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Supplement Bo. 2 ta Cf)e Palestine , 1945.

PALESTINE ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1922. PROCLAMATION BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER ARTICLE 11.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Article 11 of the Palestine Order in Council, 1922, I, SIR HAROLD ALFRED MACMICHAEL, G.C.M.G., D.S.O., High Commissioner for ־—:Palestine, with the approval of the Secretary of State, do hereby proclaim as follows 1. This Proclamation may be cited as the Administrative Divisions Citation. (Amendment) Proclamation, 1943, and shall be read as one with the Administrative Divisions Proclamation, 1939, hereinafter referred to Gaz: 30.12.39, as the principal Proclamation. p. 1529. 2. The Schedule to the principal Proclamation shall be revoked, and Eevocation and the Schedule hereto shall be substituted therefor: — replacement of Schedule to principal pro clamation.

3. This Proclamation shall be deemed to have come into force on the Commencement. 1st January, 1943. THE SCHEDULE. A. GALILEE DISTRICT. 1. Acre SubDistrict. Abu Sin&n Jatt Nahf Acre Judeida Nahr, En 'Amqa Jûlis Nahariya 'Arraba Kâbûl Rama, Er Bassa, El and Ma'sub Kafr Ifnân Ruweis, Er Beit Jann and 'Ein el Asad Kafr Sumei' Sâjûr Bi'na, El Kafr Yâsîf Sakhnîn Birwa, El Khirbat Jiddîn Sha'ab Buqei'a, El Khirbat Samah (Eilon) Suhmâtâ Damun, Ed Kisrâ Sumeirîya, Es Deir el Asad Kuweikât Tamra Deir Hanna Majd el Kurûm Tarbîkhâ (includes En Fassuta and Deir el Qasi Makr, El Nabî Rûbîn and Surûh) and El Mansura Manshîya Tarshîha and Kâbrî Ghabisiya, El and Sheikh Mazra'a, El and Shave Umm el Faraj Dawud (includes Sheikh Zion and 'Ein Sara and Yânûh Dannun) Ga'aton Yirkâ Hanita Mî'âr Zîb, Ez (includes Mana Iqrit Mi'ilyâ wât)

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Tribal Units — Sakhnin) qiya) 'Arab el 'Aramisha and 'Arab el Mureisat (In 'Arab es Sawá'id (In Sa• 'Arab el Quleitat (in• Sakhnin and Deir khnin, Deir Hanná and cludes I'ribbin, Jur- Hanna) Er Rama deih and Khirbat Id- 'Arab es Samniya (in• 'Arab es Suweitát (In mith) cludes Khirbat es Suw- Tarshíha) 'Arab el Hujeirat (In wana and 'Arab Tau-

2. Beisan Sub-District. 'Arida, El and Sede Eliyahu Ghazawiya, El and Ma'oz Qümiya Ashrafiya, El Haiyim and Neve Eitan Safa, Es Avuqa Hamidiya, El (Irgun Sákhina, Es and Nir David (Amal׳ Bashátiwa, El Deror) (Tel Bawáti, El (Hakimiya) Hamra, El Sámiríya, Es Beisán and Sede Nahum Heftsi-Bah Sirín and Messilot Jabbul and Beit Yosef Taiyiba, Et and Moledet Beit Alfa Jisr el Majami' Tell esh Shauk Beit hash Shitta (Shatta) Kafra Tel Yosef Bira, El Kafr Misr Tira, Et Danna Kaukab el Hawa Tirat Tsevi (Ez Zarrá'a) 'Ein Harod Kefar Yehezqel Umm 'Ajra Farwana Khuneizir, El (Ikhneizir) Wádi el Bira Fátür, El Masil el Jizl and Kefar Yublá Gesher Ruppin (Massada) Zab'a Geva' Murassas, El

3. Nazareth Sub-District. 'Afula Kefar Gid'on Nein 'Arab es Subeih Kefar ha Horesh Ramat David and 'Ayanot Balfourya Kefar Tavbr (Mas-ha) and Hash Sharon Bu'eina Kefar Yeladim Reina, Er Dabbúriya Mahane Yisrael Rummäna Dahl, Ed Ma'lul Saffüriya 'Ein Máhil Mash-had Särid Gevat Merhavya Settlement Sülam Ginneigar Merhavya Group Tamra Iksál Mizra' Tel 'Adashim 'Ilüt Mount Tabor (includes Tur'än Indúr Umm el Ghanam) Umm Qubei Kafr Kanná Mujeidil ,El 'Uzeir Kafr Manda Nahalal and Shimron Yäfa Kaukab Na'ura Kefar Barukh Nazareth

4. Safad Sub-District. Abil el Qamh bat Abu Zeina) (includes Darbashiya, Ed 'Abisiya, El and Kefar El Buteiha) Dawwára and 'Amir and Szold (includes 'Azaziyat, Beisamxin Kefar Nehemya 'Ein Fit, and Khirbat es Biriya Deishüm Summan) Buweiziya, El (includes Dháhiriya el Fauqá, Edh Aiyelet hash Shahar Meis) Dháhiríya et Tahtá, Edh 'Akbara Dafna 'Ein ez Zeitün 'Alma Dallata 'Ein Zeitim 'Ammuqa Dan (previously Khan ed Fára 'Arab esh Shamalina (Khir- Duweir) Farrádiya Fir'im Manara, El Rosh Pinna Ghabbätiya Mansüra, El S abalan Ghuräba Mansürat el Kheit Safad Harräwi Marüs Safsáf Hatsor Mazári' ed Daraja and Dar Sáliha (includes Márün er Hüla Concession Area dará, (includes Dureiját, Ras and Yárün) Hünin (includes Hüla and 'Ein et Tina, Jalabiná Sálihiya, Es t'Udeisa) and Weiziya ('Almin) ) Sammú'i, Es Hurfeish Meirün Sanbariya, Es Jahüla Metulla (includes Deir Ma Sa'sa' Jä'üna mas, Hüra andKaf r Kila) Shauqa et Tahtá (includes Jish Mishmar hay Yarden Mughr esh Shab'án) Jubb Yüsuf Muftakhira, El (includes El Shear Yashuv Kafr Bir'im Barjíyát) Shüna, Esh Khälisa, El Mughr el Kheit Teitaba Kefar Gil'adi Nabi Yüsha', En Túbá ('Arab el Heib) Khirbat el Hiqäb Ná'ima, En Tuleil and El Huseiniya Khisäs Qabbá'a and Jazáyir el 'Ulmáníya ,El Khiyäm el Walid Hindáj (includes Mughr Weiziya Kiräd el Baqqära ed Durüz) Yarda Kirad el Ghannäma Qadas (includes Buleida) Yesud ham Ma'ala (includes Lazzäza and Beit Hillel Qadditá El Kharrár) Mahanayim Qeitiya Zangharíya (Zuhluq) Malläha and 'Arab Zubeid Qudeiriya, El Zawiya, Ez Ras el Ahmar, Er Züq el Fauqáni, Ez ־Mälikiya, El (includes 'Ei tarün) Ríháníya Züq et Tahtání, Ez 5. Tiberias SubDistrict. Afiqim Kinneret Group Samrá, Es (includes Kafr Ashdot Ya'aqov Kinneret Haríb Lands) Beit Zera' (Kefar Gun) Lübiya and Shorashim Sejera (Ilanya) Bitanya Ma'dhar Sha'ára and 'Omer Dalhamîya Maghár and El Mansüra Shajara, Esh Deganiya Majdal Sharona 'Eilabûn Manara, El and Nasr ed Tábigha, Et (includes Tell Ghuweir Abu Shûsha Din el Hunüd and Khan el and Genossar Menahamiya Minya) Hadatha Migdal Tiberias and Haz Zor'im Hamma, El Mitspa 'Ubeidíya, El Hittin Nimrin 'Ülam Kafr Kama Nuqeib and 'Ein Gev Yáqüq Kafr S'abt Poriya Yavneel and Beit Gan and Kefar Hittim Samakh and Massada and Mishmar hash Shelosha Khirbat el Wa'ra es Saudâ Sha'ar hag Golan (El Mawâsî and El Wuheib) Samakiya, Es

B. HAIFA DISTRICT. Haifa SubDistrict. Abu Shûsha Balad esh Sheikh Dâliyat er Rûhâ Abu Zureiq Bat Shelomo Dumeirâ, Ed (Dumeirî) 'Ar'ara Beit Lahm 'Ein Ghazâl 'Arab el Fuqarâ Beit She'arim 'Ein Haud 'Arab el Ghawârina (Jisr Binyamina 'Ein hash Shofet (prev Zerqa) Bureika iously Ji'âra) 'Arab en Nufei'ât Buteimát, El 'Emeq Zevulun (Jidru 'Atlît Dáliyat el Karmil Ghawârina) Fureidîs, El Kefar 'Atta (Kufrittâ) ne'am and Haz Zore'a Ghubaiyât (includes El Kefar Brandeis Qisáríya (Caesarea) Ghubaiya el Fauqâ, El Kefar Hasidim Qusqus-Tab'ün Ghubaiya at Tahtâ and Kefar Yehoshu'a Ramat Yohanan En Naghnaghîya) Khirbat el Burj Ríháníya, Er Giv'at 'Ada (El Marâh) Khirbat ed Dâmûn Sabbárín Hadera Khirbat Lidd (El 'Awâ- Sarafand, Es Haifa (includes Ahuzzat dim) Shafá 'Amr Sir Herbert Samuel) Khubbeiza Sheikh Bureik, Esh Heftsi Bah Khureiba, El Sindiyäna, Es I'billîn Mansî, El ('Arab Banîhâ) Tantüra Ijzim Mazâr, El Tira, Et 'Isfiyâ Meir Shefeiya Uram esh Shauf Jaba' Mesheq Yagur (includes Umm ez Zinät Jeidâ Mesheq) Wádi 'Ära Kabâra Mishmar ha 'Emeq Waldheim (Umm el 'Amad) Kafrîn, El Nesher Ya'arot hak Karmel (pre- Kafr Lâm Fardes Hanna viously Khirbat Shallála) Kafr Qari' Qannîr Yájür Karkûr Qîra wa Qâmûn and Yoq- Zikhron Ya'aqov

C. SAMARIA DISTRICT. 1. Jenin Sub-District. 'Ajja Jalqamûs Sânûr (includes Nukheil) 'Ânîn Jarbâ Sîlat edh Dhahr 'Anza Jenin Sîlat el Hârithîya 'Araqa Judeida Sîr 'Arrâba Kafr Dan Sîrîs 'Arrâna Kafr Qûd Ti'innik 'Arabbûna Kafr Râ'î Tilfît Bârid, El Kufeir Umm el Fahrn and Lajjûn Barta'a Kufeirât and Mu'âwiya and Mu- Beit Qâd Mazâr, El sheirfa and Musmus Burqîn Meithalûn Umm et Tût Deir Abu Da'îf Mirka Ya'bad Deir Ghazzâla Misilya Yâmûn, El 'Ein el Mansî Mughaiyir, El Zabâbida, Ez Fahma Muqeibila Zalafa Fandaqûmîya, El Nuris Zâwiya Faqqû'a Qabâtiya Zibda Firâsîn Râbâ Zir'în Jaba' Râma, Er Zubûba Jalama Eummâna Jalbûn Sandala 2. Nablus Sub-District. 'Ammûriya Balâta Beit Ibâ 'Aqqâba Bâqa Beit Umrîn 'Aqraba (includes Khirbat Bazzâriya Beit Wazan Fasâyil) Beitâ Biddyâ 'Asîra el Qiblîya Beit Dajan (includes Beit Bûrîn and 'Iraq Bûrîn 'Asîra esh Shamâlîya Dajan Jiftlik and Khir- Burqâ 'Askar bat Furûsh) Burqîn 'Awartâ Beit Fûrîk (includes Khir- Deir Ballût 'Azmût bat Kafr Beitâ) Deir el Hatab 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 219

