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No. 533. the MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS LAW. CAP. 252 and Law Ii of 1950 Additional Additional Village tax per Village tax per thousand thousand Nahieh of Khrysokhou-conbd. P- N ahieh of Kelokedhara-oontd. V- Khrysokhou 10 Lapithiou. 10 Kritou Marottou. 6 Malounda 6 Kritou Terra 6 Mamonia 4 Loukrounou 10 Mamoundali 10 Magounda 8 Marona 6 Meladhia .. H Panayia, Pano .. 10 Melandra . 10 Phalia 10 Myrmikoph 10 Phasoula 10 Pelathousa 10 Philousa 8 Phasli 10 Prastio 10 Prodhromi n Pretori 8 Sarama 10 Souskiou 10 Skoulli 10 Stavrokono 10 Terra 6 Vrecha 6 Trimithousa 10 Yialia 10 K ybenia District. Zakharia .. 10 Aghirda 0 Ayios Epiktitos .. 10 Nahieh of Kelokedhara : Ayios Ermolaos .. n Amargeti 10 Ayia Irini. 10 Arkhimandrita . 10 JJhiorios 6 Asproyia . 10 Kambyli 5 Axylou . ................ 6 Kazaphani 8 Ayios Ioannis 8 Keumurju 6 Ayios Nikolaos . 8 Klepini 10 Ayios Yeoryios . 4 Krini 8 Eledhiou .. 6 Larnaka tis Lapithou . 3 Galataria .. 10 Photta 10 Kedhares 10 Pileri 8 Khoulou . 4 Temblos 6 Kilinia 10 Trapeza 10 Kithasi 10 Vasilia 6 Dated this 11th day of October, 1951. (M.P. 1840/49.) No. 533. THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS LAW. CAP. 252 and Law ii of 1950. N otice under Section 112, J. Fletcher-Cooke, Acting Governor. In exercise of the powers vested in me by section 112 of the Municipal Corporations Law, I, the Acting Governor, do by this notice direct that for the year ending 31st December, 1952, there shall be raised, levied and collected immovable property tax on the immovable property within the limits of the Municipal Corporations set out in this Schedule hereto owned by Moslems at the percentage of the capital value of such property set out opposite the name of each of the said Municipal Corporations. Schedule . Municipal Corporation. Rate per thousand. Nicosia 6 Kythrea.......................... 3 Morphou.......................... 7i Lefka 7 Kyrenia.......................... 6 619 Schedule —contd. Municipal Corporation. Rate per thousand. Lapithos .. 3 Larnaca 6 Lefkara (Pano) IO Limassol...... 6 Famagusta . 6 Lefkoniko .. IO Ktima 6 Polls ■ ' l\ Dated this nth day of October,I951· (M.P. 1840/49.) No. 534. THE SHEEP AND GOATS (SHEPHERDS’ LICENSING AND CONTROL) LAW. CAP. 157. N otice under Section 12. In exercise of the powers vested in me by section 12 of the Sheep and Goats (Shepherds’ Licensing and Control) Law, I hereby direct that during the period between the 18th October, 1951, and the 31st March, 1952, flocks within the areas of Kazaphani and Kalogrea, Kyrenia District, shall, between the hours of sunset and sunrise, bekept inside an enclosure and not taken outside an enclosure: Provided that nothing in this notice contained shall prevent the driving of any flock, under the proper charge of a licensed shepherd, from one village area to another, along any public road, at any hour. Dated the 5th day of October, 1951. W. F. M. Clemens, (M.P. 879/48/3.) Commissioner of Nicosia and Kyrenia. No. 535. THE BURIALS LAW. CAP. 53. O rder under Section 2. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section 2 of the Burials Law and delegated to me by Notification No. 172 published 'n Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 19th June, 1947, I, Warren Frederick Martin Clemens, Commissioner of the Districts of Nicosia and Nyrenia, do hereby order that an additional burial ground shall be Provided, under the provisions of the said Law, for use by the Orthodox-Christian communities of the villages of Palekhori (Morphou) uud Palekhori (Orinis), in the Nicosia District. Dated the 8th day of October, 1951. W. F. M. Clemens, Μ·Ρ. 1279/49.) Commissioner of Nicosia and Kyrenia..
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