, Balapitiya, April 7/10, 1937. Police Magistrate. 1 arecanut cutter; 28,904, 1 drawer, 1 torch; 27,542, 1 manna and 1 rice pounder ; 29,412, 1 crowbar and box ; List of Articles.— 28,656,1 torch and knife ; 27,347, 3 rice 28,611, 1 torch ; 28,382, 1 torch ; 29,459, 1 manna knife ; pounders, % camboys, 1 jacket, 1 sarong, 3 mats, and 1 28,914, 1 torch ; 28,159, 1 tapping ; 28,855, 2 sarongs, 1 banian ; 29,633, 10 sheets of rubber, 15 lb. scrap rubber, banian, and 1 purse ; 29,220, 1 white, coat, white hankie ; and 1 balance ; 29,470, 200 lb. rubber, 48 lb. scrap ; 18,418, 1 cigarette case, 1 mirror (pocket), 1 pair sandals ; rubber, and 1 scale ; 27,104, 3 mammoties and 2 katties , 28,347, 1 bag o f scrap .rubber ; 29,434, 3£ lb. of scrap 27,460, 1 manna knife and small knife ; 27,618, 1 katty ; rubber ; 28,155, 7 dried rubber sheets ; 28,490, 5 sheets of 27,609, 1, saree; 27,327, 1 k a tty ; 27,462, 1 k a tty ; 26,671, rubber; 29,827, 1 mat bag with 1 lb. earth scrap and.a 1 pestle; 29,827, 1 mat bag containing scrap rubber ; piece of scrap rubber ; 24,811, 1 pair of glass bangles ; 27,615, 1 jnammoty ; 23,905, 1 manna kife and katty; 17,900, 1 side lamp o f car, 1 c o a t; 15,065, 1 belt, sarong, 25,691, 1 paddle ; P 3,033, 1 torch ; 27,100, 1 k a tty ; 1 hankie ; 25,158, 1 cloth banian ; 25,167, 2 bed sheets, 26,994, 2 glasses ; 27,214, 1 glass ; 27,197, 1 cup ; 26,494, 1 table cloth, 2 towels, 1 teapoy cloth, 3 pillow cases, 1 cup ; 26,882, 1 tapping kife ; 20,827, 1 umbrella ; 27,982, 1 brown cloth, 1 book ; 25,328,1 black coat, 1 old felt hat ; 1 screen ; 27,454, 1 chisel ; 27,188, 1 scraping knife ; 27,130, 26,676, 1 banian, 1 sarong; 27,285, 1 sarong; P 3,081, 18 coconuts ; 27,726, 1 manna ; 27,550, 1 katty ; 26,358, 1 hand-bellow ; 27,499, 2 katties, 2 peelers, 1 iron bar ; 1 rice pounder ; 27,365, 1 tapping knife, 1 shirt ; 28,944, 27,622, 1 katty, 1 knife. 1 rice pounder ; 27,936, 1 white jacket, 1 checked sarong ; 28,068, 1 manna ; 27,540, 1 axe ; 29,161, 1 rice pounder ; Miscellaneous.— 1 manna, 1 drawer, 1 crowbar, 28,845, 1 manna ; 28,194, 1 blade of a katty ; 28,193, 1 umbrella, 1 blade o f an axe. 1 kitchen knife. List of Productions.— 27,829, 1 banian, 1 belt, and 1 cap ; Firewood.— Cinnamon sticks, &c., produced in 27,602, 27,503, 1 katty ; 26,940, 1 katty, 1 axe ; 24,732, 1 katty ; 27,499, 27,981, 28,220, 27,995, and 27,522. 26,001, 1 a x e ; 27,215, 1 plate, 1 porowa ; 28,626, 1 file; 29,380,-1 manna knife ; 29,789, 1 katty; PRINTED AT THE CEYLON OOVERNHENT PRESS, COLOMBO.