Deir Istiya Kafr Qaddüm Rafidiya Deir Sharaf Kafr Qallil (includes Khir- Rujeib Duma bat Sarin) Sabastiya 'Einabus Kafr Qásim Salfít Far'ata Kafr Thulth Sálim Farkha Khirbat Qeis Sanniriya Funduq, El Khirbat Qureish Sarra Ghor el Fari'a (Qarawa el Khirbat Sir Sarta Fauqa, Qarawa et Tahta Kifl Hárith Sáwiya, Es and Umm Hureira) Lubban Sharqiya Talfit Hajja Madama Tallüza Haris Majdal Baní Fádil Tammün Huwwara Marda Tayásir Ijnisinya Mas-ha Teil Immatin Mughaiyir, El (includes Túbás and Kashda and Iskaka Khirbat Jib'ít) Bárdala Jalud Nablus 'Ürif Jamma'in Náqüra, En 'Üsarin Jinsafut Nisf Jubeil Yänün Jit Qabalán Yásid Juneid Qaráwat Bani Hasan Yásüf Jurish (includes Kafr Qaryüt Yatmá 'Atiya) Qira Zawátá Kafr Bara Qüsin Zawiya Kafr ed Dik Qusra Zeitá Kafr Laqif Ráf ät

3. Tulkarm Sub-District.

'Anabta Ghabat Kafr Sur Kefar Vitkin 'Attara, El Ghabat Miska Kefar Yona 'Attn Ghabat et Taiyiba el Qib- Khirbat Beit Lid Avihayil liya Khirbat Manshíya 'Azzun Ghabat et • Taiyiba - esh Khirbat ez Zabábida Bal'a Shamaliya Khirbat Zalafa Baqa el Gharbiya Giv'at Haiyim Kür Baqa esh Sharqiya Giv'at Shappira Ma'barot Beit Lid Habla Mishmar hash Sharon Beit Yannai Havatstselet hash Sharon Miska Benei Binyamin Hibbat Zion Natanya Birkat Ramadan (Waqf Hogla Nazla el Gharbíya, En Khalil er Rahman) 'Illár Nazla esh Sharqiya, En Bitan Irtáh Nazla el Wustá, En Dannaba Jaiyüs Nazlat Abú Nár Deir el Ghusun Jaljüliya Nazlat 'Isa 'Ein ha Horesh Jatt Qadima Even Yehuda Kafr Rummán Qáqün Falama Kafr Sábá Rámin Fardisiya Kafr Sur Rami Zeitá Far'ftn Kafr Zibád Ras, Er Gan Haiyim Kefar Haiyim Saffárin Ghabat el 'Ababisha Kefar ha Ro-e Seidá Ghabat Jaiyus Kefar Hess Shüfa 220 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

Shuweika Tira, Et Wädi Qabbäni Tabsar (Khirbat 'Azzün) Tsofit Yedidya Taiyiba, Et Tülkarm Zeitä Tel Mond Umm Khälid Tel Tsur Wadi el Hawärith

D. JERUSALEM DISTRICT. 1. Hebron Sub-District. 'Ajjur (includes Khirbat Idna Tarqümiya 'Ammuriya) Jab'a, El Teil es Sail Bani Na'im Kharäs Yatta Barqusiya Khirbat Jamrüra Zakariyä Beit Aula Khirbat Umm Burj Zeitä Beit Jibrin Kidna Zirkin Beit Kahil Mughallis Beit Nattif Nuba Tribal Units. Beit Ummar Qubeiba, El 'Arab el Jahälin : — Dawayima, Ed Ra'na Dawähik, Ed Deir ed Dubban Rihiya, Er Dhalämät, Edh Deir Nakh-khas Samü', Es Saräyi'a, Es Dhahiriya, Edh Shuyükh, Esh 'Arab el Ka'äbina:— Dura Si'ir Faräjät, El Halhul Sürif Zuweidin, Ez Hebron Taffüh

2. Jerusalem Sub-District. Abu Dis Deirabän Lifta 'Allar Deir 'Amr Maliha, El 'Anata Deir el Hawä Mukhmas 'Aqqur Deir Bäfät Nabi Musa, En and Pales• Artas Deir esh Sheikh tine Potash Concession 'Artuf Deir Yäsin (North) 'Atarot Duyük Nabi Samwil, En 'Auja ,El 'Ein Kärim Nahh&lin Battir 'Eizariya, El Nataf Beit Duqqu Har Tuv Neve Ya'aqov Beit Fajjar Hizmä Nu'eima Beit Hanina Hüsän Qabu, El Beit Ijza 'Isawiya Qalandiya Beit Iksa Ishwa' Qaluniya and Motsa Beit I'nan 'Islin Qaryat el 'Inab (Abu Ghosh) Beit 'Itab Jaba' Qastal, El Beit Jala Jarash Qatanna Beit Jimal Jericho Qiryat 'Anavim and Ma'ale Beit Mahsir Jerusalem Qubeiba, El Beit Naqquba Jib, El Rafat Beit Safafa Judeira Ram, Er Beit Sahur Jura, El Ramat Rahel Beit Surik Kafr 'Aqab Ras Abu 'Ammar Beit ThM Kaslä Sar'a Beit Umm el Meis Khadr, El Saris Bethlehem Khan el Ahmar, El Sataf Biddu Khirbat Ismallah Sharafat Bir Nabala Khirbat el Lauz Shu'fat Bureij Khirbat el 'Urnür Silwan 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 221

Sübá Walaja, El 'Arab es Sawáhira Sufiá 'Arab et Ta'ámira Sur Báhir and Umm Tribal Units : Tur, Et 'Arab Ibn 'Ubeid Wádí Fúkín 'Arab er Rashäyida 3. Ramallah Sub-District. 'Abtid Deir 'Ammär Kaubar Abu Qashsh Deir Dibwän Khirbat Abu Faläh Abu Shukheidim Deir Ghassäna Khirbat el Misbáh

'Abwein (*Ibwein) Deir Ibzi' Mazari' en Núbání 'Ajjul Deir Jarir Mazra'a el Qibliya, El 'Arura Deir Nidhäm Mazra'a esh Sharqiya, El 'Atara Deir es Sudan Nabi Sálih, En Beitillu Dura el Qar' Qaráwat Bani Zeid Beitin 'Ein 'Arik Ramallah Beit Liqya 'Ein Qiniyä Rammün Beit Rima 'Ein Siniyä Ras Karkar Beit Sira 'Ein Yabrüd Saffá Beit 'TTr el Fauqa Jammäla Silwád Beit 'tTr et Tahta Jäniya, El Sinjil Beituniya Jibiya Surda B'ir Zeit Jifnä Taiyiba, Et Bira, El Jiljiliya Tira, Et Burham Kafr 'Ein Turmus 'Aiya Burqa Kafr Malik Umm Safa (Kafr Ishwa') Deir Abu Mash'al Kafr Ni'ma Yabrüd \

E. LYDDA DISTRICT. \ 1. Jaffa Sub-District. Abu Kishk Jarisha Ramat Gan Bat Yam Kafr 'Ana Rantiya Beit Dajan Kefar Gannim Rishpon Benei Beraq Kefar Malal Safiriya, Es Biyar 'Adas Kefar Sava Salama Fajja Kheiriya, El Sáqiya Gat Rimmon Magdiel Säröna Giv'at Hen (Irgun Ra'a- Mas'üdiya, El (Summeil) Sawalima, Es nana) Miqve Yisrael Shefayim Hadar Mirr, El (Mahmüdiya) Sheikh Muwannis, Esh Haram, El Muweilih, El Shekhunat Borokhov Herzliya Nahalat Gannim Tel Aviv Hblon Nahalat Yits-haq Tel Litwinsky Jaffa Petah Tiqva Wilhelma Jalil el Qibliya Qiryat Shaul Yahüdiya El ('Abbásíya) Jalil esh Shamaliya Ra'anana Yarqona Jammasin el Gharbi Ramatayim Yázür Jammasin esh Sharqi Ramat hash Sharon 2. Ramie Sub-District. Abu elFadl (Es Sautariya) Bash-shit Beit Nübä and 'Ajanjül Abu Shüsha Beer Ya'aqov Beit 'Oved 'Aqir and Kefar Beilu Beit Hanan and Neta'im Beit Shannä Barfiliya Beit Jiz Beit Süsin Barriya, El Beit Nabälä Ben Shemen THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943 ־222־

Bil'in Kharbatä Qazäza Bir Imma'in Kharrüba Qibya Bir Sálim Kheima, El Qubäb, El Budrus Khirbat Beit Far Qubeiba, El Burj, El Khirbat el Buweiriya Qüla Däniyäl Khirbat edh Dhuheiriya Ramie, Er Deir Abü Saláma Khirbat Musmär Rantis Deir Aiyüb Khirbat el Qubeiba Rehovot Deir Muheisin Khirbat Zakariya Rishon le Zion Deir Qaddis Khulda Sajad Deir Tarif Kunaiyisa, El Salbít Gan S'helomo Latrün Sarafand el 'Amar Gedera Lubban, El Sarafand el Kharab Giv'at Brenner Lydda Seidün Haditha, El Majdal Yäbä (Majdal es Shabtin Hulda Sädiq) Shahma Idhnibba Mansüra, El Shiltä 'Imwás Mazkeret Batyah ('Eqron) Shuqbä 'Innaba Midya, El Tina, Et Jilyá Mughär, El Tira, Et Jimzü Mukheizin, El Tirat Shalom Jindas Muzeiri'a, El Unim Kalkha Kefar Aharon Na'äna (Ni'ana) Wädi Hunein (Nes Tsiyona) Kefar Marmorek Nabi Rübin, En Yälü Kefar Sirkin Nahalat Yehuda Yibna Kefar Uriya Ni'lin Zarnüqa and Gibbeton. Khaláyil, El Qatra

F. GAZA DISTEICT. 1. Beersheba SubDistrict.

Budeinât Hukûk el Huzaiyil Qudeirât Abu Ruqaiyiq Dhullâm Abu Juwei'id Janâbîb Qudeirât es Sâni' Dhullâm Abu Qureinât Nutûsh Ramâdîn Musâmira Dhullàm Abu Rabi'a Qalâzîn Tayâhâ Ramâdîn Shu'ûr Hukûk Abu 'Abdûn Qatâtiwa Rawâshida Hukûk el Asad Qudeirât el A'sarn Shallâlîyîn Hukûk el Bureiqî Qudeirât Abu Kaf 'Urûr 2. Gaza Sub-District. 'Abasan Gan Yavne and KefarBits- Khân Yûnis Abu Middein aron Khirbat Ikhzâ'a 'Arab Sukreir Gaza Khirbat Khisâs Bani Suheila Hamâma Majdal, El Barbara Hatta Masmîya el Kabîra, El Barqa Hirbiya Masmîya es Saghîra, El Batani Gharbi Hûj Muharraqa, El Batani Sharqi Huleiqât Najd Beer Tuvya 'Ibdis Nazla Beit 'Affa 'Iraq el Manshîya Negba Beit Daras 'Iraq Suweidân Ni'ilya Beit Hanun Isdûd Nuseirât Beit Jirja Jabâliya Qastîna Beit Lahiya Jaladîya Rafah Beit Tima Jiya, El Sawâfîr el Gharbîya, Es Bi'lin and Ard el Ishra Jûlis Sawâfîr esh Shamâlîya, Es Bureir Jura, El Sawâfîr esh Sharqîya, Es Deir el Balah Juseir Sumeirî Deir Suneid Karatiyâ Summeil Dimra Kaufakha Sumsum Faluja, El Kaukaba Tell et Turmus Kefar Warburg Yâsûr

2nd January, 1943. HAEOLD MACMICHAEL (L/156/33 Vol. 555). High, Commissioner.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS MADE UNDER ARTICLE 3 OF THE EMERGENCY POWERS (COLONIAL DEFENCE) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1939, AND THE EMER• GENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) ACT, 1939.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by Article 3 of the Emergency Powers (Colon• ial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939, the High Commissioner has made the following Defence Regulations.

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Defence (Finance) (Amend• Citation. ment) Regulations (No. 2), 1943, and shall be read as one with the Defence (Finance) Regulations, 1941, hereinafter referred to as the Gaz: 6.11.41, principal Regulations. p. 1647. 2. The principal Regulations shall be amended by the insertion of Insertion of new the following regulation as regulation 4CA after regulation 4c thereof: regulation in the "Eestriction on 4CA.—(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in principal Kegulations. transfer of im- any Ordinance or law in Palestine, no person or his movable property. agent shall, except with the permission granted by or on behalf of the High Commissioner, make or cause to be made a disposition of any immovable property to any other person resident outside the sterling area 224 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

or to such person's agent whether resident in the sterling area or outside it. (2) No person who is not resident within the sterling area or his agent whether such agent is re• sident within the sterling area or outside it, shall likewise make or cause to be made any such disposi• tion of immovable property. (3) For the purposes of this regulation the expres• sion "disposition" shall have the same meaning as- Cap. 81. signed to it in the Land Transfer Ordinance and shall include the discharge or partial discharge of a mortgage of immovable property by a mortgagee re• sident outside the sterling area or by his agent whether such agent is resident within the sterling area or outside it." Commencement. 3. These Regulations shall come into force on the date of their pub• lication in the Gazette.

