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GOVERNMENT NOTICES ־ Royal Warrants governing the Award of the George Cross and the George Medal 897 Revised Royal Warrant governing the Award of the King's Police and Fire Services Medal and the Regulations thereunder - 900 List showing the Order in which Orders, Decorations and Medals should be worn - 903 Appointment of Consul-General of Spain at Jerusalem - - - 906 Appointments, etc...... 906 Loss of Municipal Receipts by the Municipal Corporation of Jaffa - - 906 Loss of a Sheikh's Seal - - - - - 907 Restriction on Purchase of Sugar ----- 907 Air Mails to Turkey ------907 Communication with Prisoners of War interned Abroad - - - 907 Sittings of Court of Criminal Assize - - - - 907 Medical Licences granted ...... 908 List of Graduate Nurses who passed the Final Examination in Nursing - - 908 Land Valuer's Licence granted ----- 909 Claims for Destroyed Currency Notes - - - 909 Applications for the Appointment of an Assistant Poultry and Beekeeping Officer - 909 Tenders and Adjudication of Contracts - 909 Citation Orders ------910 Court Notice ------911 Notices of the Execution Offices, Tel Aviv and Jaffa - - - 911

RETURNS Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - 912 Statements of Wreck Salved at Haifa and Jaffa during the Months of April, May and June, 1941 ------913 ־ Sale of Unclaimed Goods - - - - 920

REGISTRATION OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, NOTICES REGARDING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, BANK­ RUPTCIES, ETC. ------920

CORRIGENDUM ------922

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SUPPLEMENT No. 2.

The following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of this Gazette: —

Rules of Court (Income Tax Appeals). 1941, under the Palestine Order in Council and the Income Tax Ordinance, 1941 - - - - !465 Defence (Trading with the Enemy) (Amendment) Regulations (No. 2), 1941, under the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939 - 1468 Tariff for Porterage Services at El Kantara East and other Stations, under the Govern­ ment Railways Ordinance, 1936 - 1469 Notice under the Citrus Control Ordinance, 1940, appointing a Member of the Pal­ estine Citrus Control Board ----- !4(59 Sale by Wholesale of Controlled Articles (Invoices) (Amendment) Rules, 1941, under the Food and Essential Commodities (Control) Ordinance, 1939 - - 1469 Notice under the Palestine Volunteer Force Ordinance, 1941, appointing an Officer in the Force - - - - - 1470 Port of Haifa (Lighterage, Agency and Porterage) (Amendment) Order, 1941, under the Ports Ordinance - 1470 Nazareth Municipal Area (Drains, Sewers and Cesspits) By-laws, 1941, under the Muni­ cipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934 - 1471 Jerusalem (Advertisements) By-laws, ]941, under the Municipal Corporations Ordin­ ance, 1934 ------1474 ־ Herzliya (Advertisements) By-laws, 1941, under the Local Council Ordinance 1485 Hblon (Prevention of Nuisances and Removal of Refuse) By-laws, 1941, under the Local Councils Ordinance - 1490 Notice of Posting of Valuation Lists in the Urban Area of Hebron, under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, 1940 - - 1496 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, approving the Hadera Outline Scheme within the Hadera Town Planning Scheme - - - 1497 Notice under the Rabies Ordinance, 1934, cancelling certain Notices whereby certain Localities were declared to be infected with Rabies - - - 1497 Order under the Defence Regulations, 1939, imposing certain Restrictions on the Pub­ lication of Newspapers ----- !49s Notice under the Defence Regulations, 1939, appointing Chairmen of Advisory Com­ mittees constituted under Regulation 17 of the said Regulations - - 1499 Vesting Orders Nos. 44 and 45, 1941, under the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939- 1499 Notice of Posting of Schedules of Rights to Land in certain Localities, under the Land (Settlement. of Title) Ordinance - 1500 Posting of Schedules of Claims to Land in Qumiya Village, under the Land (Settlement ־ - of Title) Ordinance - - - 1501 Notification of Commencement of Settlement of Rights to Land in certain Villages, ־ under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - - 1501 Notice under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance, accepting and approving the Sub-division of certain Lands in the Huj Village - - - 1502 Defence (Amendment of Food and Essential Commodities (Control) Ordinance, 1939) Regulations (No. 3), 1941, under the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939 - - 1502 Notice under the Food and Essential Commodities (Control) Ordinance, 1939, requiring Wholesale Traders to maintain Special Registers in respect of certain Controlled Articles ------!503

SUPPLEMENT No. 3.

REGISTRATION OF PATENTS, ETC. 39 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 897

NOTICE.

The Royal Warrants governing the award of the George Cross and the George Medal are published below for information.

J. S. MACPHERSON 9th September, 1941. « Chief Secretary.

THE GEORGE CROSS.

GEORGE THE SIXTH, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India, to all to whom these Presents shall come,

Greeting !

WHEREAS We have taken into Our Royal consideration the m&ny acts of heroism performed both by male and by female persons, especially during the present war : AND WHEREAS We are desirous of honouring those who perform such deeds :

We do by these presents for Us, Our Heirs and Successors institute and create a new Decoration which We desire should be highly prized and eagerly sought after. First: It is ordained that the Decoration shall be designated and styled "The George Cross".

Secondly : It is ordained that the Decoration shall consist of a plain cross with four equal limbs, the cross having in the centre a circular medallion bearing a design showing St. George and the Dragon, that the inscription "For Gallantry" shall appear round this medallion, and in the angle of each limb of the cross the Royal cypher "G. VI" forming a circle concentric with the medallion, that the reverse of the Cross shall be plain and bear the name of the recipient and the date of the award, that the Cross shall be suspended by a ring from a bar adorned with laurel leaves, and that the whole shall be in silver.

Thirdly : It is ordained that the persons eligible for the Decoration of the Cross shall be — (1) Our faithful subjects and persons under Our protection in civil life, male and female, of Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, India, Burma, Our Colonies, and of Territories under Our Suzerainty, Protection or J urisdiction; (2) Persons of any rank in the Naval, Military or Air Forces of Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of India, of Burma, of Our Colo• nies, and of Territories under Our Suzerainty, Protection or Jurisdiction, including the Home Guard and in India members of Frontier Corps and Military Police and members of Indian States' Forces and in Burma members of the Burma Fron• tier Force and Military Police, and including also the Military Nursing Services and the Women's Auxiliary Services;

(3) Our faithful subjects and persons under Our protection in civil life, male and female, within, and members of the Naval, Military or Air Forces belonging to, any other part of Our Dominions, Our Government whereof has signified its de• sire that the Cross should be awarded under the provisions of this Our Warrant, and any Territory being administered by Us in such Government.

The Cross is intended primarily for civilians and award in Our military services is to be confined to actions for which purely military Honours are not normally granted. Fourthly : It is ordained that awards shall be made only on a recommendation to Us, for civilians by Our Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, and for Officers and members of Our Naval, Military or Air Forces, as described in the previous Clause of this Our Warrant, only on a recommendation by Our First Lord of the Admiralty, Our Secretary of State for War or Our Secretary of State for Air, as the case may be. 898 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 11th September, 1941

Fifthly : It is ordained that the Cross shall be awarded only for acts of the greatest heroism or of the most conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme danger, and that the Cross may be awarded posthumously.

Sixthly : It is ordained that every recommendation for the award of the Cross shall be submitted with such description and conclusive proof as the circumstances of the case will allow, and attestation of the act as the Minister or Ministers con• cerned may think requisite.

Seventhly : It is ordained that the Cross shall be worn by recipients on the left breast suspended from *a ribbon one and a quarter inches in width, of dark blue, that it shall be worn immediately after the Victoria Cross and in front of the In• signia of all British Orders of Chivalry, and that on those occasions when only the ribbon is worn, a replica in silver of the Cross in miniature shall be affixed to the centre of the ribbon.

Provided that when the Cross is worn by a woman, it may be worn on the left shoulder, suspended from a ribbon of the same width and colour, fashioned into a bow.

Eiglitlily : It is ordained that the award of the George Cross shall entitle the recipient on all occasions when the use of such letters is customary to have placed after his or her names the letters :'G.C".

Ninthly : It is ordained that an action which is worthy of recognition by the award of the Cross, but is performed by one upon whom the Decoration has been conferred, may be recorded by the award of a Bar to be attached to the ribbon by which the Cross is suspended, that for each such additional award an additional Bar shall be added, and that for each Bar awarded a replica in silver of the Cross in miniature, in addition to the emblem already worn, shall be added to the ribbon when worn alone.

Tenthly : It is ordained that the names of all those upon or on account of whom We may be pleased to confer or present the Cross, or a Bar to the Cross, shall be published in the London Gazette, and that a Register of such names shall be kept in the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood. Eleventhly : It is ordained that from the date of this Our Warrant, the grant of the Medal of the Order of the British Empire, for Gallantry, which was instituted and created by His late Majesty King George the Fifth, shall cease, and a recipient of that Medal, living at the date of this Our Warrant, shall return it to the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood and become instead a holder of the George Cross : provided that there shall be a similar change in relation to any posthumous grant of the Medal of the Order of the British Empire, for Gallantry, made since the commencement of the present war. Ttoelfthly : It is ordained that reproductions of the Cross, known as a Miniature Cross, which may be worn on certain occasions by those to whom the Decoration is awarded shall be half the size of the George Cross.