By His Excellency's Command, 12th March, 1943. 1 J. S. MACPHEESON (F/EW/98/42) Chief Secretary.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. NOTICE OF REQUISITION BY COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 48.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 48 of the Defence Regulations, 1939, I, R. E. H. CROSBIE, District Commissioner, Lydda District, being a Competent Authority for the purposes of the said Regulation, in the interests of defence and efficient prosecution of the war, do hereby take possession of the lands described in the Schedule hereto, with effect from the dates shown respectively against the particulars of these lands given herein, and I do hereby authorise the Area Hirings Officer, Headquarters, Lydda Area, Sarafand, to enter into possession of the said lands and buildings on my behalf until further order; and I do hereby order that no person shall exercise any rights over any of the said lands, which he may have been exercising at the date of the operation of this notice whether by virtue of interest in land, building or otherwise, save with the prior permission of the said Area Hirings Officer, Head• quarters, Lydda Area, Sarafand. SCHEDULE.

^ •J Date from which Town Bloch Parcel r. °ccuPie requisition is in dunums required Jaffa 7041 66 1.^60* 15th March, 1943. Jaffa 7041 119 1.916* 15th March, 1943. * In accordance with the plan deposited at the District Commissioner's Offices, Lydda District, Jaffa.

13th March, 1943. E. E. H. CEOSBIE (Gaz/13/40) District Commissioner, Lydda District. 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 225

IMMIGRATION ORDINANCE, 1941. ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER. IN VIRTUE of the powers conferred on the High Commissioner by section 5(3) of the Immigration Ordinance, 1941, His Excellency is pleased to order and it is hereby ordered as follows: — The maximum aggregate number of immigration certificates in all categories that may be granted during the period from the 1st January, 1943—31st March, 1943, shall be 5,500 and such additional certificates in category D as shall suffice for the admission as immigrants of wives and children under the age of eighteen years of the principal im migrants due to arrive under the provision of this order, and of principal immigrants who arrived before the beginning of the period. By His Excellency's Command, 13th March, 1943. J, S. MACPHBESON (SF/308/42) Chief Secretary. EXPLANATORY NOTE. The quota prescribed above provides for the issue of immigration certificates for Pal estine during the three months' period 1st January—31st March, 1943, inclusive, for (a) 5,400 Jewish principal immigrants (6) 100 nonJewish principal immigrants together with the wives and children under 18 years of such immigrants. "־ .URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1940 RATE OF TAX PAYABLE IN URBAN AREAS IN 19431944. ORDER, NO. 15 OF 1943, BY THE HIGH ,COMMISSIONER IN COUNCIL UNDER SECTION 5(1). IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 5(1) of the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, 1940, the High Commissioner in Council has No. 42 of 1940. ordered and it is hereby ordered that the following rates of tax shall be paid for the year 1st April, 1943, to 31st March, 1944, in all urban areas within which a tax is payable by virtue of an order made by the

High Commissioner under section 3(1) of the Urban Property Tax Qap ^ Ordinance, or under section 3(1) of the Urban Property Tax Ordin No. 42 of 1940. ance, 1940 : — 1 On house property, including the site, except house prop erty constructed and used solely for the purpose of an in dustrial undertaking in which mechanicallydriven machin ery is used: 10% On house property, including the site, constructed and used solely for the purpose of an industrial undertaking in which mechanicallydriven machinery is used: 15% On land which is not the site of house property: 10% 10th March, 1943. G. T. FAELEY (F/Tax/32/37) Clerk to the Executive Council. URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1940. ORDER, NO. 16 OF 1943, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 8(l)(a). IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 8(l)(a) of the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, 1940, the High Commissioner has No. 42 of 1940. ordered and it is hereby ordered that in the undermentioned urban areas house property which is used as a dwelling house and is inhabited by the registered owner of which the annual value is less than the sums specified below, shall be exempt from payment of the tax for the period 1st April, 1943, to the 31st March, 1944, inclusive, provided that application for exemption is submitted to the District Officer of the SubDistrict in which the urban area is situated on Form CL/30.A. before the 31st July, 1943:— 226

Net Annual Value Net Annual Value Net Annual Value £P. £P. £P. Jerusalem 20 Hadera 7 Tulkarm 7 Haifa 20 Rishon le Zion 7 Beisan 7 Jaffa 20 Benei Beraq 7 Bethlehem 4 Tel Aviv 20 Herzliya 7 Ramallah 4 Tiberias 13 Ra'anana 7 Beersheba 4 Rehovot 10 Kefar Sava 7 Hebron 4 Petah Tiqva 10 Nazareth 7 Beit Jala 4 Ramat Gan 10 Gaza 7 Khan Yunis 3 Acre 10 Safad 7 Majdal 2 Natanya 10 Ramie 7 Shafa 'Amr 2 'Afula 10 Lydda 7 Beit Sahur 2 Nablus 10 Jenin 7 By His Excellency's Command, 13th March, 1943. J. S. MACPHEESON (F/Tax/32/37) Chief Secretary. FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 4. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 4 of the Food Con• No. 4 of 1942. trol Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.B.E., Food Controller, do hereby order as follows: —

Citation. 1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Poultry) (Amend• Gaz: 25.2.43, ment) Order (No. 2), 1943, and shall be read as one with the Food p. 180. Control (Poultry) Order, 1943, hereinafter referred to as the prin• cipal Order.

Amendment of 2. Paragraph 5 of the principal Order shall be amended by the sub• paragraph 5 of stitution of a colon for the full stop appearing at the end thereof and principal Order. the addition of the following paragraph immediately thereafter: — "And provided further that poultry being laying or breeding stock or destined for experimental purposes, which poultry are the property of, or purchased from, the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, may be moved under the authority and in accordance with the terms of a written permit issued by the Director, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, or his duly authorised representative." Eevocation and 3. The Second Schedule to the principal Order (as enacted by the replacement of Food Control (Poultry) (Amendment) Order, 1943) shall be revoked Second Schedule and the following shall be substituted therefor: — to principal Order Gaz: 11.3.43, "SECOND SCHEDULE. p. 211. MAXIMUM PRICES IN RESPECT OF POULTRY. Throughout Palestine with the exception of the municipal area of In the municipal area of Jerusalem Jerusalem

Wholesale Retail Wholesale Retail Mils per Mils per Mils per Mils per Kilogramme Kilogramme Kilogramme Kilogramme

Alive 390 430 420 460 Plucked 470 520 500 550 Dressed (whether sold ״whole or in part) 610 680 640 710 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 227

3. This Order shall be deemed to have come into force on the 11th Commencement. March, 1943.

G. WALSH 15th March, 1943. 1 Food Controller.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934. MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF NAZARETH. NOTICE.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by subsection (1) of section 51 of the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, as enacted in section No. 1 of 1934. 3 of the Municipal Corporations (Amendment) Ordinance, 1935, the No. 2 of 1935. High Commissioner has been pleased to appoint the undermentioned Councillor to be Deputy Mayor of the Municipal Council of Nazareth with effect from the 12th November, 1942. NAJIB EFF. BANNA.

By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHEESON (G/99/34) * Chief Secretary.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Regional Town Planning Com• mission, Haifa, a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 53—Karkur Modification Scheme, together with the plan annexed thereto. The boundaries of the scheme are as follows: — On the Worth: Parcels 9, 21 and 32 of Registration Block 10071 and boundary of Wadi Ara — Ein Iron and Kefar Pines lands; On the Fast: Eastern boundary of Ein Iron lands, south-western boundary of Wadi Ara lands and the Wadi; On the South: Regional Planning Scheme No. 18, Haifa District Regional Planning Boundary and Pardes Hanna lands; On the West: Pardes Hanna lands. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested, free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the Regional Engineer, Municipal Building, Haifa, within two months from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette. A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Regional Town Planning Com- 228 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 18th March, 1943 mission, Haifa, a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 54 — Kvutzat Ma'ayan Scheme, together with the plan annexed thereto. The boundaries of the scheme are as follows: — On the North: Block 11321, Zikhron Ya'aqov; On the East: Blocks 11318 and 11319, Zikhron Ya'aqov; On the South : Block 11319 and Kabara lands; On the West: Kabara lands and Main Road to Zikhron Ya'aqov. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested, free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the Regional Engineer, Municipal Building, Haifa, within two months from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette.

A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Regional Town Planning Com• mission, Haifa, a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 56 — Kvutzat Ma'anit Settlement, together with plan annexed thereto. The boundaries of the scheme are as follows : — On the North: Parcel 1, Block 10086, and parcel 1, Block 10088; On the East: Parcel 1, Block 10088; On the South: Parcel 1, Block 10088, and parcel 34, Block 10089; On the West: Parcel 34, Block 10089. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested, free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the Regional Engineer, Municipal Building, Haifa, within two months from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette.

A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME.

On the South-West: By properties of "Judith" Landry Loewy and Go., Haifa—Acre Road, and by properties of Israel Kirshtein and Hersh Orenstein; On the North-West: By properties of Eliyahu and Abraham Porath, Keren Kayemeth Leisrael, Izhak Diskin and Zalman Dov Weiler; On the South-East: By properties of Keren Kayemeth Leisrael Limited, Reuben Cohen, Bayside Land Corporation Limited, Solel Boneh Limited and Government of Palestine. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested, free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette.

A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Haifa Local Building and Town Planning Commission, a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 564 — Shu- mansky-Assa Land Parcellation, Neve Shaanan, together with the plan annexed thereto. The boundaries of the scheme are as follows: — On the North-East: By the north-eastern edge of Hanita Street along the properties of Greta Liquornik, Palestine Land Development Company Ltd., Tova Czinkin and Moshe and Haya Rotblum (approved Haifa Town Planning Scheme No. 558); On the North-West: By the properties of Haj Taher Karaman^ Aba Ziv, M, Banton and Solomon Abraham Zukerman; On the South-East: By the south-eastern edge of the approved road fronting the properties of Daniel Sportex and David Simbler, Moshe Danek, Yaacob Weisman and Dr. H. Shlesinger; On the South-West: By the properties of Sam Blum, Aba Ziv, David Pessah and Nina Blum. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested, free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette.

A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HADERA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A DETAILED SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 16 of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Hadera Local Building and Town 230 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

Planning Commission, a copy of a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 37 — A. Lobzofsky, together with the plan annexed thereto. The boundaries of the scheme are as follows : — On the North : Block 10049, plot 19; On the East: Block 10036, plots 203, 209, 212 and 216; :the South: Block 10036, plot 73 and Hadera Police Station ׳»0 On the West: Block 10049, plots 27, 111, 110, 97, 89, 75, 74 and 8. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person interested, free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, buildings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within two months from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette. A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission. : TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 193& HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA: NOTICE OF GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO PUT A DETAILED SCHEME INTO FORCE, AND NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF AUTHORISED DETAILED SCHEME AND PLAN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 18A(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that the Haifa District Building and Town Planning Commission have granted authority to put into force, 15 days after the publication of this notice in the Gazette, a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 639 — Victor Hakim Parcellation, Hamanhil, Mt. Carmel, notice of the deposit whereof, together with the plan annexed thereto, at the office of the Haifa Local Building and Town Planning Commission, was published in the Gazette No. 1190 of the 30th April, 1942. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, in accordance with section 18A(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that copies of the said scheme and of the plan annexed thereto, as authorised by the said District Commission, have been deposited and are open for inspection at the office of the said Local Commission. A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TQWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO PUT A DETAILED SCHEME INTO FORCE, AND NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF AUTHORISED DETAILED SCHEME AND PLAN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 18A(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that the Haifa District Building and Town Planning Commission have granted authority to put into force, 15 days after the publication of this notice in the Gazette, a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 645 — Wady Jamal Shopping Scheme, notice of the deposit whereof, together with the plan annexed thereto, at the office of the Haifa Local Building and Town Planning Commission, was published in the Gazette No. 1190 of the 30th April, 1942. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, in accordance with section 18A(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that copies of the said scheme and of the plan annexed thereto, as authorised by the said District Commission, have been deposited and are open for inspection at the office of the said Local Commission. A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building• (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission. 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 231

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. HAIFA TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO PUT A DETAILED SCHEME INTO FORCE, AND NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF AUTHORISED DETAILED SCHEME AND PLAN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 18A(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that the Haifa District Building and. Town Planning Commission have granted authority to put into force, 15 days after the publication of this notice in the Gazette, a detailed scheme entitled Scheme No. 647 — Bayside Land Corporation Workshops, notice of the deposit whereof, together with the plan annexed thereto, at the office of the Haifa Local Building and Town Planning Commission, was published in the Gazette No. 1210 dated 16th July, 1942.