Thirteenthly : It is ordained that it shall be competent for Us, Our Heirs and Successors by an Order under Our Sign Manual and on a recommendation to that effect by or through Our Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, Our First Lord of the Admiralty, Our Secretary pf State for War, or Our Secretary of State for Air, as the case may be, to cancel and annul the award to any person of the George Cross and that thereupon the name of such person in the Register shall be erased : provided that it shall be competent for Us, Our Heirs and Suc• cessors to restore the Decoration so forfeited when such recommendation has been withdrawn. Lastly : We reserve to Ourself, Our Heirs and Successors, full power of annulling, altering, abrogating, augmenting, interpreting, or dispensing with these rules and ordinances, or any part thereof, by a notification under Our Sign Manual. Given at Our Court at St. James's, the twenty-fourth of September, one thousand nine hundred and forty, in the fourth year of Our Reign. By His Majesty's Command, WINSTON S. CHURCHILL. 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 899

THE GEORGE MEDAL.

GEORGE THE SIXTH, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India, to all to whom these Presents shall come,

Greeting!

WHEREAS We have taken into Our Royal consideration the many acts of great bravery performed both by male and by female persons, especially during the present war :

AND WHEEEAS We are desirous of honouring those who perform such deeds : We do by these Presents for Us, Our Heirs and Successors institute and create a new Medal.

First : It is ordained that the Medal shall be designated "The George Medal". Secondly : It is ordained that the Medal shall be circular in }orm and in silver, that it shall bear on the obverse the Crowned Effigy of the Sovereign, and on the reverse a representation of'St. George slaying the Dragon on the coast of England, the design being circumscribed by the words "The George Medal".

Thirdly : It is ordained that the persons eligible for the Mbdal shall be — (1) Our faithful subjects and persons under Our protection in civil life, male and female, of Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, India, Burma, Our Colonies, and of Territories under Our Suzerainty, Protection or Jurisdiction;

(2) Persons of any rank in the Naval, Military or Air Forces of Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of India, of Burma, of Our Colonies, and of Territories under Our Suzerainty, Protection or Jurisdiction, including the Home Guard and in India members of Frontier Corps and Military Police and members of Indian States' Forces and in Burma members of the Burma Frontier Force and Military Police, and including also the Military Nursing Ser• vices and the Women's Auxiliary Services;

(3) Our faithful subjects and persons under Our Protection in civil life, male and female, within, and members of the Naval, Military or Air Forces belonging to, any other part of Our Dominions, Our Government whereof has signified its desire that the Medal should be awarded under the provisions of this Our Warrant, and any Territory being administered by Us in such Government.

The Medal is intended primarily for civilians and award in Our military services is to be confined to actions for which purely military Honours are not normally granted. Fourthly : It is ordained that awards shall be made only on a recommendation to Us, for civilians by Our Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, and for Officers and members of Our Naval, Military or Air Forces, as described in the previous Clause of this Our Wan-ant, only on a recommendation by Our First Lord of the Admiralty, Our Secretary of State for War or Our Secretary of State for Air, as the case may be. Fifthly : It is ordained that the Medal shall be awarded only for acts of great bravery. Sixthly : It is ordained that Foreign persons shall be eligible for the award of the Medal and that awards to such persons not included under the Third Clause of this Our warrant shall be made only on a recommendation to Us for civilians by Our Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and for Officers and members of foreign military Forces, by Our First Lord of the Admiralty, Our Secretary of State for War or Our Secretary of State for Air, as the case may be. Seventhly : It is ordained that the Medal shall be worn by recipients on the left breast suspended from a ribbon one and a quarter inches in width, of red, with five equidistant narrow vertical stripes of blue, and that it shall be worn immediately after the King's Police and Fire Services Medal, for gallantry. . THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 11th September, 1941

Provided that when the Medal is worn by a woman, it may be worn on the left shoulder, suspended from a ribbon of the same width and colour, fashioned into a bow.

Eighthly : It is ordained that the award of the Medal shall entitle the recipient, on all occasions when the use of such letters is customary to have placed after his or her names the letters "G.M.".

Ninthly : It is ordained that an action which is worthy of recognition by the award of the Medal, but is performed by one upon whom the Medal has been con• ferred, may be recorded by the award of a Bar to be attached to the ribbon by which the Medal is suspended, that for each such additional award an additional Bar shall be added, and that for each Bar awarded a silver rosette shall be added to the ribbon when worn alone.

Tenthly : It is ordained that the names of all those upon whom We may be pleased to confer or present the Medal, or a Bar to the Medal, shall be published in the London Gazette, and that a Register of such names shall be kept in the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood.

Eleventhly : It is ordained that reproductions of the Medal, known as a Minia• ture Medal, which may be worn on certain occasions by those to whom the Medal is awarded shall be half the size of the George Medal. Twelfthly : It is ordained that it shall be competent for Us, Our Heirs and Successors by an Order under Our Sign Manual and on a recommendation to that effect by or through Our Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, Our First Lord of the Admiralty, Our Secretary of State for War, or Our Secretary of State for Air, as the case may be, to cancel and annul the award to any person of the George Medal and that thereupon the name of such person in the Register shall be erased : provided that it shall be competent for Us, Our Heirs and Suc• cessors to restore the Medal so forfeited, when such recommendation has been withdrawn.

Lastly : We reserve to Ourself, Our Heirs and Successors, full power of an• nulling, altering, abrogating, augmenting, interpreting, or dispensing with these rules and ordinances, or any part thereof, by a notification under Our Sign Manual. Given at Our Court at St. James's, the twenty-fourth of September, one thousand nine hundred and forty, in the fourth year of Our Reign.

By His Majesty's Command,

WINSTON S. CHURCHILL.

NOTICE.

The revised Royal Warrant governing the award of the King's Police and Fire Services Medal and the Regulations thereunder are published below for information.

J. S. MACPHERSON 9th September, 1941. Chief Secretary.

THE KING'S POLICE AND FIRE SERVICES MEDAL.

GEORGE THE SIXTH, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India, to all to whom these Presents shall come,

Greeting!

WHEREAS His late Majesty King Edward the Seventh in consideration of the good services rendered by officers of the Constabulary Forces and by persons serving in Fire Brigades within His Dominions and in Territories under His Protec• tion or Jurisdiction and the heroic acts of courage and instances of conspicuous 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 901

devotion to duty of such persons, and being desirous of distinguishing such meri• torious conduct by some mark of His Royal Favour did by Warrant under His Royal Sign Manual dated the 7th -Inly, 1909, institute a new Medal to be awarded for such services as aforesaid :

AND WHEREAS We are desirous of further amending the aforesaid Warrant which was amended by subsequent Warrants under the Royal Sign Manual bearing date respectively the 3rd October, 1916, the 1st October, 1930, the 12th December, 1933, the 25th May, 1936, and the 15th December, 1936, We are graciously pleased to make, ordain and establish the following Statutes for the governance of the said Decoration :

"Firstly : It is ordained that the Medal shall be designated and styled 'The King's Police and Fire Services Medal'.

Secondly : It is ordained that the King's Police and Fire Services Medal shall consist of a circular Medal of silver with the effigy of the Sovereign on the obverse, and shall bear on the reverse a design emblematic of Protection from danger and the words 'For Gallantry' or 'For Distinguished Service' as the case may be and on the rim the name of the person to whom the Medal has been awarded.

Thirdly : It is ordained that the Medal shall only be awarded to those of Our Faithful Subjects and Others who have either performed acts of exceptional courage and skill or exhibited conspicuous devotion to duty as members of a recognized Police or Fire Service within Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Our Indian Empire Burma or any of Our Colonies or any territory under Our protection or jurisdiction not being administered by Us in Our Government in any other part of Our Dominions; or within any other part of Our Dominions Our Government whereof has signified its desire that the Medal should be awarded under the provisions of this Our Warrant to members of any such Service within such part, or within any territory under Our protection or jurisdiction being ad• ministered by Us in such Government; and that such award shall be made only on a recommendation to Us by Our Principal Secretary of State for the Home- Department.

Fourthly : It is ordained that the names of those upon whom We may be pleased to confer this Decoration shall be published in the London Gazette, and that a Register thereof shall be kept in the Office of Our Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department. Such Register shall show the name and rank of the person holding the Medal, the Police or Fire Service of which he is or was a member, and particulars of the action for which the Medal has been awarded.

Fifthly : It is ordained that each Medal shall be suspended from the left breast, and the riband, of an inch and three-eigths in width, shall be dark blue with a narrow7 silver stripe on either side and a similar silver stripe in the middle; and in the case of awards for acts of exceptional courage each silver stripe of the riband shall contain a thin red line down the middle.

Sixthly : It is ordained that any act of gallantry which is worthy of recognition by the award of the King's Police and Fire Services Medal, but is performed by one upon whom the Decoration has already been conferred, may, on a recommend• ation to Us hj Our Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, be recorded by a Bar attached to the riband by ,which the Medal is suspended. For every such additional act an additional Bar may be added and for each Bar awarded a small silver rose shall be added to the riband when worn alone.

Seventhly : It is ordained that it shall be competent for Us, Our Heirs and Successors by an Order under Our Sign Manual and on a recommendation to that effect by or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State to cancel and annul the award to any person of the above Decoration and that thereupon his name in the Register shall be erased. Provided that if shall be competent for Us, Our Heirs and Successors to restore any Decoration which may have been so forfeited when such recommendation has been withdrawn. And every person to whom the said Decoration is awarded shall, before receiving the same, enter into an agree• ment to return the Medal if his name shall be erased as aforesaid. 902 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 11th September, 1941

Eighthly : It is ordained that Our Secretary of State for the Home Department may make regulations for the carrying into effect of this Our Royal Warrant." All previous Warrants issued in this behalf are hereby revoked except in so far as they are already revoked.