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, in accordance with section 18A(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that copies of the said scheme and of the plan annexed thereto, as authorised by the said District Commission, have been deposited and are open for inspection at the office of the said Local Commission. A. N. LAW 4th March, 1943. Chairman, Haifa District Building (Gaz/10/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. TEL AVIV TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Tel Aviv Local Building and Town Planning Commission a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. 137—of Ashrai Bank Ltd. and Partners, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person in• terested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, build• ings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette. E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and Town Planning Commission. TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv) a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. R/84—of R. Nadby, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person in• terested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, build• ings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette. E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and, Town Planning Commission. THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 18th March, 1943

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv), a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. R/86—of Chevra Leshikun Amami Ltd., together with the plan annexed thereto. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person in• terested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, build• ings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette. E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) - and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv), a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. R/87—of M. Matalon, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person in• terested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, build• ings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette. E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF A PARCELLATION SCHEME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(2) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that there has been deposited at the office of the Lydda District Regional Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv), a copy of a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. R/88—of M. Neuman and S. Kleiner, together with the plan annexed thereto. The copy of the said scheme and plan are open for inspection by any person in• terested free of charge, and any person interested as owner or otherwise in land, build• ings or other property affected by the said scheme may lodge objection thereto at the office of the said Local Commission within six weeks from the date of the publication of this notice in the Gazette. E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and Town Planning Commission. TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO PUT A PARCELLATION SCHEME INTO FORCE, AND NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF AUTHORISED PARCELLATION SCHEME AND PLAN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(6) of the Town Planning Ordin• ance, 1936, that the Lydda District Building and Town Planning Commission have granted authority to put into force, 15 days after the publication of this notice in the Gazette, a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. R/47—of Keren Kayemeth Leisrael Ltd., "Aqir", notice of the deposit whereof, together with the plan annexed thereto, at the office of the Local Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv) was published in the Gazette No. 1218 of the 4th August, 1942, at page 1330. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(6) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that copies of the said scheme and of the plan annexed thereto, as authorised by the said District Commission, have been deposited and are open for inspection at the office of the said Local Commission. E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and Town Planning Commission.

TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO PUT A PARCELLATION SCHEME INTO FORCE, AND NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF AUTHORISED PARCELLATION SCHEME AND PLAN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with section 20(6) of the Town Planning Ordin• ance, 1936, that the Lydda District Building and Town Planning Com• mission have granted authority to put into force, 15 days after the publication of this notice in the Gazette, a parcellation scheme entitled Scheme No. R/49—of Keren Kayemeth Leisrael Ltd., Al Qubeiba, notice of the deposit whereof, together with the plan annexed thereto, at the office of the Local Building and Town Planning Commission (Town Planning Adviser's Office, Tel Aviv) was published in the Gazette No. 1218 of the 4th August, 1942, at page 1331. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(6) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that copies of the said scheme and of the plan annexed thereto, as authorised by the said District Commission, have been deposited and are open for inspection at the office of the said Local Commission. E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and Town Planning Commission. TOWN PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1936. LYDDA DISTRICT REGIONAL TOWN PLANNING AREA. NOTICE OF GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO PUT A PARCELLATION SCHEME INTO FORCE, AND NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF AUTHORISED PARCELLATION SCHEME AND PLAN.

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(6) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that copies of the said scheme and of the plan annexed thereto, as authorised by the said District Commission, have been deposited and are open for inspection at the office of the said Local Commission.

E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and Town Planning Commission.

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, in accordance with section 20(6) of the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, that copies of the said scheme and of the plan annexed thereto, as authorised by the said District Commission, have been deposited and are open for inspection at the office of the said Local Commission.

E. E. H. CEOSBIE 13th March, 1943. Chairman, Lydda District Building (Gaz/13/40) and Town Planning Commission.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. DEFENCE (UTILITY GOODS) ORDER, 1942. NOTICE BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER PARAGRAPH 22.

Gaz: 15.10.42 IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by paragraph 22 of the De• p. 1597. fence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Controller of Light Industries, do hereby give notice as follows: —

Citation. 1. This Notice may be cited as the Defence (Utility Goods) (List of Scheduled Goods) Notice, 1943, and shall be read as one with the Gaz: 15.10.42, Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942, hereinafter referred to as "the p. 1597. Order".

Amendment of 2. The First Schedule to the Order shall be amended by the addition the First of the following goods to the list of scheduled goods therein: Schedule to the Any material used for the pi'oduction of articles of stationery. Order. Commencement. 3. This Notice shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Gazette.

J. L. FLETCHEE 8th March, 1943. Controller of Light Industries. 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 235

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. DEFENCE (UTILITY GOODS) ORDER, 1942. NOTICE OP A SCHEME UNDER PARAGRAPH 3.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in exercise of the powers vested in him by paragraph 3 of the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942, the Con- Gaz: 15.10.42, troller of Light Industries has made the following Scheme: p. 1597.

1. CITATION OP THIS SCHEME. This Scheme may be cited as the Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles of Stationery) Scheme, 1943. 2. OBJECT OF THIS SCHEME. The object of this Scheme is to provide for the manufacture and distribution of articles of stationery to schools, institutions and to the public. With a view to achiev• ing that object, paper will be allocated from time to time by the Controller for the manufacture of the articles of stationery to which this Scheme applies and the manu• facture of such articles will be entrusted to persons and firms nominated in pursuance of offers received as a result of public tenders or otherwise.

3. SCOPE OF THIS SCHEME. This Scheme shall apply to the following articles of stationery, namely: — Exercise books Writing pads Writing paper and , Copy paper in packets and all such other articles of stationery as may be set out from time to time in a notice given by the Controller and published in the Gazette.

4. SUPERVISING OFFICERS. The following persons shall supervise the carrying into effect of this Scheme: — MR. W. T. H. MULFORD, Deputy Controller of Light Industries, Control of Light Industries, Jerusalem; MR. H. D. WEBB, Supply Officer, Control of Light Industries, Jerusalem.

5. LICENSED MANUFACTURERS. The following persons and firms shall be licensed manufacturers for the purposes of the Order and shall, whenever required by any supervising officer so to do, manufacture or cause the manufacture of Utility articles of stationery of the size and description specified in the First Schedule to this Scheme in accordance with paragraph 12 of this Scheme: — ADIB HIJJAWI, Jaffa; R. & W. SILBERSTEIN BROS., Jerusalem; Dov BARZILAI & SCHRAGAI, Haifa.

6. RESERVED GOODS. The following goods shall be reserved goods as from the time specified hereunder and shall, as from such time, be used or treated only for the purpose of the manufacture of Utility articles of stationery therefrom in accordance with the provisions of this Scheme : — Goods Time (i) Any paper purchased or removed by virtue of a per- The date of such pur- mit specifying that such paper is to be used for the chase or removal, purpose of the manufacture of any Utility articles of stationery. 236 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 18th March, 1943

Goods Time (ii) Any paper in the course of manufacture for purposes When manufacture of any Utility articles of stationery. started. (iii) Any paper declared to be reserved goods for the The date of such decla- purposes of this Scheme by any supervising officer. ration.

7. STAMPING OF UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY. Every licensed manufacturer shall stamp, or cause to be stamped, in the form con• tained in the Second Schedule to this Scheme, the articles of stationery specified and described in the First Schedule to this Scheme immediately upon the manufacture thereof in pursuance of this Scheme, so as to indicate the following particulars relating to any Utility article of stationery : — (a) The fact that it is a Utility article of stationery ; (b) The name of the licensed manufacturer thereof ; (c) The general price of such article ; (d) The month and year in which it was manufactured. The articles of stationery specified and described in the First Schedule to this Scheme shall be Utility Goods for the purposes of the Order, from the time of being stamped in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph.

8. MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION OF UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY. No licensed manufacturer shall sell or agree or offer to sell any Utility article of stationery except to the Government of Palestine, any institution or school or any licensed retailer. Wherever a person or firm producing Utility articles of stationery has a retail branch, he or it may transfer Utility articles of stationery to such branch and such branch shall be deemed to be a separate business of a licensed retailer for the purposes of this Scheme. No licensed manufacturer shall, during any three consecutive calendar months, sell or agree or offer to sell, to any one institution or school, more than 3,000 of any one variety of articles of stationery to which this Scheme applies, or to any licensed re• tailer more than 300 of any one such variety, save under the authority of and in ac• cordance with the terms of a written permit granted by any supervising officer. No licensed retailer shall sell, or agree or offer to sell any Utility article of station• ery except to a consumer.

9. PRICES OF UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY. Licensed manufacturers shall sell Utility articles of stationery to schools or institutions purchasing not less than 250 articles of stationery at a time, or to the Government of Palestine or to a licensed retailer at prices not exceeding the reduced prices specified therefor in the First Schedule hereto and to all other consumers at prices not exceeding the general prices specified therefor in the First Schedule hereto. Licensed retailers shall sell Utility articles of stationery to consumers at prices not ex• ceeding the general prices specified therefor in the First Schedule hereto.

10. EXAMINATION BY INSPECTORS. Any inspector may at any time examine the use, treatment or manufacture of reserved goods or Utility articles of stationery, and for that purpose may enter and inspect any premises of any licensed manufacturer or licensed retailer or any premises wherein or whereon such articles are manufactured or reserved goods are stored.

11. "B" ARTICLES OF STATIONERY. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Scheme, if a supervising officer is of the opinion that any articles of stationery manufactured under this Scheme do not conform to the size or description specified in the First Schedule to this Scheme, or to the quality specified in any instruction issued under paragraph 12 of this Scheme, he may 18th March, 1943 237

(a) declare such articles of stationery to be "B" articles of stationery and direct any licensed manufacturer to stamp them with a stamp in a form approved by him, con• taining the letter "B" and the price at which such articles of stationery should be sold to the public; and (b) direct such licensed manufacturer to sell or offer for sale such articles of stationery to such persons and at such prices as the supervising officer may deem fit. 12. POWERS OF SUPERVISING OFFICERS AND DUTY OF PERSONS TO COMPLY WITH THIS SCHEME. Any supervising officer may give directions under the Order or this Scheme and may also issue instructions relating to the quality or quantity of paper or other material which is to be used by any person or firm for the purposes of this Scheme, or any other matter incidental thereto. Any such direction or instruction may be communicated to the person or firm to whom or which it applies through any inspector or in any other manner which a supervising officer may deem fit, and it shall be the duty of any person or firm to whom or which any direction is given or instruction issued under the Order or this Scheme to comply therewith. 13. AMENDMENT OF THIS SCHEME. This Scheme may be amended, varied, rescinded, or revoked by any other Scheme which may be made or approved by the Controller from time to time and shall be subject to any directions given under paragraph 14 of the Order and to any conditions contained in any licence or permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller under the Order. 14. INTERPRETATION OF THIS SCHEME. In this Scheme, unless the context otherwise requires — ' "FIRM" means any of the partnerships specified in paragraph 5 of this Scheme; "INSTITUTION" means any public or charitable institution, whether incorporated or unincorporated; "PERMIT" means any permit granted under the Defence (Control of Paper, Office Machinery, and Stationery and Office Equipment) Order, 1942 {Gaz: 26.8.42, p. 1367); "REDUCED PRICE" and "GENERAL PRICE" respectively mean the respective prices spe• cified in the sixth column of the First Schedule to this Scheme; "STAMP" includes print; "SUPERVISING OFFICER" means any of the officers specified in paragraph 4 of this Scheme; "THE ORDER" means the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942 {Gaz: 15.10.42, p. 1597); "THIS SCHEME" includes any direction or instruction given or issued under the Order or this Scheme; "UTILITY ARTICLES OF STATIONERY" means articles of stationery which are Utility Goods in accordance with paragraph 7 of this Scheme. Every reference contained in this Scheme to any school or institution shall be con• strued as referring to every member of the managing body of such school or institution, and every reference contained in this Scheme to any firm shall be construed as referring to every partner in such firm. Words used in this Scheme shall, unless the context otherwise requires, have the same meaning as they have in the Order. The provisions of this Scheme are in addition to and not in derogation of the provi• sions contained in any Order made by the Controller under the Defence Regulations, 1939 (Gaz: 26.8.39, p. 659). 15. PUBLICATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF THIS SCHEME. This Scheme shall be published in the Gazette and upon its being so published it shall come into force and every person or firm to whom or to which it applies shall be deemed to have notice thereof and shall comply therewith. FIRST SCHEDULE.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Number of Article of Name of Licensed Size of Sheets Maximum Prices of Articles of Stationery Sheets or Description of Sheets Stationery Manufacturer Leaves. or Leaves. or Leaves. Reduced Price General Price. £P.mils £P.mils 1. Exercise Adib Hijjawi, 16 leaves Euled with squares or 5.500 per thousand 0.008 each Books Jaffa. 32 leaves 15} cms x 20 cms horizontal lines. 9.250 per thousand 0.015 each