Given at Our Court at Saint James's the twentieth day of August, 1940, in the Fourth Year of Our Reign.

By His Majesty's Command,

JOHN ANDERSON.

REGULATIONS.

I, THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR JOHN ANDERSON, one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, in accordance with the Eighth Statute of the Royal Warrant of 20th August, 1940, hereby make the following Regulations which shall be ob­ served in submitting recommendations for the award of the King's Police and Fire Services Medal : 1. Unless His Majesty otherwise directs, lists of the names of members of recognized Police or Fire Services, who are recommended for the Medal, shall be submitted by the Secretary of State for the Home Department in the months of May and December in each year.

2. For the purpose of inclusion in any such list, the names of those recom­ mended by the Secretary of State for Scotland, or Dominion Affairs, or the Colonies, or India or Burma shall be forwarded to the Home Office not later than one month prior to the date on which the award is to be made. 3. In special circumstances a recommendation may be made at any time for an immediate award. 4. All recommendations shall state the name and rank of the person recom­ mended, the name of the Police or Fire Service of which he is or was a member, and particulars of the action or service for which the grant of the Medal is recommended. 5. The number of Medals awarded in any one year shall not exceed one hundred and twenty, unless His Majesty is of opinion that special circumstances in any year justify the award of Medals in excess of that number. 6. The qualifications for the grant of the Medal shall be as follows :— (a) Conspicuous gallantry in saving life and property, or in preventing crime or arresting criminals, the risks incurred being estimated with due regard to the obligations and duties of the officer concerned. (6) A specially distinguished record in administrative or detective service, or other police service of conspicuous merit. (c) Success in organising Police or Fire Services, or in maintaining their or­ ganisation under special difficulties. (rf) Special services in dealing with serious or widespread outbreaks of crime or public disorder, or fire. O) Valuable political and secret services. (/) Special services to Royalty and Heads of States. Prolonged service; but only when distinguished by very exceptional ability (/׳>) and merit.

JOHN ANDERSON. 20th August, 1940. llth September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 903

NOTICE.

The list appended below shows the order in which Orders, Decorations and Medals should be worn, but it in no way affects the precedence conferred by the Statutes of certain Orders upon the Members thereof. This list was published, under the authority of the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood, in the second supplement to the London Gazette of 18th April, 1941. It is in revision of the list which was published in Palestine in the Official Gazette No. 611 of 9th July, 1936.

MACPHERSON .׳J. S 9th September, 1941. Chief Secretary.

ORDER IN WHICH ORDERS, DECORATIONS AND MEDALS SHOULD BE WORN.

VICTORIA CROSS.

GEORGE CROSS.

BRITISH ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD, ETC. * Order of the Garter. * Order of the Thistle. * Order of St. Patrick. Order of the Bath. ** Order of Merit (immediately after Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath). Order of the Star of India. Order of St. Michael and St. George. Order of the Indian Empire. Order of the Crown of India. Royal Victorian Order (Classes I, II and III). Order of the British Empire (Classes I, II and III). ** Order of the Companions of Honour (immediately after Knights and Dames Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire). Distinguished Service Order. Royal Victorian Order (Class IV). Order of the British Empire (Class IV). Imperial Service Order. Royal Victorian Order (Class V). Order of the British Empire (Class V).

NOTE :— The above applies to those Orders of similar grades. When the minia­ ture or riband of a higher grade of a junior Order is worn with that of a lower grade of a senior Order, the higher grade miniature or riband should come first, e.g., the miniature or riband of a K.C.I.E. will come before a C.B., and a G.C.M.G. before a K.C.B. Not more than four Stars of Orders and not more than three Neck Badges may be worn at any one time in Full Dress Uniform.

BARONET'S BADGE. (The Badge is worn suspended round the neck by the Riband in the same manner as the neck badge of an Order and takes precedence immediately after the Badge of the Order of Merit. The Badge is not worn in miniature and the Riband is not worn with Undress Uniform).

KNIGHTS BACHELORS' BADGE. (The Badge to be worn after the Star of a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire. It is not worn in miniature and is not worn with Undress Uniform).

DECORATIONS. Royal Red Cross (Class 1). Distinguished Service Cross. Military Cross. Distinguished Flying Cross. Air Force Cross. Royal Red Cross (Class II). 904 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 11th September, 1941

ORDERS GIVEN ONLY IN INDIA. Order of British India. *** Indian Order of Merit (Military). Kaisar-i-Hind Medal.

ORDER OF BURMA.

ORDER OF ST. JOHN.

ALBERT MEDAL.

MEDALS FOR GALLANTRY AND DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT. Medal for Distinguished Conduct in the field. Conspicuous Gallantly Medal. Distinguished Service Medal. The Royal West African Frontier Force Distinguished Conduct Medal. The King's African Rifles Distinguished Conduct Medal. Military Medal. Distinguished Flying Medal. Air Force Medal. King's Police and Fire Services Medal, for Gallantry. George Medal. Edward Medal. Indian Distinguished Service Medal. Constabulary Medal (Ireland). Medal for Saving Life at Sea. *** Indian Order of Merit (Civil). Indian Police Medal, for Gallantry. Burma Police Medal, for Gallantry. Colonial Police Medal, for Gallantry. Burma Gallantry Medal.

**** BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL. Life Saving Medal of the Order of St. John.

00 WAR MEDALS (IN ORDER OF DATE).

POLAR MEDALS (IN ORDER OF DATE).

JUBILEE, CORONATION AND DURBAR MEDALS. Queen Victoria's Jubilee Medal, 1887 (Gold, Silver and Bronze). Queen Victoria's Police Jubilee Medal, 1887. Queen Victoria's Jubilee Medal, 1897 (Gold, Silver and Bronze). Queen Victoria's Police Jubilee Medal, 1897. Queen Victoria's Commenioratkni Medal, 1900 (Ireland). King Edward VII's Coronation Medal, 1902. King Edward VII's Police Coronation Medal, 1902. King Edward VII's Durbar Medal, 1903 (Gold, Silver and Bronze). King Edward VII's Police Medal, 1903 (Scotland). King's Visit Commemoration Medal, 1903 (Ireland). King George V's Coronation Medal, 1911. King George V's Police Coronation Medal, 1911. King's Visit Police Commemoration Medal 1911 (Ireland). King George V's Durbar Medal, 1911 (Gold+, Silver and Bronze). King George "V's Silver Jubilee Medal, 1935. King George VI's Coronation Medal, 1937.

POLICE MEDALS FOR VALUABLE SERVICES. King's Police and Fire Services Medal, for Distinguished Service. Indian Police Medal, for Meritorious Service. Burma Police Medal, for Meritorious Service. Colonial Police Medal, for Meritorious Service.

EFFICIENCY AND LONG SERVICE DECORATIONS AND MEDALS. Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130

Medal for Meritorious Service. Indian Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (for Europeans of Indian Army). Indian Meritorious Service Medal (for Europeans of Indian Army). Eoyal Marine Meritorious Service Medal. Royal Air Force Meritorious Service Medal. Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Indian Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (for Indian Army). The Royal West African Frontier Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. The King's African Rifles Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Indian Meritorious Service Medal (for Indian Army). Volunteer Officers' Decoration. Volunteer Long Service Medal. Volunteer Officers' Decoration (for India and the Colonies). Volunteer Long Service Medal (for India and the Colonies). Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration. Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal. Medal for Good Shooting (Naval). Militia Long Service Medal. Imperial Yeomanry Long Service Medal. Territorial Decoration. Efficiency Decoration. Territorial Efficiency Medal. Efficiency Medal. Special Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Reserve. Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Royal Naval Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Board of Trade Rocket Apparatus Volunteer Long Service Medal. The African Police Medal for Meritorious Service. Special Constabulary Medal. Royal Naval Auxiliary Sick Berth Reserve Long Service and Good Con• duct Medal. Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. The King's Medal (for Champion Shots in the Military Forces). Colonial Police and Fire Brigades Long Service Medal. Roval Naval Wireless Auxiliary Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Trans-Jordan Frontier Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA COMMEMORATION MEDAL.

MEDALS BELONGING TO ORDERS. Royal Victorian Medal (Gold and Silver). Imperial Service Medal. Royal Victorian. Medal (Bronze). Service Medal of the Order of St. John. Badge of the Order of the League of Mercy. Voluntary Medical Service Medal.

FOREIGN ORDERS (IN ORDER OF DATE OF AWARD).

FOREIGN DECORATIONS (IN ORDER OF DATE OF AWARD).

FOREIGN MEDALS (IN ORDER OF •DATE OF AWARD).

FOOTNOTES : * These orders are not worn in miniature and the Ribands of the Orders are not worn with Undress Uniform. ** These Orders are not worn in miniature, but are worn round the neck on all occasions except with Service Dress and certain Orders of Undress Uniform. 906 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 11th September, 1941

*** The Indian Oder of Merit (Military and Civil) is distinct from the Order of Merit instituted in 1902.

rmerly the Medal of the Order of the British Empire for Meritorious״F **** Service; also includes the Medal of the Order awarded prior to 29th December, 1922.

00 Medals awarded for services during the Great War (1914-1919) should be worn in the following order :— 1914 Star, 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal, Mercantile Marine War Medal. Victory Medal, Territorial Force War Medal, India General Service Medal (for operations in Afghanistan, 1919).

-f King George V's Durbar Medal, 1911, in Gold can be worn in the United Kingdom by Killing Chiefs of India only.

APPOINTMENT OF CONSUL.

NOTICE .