E. & W. Silberstein 16 leaves Euled with squares or 6.500 per thousand 0.008 each Bros., Jerusalem. 32 leaves 15$ cms x 20 cms horizontal lines. 11.270 per thousand 0.015 each

2. Writing Adib Hijjawi, 50 sheets 16 cms X 21 cms Euled (on one side of the 20.750 per thousand 0.033 each Pads Jaffa. paper only) by horizontal lines to the base of each sheet, commencing 3 cms. from top of each sheet at a distance of 7 mms. from one line to another. E. & W. Silberstein 50 sheets 16 cms X 21 cms Euled (on one side of the 25.000 per thousand 0.033 each Bros., Jerusalem. paper only) by horizontal lines to the base of each sheet, commencing 3 cms. from top of each sheet at a distance of 7 mms. from one line to another. Dov Barzilai & 50 sheets 16 cms x 21 cms Euled (on one side of the 24.000 per thousand 0.033 each Sehragai, Haifa. paper only) by horizontal lines to the base of each sheet, commencing 3 cms. from top of each sheet at a distance of 7 mms. from one line to another.

3. Writing E. & W. Silberstein 25 sheets 15 Jems x 20 cms Euled by horizontal lines 9.000 per thousand 0.012 each paper in Bros., Jerusalem. to the base of each sheet, packets. commencing 2} cms. from top of each side of each sheet at a distance of 7 mms. from one line to another. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Number of Maximum Prices of Articles of Stationery Article of Name of Licensed Size of Sheets Sheets or Description of Sheets Stationery Manufacturer or Leaves. or Leaves. Leaves. Reduced Price General Price

25 sheets 11§• cmsxl5£ cms Euled by horizontal lines SP.mils £P.mils to the base of each sheet, commencing 2J cms. from top of each side of each 5.000 per thousand 0.007 each sheet at a distance of 7 mms. from one line to another.

4. Copy paper Adib Hijjawi, 500 sheets 21 cms X 28 cms Every packet completely 0.220 per packet 0.300 per packet in packets Jaffa. wrapped and sealed at both ends. E. & W. Silberstein 500 sheets 14 cms x 21 cms Every packet completely 0.125 per packet 0.170 per packet Bros., Jerusalem. wrapped and sealed at both ends. Dov Barzilai & 500 sheets 14 cms X 21 cms Every packet completely 0.123 per packet 0.170 per packet Sehragai, Haifa. wrapped and scaled at both ends. 500 sheets 21 cms x 28 cms Every packet completely 0.217 per packet 0.300 per packet wrapped and sealed at both ends.

SECOND SCHEDULE. FORM OF STAMPING OF A UTILITY ARTICLE OF STATIONERY.

UTILITY Stationery W.S.B.

Maximum Price mils

Name of Month and Licensed Manufacturer Year of Manufacture J. L.• FLETCHER 3th March, 1943. Controller of Light Industries. 240 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939.

DEFENCE (UTILITY GOODS) ORDER, 1942.

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE UNDER PARAGRAPH 19.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by paragraph 19 of the Gaz: 15.10.42, Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Con• p. 1597. troller of Light Industries, do hereby issue the following Open Gen• eral Licence: —

Citation. 1. This Licence may be cited as the Open General Licence to Deal in Utility Articles of Stationery, 1943.

Interpretation. 2. —(1) In this Licence, unless the context otherwise requires — Gaz: 15.10.42, "The Order" means the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, 1942. p. 1597. Gaz: 18.3.43. "The Scheme" means the Defence (Utility Goods) (Articles of Sta• p. 235. tionery) Scheme, 1943. "Utility Articles of Stationery" has the same meaning as it has in the Scheme. (2) Words used in this Licence shall have the same meaning as they have in the Order.

Open General 3. —(1) Every person licensed to deal in stationery by way of retail Licence to Deal under the Defence (Control of Paper, Office Machines, and Stationery in Utility and Office Equipment) Order, 1942, is hereby authorised to deal in Articles of Utility articles of stationery. Stationery. Gaz: 27.8.42, (2) Every such person shall have all the rights of a licensed retailer p. 1367. under the Order or the Scheme, but he shall be liable to fulfil the duties imposed on a licensed retailer by the Order or the Scheme only if and when he deals in Utility articles of stationery by way of retail.

Commencement. 4. This licence shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Gazette.

J. L. FLETCHER 13th March, 1943. Controller of Light Industries.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939.

ORDER BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 46.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 46 of the Gaz: 26.8.39. Defence Regulations, 1939, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Controller of p. 659. Light Industries, being a Competent Authority for the purposes of the said regulation, do hereby order as follows: — 1. This Order may be cited as the Defence (Control of Yarn) (Amend• Citation. Gaz: 27.8.42, ment) Order, 1943, and shall be read as one with the Defence (Control p. 1378. of Yarn) Order, 1942, hereinafter referred to as "the principal Order".

Amendment of 2. Paragraph 2 of the principal Order shall be amended by the in• paragraph 2 of sertion therein immediately after the definition of "Sale" of the follow• the principal ing definition: 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 241

" "Utility goods" shall have the same meaning as Gaz: 15.10.42, it has in the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, p. 1597. 1942."

3. Paragraph 3 of the principal Order shall be amended by the dele Amendment of paragraph 3 of ־ .tion of subparagraph (5) thereof « the principal Order. 4. The following new paragraph shall be inserted in the principal ,insertion of a Order immediately after paragraph 3 thereof: — new paragraph in the principal "Restrictions 3A.—(1) No person shall remove or cause or allow Order. on dealing in the removal of any yarn from Customs control in imported yarn. Palestine, save under the authority of and in accord ance with the terms of a written permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller under this Order.

(2) Wherever any yarn has been removed from Customs control in Palestine, the person who has received a written permit to remove it under sub paragraph (1) of this paragraph (whether such per son is a licensed dealer or not) shall not sell, dispose of, treat or use any quantity of such yarn for any purpose whatsoever, save under the authority of and in accordance with the terms of a written permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller under this subparagraph.

(3) It shall be the duty of every person to whom the provisions of the foregoing subparagraphs of this paragraph apply to comply therewith notwith standing any contract entered into by such person either before or after the coming into force of this Order, and the compliance with such provisions shall be a good defence in any action for the breach of such contract.

(4) Wherever any yarn has been removed from Customs control in Palestine, the person who has re ceived a written permit to remove such yarn, under subparagraph (1) of this paragraph, shall, within ten days of such removal, furnish the Controller with a return in writing signed by him in the form set out in the Sixth Schedule to this Order."

5. Paragraph 9 of the principal Order shall be revoked and the Revocation and following paragraph shall be substituted therefor: — replacement of paragraph 9 of "Persons to sub 9.—(1) Every licensed dealer shall, not later than the principal mit returns. the seventh day of every calendar month, furnish the Order. Controller with a return in writing signed by him regarding his transactions in and stocks of yarn during the preceding month in the form set out in the Fourth Schedule to this Order, in accordance with the instructions contained in the Fifth Sche dule to this Order. 242 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 18th March, 1943

(2) Any person whose business or part of whose business it is to use or treat any yarn, other than sewing thread, for any manufacturing purpose shall, not later than the seventh day of each calendar month, furnish the Controller with a return in writing signed by such person relating to the use or treatment of any yarn by such person during the preceding month, in the form set out in the Seventh Schedule to this Order.

(3) Every person shall, whenever required by a notice given by or on behalf of the Controller so to do, furnish the Controller with such periodical or other returns in writing signed by such person with• in such time, in such form and containing such par• ticulars as may be specified in such notice.

(4) Any notice given under this paragraph may be published in the Gazette, and on its being so pub• lished in the Gazette, any person to whom it applies shall be deemed to have notice thereof and shall comply therewith."

Insertion of two 6. The schedules entitled "Sixth Schedule" and "Seventh Schedule" new schedules respectively set out in the Schedule to this Order shall be inserted in in the principal the principal Order immediately after the Fifth Schedule thereto. Order.

Saving. 7. The provisions of this Order are in addition to and not in dero• gation of the provisions contained in the conditions of any licence granted by or on behalf of the Controller under the principal Order.

Commencement. 8. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Gazette.

SCHEDULE. Two new Schedules to be inserted immediately after the Fifth Schedule to the prin• cipal Order: SIXTH SCHEDULE. RETURN OF YARN REMOVED FROM CUSTOMS CONTROL IN PALESTINE.

Return furnished by Holder of licence to deal in yarn No in respect of the yarn removed from Customs control in on the under Serial No

Proposed manner of use, Proposed selling price Treatment, or Disposal per kilogramme if the Description of Yarn Quantity of Yarn of the Imported Yarn Declarant intends to sell if Declarant does not the Imported Yarn intend to sell such Yam s « Si 1S -2 2 S No. o ,« s. ? •*5 SHO 3 •w o S o ,o •g ~ CO JO Scr Scr Scr CO « ?5. § v. ^ Couru

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I/We hereby declare that all the particulars contained in the above statement are correct.

(Place and Date) (Signature) IHK PAEESTÏNE GAZETTE JNo. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2 18th March, 1943

SEVENTH SCHEDULE. RETURN OF USE OR TREATMENT OF YARN between the 1st , 194 and the 1st , 194

Return furnished by Holder of licence to deal in yarn No, and in Utility goods No

Ultimate purpose of such Artificial Any other Cotton Yarn Wool Yarn treatment or use : Silk Yarn Yarn

Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Kilogrammes For the production of any textile goods for supply to His Majesty's Forces or any Allied Force

For the production of any textile goods for supply to the Government of Palestine

For the manufacture of Utility Goods

F^or the production of any textile goods for consumption by the civilian population in Palestine (otherwise than by manu• facture of Utility Goods).

For the production of any textile goods for export

For any other purpose

TOTAL

I hereby declare that all the particulars contained in the above statement are correct.

Address of the person making the return

(Signature)

Date

J. L. FLETCHER 12th March, 1943. Controller of Light Industries. Competent Authority. 18th March, 1943

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939.

DEFENCE (CONTROL OF YARN) ORDER, 1942.

DIRECTION UNDER PARAGRAPH 10.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by paragraph 10 of the Defence (Control of Yarn) Order, 1942, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Con• Gaz: 27.8.42, troller of Light Industries, do hereby direct as follows: — p. 1378.

1. This Direction may be cited as the Defence (Control of Yarn) Citation. (Prohibition of Manufacturing Processes) Direction, 1943.

2. —(1) In this Direction, unless the context otherwise requires — Interpretation. "The Order" means the Defence (Control of Yarn) Order, 1942. Gaz: 27.8.42, p. 1378. (2) Words used in this Direction shall have the same meaning as they have in the Order.

3. On and after the 1st of April, 1943, no person shall execute, agree Prohibition of to execute or cause or allow the execution of any bleaching, dyeing, certain manu• or mercerising of any yarn, save under the authority of and in ac• facturing cordance with the terms of a general or special permit granted by or processes. on behalf of the Controller, under this Direction.

4. This Direction shall come into force on the date of its publication Commencement. in the Gazette.

J. L. FLETCHER 14th March, 1943. Controller of Light Industries. Competent Authority.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939.