The High Commissioner directs it to be notified for general information that SENOR DON RAMON MARIA DE PUJADAS has been appointed by the Spanish Govern­ ment to be Consul General of Spain at Jerusalem and that he has been recognized provisionally by His Excellency in that capacity !tending the issue of His Majesty's Exequatur.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. S. MACPHERSON 2nd September, 1941. Chief Secretary. (N/9/11)

APPOINTMENTS, ETC. The acting appointment of AHMED EFF. HAMDI SABEK, Assistant Veterinary Officer, De­ APPOINTMENTS. partment of Agriculture and Fisheries, pub­ lished in Palestine Gazette No. 1125 of the 21st The High Commissioner has appointed: — August, 1941, ceased with effect from the 30th August, 1941. THE HONOURABLE J. C. S. RUNCIMAN, to be Assistant Public Information Officer, Sec­ retariat, with effect from the ]6th July, 1941. TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENTS.

THE HONOURABLE A. CUMMING-BRUCE, to be Ad­ The appointment of MR. C. B. MCNAIR, ministrative Assistant, Secretariat, with Director of Programmes, Palestine Broad­ effect from the 18th August, 1941. casting Service, terminated with effect from the 24th August, 1941.

The appointment of MR. H. C. HOLME, Assist­ ACTING APPOINTMENTS. ant Public Information Officer, Secretariat, The High Commissioner has appointed: — j terminated with effect from the 1st September, j 1941. MR. Z. LIPKIN, Assistant Chief Accountant, Department of Posts and Telegraphs, to act as Chief Accountant, with effect from I NOTICE. the 31st August, 1941, until further order. MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF JAFFA. j MR. JACOB MARCUSON, Assistant Storekeeper, Municipal Receipts Nos. 43061, 43090 and Department of Posts and Telegraphs, to 43095 are. missing from the Sanitary Depart­ act as Chief Storekeeper, with effect from ment of this Corporation. the 1st September, 1941, until further order. The public are warned that they should re­ port immediately to the Chairman of the Mu­ nicipal Commission, Jaffa, if these receipts TERMINATION OF ACTING APPOINTMENTS. have been issued to them or are in future ten­ dered to them. The acting appointment of MR, A. B. CONDIE, Deputy Controller of Posts, Department of ALI MUSTAKIM Posts and Telegraphs, published in Palestine for Chairman, Gazette No. 1125 of the 21st August, 1941, ceased Mu n ic ipa I Co mini ion. with effect from the 31st August, 1941. 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 907

! NOTICE. 1 TEL AVIV Abrahamoff Bros. It is hereby notified that HAJ SELIM IBN SA'D, Palestine Egypt Lloyd Ltd. Sheikh of Al-Sarahin Azazmeh Tribe, has lost Mr. Benjamin Plascow." the small seal bearing his name, on Thursday, the 21st August, 1941. ! 8th September, 1941. 30th August, 1941. ! (Gaz/4/40)

NOTICE. : NOTICE. SITTINGS OF COURT OF CRIMINAL ASSIZE. It is notified by the Controller of Supplies for general information that the amount of Notice is hereby given that the Court of sugar which a person may purchase from a ! Criminal Assize will sit at the following places retail dealer is limited, at the discretion of the ! on the dates stated for the trial of the cases Deputy Controller of Supplies in the district I mentioned hereunder : — where such person resides, to an amount not exceeding one kilogramme per person per month 1 TIBERIAS: — and half that amount in the case of children under 6 years of age. ; Monday, 15th September, 1941. G. W. HERON | Assize Case 'No. 42/41. Controller of Supplies. Attorney-General 8th September, 1941. v. Ahmad Jamaal Mohammad.

| JAFFA : — NOTICE. Monday, 15th September, 1941. DEPARTMENT OF POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS. I Assize Case No. 41/41. Air Mails to Turkey. Attorney-General It is notified for information that the weekly v. air mail service to Turkey has been re­ Khader Ibin Taha Kasim. established. j Tuesday, 16th September, 1941. 2. The rates of postage are: — I Assize Case No. 46/41. Letters —25 mils per 10 grammes or part I Attorney-General. thereof. ! v. Post Cards—15 mils. ! Abdul Latif Mustafa el Turk.

4th September, 1941. ! JERUSALEM : — (Gaz/4/40) 1 Monday, 22ud September, 1941. Assize Case No. 45/41. NOTICE. Attorney-General v. DEPARTMENT OF POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS. 1. Abdul Hamid Badawi el Rajibi Communication with Prisoners of War Interned Abdul Karim Suleiman el Rajibi 2״ Abroad. I 3. Abdul Ghaffar Khalil el Rajibi.

Letters, Postcards and certain Classes of Tuesday, 23rd September, 1941. Printed Matter. I Assize Case No. 39/41. It is notified for information that paragraph \ Attorney-General 6 of Public Notice No. 35 dated 20th August, v. 1941, is hereby cancelled and substituted by the Sa'eed Abdel Qader Shukair. following: — Wednesday, 24th September, 1941. "Members of the public desiring to have Assize Case No. 43/41. books and music sent to prisoners of war in enemy, enemy occupied or neutral countries j Attorney-General may post them only through a permit holder. v. 1. Ahmad Mahmood el Haj Hussein Hajjeh Newspapers and periodicals may be sent in I 2. Ahmad Aamir Braiwish. the same way as books to prisoners of war in neutral countries, but not to prisoners of war NABLUS : — in enemy territory. Monday, 22nd September, 1941. The undermentioned holders of printed Assize Case No. 44/41. papers permits are authorised to accept such articles from the public: — j Attorney-General v. JERUSALEM j Abder Raheem Yousef Sammour. Thos. Cook & Son Tuesday, 23rd September, 1941. Palestine Egypt Lloyd Ltd. S. Isaac Freund & Co. Assize Case No. 47/41. i Attorney-General. HAIFA ; v• Thos. Cook & Son : 1. Ragheb Tahah Abed Yehia Palestine Egypt Lloyd Ltd. 2. Abed Hussein Abdel Khalil es Salaam Mr. Felix Nagler. 3. Kamaal el Haj Tatter el Khateeb. 908

NABLUS. (Contd.) Medical Services under section 4(2) of the Wednesday, 24th September, 1941. Medical Practitioners Ordinance. Assize Case No. 4S/4]. Lit: No. Name Address Attorney-General v. DR.3129 OMAR EL FAROUK Abdel Kareem Ahmad Mohammad en Nassir. B ou DEY R i Jerusalem PAGET J. BOURKE DR.3130 MUHAMMAD HUSSEIN! Jerusalem 3rd September, 1941. Acting Chief Registrar, (Gaz/5/40) Supreme Court. W. J. VICKERS MEDICAL LICENCES. for Director, Licences to practise medicine granted during 2nd September, 1941. M edited Services. (׳ Ga.z/23/40) the month of August, 1941, by the Director of

NOTICE. The undermentioned nurses have completed a three years7 course of training and success­ fully passed the final examination in nursing prescribed by Government Regulations, and their names have been entered in the Government Register of Graduate Nurses on the dates shown against their names, in virtue whereof they are entitled to all the rights and privileges of graduate nurses in Palestine. Date of Name of Nurse None of Training School. Government Registration Manoush Chalek St. Luke's Hospital, Hebron 27.12.40 Nazelie Kilardjian St. Luke's Hospital, Hebron 27.12.40 Wadia Gabriel C.M.S. Hospital, Gaza 29.12.40 Zaghig Pertoodian C.M.S. Hospital, Gaza 29.12.40 Sara Koval Government Hospital, Haifa 11.1.41 Malka Ka uff man Government Hospital, Haifa 11.1.41 Gulenia Boyajian Government Hospital, Nablus 11.1.41 Ester Bercovici Government Hospital, Safad 11.1.41 Ada Cahana Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Hadassa Moldavsky Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Sara Fleisman Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Mafia Burstein Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Rahel (Figa) Gold Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Lea Cohen (Lisa Cagan) Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Rahel Pintel Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Batia Gurfein Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Tzivia LTzitzka Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Noga Ezrit Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Tamar Shidlo Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Ingeborg Rotfels Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Miriam Kalinsky Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Felizia (Fela) Fiwel Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Geula Kopelis Kupat Cholim, Petah Tiqva 12.5.41 Miriam Ettinger H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Chawa Babat H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Sara Bolchower H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Chawa Guterman H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Adela Hirschfeld H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Sara Halaj H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Bella Hurwic H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Tyrca Woronowska H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Chava Zezmer H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Zuzanna Weinberg H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Basia .Kohn H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Rebecca Lyons . H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Frieda Pfeffer H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Hanna Rotblum H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Sara Salkauskaite H.M.O. Jerusalem 28.7.41 Bella Zafrany English Hospital, Jerusalem 28.7.41 Leah Dossik English Hospital, Jerusalem 28.7.41 Laurice Khayat C.M.S. Hospital, Jaffa July 1941 Alice Karam C.M.S. Hospital, Jaffa July 1941 Ruth Heinemann Government Hospital, Jerusalem 28.6.41 Venus Ghazi Government Hospital, Jerusalem 28.6.41 Lily Frankel Government Hospital, Jerusalem 28.6.41 Rifka Schechtman • Government Hospital, Jerusalem 28.6.41 Bella Schapira Government Hospital, Jerusalem 28.6.41 Mary Pisanty Government Hospital, Jerusalem 28.6.41 Shulamit Skutalsky Scots Hospital, Tiberias 5.9.41

J. H. POTTINGER 5th September, 1941. for Director, (Gaz/23/40) Medical Services. 909

NOTICE. TENDERS.

LAND VALUER'S LICENCE. I.

The undermentioned is licensed to practise MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF TIBERIAS. as land valuer in Palestine under the Land Valuers Ordinance: — The Municipal Corporation of Tiberias in• vite tenders for the supply of materials and works as follows: — Licence LÀcence No. Name Town expires un 1. Supply of Mannesman pipes, S-Valves, etc. lb HAMDI EFF. Nablus 27.8.46. 2. Supply of pumps, electric motors, self- KANAAN acting automatic starters, etc. 3. Supply of water-meters, 'size §" and M. C. BENNETT 4. Overhaul of a steam-roller. Director of L,and Settlement. Details and tender forms may be obtained 2nd September, 1941. from the office of the Municipal Water Supply (Gaz/1/40) Engineer, Tiberias.

Tenders in sealed envelopes and bearing the inscription :— "Tender for Supplying Materials PALESTINE CURRENCY NOTES. and Overhaul of the Steam-roller", should be addressed to the Chairman, Municipal Com• The following currency notes are stated to mission, Tiberias, and submitted not later than have been destroyed, and payment of their the 28th September, 1941, at 12 noon. value has been claimed by the persons whose names are placed against the numbers. Any The Municipality do not bind themselves to other person claiming a right to them should accept the lowest or any tender. communicate at once with the undersigned: — S. DAHAN Number Chairman, Value Name of Claimant of Note M un ici pal Commission, Tiberias.

C.306800 LP.l ; Mohamed Said el Haj Abed ! of Jaffa II. C.472970 500 Mils j Anglo-Palestine Bank Ltd., j Jerusalem MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF TIBERIAS. A.378473 LP.l ; Abdel-Qader Abu Zeikh of ; Ein-Ghazal village, Haifa The Municipal Corporation of Tiberias in• j Sub-District vite tenders for the following works: — C.189261 500 Mils | Sheikh Mahmoud Eff. el 1. Construction of southern side, of Boule• ! Hammoury, Beersheba vard. C.621479 500 Mils | Major H.N. Perkins BAMC 2. Construction of street leading to Govern• | 60, General Hospital ment Boys' School. A. 529524 ,LP.l | Esa Hassan Assaf, Silwad, 3. Construction of Bialik Street. I llamallah 4. Construction of road leading to Ard el Manbar. 5. Cleaning of stormwater drain from A. L. PETERS oth September, 1941. Currency Office! Count de-Shedid's house to the City wall. (Gaz/14/40) Details and tender forms may be obtained at the office of the Municipal Engineer, Tiberias, at a charge of 100 mils, for each work. NOTICE. The tenders in sealed envelopes, bearing the DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. inscription "Tender for Road and Drainage Works" must be placed in the tender-box at the Applications are invited for the temporary Municipal Offices not later than the 28th Sep• appointment of Assistant Poultry and Bee-keep• tember, 1941, at 12 noon. ing Officer at a consolidated salary of £P.300 per annum. The Municipality do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Candidates must be Arab, 25-35 years of age, possessing a University Degree or Diploma, S. DAHAN and a wide practical experience in poultry and Chairman, bee-keeping. Jfunicipal Commission, Tiberias.

Applications, with full particulars of educa• tion, training, experience, age and knowledge III. of official languages must reach the Director of DISTRICT COMMISSIONER'S OFFICES, JERUSALEM. Agriculture and Fisheries, P.O.Box 667, Jeru• salem, not later than 12 noon on Saturday, 27th Tenders are invited for the supply of winter September, 1941. clothing to tax collectors and messengers, of all . (Gaz/7/40) Government Departments within the Jerusalem District. 910

Tenders should he submitted not later than deliveries during the month of September, 1941, the 25th September, 1941. is 75 mils per second-hand tin and 15 mils per Tender forms and envelopes are obtaina-ble ! 4 gallon tin for filling and soldering. from the Chief Clerk, District Commissioner's Offices, Jerusalem. The cost of new tins applicable to deliveries of Insecticide for the same period is 67 mils 9th September, 1941. per tin.

CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF BEN­ C. F. AVOLFE ZINE, KEROSENE, GAS OIL, DIESEL OIL Secretary, AND INSECTICIDE. Centra] Tender Board. The charge for the second-hand tins as well as that for filling and soldering applicable to

ADJUDICATION OF CONTRACTS.

The contracts for the supply of the following items of uniform clothing and general stores ־ required by the Palestine Police have been awarded as follows LP. Mils Cap, field service Mr. D. Buchman, Jerusalem 0.190 Jersey, woollen, brown Messrs. "Aled" Knitting Factory, Tel Efraim 0.930 Kalpack, brown Mr. D. Buchman, Jerusalem 0.215 Overall, combination Messrs. "Titan" Clothing Factory, Haifa 1.100 Shorts, drill, khaki, No. 4 Messrs. "Ata" Textile Co., Haifa 0.405 pr Socks, worsted, grey Messrs. "Lodzia" Textile Co., Tel Aviv 0.125 pr Bowl, food Messrs. R. k, W. Silberstein & Bros , Jerusalem 0.060

ClTATIOXS. Tel Aviv for an order declaring the succession to ESTTER BINT MAYMOUN HASSIN, known also I. as ESTHER MOYAL BATH MAYMOUN HASSIN of Tel IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JAFFA. Aviv, deceased, and that the said application will be heard at Tel Aviv on the 21st day of In the matter of the succession of TEVTIQ IBN September, 1941, at 9 a.m. BISHARA ANTON AYUB of Jaffa, deceased. All persons claiming any interest must ap• Let all persons take notice that SITT IKH- pear at the said place and time, otherwise such WITHA, daughter of the late BISHARA ANTON order will be made as to the Court seems right. AYUB, of Jaffa, through her attorney, WASEF EFF. 'ANABTAWI, advocate of Jaffa, has applied Z. HARAKABI to the District Court of Jaffa for an order de­ Registrar, claring the succession to her brother TFAVFIO ])')strict Court, Tel Avir. IBN BISHARA ANTON AYUB of Jaffa, deceased, and (Gaz/lS/40) that the said application will be heard on Saturday, the 20th September, 1941, at 9 a.m. CITATION FOR AN ORDER OF ADMINISTRATION. Any person claiming any interest must ap­ ! IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEL AVIV. pear at the said place and time, otherwise such order will be made as to the Court seems right. | Pr. 148/41. | In the matter of ZELDA KRIZOWSKY, deceased. SHÜKRI MUH TAD IE Hey ist rar, 7) ist riet Court, Jaffa. In virtue of an order of the District Coui-t (Gaz/32/40) of Tel Aviv, bearing date this day, I do here• by cite all and all manner of persons to appear in the said Court in ten days from the date of publication hereof, and show cause why an II. I order of administration of all and singular IN THE DISTRICT COUET OF TEL AVIV. ! the movable property, rights, credits and rnulk ; immovable property and miri immovable pro• Estate File Xo. 151/41. perty of ZELDA KRIZOWSKY should not be grant- In the matter of ESTTER BINT MAOIOUN HASSIN, ; ed unto ISRAEL DZALOSHINSKY, as, in default known also as ESTHER MOYAL BATH MAY- thereof, the Court will proceed to grant the MOUN HASSIN, deceased. same accordingly. and | Dated this 2nd day of September, 1941. In the matter of the application submitted by MRS. BOLISSA BOUSKILA, represented by H. Z. HARAKABI DINSTEIN, advocate of Tel Aviv. Registrar, District Court, Tel Aviv. Let all persons take notice that MRS. BOLISSA (Gaz/18/40) BOUSKILA has applied to the District Court of 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 - 911

CITATION FOR AX ORDER OF GUARDIANSHIP. President of this Court for sale by auction of the property mortgaged by you to them and IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEL AVIV. particulars of which property are set out in the File No. 141 /41. schedule hereto, and that Thursday, the 13th day of November, 1941, at 8.30 a.m. has been In the matter of the appointment of a guard­ fixed for the determination of the said applica­ ian over ISBERT IZHAK LAUFER, the minor tion. son of JDEL LIZER LAUFER, deceased. i And take further notice that you are required The applicant: NAFTALI FINK of Bat Yam. j to attend on the said date at the said hour to I show cause why the mortgaged property should By virtue of an order of the District Court, not be sold and execution should not be Tel Aviv, bearing date this day, I do cite all granted, and that if you fail to appear, such and all manner of persons to appear in this order will be made by the President as to him may seem right. Court within ten days from the date of pub­ lication hereof, and to show Cause, if any they have, why an order appointing NAFTALI FINK SCHEDULE. of Bat Yam lawful guardian over ISBERT IZHAK All that property registered at the Land LAUFER, the minor son of JDEL LIZER LAUFER, j Registry of Haifa under Deed No. 2821 of 7th deceased, should not be made, as, in default j June, 1938, in Vol. 87, folio 86, as Mount Car- thereof, the Court will proceed to make an j mel Plot No. 40, in the name of Rivka Rabino­ order accordingly. j vitz, and mortgaged under Deed No. 1245 of Dated this 29th day of August, 1941. | 26th April, 1939, as security for £P.325.— plus costs and interest. Z. HARAKABI j Registrar, G. AGHAJANIAN (Gaz/18/JO) District Court TelAriv. I Execution Officer of Haifa. ' i I CITATION FOR AN ORDER OF PROBATE. j EXECUTION NOTICES. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEL AVIV. ! Probate Case No. 139/41. j I. In the matter of MAX GURLAND, known also IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEL AVIV. .AHEM MENDEL MAX GURLAND, de­ Execution File Jo. 6888/39׳as MEX ceased. THIRD NOTIFICATION OF SALE OF IMMOVABLE Notice is hereby given that after the expira- j PROPERTY. tion of eight days from the publication hereof, | will be heard in the District j The property described hereto of Mr. Amin ־ an application Court, Tel Aviv, for the sealing of the probate j Bin Saleh Ziklam, the mortgagor, is offered for of the will of MAX GURLAND, known also as j sale in satisfaction of a mortgage-debt of MENAHEM MENDEL MAX GURLAND, late of Tel • £P.2,000.— together with interest and costs Aviv, deceased, granted by the Acting Master owing to The Anglo-Palestine Fruit Exports of the Supreme Court (Cape of Good Hope ! Ltd., the mortgagees, through their attorney, Provincial Division), Cape Town, South-Africa, Mr. S. B. Sassoon, advocate. The sale will be on the 28th day of May, 1941, and for the ap­ held at the Execution Office, Tel Aviv, during pointment of MRS. SONYA EMILY GURLAND and 30 days from the date of publication hereof. MESSRS. HILLEL HILMAN and ADV. MORDECAI Bids will be accepted on every Tuesday, between HEYROUTI as administrators with the said will the hours of 10 and 12 a.m., after payment of annexed. 1 10% of the value of the property.