ORDER BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 46.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 46 of the Defence Regulations, 1939, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Controller of Gaz: 26.8.39, Light Industries, being a Competent Authority for the purposes of the p. 659. said Regulation, do hereby order as follows: —

1. This Order may be cited as the Defence (Control of Cloth) (Am• Citation. endment) Order, 1943, and shall be read as one with the Defence (Con• Gaz: 8.10.42, trol of Cloth) Order, 1942, hereinafter referred to as "the principal p. 1547. Order".

2. Paragraph 2 of the principal Order shall be amended by the in• Amendment of sertion therein immediately after the definition of "Sale" of the paragraph 2 of following definition: — the principal Order. " "Utility Goods" shall have the same meaning as Gaz: 15.10.42, it has in the Defence (Utility Goods) Order, p. 1597. 1942. 246 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

Amendment of 3. Paragraph 3 of the principal Order shall be amended by the dele• paragraph 3 of tion of sub-paragraph (5) thereof. the principal Order.

Insertion of 4. The following new paragraph shall be inserted in the principal a new paragraph Order immediately after paragraph 3 thereof: — in the principal "Restrictions on 3A.—(1) No person shall remove or cause or allow Order. dealing in im- the removal of any cloth from Customs control in ported cloth. Palestine, save under the authority of and in accord• ance with the terms of a written permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller under this Order. (2) Wherever any cloth has been removed from Customs control in Palestine, the person who has received a written permit to remove it under sub• paragraph (1) of this paragraph (whether such per• son is a licensed dealer or not) shall not sell, dispose of, treat or use any quantity of such cloth for any purpose whatsoever, save under the authority of and in accordance with the terms of a written permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller under this sub-paragraph. (3) It shall be the duty of every person to whom the provisions of the foregoing sub-paragraphs of this paragraph apply to comply therewith notwith• standing any contract entered into by such person either before or after the coming into force of this Order, and the compliance with such provisions shall be a good defence in any action for the breach of such contract. (4) Wherever any cloth has been removed from Customs control in Palestine, the person who has received a written permit to remove such cloth under sub-paragraph (1) of this paragraph shall, within ten days of such removal, furnish the Controller with a return in writing signed by him in the form set out in the Eighth Schedule to this Order together with a sample of every variety of such cloth marked with a serial number."

Amendment of 5. Paragraph 4 of the principal Order shall be amended by the in• paragraph 4 of sertion of the words "quantity of" immediately before the word the principal "cloth" appearing therein. Order. 6. Paragraph 9 of the principal Order shall be amended — Amendment of paragraph 9 of (a) by the deletion of the word "licensed" appearing therein. the principal (b) by the deletion of the words "licensed dealers" appearing in the Order. marginal note thereof and substitution therefor of the word "Dealers". 7. Paragraph 10 of the principal Order shall be revoked and the Revocation and replacement of following paragraph shall be substituted therefor: — paragraph 10 of "Persons to sub- 10.—(l) Every licensed dealer (other than a licen- the principal mit returns. sed retailer) shall, not later than the seventh day of Order. each of the following months, namely January, Ap- 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO: 2. 247

ril, July and October, furnish the Controller with a return in writing signed by him regarding his trans• actions in and stocks of cloth during the preceding three months in the form set out in the Sixth Sche• dule to this Order, in accordance with the instruc• tions contained in the Seventh Schedule to this Order.

(2) Every licensed dealer whose business or part of whose business it is to use or treat any cloth for the purpose of producing any made-up goods shall, not later than the seventh day of each calendar month, furnish the Controller with a return in writ• ing signed by such dealer relating to the use or treat• ment of any cloth by such dealer during the preced• ing month, in the form set out in the Ninth Schedule to this Order:

Provided that nothing contained in this sub-para• graph shall be deemed to require the furnishing of :a monthly return by any licensed dealer in respect of any calendar month during which such dealer has not used or treated any quantity of cloth exceeding 100 square metres in area for the purpose of produc• ing any made-up goods.

(4) Any notice given under this paragraph may be published in the Gazette, and on its being so pub• lished in the Gazette, every person to whom it ap• plies shall be deemed to have notice thereof and shall comply therewith."

8. The schedules entitled "Eighth Schedule" and "Ninth Schedule" Insertion of two respectively set out in the Schedule to this Order shall be inserted in new Schedules the principal Order immediately after the Seventh Schedule thereto. in. the principal Order.

9. The provisions of this Order are in addition to and not in dero- Saving, gation of the provisions contained in the conditions of any licence ; : granted by or on behalf of the Controller under the principal Order.

10. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication Commencement, in the Gazette.

SCHEDULE.

Two new Schedules to be inserted immediately after the Seventh Schedule to the prin• cipal Order: 1 1 a ^ n is M | Serial Number (the same numbers m j should be used for the samples • 'CD trr | attached to tliis return) Ö'

1 A'ind o/ cloth (whether cotton, to G \ wool, linen, etc.) S s 1 B. a* ! tr a P> Description of cloth according 03 cr to trade term !

Number of Bales ci 3 Number of Pieces <©

ntity of Cloth S O f a) Metres or o o &~ b) Yards m W tri es (Strike out item inap• o licablc CD te» p. G • W e+ Ei Width w fa o* w O Q

Proposed Sell o fei H trt o if the d( Wholesale price M P. SU

the O : imported clc ?clarant intendi ling Price per 1

Retail price CS ¡25 O •:th ? to sell netre or yard

To Governme7it of Palestine or to a person nominated by the Govern O ment of Palestine trCr -

CD B o < Proposed manner of use, treatment or a disposal of the imported cloth if declarant J p. does not intend to sell such cloth I 1

ojç axxazvQ aNixsaavj aHjc 8ïZ־—־iaang׳ou inaKa. 5• 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 249

NINTH SCHEDULE. RETURN OF USE OR TREATMENT OF CLOTH

between the 1st , 194...... and the 1st , 194

Return furnished by Holder of licence to deal in cloth No. :. and in Utility goods No

Cloth of ! Cloth of Cloth of Any other Ultimate purpose of such use Artificial Cotton Wool Silk \ Cloth or treatment Linear metres Linear metres Linear metres Linear metres

For the production of any made-up goods ! j for supply to His Majesty's Forces or ! j :. any Allied Force. j j

! ! : ;r For the production of any made-up goods j j • . ; . 1• • for supply to the Government of Palestine ; ! ; ;j-

For the production of Utility goods

I For the production of any made-up goods for consumption by the civilian 1 popu• lation in Palestine (otherwise than by the manufacture of Utility goods).

For the production of any made-up goods for export -— - For any other purpose

TOTAL i ; i • • !

I/We hereby declare that all the particulars contained in the above; statement: are correct.

Address of the person Varieties of made-up goods which making the return are produced by the person making the return

Date .; (Signature)

J. L. FLETCHER 12th March, 1943. Controller of Light Industries. Competent Authority. 250 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March,: 1943

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. DEFENCE (CONTROL OF CLOTH) ORDER, 1942. DIRECTION UNDER PARAGRAPH 11.

Gaz: 8.10.42, IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by paragraph 11 of . the V• !547. Defence (Control of Cloth) Order, 1942, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Con troller of Light Industries, do hereby direct as follows: —

Citation. 1. This Direction may be cited as the Defence (Control of Cloth) (Prohibition of Manufacturing Processes) Direction, 1943. Interpretation. 2.—(1) In this Direction, unless the context otherwise requires — "Finishing" includes bleaching, dyeing, mercerising, printing, pain ting, or proofing. Gaz: 8.10.42, "The Order" means the the Defence (Control of Cloth) Order, 1942, v 1547 (2) Words used in this Direction shall have the same meaning as they have in the Order. Prohibition of 3. On and after the 1st of April, 1943, no person shall execute, agree certain manufac to execute or cause or allow the execution of any finishing of any cloth turing processes. save under the authority of and in accordance with the terms of a general or special permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller, under this Direction.

Commencement. 4. This Direction shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Gazette. J. L. FLETCHER . 14th March, 1943. Controller, of Light Industries. Competent Authority.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. DEFENCE (CONTROL OF CASTOR OIL) ORDER, 1942. NOTICE BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER PARAGRAPH 4.

Gaz: 22.10.42, IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me'by paragraph 4 of the Defence p. 1624. (Control of Castor Oil) Order, 1942, I, JOHN LESLIE FLETCHER, Control ler of Light Industries, hereby give notice as follows: —

Citation. 1. This Notice may be cited as the Defence (Maximum Prices of Castor Oil) (Amendment) Notice, 1943, and shall be read as one with Gaz: 22.10.42, the Defence (Maximum Prices of Castor Oil) Notice, 1942, hereinafter p. 1627. referred to as "the principal Notice".

Amendment of 2. Paragragh 3 of the principal Notice as amended by paragraph 2 paragraph 3 of of the Defence (Maximum Prices of Castor Oil) (Amendment) Notice, the principal 1942, shall be further amended— Notice. Gaz: 3.12.42, (a) by the substitution of the expression "188 mils" for the expres p. 1811. sion "144 mils" appearing therein; (b) by the substitution of the expression "178 mils" for the expres sion "134 mils" appearing therein.

This Notice shall come into force on the date of its publication .׳ Commencement. 3 • .;• '.•• ־ : .in the Gazette J. L. "FLETCHER 13th March, 1943. Controller of Light Industries. .Competent Authority .....״,.—...... 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 251

ROAD TRANSPORT ORDINANCE.

RULES MADE BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 23.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 23 of the Road Cap. 128. Transport Ordinance, the High Commissioner has made the following rules: —

1. These rules may be cited as the Road Transport (Routes and Citation. Tariffs) (Amendment) Rules, 1943, and shall be read as one with the Road Transport (Routes and Tariffs) Regulations, 1934, hereinafter Gaz: 1.3.34, referred to as "the principal Rules" :— ,p. 159.

2. Paragraph (a) of Schedule I to the principal Rules shall be am• Amendment of ended:— paragraph (a) of (a) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed Schedule I to "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 1 and principal Eules. the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (6) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. IA and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (c) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 2 and the substitution of the following therefor : — per single journey — 10 mils. per single journey between Nebi Samuel Road and the District Commissioner's Offices •— 7 mils, per single journey between the District Commissioner's Offices and the Old City — 7 mils. (d) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 3 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (e) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 3A and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (/) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column head• ed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 3B and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (g) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 4 and the substitution of the following therefor:— per single journey — 7 mils. (h) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 5 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (i) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 5A and the substitution of the following therefor:•— per single journey — 7 mils. 252 18th March, 1943

0) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 6 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (k) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 7 and the substitution of the following therefor: — (a) General Post Office to Ramat Rahel per single journey — 15 mils. (b) General Post Office to Arnona per single journey — 12 mils. (c) General Post Office to Allenby Barracks per single journey — 7 mils. (I) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 8 and the substitution of the following therefor: — (a) General Post Office to End of Lower Bethlehem Road per single journey — 7 mils. (6) General Post Office to Mekor Hayim Quarter per single journey — 12 mils. (m) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 9 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 12 mils. (n) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 11 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 10 mils. (o) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 12 and the substitution of the following therefor: — (a) per single journey — 10 mils. (6) Beit Vegan — Mahne Yehuda per single journey — 7 mils, (c) Mahne Yehuda—Meashearim per single journey — 7 mils. (p) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 13 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (?) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 24 and the substitution of the following therefor: — (a) Hebron—Beit Jibrin per single journey — 80 mils. (6) Hebron—Tarqumia per single journey—50 mils, (r) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 31 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 12 mils, (s) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No• 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 253

33 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey — 7 mils. (t) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column head• ed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 37 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey—7 mils. (u) by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column head• ed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 38 and the substitution of the following therefor: — per single journey—7 mils.

3. Paragraph (&) of Schedule I to the principal Rules shall be Amendment of amended:— paragraph (b) of by the deletion of the particulars appearing in the column head• Schedule I to ed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. A2 principal Eules. and the substitution of the following therefor: — (a) Hebron—Edh Dhahiriya per single journey—50 mils. (b) Edh Dhahiriya—Beersheba per single journey—60 mils. (c) Hebron—Beersheba per single journey—100 mils.

4. Paragraph (a) of Schedule II to the principal Rules shall be Amendment of amended by the deletion of "Haifa—Kiryat Haim—Kiryat Bialik— paragraph (a) of Kiryat Motzkin—23 mils per single journey" appearing in the column Schedule II to headed "Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger" in Route No. 14 principal Eules. and the substitution of the following therefor: — "Haifa—Kiryat Haim—Kiryat Bialik—Kiryat Motzkin—24 mils per single journey".

5. Paragraphs (a) and (6) of Schedule V to the principal Rules shall Revocation and be revoked and the following substituted therefor: — replacement of paragraphs (a) and (b) of Sched• "SCHEDULE V. ule V to prin• LYDDA DISTRICT. cipal Eules. ROUTES WITHIN THE LYDDA DISTRICT. These Routes and the Stops thereon shall conform to those specified in the Permit.

Maximum Fare chargeable Description of Route. per Passenger. to ply. Number of Route. authorised of Omnibuses Maximum No.

(A) JAFFA MUNICIPAL AREA—INTERNAL OMNIBUS SERVICE.

J.l (a) Town Hall—Upper Ajami Road— per single journey—7 mils. ' Cliff Hotel Road—Lower Ajami Road— Ashour Road. (b) Ashour Road—Upper Ajami Road— Butmeh Street—Suk Salahi—Town Hall. 254 18th March, 1943

Maximum Fare chargeable Description of Route. per Passenger. to ply. Number of Route, auïhorised of Omnibuses Maximum No.

J.2 (a) Town Hall-Sbil Siksik—King George per single journey—7 mils, Square—King George Avenue—Man- shieh Street—Meashearim Street— Geula Street. (b) Geula Street—Yarkon Street—Zeru- per single journey—7 mils. babel Street—Manshieh Street—Bustros Street—Town Hall.

J.3 (a) Town Hall—Bustros Street—King per single journey—7 mils, George Avenue—Fuad Dajani Street— Upper Ajami Road—Ashour Road— Lower Ajami Road—Cemeteries. (6) Cemeteries—Lower Ajami Road— per single journey—7 mils. Ashour Road— Upper Ajami Road— Fuad Dajani Street—King George Avenue—Bustros Street—Town Hall.

J.4 (a) Suk Salahi—King George Avenue— per single journey—7 mils, Saknet Darwish—Arab Village—Tel Er Rish. (6) Tel Er Rish—Saknet Es Sabil— per single journey—7 mils. Jerusalem Road—King George Square —Suk Salahi.

J.5 (a) Town Hall—Ajami Road—Suk Salahi per single journey—8 mils, —Jerusalem Road—Asem Bek Street. (b) Asem Bek Street—Salameh Road— per single journey—8 mils. King George Avenue—Bustros Street— Town Hall.

J.6 (a) Post Office Building—King George per single journey—8 mils, Avenue—Bustros Street—Upper Ajami Road—Hilweh Road—Terra Santa Ce• metery—Gaza House Road. 4 1 i n respec t o f route s J. l J . 7 inclusive (6) Gaza House Road—Terra Santa Ce• per single journey—8 mils. metery—Hilweh Road—Upper Ajami Road—Bustros Street—King George Avenue—Post Office Building.

J.7 (a) Town Hall—Bustros Street—King per single journey—8 mils, George Avenue—Salameh Road—Asem Bek Road—Sheikh Murad—Aisawi Road. (b) Aisawi Road—Salameh Road—King per single journey—8 mils. George Avenue—Bustros Street—Town * 1 Hall. 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 255

Maximum Fare chargeable Description of Route. per Passenger. to ply. Number of Route. authorised of Omnibuses Maximum No. T.l (2?) TEL AVIV MUNICIPAL AREA—INTERNAL OMNIBUS ROUTES. (a) Herbert Samuel Square to Ha'aliya 7 mils between 05.00 hours Street via Allenby Road, Ha'aliya and 21.00 hours. Street, Merkas Mishari Street, Zevulun 12 mils between 21.00 hours Street, Wolfson Street. and 05.00 hours. (6) Ha'aliya Street to Herbert Samuel 7 mils between 05.00 hours Square via Allenby Road. and 21.00 hours. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours. T.2 (a) Herbert Samuel Square to Salameh 7 mils between 05.00 hours Road via Allenby Road, Nahlat Ben- and 21.00 hours. yamin Street, Gruzenberg Street, Hash- 12 mils between 21.00 hours . ahar Street, Ahad Ha'am Street, Herzl and 05.00 hours. Street. (b) Salameh Road to Herbert Samuel 7 mils between 05.00 hours • Square via Herzl Street, Ahad Ha'am and 21.00 hours. Street, Nahlat Benyamin Street, Gru• 12 mils between 21.00 hours zenberg Street, Allenby Road. and 05.00 hours.

T.3 (a) King George V Avenue (Jaffa) to 7 mils between 05.00 hours Central Bus Station via Jaffa-Tel Aviv and 21.00 hours. Road, Petah Tiqva Road. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours. (b) Central Bus Station to King George 7 mils between 05.00 hours V Avenue (Jaffa) via Solomon Street, and 21.00 hours. Schlesinger Street, Petah Tiqva Road, 12 mils between 21.00 hours Jaffa—Tel Aviv Road. and 05.00 hours. 13 5 i n respec t o f route s T. l T .1 inclusive .

T.4 (a) Hata'arucha Street to Central Bus 12 mils between 05.00 hours Station via Hayarkon Street, Yermiy- and 21.00 hours. ahu Street, Ben-Yehuda Road, Allenby 19 mils between 21.00 hours Road, Petah Tiqva Road. and 05.00 hours. (b) Central Bus Station to Hata'arucha 12 mils between 05.00 hours Street, via Solomon Street, Schlesinger and 21.00 hours. Street, Petah Tiqva Road, Allenby 19 mils between 21.00 hours Road, Ben Yehuda Road, Yermiyahu and 05.00 hours. Street, Dizengoff Street.

T.5 (a) Central Bus Station to Arlozoroff 12 mils between 05.00 hours Street via Solomon Street, Schlesinger and 21.00 hours. Street, Petah Tiqva Road, Tschlenov 19 mils between 21.00 hours Street, Merkas Mischari Street, Ha'a• and 05.00 hours. liya Street, Allenby Road, Rothschild Avenue, Ben Zion Avenue, Tarsat Avenue, Shmaryahu Levin Street, Haneviim Street, Shlomo Hamelech Street. . 256 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

Maximum Fare chargeable Description of Route. per Passenger. to ply. Number of Route. authorised of Omnibuses Maximum No.

(b) Arlozoroff Street to Central Bus 12 mils between 05.00 hours Station via Allenby Road, Ha'aliya and 21.00 hours. Street, Levin Street, Tschlenov Street, 19 mils between 21.00 hours Petah Tiqva Road. and 05.00 hours.

T.6 (a) Lord Plumer Square to Merkas Ba'a- 7 mils between 05.00 hours lei Mlaha Street via Dizengoff Street, and 21.00 hours. King George V Street, Ha'avoda 12 mils between 21.00 hours Street, Yohanan Hasandlar Street. and 05.00 hours. (6) Merkaz Ba'alei Mlaha Street to Lord 7 mils between 05.00 hours Plumer Square via King George V and 21.00 hours. Street, Dizengoff Street. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours.

(a) Ben Yehuda Road to Geula Street 7 mils between 05.00 hours T.7 via Allenby Road. and 21.00 hours. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours. (6) Geula Street to Ben Yehuda Road 7 mils between 05.00 hours via Hayarkon Street, Allenby Road. and 21.00 hours. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours.

T.8 Herbert Samuel Quay, Yona Hanavi 7 mils between 05.00 hours Street, Allenby Road, Sheinkin Street, and 21.00 hours. Bilu Street, Marmorek Street, Ben 12 mils between 21.00 hours Zion Avenue, Tarsat Avenue, Dizengoff and 05.00 hours. Street, King George V Street, Allenby Road, Herbert Samuel Quay (Circular Route).

T.9 Yona Hanavi Street, Allenby Road, 7 mils between 05.00 hours Hagdud Haivri Street, Jerusalem and 21.00 hours. Avenue, Neve Sha'anan Street, Levin- 12 mils between 21.00 hours sky Street, Levanda Street, Salameh 13 5 i n respec t o f route s T. l T .1 inclusive . and 05.00 hours. Road, Ha'aliya Street, Allenby Road, Herbert Samuel Quay, Yona Hanavi Street (Circular Route).

T.10 (a) Merkaz Ba'alei Mlaha Street to Bath 7 mils between 05.00 hours House via King George Street, Allenby and 21.00 hours. Road, Hayarkon Street, Hasan Bey 12 mils between 21.00 hours Road. and 05.00 hours. (6) Bath House to Merkaz Ba'alei Mlaha 7 mils between 05.00 hours Street via Hasan Bey Road, Hayarkon and 21.00 hours. Street, Allenby Road, King George 12 mils between 21.00 hours Street, Ha'avoda Street, Yohanan and 05.00 hours. Hasandlar Street. 16th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 257

Description of Route. Maximum Fare chargeable per Passenger. to ply. Number of Route. authorised of Omnibuses Maximum No.

T.ll (a) Herbert Samuel Square to Maza 7 mils between 05.00 hours Street via Yona Hanavi Street, Allenby and 21.00. hours. Road, Montefiore Street, Nahmani 12 mils between 21.00 hours Street, Petah Tiqva Road. and 05.00 hours. (&) Maza Street to Herbert Samuel 7 mils between 05.00 hours Square via Allenby Road. and 21.00 hours. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours.

T.12 (a) Yehuda Halevi Street to Kiryat Meir 7 mils between 05.00 hours via Allenby Road, Rothschild Avenue, and 21.00 hours. Bezalel Yafe Street, Yehuda Halevi 12 mils between 21.00 hours Street, Dizengoff Street, H.N. (Bialik) and 05.00 hours. Boulevard. (b) Kiryat Meir to Yehuda Halevi Street 7 mils between 05.00 hours via H. N. (Bialik) Boulevard, Dizen• and 21.00 hours. . goff Street, Tarsat Avenue, Ben Zion 12 mils between 21.00 hours Avenue, Marmorek Street. and 05.00 hours.

T.13 Merkaz Ba'alei Mlaha Street via King 7 mils between 05.00 hours George Street, Zamenhoff Street, Shlo- and 21.00 hours. mo Hamelech Street, Keren Kayemeth 12 mils between 21.00 hours Avenue, Reines Street, Dizengoff and 05.00 hours. Square, Pinsker Street, Allenby Road, Herbert Samuel Quay, Ma'ale Hahisa- yon Street, Hayarkon Street, Bugra- chov Street, Ben Yehuda Road, Mendele Street, Ben Ami Street, Dizengoff Square, Reines Street, Keren Kayemeth Avenue, Shlomo Hamelech Street, Zamenhoff Street, King George V Street, Ha'avoda Street, Yohanan Ha- sandlar Street, Merkaz Ba'alei Mlaha

Street (Circular Route). 13 5 i n respec t o f route s T. l T .1 inclusive .

T.14 (a) Levinsky Street to Shekhunat Hati- 7 mils between 05.00 hours qva via Levanda Street, Lydda Airport and 21.00 hours. Highway. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours. (6) Shekhunat Hatiqva to Levinsky 7 mils between 05.00 hours Street via Lydda Airport Highway, and 21.00 hours. Levanda Street, Levinsky Street, Tsch- 12 mils between 21.00 hours lenov Street, Perez Street, Ha'aliya and 05.00 hours. Street. T.15 (a) Basel Street to Immigrants' Hostel 7 mils between 05.00 hours via Yehuda Halevi Street, Habashan and 21.00 hours. Street. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05.00 hours. 258 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

Maximum Fare chargeable Description of Route. per Passenger. to ply. Number of Route. authorised of Omnibuses Maximtim No.

T.15 (b) Immigrants' Hostel to Basel Street V mils between 05.00 hours via Habashan Street, Yehuda Halevi and 21.00 hours. Street. 12 mils between 21.00 hours and 05;00 hours."

By His Excellency's Command, 13th March, 1943. J. S. MACPHBESON (0/141/42). Chief Secretary.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER REGULATION 33.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by Regulation 33 of the De• Gaz: 26.8.39, fence Regulations, 1939, the High Commissioner has ordered and it p. 659. is hereby ordered as follows: —

Citation. 1. This Order may be cited as the Defence (Restriction of Right of Way) Order, 1943.