Dated the 2nd day of September, 1941. J SCHEDULE. Z. HARAKABI j 1. Locality: Jaffa. Registrar, 2. Category: Mulk.

2 .״Between : — 4. Area of land: A. 172.57 m ; B. 815 m A. Shugurensky & Son and Mendel 5. Shares: In whole. Badian— Mortgagees 6. Registration Nos. : A. Block 7042, Parcel 37, and Vol. 59, Fol. 199, Jaffa. B. Block 7042, Mrs. Rivka Rabinovitz — Mortgagor. Parcel 38, Vol. 24, Fol. 365, Jaffa. To:—Mrs. Rivka Rabinovitz, formerly Ep­ 7. Other incumbrance*: Attachments by stein's House, Melchett Street, Haifa, and District Court, Jaffa, 33/38, Execution whose present whereabouts are unknown. j Office, Jaffa, 932/38 on both parcels and a first mortgage in favour of Jousef bin Take notice that A. Shugurensky and Son and \ Martin Weinakil for £P.500.— on Parcel Mendel Badian have made application to the j 7042/38 only. 912 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 11:30 lltli September. 1941

8. Boundaries : Parcel 37 : QUARANTINE AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES SUMMARY. North : Kotlob Baowls ; For week ending midnight 6.9.41 South : Miloholf; 1. Quarantine Restrictions. —: e at present in force׳Fast: Main Road; The following restrictions ai West: Kotlob Baowls. Date Against Fort restrictions Parcel 38: enforced North : Feingold; South: Issa Workhom: Plague Arrivais from Rangoon 1.7.40 by air routes ' Fast: Yosef Venagel; Plague Arrivais from Algiers 23.8.40 by sea routes 1 West : Sea shore road. Plague Arrivais from Port Said byi 11.7.41 land, air and sea routes | 9. Value assessed Inj the valuer on behalf of Cholera Arrivais from Calcutta ! 9.9.36 7042/37— the Execution Office: Parcel by air routes £P.1,300.—, Parcel 7042/38—£P.750.—; Cholera Arrivais from Rangoon j 5.2.40 total £P.2,050.—. by air routes : Cholera Arrivais from Allahabad 1 13.6.41 10. £P.1,000.— 7042/37 Highest bid: for Parcel by air routes ! only. Cholera Arrivais from Cawnpore 13.6.41 by air routes ! Z. HABAKABI Cholera Arrivais from Delhi by 28.7.41 Registrar, air routes District Court, Tel Aviv. Smallpox Arrivais from Hong-Kong ; 13.3.39 by air routes j Smallpox Arrivais from Calcutta by ; 19.2.38 air and sea routes Smallpox Arrivais from Delhi by j 20.1.39 air routes ! II. Smallpox Arrivais from Madras by . 16.2.39 air routes ! IN THE DISTRICT COURT OE JAFFA. Smallpox Arrivais from Iraq by j 11.11.40 Execution File No. 202/41. land and air routes Smallpox Arrivais from Cawnpore 29.1.40 FIRST. NOTIFICATION OF SALE OF IMMOVABLE by air routes PROPERTY. Smallpox Arrivais from Rangoon ! 29.1.40 by air routes Judgment-creditor: Ahmad Shukri Al-Taji Smallpox Arrivais from Bombay 9.2.40 Al-Farouqi. by air routes Smallpox Arrivais from Bangkok i 26.7.40 Judgment-debtors: Arthur Eff. Bock. by air routes Henri Eff. Bock.

2. Weekly Report of Infectious Diseases in Palestine. Notice is hereby given that an order has been issued against the judgment-debtors for the Cerebro­ sale, by public auction, of all the rights of the spinal Date Pic Typhus judgment-debtors in the property described Menin­ notified hereunder, on the conditions which may be seen gitis in the Execution Office of this Court. The sale will be held daily (except on holidays) from Tel-Aviv 6 1 ' 31.8.41 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and shall continue for a period Jaffa 1 31.8.41 of 30 days, after which provisional adjudication Sh. Borokhov, 1 31.8.4] will be made. Jaffa Sub-District Benei Beraq, 5 31.8.41 SCHEDULE. Jaffa Sub-District Shivat Tsiyon, 1 1 31.8.41 1. Locality: Sarafand Al-Amar. Jaffa Sub-District Kiryat Moshe, 1 : 31.8.41 2. Description: Malsa (plain) land. Jaffa Sub-District K. Hasharon, 1 i 31.8.41 3. Particulars of registration : Block No. Jaffa Sub-District 4229, Parcel No. 1. Montefiore, ; 1 31.8.41 4. Area : 433.593 dunums. Jaffa Sub-District , Haifa 1 30.8.41 5. Shares : 379394 out of 867186. Haifa 1 2.9.41 6. Registered owners: Arthur and Henri Tel-Zur, 1 ! 2.9.41 Bock. Haifa Sub-District Haifa 2(a) : ; 3.9.41 7. Value assessed: £P.2,276.364 mils. (a) One case imported from Natanya. llth September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 913

NOTICES.

Statement of Wreck salved at Haifa during the months of April, May and June, 1941

! Description, marks Serial Date of Where found \^me and residence No. report and numbers ! of salvor 1

13/41 2.4.41 2 bottles of sulphuric acid, 3 kgs. Haifa Port, Haddad & Co., each Nil Quay opposite Kingsway 41 Shed No. 1

14/41 2.4.41 3 drums of asphalt, 100 kgs. each Haifa Port, Haddad & Co., Nil Quay opposite Kingsway 41 Shed No. 1

15/41 2.4.41 1 bundle of round iron, 8 mm., 10 Haifa Port, Haddad & Co., ms. long Nil Quay opposite Kingsway 41 1 piece of flat iron, 4 cm., 5 ms. long Shed No. 1 12 pieces of round iron, 12 mm., 10 ms. long, each 20 kgs.

16/41 11.4.41 4 bundles round iron, 10 ms. long Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal­ 100 mm., 100 kgs. each Nil Breakwater vage Contractors 1 bundle round iron, 4 ms. long, 8 mm. 8 bundles angle iron U ins. long, 4/4, 50 kgs. each Nil 1 bundle angle iron, l\ m., 4/4

17/41 10.4.41 57 pieces round iron, 10 ms. long, Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal­ 16 mm., 50 kgs. each Nil Breakwater vage Contractors ׳

18/41 9.4.41 669 firebricks Stein Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal­ 1 Quay opposite vage Contractors Shed No. 4

19/41 8.4.41 1 bundle netting wire, 3 ms. long Jetty Cargo Hanna Bros. Sal­ Nil vage Contractors 6 bundles barbed wire, 25 kgs. each Haifa Port Hanna Bros. Sal­ vage Contractors

7.4.41 38 sleepers, 25 kgs. each Nil Breakwater, Hanna Bros. Sal­ Haifa Port vage Contractors

10 straw chairs S/S "Patria", P.W.D., Haifa 15 straw tables Haifa 30 chairs (plying) 15 small canvas chairs 1 lot parts of broken machinery 14 framed pictures 1200 nickel spoons and forks (all rusty) 85 table knives (all rusty) 3 compasses large (broken) 3 portable compasses 80 enamelled soup plates 33 aluminium frying pans 150 tin cups 140 tin plates 60 enamelled tea cups 1 electric clock 30 coloured table cloths 25 electric fans 10 porcelain lavatories 6 aluminium water jugs 22 portable oil lamps 1 motor engine with generator 25 wooden chairs 914

Serial Date of Description, marks Where found Name and residence No. report and numbers of salvor

21/41 1 ice box, iron S/S "Patria", P.W.D., Haifa (Contd.) 3 wooden cupboards Haifa 1 lot broken iron bedsteads and mattresses 1 lot printed paper and stationery 18 water buckets 7 wooden tables (partly broken) 5 glass mustard spoons 360 textile mattresses 772 forks, electro-plated 383 table knives 250 spoons 26 dessert spoons 3200 porcelain plates 617 porcelain tea cups 280 porcelain coffee cups 715 glass water cups 54 porcelain dishes and saucers 55 porcelain water basins 3 porcelain water jugs 16 glass fruit dishes 100 glass vinegar jugs 253 porcelain milk jugs 47 urine porcelain chambers 300 glass decanters 425 glass liqueur cups 258 glass butter plates 30 glass salt bottles 19 glass jam plates and covers 285 ms. stair mats 100 round chairs, wood and iron 1 hand printing machine 4 cases printing type 9 winches 4 anchors 70 gas masks 630 life belts 12 life boats 100 wooden doors 5 large glass plates 1 Persian carpet 1 ordinary carpet 1 wireless and accessories 44 deck long chairs 1 generator 60 porcelain small trays 70 glass mustard cups 19 egg porcelain cups 12 glass flower vases 3 glass lemon squeezers 150 fire extinguishers 32 life rafts 33 large ventilators 8 iron gin blocks 2 shackles of cable 4״ ft, F.S. wire 400 600 ft. F.S. wire bl" new 6״ ft. F.S. wire 500 2״ ft. F.S. wire 450 3״ ft. F.S. wire 300 2 topping lifts 5 F.S. 60 ft. each 4 blocks wood internal iron bound two folds 6" 1 small accommodation ladder 7 straw foot mats 4 large round tables 2 long deck chairs 86 International code ilags 4x6 1 large iron safe 1 small iron safe 915

Serial Date of Description, marks Where found Name and residence No. report and numbers of salvor

21/41 3965 bed sheets and table covers S/S "Patria", P.W.D., Haifa (Contd.) 725 pillow cases 625 cotton face towels 1800 kitchen towels , 350 aprons 20200 napkins and small serviettes 160 woollen blankets 5 packets playing cards 13800 cigarettes 13 cigars 20 iron sauce pans 5 large deck electric lamps .135 cotton pillows 2 small tables 15 canape chairs 2 straw paper baskets 20 paint brushes 400 kgs. liquid paints ׳ lot broken wooden chairs 1 35 jars Tokalon face cream 1 wooden case prepared medicines and drugs 78 tin dish covers 26 tin large dishes 25 kgs. artificial silk, crepe tissues, dyed 5 basket fenders 5 wooden empty barrels 40 electric bulbs 220 cotton curtains 5 wooden ladders 2 brass bells 1 smoke mask 90 brooms and brushes 240 wooden serviette rings 65 sofa mattresses • 33 silver plated trays 17 silver plated vases 3 teapots, electroplated 2 coffee pots 2 butcher knives 4 sugar spoons 8 sugar vases 7 salt holders 1 log line Mixed tools 11 masts 3 chronometers

22/41 21.4.41 1 barrel of Assis 305 CP.Co. Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal­ Quay opposite vage Contractors Shed No. 1

23/41 16.3.41 1 barrel est. contents 56 gallons Hadera Beach I. Bis worth B/Sgt, Quinzano 19.7.40 735 LORDO K.G. (Alios & Holimil)

24/41 18.4.41 1 lot of timber (approx. lm3) Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal­ 19 pieces 5/10 4ms. 9 pieces 4/12 4ms. Cargo Jetty vage Contractors 2 pieces 10/10 4 ms.

25/41 16.4.41 4 sleepers Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal­ 2 bundles angle iron 7/7 — 3| ms. Cargo Jetty vage Contractors 3 bundles angle iron 7/7 — 2 ms. 1 bundle angle iron 7/7 — l\ ms. 916 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 11.30 11th September, 1941

Serial Date of Description, marl's Where found Name and residence No. report and numbers of salvor

26/41 14.4.41 Coal in bulk, 4000 kgs. Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal• Cargo Jetty vage Contractors

27/41 14.4.41 Coal in bulk, 6000 kgs. Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal• Cargo Jetty vage Contractors

28/41 28.4.41 5 sleepers Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal• Cargo Jetty vage Contractors

29/41 25.4.41 1 iron bed Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal• 1 baby carriage Cargo Jetty vage Contractors 1 baby chair 8 sleepers

30/41 24-25-26 Coal in bulk, 5000 kgs. Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal• 4/41 Cargo Jetty vage Contractors

31/41 28.4.41 1 small rowing boat Nil 4 of a mile due Colenutt, Port and West of Car- Marine Dev., mel Pt. Haifa

32/4] Various 10 anchors, small S/S "Patria", P. W.D., Haifa Dates 3 tarpaulins Haifa

4.4.41 Canvas 90 cms., 20 m.r, 3 tarpaulins 9 chains, sling 30 wooden pulleys

5.4.41 15 wooden wheels 5 iron wheels with hooks 3 hooks large 6 pulleys, iron, 16" 1 tarpaulin, 5m2

6.4.41 Chains, iron, 15 ms. 8 iron pulleys, small 4 wire ropes, 1x40 m.r.

7.4.41 Rope 3", 100 m.r. 5 tarpaulins

8.4.41 Fire hose 3 x 25 m.r. 5 shackles 9 lamps 7 large hooks

9.4.41 1 tarpaulin 1 pulley, double Wire rope, tl" — 4 m. r,

10.4.41 4 lamps

11.4.41 2 tarpaulins 1 wooden mallet 917

Serial Date of Description, marks Where found Name and residence No. report and numbers of salvor

32/41 16.4.41 ' 2 lamps S/S "Patria", P.W.D., (Contd.) 16 chimneys Haifa Haifa 1 bath 1 pot, W.C. 2 basins, wash, hands 1 tarpaulin, 3 ms. x 3 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 10 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 9 ms. x 10 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 15 ms. x4 ms. 3 tarpaulins, 5 ms. x 90 ms. 1 tarpaulin 2.5 ms. x2 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 2 ms. x 2 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 4 ms. x60 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 2.15 ms. x .70 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 4 ms. x 4 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 11 ms. x 70 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 3.5 ms. xl.5 m. 3 net slings 1 tarpaulin, 11ms. x 90 ms. 7 tarpaulins for rowboats 7 life buoys 3 tarpaulins, 16 ms. xl.5 m. 3 tarpaulins, 7 ms. x 5 ms. 3 tarpaulins, 10 ms. x 10 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 4 ms. x2.5 ms. 2 tarpaulins, 4 ms. x6 ms. 5 tarpaulins, 5 ms. x 80 ms. 1 tarpaulin, 1 m. x lm. .m. r ״ — Wire rope, 5190 .m.r ״ — Hemp rope, 3400 .m.r ״ — Hemp rope, 5200 2 tarpaulins, 18 ms. x 1 m. 2 tarpaulins, 20 ms. x l m.

33/41 28.4.41 1 tyre 17/50 Haifa Ifort Raj a—Customs Guard No. 35 Khalil Mohd. Khalil

34/41 1.5.41 16 cases corned beef, 4 doz. each Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Sal­ Armana Cargo Jetty vage Contractors 1 case corned beef, 4 doz. Libby's

35/41 3.5.41 6 pieces of wood 25 x 3 cms., 5 ms. Haifa Port, Haddad and Co., long Nil Cargo Jetty Haifa 1 piece of round steel, 5 ms. long Jl pieces of wood, 5x5 cms., 7 ms. long

36/41 4/5.5.41 Coal in bulk, 5000 kgs. Nil Haifa Port, Haddad and Co., Cargo Jetty Haifa

37/41 5.5.41 3 drums of asphalt, each 50 kgs. Haifa Port, op­ Haddad and Co., posite Shed Haifa No. 1 Haifa Port, op­ Haddad and Co., 38/41 5.5.41 27 bundles of barbed wire fence Nil 5 pieces of wood, 25x6 cms., 5 ms. posite Shed Haifa long each No. 5 6 pieces of wood, 15x15 cms., 5 ms. long each

39/41 0.5.41 1 small drum of caustic soda Haifa Port, op­ Haddad and Co., 76/77% I.C.I. posite Shed Haifa 5 cases of corned beef, each 4 doz. No. 2 1 armon 2 anglo \ 1 swift 1 case of A.A.S.P.A. 1 S.I.F. 918 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 11th September, 1941

Serial Bate of Description marks Where found Name and residence No. report and numbers ! of salvor 1 ־

40/41 6.5.41 3 pieces of steel chammed plates Haifa Port, o!> Haddad and Co., L.M.L. posite Shed Haifa 2 small drums of fluid poison No. 3

41/41 6, 7.5.41 Coal in bulk, 5000 kgs. Nil Haifa Port, Haddad and Co., Cargo Jetty Haifa

42/41 8.5.41 4 bundles barbed wire fence Haifa Port, op­ Haddad and Co., 1 bundle of angle, 75 cms. long posite Shed Haifa 1 joist of iron, Z\ ms. long No. 3

43/41 9.5.41 1 bag wax Haifa Harbour Ali Murad, and other Boatmen Port Office, Haifa

44/41 11.5.41 20 pieces of sneeting Haifa Port, op­ Haddad and Co., 6 sleepers posite Shed Haifa 1 bundle of galvanised wire N.L. No. 5 1 iron pipe, 3" dia., 5 ms.• long

45/41 16,17.5.41 Coal in bulk, 4000 kgs. Nil Haifa Port, Hanna Bros. Cargo Jetty Salvage Con­ tractors

46/41 Various 2 accommodation ladders Haifa Port P.W.D., Haifa Dates 5 wooden barrels S/S "Patria" 1 lot broken wood 7 iron life boat holders 5 sails, boat 2 cases preserved meat, unfit 5 iron grates 3 bags biscuits, unfit 1 steam disinfector, broken 5 large pieces velvet floor rugs

47/41 16.6.41 « 12 wooden sleepers Haifa Port, Hanna Bros., Haifa Breakwater

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Statement of Wreck salved at Jaffa during the months of April, May and June, 1941.

i Serial Date of Description, marks Where found Name and residence No. report and numbers of salvor

7/41 10.4.41 7 bundles iron bars N/M Jaffa Roadstead Osman Abu Ha jar, 1 iron pipe, 4" N/M Jaffa N/M 3״ ,iron pipe 1 2 iron girders N/M 14 iron bars N/M

8/41 10.4.41 24 iron bars N/M Jaffa Roadstead Ali Mohamed El 5 bundles iron bars N/M Ghattis, Jaffa 2 bundles iron bars N/M 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 919

Serial Date of Description, marks Where found Name and residence No. report and numbers of salvor

9/41 10.4.41 9 bundles T iron bars N/M Jaffa Roadstead Abed Ishkontana, 3 iron pipes, 4" N/M Jaffa 4 bundles iron bars N/M

10/41 10.4.41 3 iron girders N/M Jaffa Roadstead Khamis Hamatto, 1 bundle T iron bars N/M J aff a 5 iron bars N/M 2 boxes nails N/M

11/41 24.4.41 1 drum benzine, 45 gallons N/M North of Sidna Mohamed El Ali Mansi, Jaffa

12/41 1.5.41 1 empty drum N/M Sidna Ali Handed over by Beach, Police, Sidna Ali Coastguard Station

13/41 4.5.41 1 lot iron bars N/M Jaffa Roadstead Mohamed Dababesh 4 iron girders and Ali Mi- 1 steel pipe, 6" khawi, Jaffa

14/41 4.5.41 1 roll wire netting N/M Jaffa Roadstead Ali Mohamad el 1 lot iron bars Ghattis, Jaffa 1 iron core 1 iron girder 1 iron rail

15/41 4.5.41 1 lot iron bars N/M Jaffa Roadstead Hassan Banat, 2 iron girders Jaffa 1 iron rail sleeper

16/41 4.5.41 8 iron bars • N/M Jaffa Roadstead El Abed Ishkon• 1 steel pipe, 4" N/M tana, Jaffa

17/41 23.3.41 1 drum containing benzine El Joura Beach, Ismail Haj Ahmed 42880 M 32 1. 25 kms. north El Habbash, El of Gaza Joura Village, near Majdal

18/41 13.5.41 8 iron bars and rods Jaffa Roadstead Handed over by No Marks Ajami Police 2 iron pipes 4" Station, Jaffa

19/41 21.5.41 1 barrel olives with brine N/M North of Na- Mohamed Nasser, tanya Jaffa

20/41 1 lot iron bars and rods No Marks Jaffa Roadstead Mahmoud Abdel 1 lot scrap iron Bosoum, Jaffa

21/41 19.5.41 1 lot iron bars and rods No Marks Jaffa Roadstead Abed Ishkountana, 2 iron girders Jaffa 1 iron rail sleeper 1 iron rail 1 lot scrap iron

22/41 19.5.41 1 lot iron bars and rods No Marks Jaffa Roadstead Mohamad Dababesh 1 lot scrap iron Jaffa 920 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 11th September, 1941

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Serial ! Date of Description, marls \ lrri . , Name and residence f \ 1 ! Where J found No. report and numbers of salvor

22 /41 19.5.41 1 iron rail sleeper Jaffa Road­ Mohamad (Contd.) (Contd.) 1 cylinder stead Dababesh, Jaffa 1 earthen pipe 4 iron girders

23/41 27.5.41 3 barrels of solar oil Nil Khan Yunis Abdallah Salman el Astal, Khan Yunis

24/41 30.5.41 1 drum solar oil N/M South Nabi j Customs Launch Rubin Mechanic, Jaffa

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25/41 3.6.41 1 drum solar oil Socouy Vacuum j Sidna Ali Beach Port and Marine N.250 ! Police, Jaffa 1 empty drum N/M j

26/41 27.5.41 1 barrel of solar oil Nil Khan Yunis ! Nil i.

NOTICE

The following unclaimed goods originating from Enemy Territory lying in the Stores of the Levant Bonded Warehouses at Tel Aviv will be sold by public auction if not cleared within one week of the date of this notice.

Name of Date of Bonded ' Date of Description Consignee appl. ware­ Whence Steamer, etc. arrival No. housing

S/S

Gerusalemme 27.6.38 1 case ordinary china Banco di Roma, 774 10.7.38 Trieste goods Tel Aviv M & L/1607 Galilea 4.7.88 1 case electric appar­ Anglo-Palestine 875 25.7.38 Trieste atus Bank, Jaffa RK/280

COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES ORDINANCE. COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES ORDINANCE.

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF COOPERATIVE ORDER OF LIQUIDATION. SOCIETIES. In accordance with the powers vested in me 1. Name of Society. under sections 46 and 48 of the above Ordin­ 2. Registered Office. ance, I hereby order that JAM'IYAT JIMZU FIR shall be׳\Date of Registration. AT-TA'AWUNIYA LIT-TASLIF WAT-TAV .3 1. Glass of Society. wound-up and appoint NABEIH EFF. ZUE'TER, Souk Al-Salahi, Jaffa, as liquidator. 1 Hinuch Vetarbut Aguda Shetufit shel Morim be Tel Aviv Limited. A. F. NAYTON 2. Tel Aviv. Registrar 3. 4th September, 1941. of Cooperative Societies. 4. Copartnership of labour (teachers). 3rd September, 1941. (2/40־/Gaz) 1. Aguda Zarchanit Yazranit Shetufit Shkhunat Beilinson Limited. 2. Beilinson Quarter. COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES ORDINANCE. 3. 4th September, 1941. NOTICE REGARDING SUBMISSION OF CLAIMS. 4. Consumers' society. Whereas on the 3rd September, 1941, an order (Gaz/2/40) for the winding-up of JAM'IYAT JIMZU AT-TA'­ AWUNIYA LIT-TASLIF WAT-TAWFIR was issued; 11th September, 1941 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. :1130 921

Notice is hereby given that all claims against the books, accounts and documents of the com- the society must be submitted within one month i pany and the liquidation shall be disposed of. from the date of this notice to the liquidator NABEIH EFF. ZUE'TER, Souk Al-Salahi, Jaffa. | MAX FREUD MAN ; SAMUEL BRAVER A. F. NAYTON Liquidators. Registrar | ; of Cooperative Societies. IL 11th September, 1941. l (Gaz/2/40) : IMPORTERS OF SANITARY ARTICLES LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation). | Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE, 1936. | 206(2) of the Companies Ordinance, that the NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND. final general meeting of the company will be | held at the office of Palestine Copper Industry Debtor's Name : David Sasson Mizrahi. | Nechushtan Ltd., 16, Harbour Street, Haifa, Address : Romema Quarter, Jerusalem. | on the 10th October, 1941, at 10 a.m., for the Description: Grocer and house owner. purpose of laying before it an account showing Court: District Court, Jerusalem. the manner in which the winding-up has been conducted and the property of the company No. of Matter: 116/39. I i disposed of, and giving any explanation that Last Dag for Receiving Proofs: 21st Septem• may be required thereon and determining by ber, 1941. extraordinary resolution the manner in which Name of Trustee : Asher Rand. the books, accounts and documents of the com• •Address: Slihit Bldg., Jaffa Road, Jerusalem. pany shall be disposed of. H. KANTROVITCH S. DVORETZKY, P. KRAKAUER, Official Receiver. LAquidators. (Gaz/33/40)

| in. BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE, 1936. I THE PALESTINE PAPER TRADE Co. LTD. IN LIQUIDATION. NOTICE OF RELEASE OF TRUSTEE. Notice is hereby given that at the general Debtor's Name : Menahem Bouri. meeting of The Palestine Paper Trade Co. Ltd., Address: 1, Yechezkel Street, Geula Quarter, duly held on 28th August, 1941, it was un• Jerusalem. animously resolved : Description : Formerly dry goods' merchant. 1. To wind-up the company voluntarily, and Court : Chief Magistrate's Court, Jerusalem. No. of Matter: 109/39. • . 2. To appoint Dr. Herman Griinebaum, Name of Trustee : Official Receiver. I member of the firm Pimental and Griine- Address: Mizpah Bldg., Jaffa Road, P.O.Box i baum, 15, Shivtei Israel Street, Tel Aviv, 1254, Jerusalem. I to be the liquidator of the company. Date of Release : 25th August, 1941. | All claims should be submitted to the liquid- I ator in writing, together with their proofs H. KANTROVITCH Official Receiver. within 14 days. (Gaz/33/40) PIMENTAL & GRUNEBAUM ; Public Auditors. NOTICES.

The following notices are published• at the IV. risk of the advertisers and their publication does not imply any certificate as to correctness THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC COMMITTEE FOR or authority. PALESTINE, INC. Notice is hereby given that The American I. Economic Committee for Palestine, Inc., (a THE "AHRONI" LTD. company incorporated in the State of New York, U.S.A., and registered as a Foreign (In Voluntary Liquidation). Company in Palestine and having its local offices at 13, Ahad Haam Street, Tel Aviv) Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section issued in New York, N.Y., U.S.A., on 11th 206(2) of the Companies Ordinance, that the July, 1941, a Power of Attorney which con• final general meeting of the company will be stituted and appointed Aaron Baroway, Támara held at the offices of Mr. M. Freidenberg, pub• Berkbwitz Kahana and Dr. Samuel Lewin- lic auditor, 20, Rothschild Boulevard, Tel Aviv, Epstein, all residents of Palestine, all of them on the 5th October, 1941, at 10 a.m., for the pur• jointly and each of them severally, to be its pose of laying before it an account showing true and lawful attorneys in the management the manner in which the winding-up has been of its affairs in Palestine and which cancelled conducted and the property of the company and revoked all Powers of Attorney previously disposed of, and giving any explanation that issued by it to any person or persons in Pal• may be required thereon, and determining by estine. extraordinary resolution the manner in which 922 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1130 lltii September, 1941

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