Restriction of 2. No person, other than a member of His Majesty's Forces or of right of way. any Allied or Dominion or Colonial Forces, shall exercise any right of way over the part of the Road specified in the Schedule to this Order except under the authority of a written permit granted by the Military Commander, Lydda District.

SCHEDULE.

That part of the Benei Beraq—Saqya Road which lies between the cross roads at the southern entrance to Tel Litwinsky and the junction of the said Road with the Wilhelma—Tel Aviv Road.

By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHBRSON (SF/806/38) Chief Secretary.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. ORDER BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 46.

Gaz: 26.8.39, IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 46 of the De- p. 659. fence Regulations, 1939, I, CHRISTOPHER WILSON BROWN, C.B.E., M.C., Controller of Heavy Industries, being a Competent Authority for the purposes of the said Regulation, do hereby order as follows: — Citation. 1- This Order may be cited as the Defence (Control of Sale of Motor Vehicles and Motor Vehicle Spare Parts) (Amendment) Order (No. 2), 1943, and shall be read as one with the Defence (Control of Sale of Gaz: 26.2.42, Motor Vehicles and Motor Vehicle Spare Parts) Order, 1942, here- p. 351. inafter referred to as "the principal Order". 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 259

2. Paragraph 4 of the principal Order, as amended by paragraph 2 Amendment of of the Defence (Control of Sale of Motor Vehicles and Motor Vehicle paragraph 4 of Spare Parts) (Amendment) Order, 1943, shall be further amended by the principal the deletion of the full stop at the end of sub-paragraph (1) thereof Order. and the substitution therefor of a colon, and by the addition there• Gaz: 7.1.43, after of the following proviso : p. 3. "Provided that it shall not be necessary to deliver a worn or broken part which is a worn or broken part of any of the spare parts set out in the Schedule hereto."

3. The principal Order shall be amended by the addition thereto Addition of at the end thereof of the following Schedule: — Schedule to the principal Order. SCHEDULE. Brake Fluid Valve cotters Brake linings Brake C washers Clutch facings Felt washers Paper, fibre and cork gaskets Lamp glasses Split pins Standard bolts and nuts Rivets Hub caps Brushes for electrical equipment Caps for Petrol Tanks, Oil fillers and Carbon or Graphite Clutch Release Bear• Radiators ings Windscreen wiper arm and blade Carbon or Graphite Water Pump Seals Cylinder sleeves and valve seat inserts Bearing adjustment shims when fitted for the first time. Lock washers (spring and tab)

4. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication Commencement, in the Gazette. 16th March, 1943. C. WILSON BROWN (C/165/42) Controller of Heavy Industries. Competent Authority. DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939. ORDER BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 46.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Regulation 46 of the De• Gaz. 26.8.39, fence Regulations, 1939, I, CHRISTOPHER WILSON BROWN, C.B.E., M.C., p. 659. Controller of Heavy Industries, being a Competent Authority for the purposes of the said Regulation, do hereby order as follows: —

1. This Order may be cited as the Defence (Control of Manufacture Citation. of Superphosphate) Order, 1943.

2. In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires— Interpretation. "Acid Tar" means a mixture consisting mainly of sulphuric acid with an admixture of asphaltic bodies and other organic and in• organic compounds being a waste product of mineral oil refineries. "Controller" means the Controller of Heavy Industries. "Inspector" means any inspector or other person appointed by the Controller for the purpose of enforcing any of the provisions of this Order or any police constable. "Licensee" means any holder of a licence granted under the pro• visions of the Defence (Control of Manufacture of Chemicals) Gaz. 13.8.42, Order, 1942, empowering such person to manufacture Superphos• p. 1305. phate. "Phosphate" means a natural mineral consisting mainly of Trical-

cium Phosphate (Ca8 (PO

"Sale" means any disposition or agreement for disposition for gain whether or not any service is performed or agreed to be performed in connection with such disposition, and "sell" shall be construed accordingly. "Sulphuric Acid (100%)" means commercial sulphuric acid as ma nufactured in Palestine by the Consolidated Refineries Limited and containing not less than 98% Sulphuric Acid by weight. "Superphosphate" means a mixture normally used as a fertilizer consisting of water soluble Monocalcium Phosphate (CalL. (PO!)

2H20), Calcium Sulphate (CaSO4. 2H20) with small quantities of Aluminium Sulphate and/or other salts. "Tar Acid" means sulphuric acid which has been separated from Acid Tar and partially purified so as to be suitable for the ma nufacture of superphosphate. "Tar byeproducts" means the whole of the residue remaining after the separation of Tar Acid from Acid Tar.

Licensees to 3. Every licensee shall keep books, registers or other records which keep books. shall contain complete particulars relating to all purchases, sales, transfers, movements, storage, manufacture, use, treatment or disposal of all phosphate, superphosphate, acid tar, tar acid, sulphuric acid, or tar byeproducts of which such licensee is or becomes in possession or control whether by way of manufacture or otherwise and such licensee shall produce on demand by any inspector such books, regis ters or other records.

Licensees to 4. Every licensee shall furnish the Controller with returns in the make returns. forms set forth in the Schedule hereto. Such returns shall be sub mitted to the Controller not later than the seventh day of the month following that in respect of which the returns have been made. 5. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Order or in the De Licensees to comply with fence (Control of Manufacture of Chemicals) Order, 1942, every licen directions. see shall comply with any special or general direction which may be Gaz. 13.8.42, issued by or on behalf of the Controller as to the production, treat p. 1305. ment, keeping, storage, movement, transport, distribution, disposal, acquisition, use or consumption of phosphate, superphosphate, acid tar, tar acid, sulphuric acid or tar byeproducts. 6. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Order, the Control Power to exempt. ler, if it is proved to his satisfaction that special circumstances exist, may by a special permit granted or special or general direction is sued by him under this Order authorise any person to do or not to do any act which would otherwise be prohibited or required under this Order.

Power of entry 7. With a view to securing compliance with the provisions of this and inspection. Order, any Inspector may at any time enter and inspect any place wherein, whereon or whereat he has reasonable grounds for believing that phosphate, superphosphate, acid tar, tar acid, sulphuric acid, or tar byeproducts are stored or dealt with and for that purpose may request any person to furnish him with any information and docu ments which may be in the possession of such person and which may be necessary for securing such compliance.

Limitation upon 8. No licensee shall manufacture superphosphate except by the use acid to be used. of phosphate, acid tar, tar acid and sulphuric acid (100%) in such proportions as may from time to time be ordered by the Controller in any special Direction issued by him and served upon the licensee. 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

9. No person shall use phosphate for any purpose other than the Limitation upon manufacture of superphosphate and no person shall use any phosphate the use of in his possession or under his control or which hereafter comes into phosphate. his possession or under his control except under the authority of a permit in writing granted by or on behalf of the Controller.

10. No person shall sell or otherwise dispose of the ownership in Control of tar any tar bye-products derived from acid tar which are in his posses• bye-products. sion or under his control or which may hereafter come into his pos• session or under his control and no person shall use any such tar bye-products for any purpose whatsoever except under the authority and in accordance with the terms of a written permit granted by or on behalf of the Controller. 11. Any person who, either by himself or by his servant, employee Penalties. or agent, contravenes any of the provisions of this Order or of any condition of a permit granted under this Order or fails to comply with any request for information or documents made under this Order, shall be guilty of an offence and, upon conviction, shall be liable to Gaz. 26.8.39, the penalties provided in the Defence Regulations, 1939. p. 659. 12. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication Commencement. in the Gazette. THE DEFENCE (CONTROL OF MANUFACTURE OF SUPERPHOSPHATE) ORDER, 1943. RETURN OF THE MONTH OF 1943. This return must be submitted to the Controller of Heavy Industries on or before the seventh day of the month following the month in respect of which the return is made. Stock on Received Consumed or Stock on Material hand or produced despatched hand or Remarks on during during on Product month month

Phosphate

Acid Tar

Tar Acid

Sulphuric Acid

Superphosphate

Tar bye-products

Bags, for super• phosphate I/We hereby certify that all the particulars set forth in the above return in respect of the month ending are true and complete in every respect.

Licensee. C. WILSON BROWN 17th March, 1943, Controller of Heavy Industries, Competent Authority. 262 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 18th March, 1943

FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 4.

No. 4 of 1942. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 4 of the Food Control Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.B.E., Food Controller, do hereby order as follows : —

Citation. 1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Mazzoth) Order, 1943.

Interpretation. 2. In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires — "Commodity linking card" and "linked" have the meaning assigned Gaz: 3.9.42, thereto in the Food Control (Commodity Linking) Rules, 1942. p. 1429. "Mazzoth" means unleavened bread. "Mazzoth flour" means flour produced from the grinding of mazzoth. "Points coupon" has the meaning assigned thereto in the Food Con• Gaz : 17.10.42, trol (Points Restriction) Rules, 1942. p. 1609. "Purchase" means any acquisition or offer of or agreement for acq• uisition against consideration, and the verb "purchase" shall be construed accordingly. "Ration" means a ration of mazzoth and mazzoth flour consisting of 2100 grammes net of mazzoth and 200 grammes net of mazzoth flour. "Sale" means any disposition or offer of or agreement for disposition for gain, and "sell" shall be construed accordingly.

Limitation on 3. Sale of mazzoth and mazzoth flour shall only take place between parties to sale. the following parties, namely — (a) by a baker to a wholesaler, (b) by a wholesaler to a retailer, (c) by a retailer to a consumer.

Mazzoth and 4. No retailer shall sell to any person and no person shall purchase mazzoth flour from any retailer any mazzoth or mazzoth flour unless such person to be obtained is the holder of a valid commodity linking card linking him with that from sugar retailer in respect of sugar. retailer. Retail sale of 5. No retailer shall sell to any person and no person shall purchase mazzoth and from any retailer any mazzoth or mazzoth flour except in the standard mazzoth flour by unit of measure of one ration as defined in this Order. rations only. One ration only 6. No retailer shall sell to any person and no person shall purchase for any one from any retailer more than one ration in respect of any one person, person. including himself.

Either bread or 7. No person who on or before the 19th April, 1943, has obtained a mazzoth, not ration shall purchase from any retailer, and no retailer shall sell to both. any such person, any other bread or flour during the period from 19th April, 1943, to 26th April, 1943, both dates included.

Accounts and 8. Any seller of mazzoth or mazzoth flour shall keep or cause to be records. kept accurate accounts and records of all his dealings in mazzoth and mazzoth flour, including particulars identifying the persons from whom the mazzoth and mazzoth flour were purchased and the persons to whom mazzoth or mazzoth flour were sold.

Surrender of 9. No retailer shall sell to any person and no person shall purchase points on sale from any retailer any ration save on surrender by such person to such of ration. retailer of points coupons in the aggregate value of 100 points per 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1255—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 263

ration, and the retailer shall, on or before the 23rd April, 1943, sur• render all points collected by him under this paragraph to the Assis• tant Food Controller of the district in which he carries on his business, in a special envelope marked "Points for mazzoth and mazzoth flour" : Provided that this provision shall only apply in areas.in which the Food Control (Points Restriction) Rules, 1942 apply. Gaz: 17.10.42, p. 1609. 10. No person shall sell or purchase any ration at a price exceeding Maximum price. the maximum price applicable in accordance with the Schedule to this Order.

11. No person shall in connection with the sale of any mazzoth or Fictitious trans• mazzoth flour enter, or offer or agree to enter, into any fictitious or actions and artificial transaction, or make or demand any unreasonable charge, profiteering. or sell any mazzoth or mazzoth flour at a price which on such sale pro• vides for him or, if he effects such sale as a servant, employee, agent or in any intermediate capacity whatsoever, which provides for the principal any more than a reasonable profit: Provided that it shall be a good defence for any servant, employee, agent or other intermediary, charged with a contravention of the fore• going provision, to prove that he acted in accordance with instructions from his principal, and that he did not know and could not reason• ably be required to have known that his principal was making more than a reasonable profit on such sale.

12. —(1) The provisions of this Order are subject to any directions, Special direc• authorisations, permits, licences or exemptions which may at any time tions, etc. re• be given or granted by the Controller or by any person authorised by served. him in that regard. (2) Every person holding an authorisation, permit, licence or ex• emption granted under this Order shall comply with every condition imposed by such authorisation, permit, licence or exemption.

13. Any person who shall either himself or by his servant, employee Penalty. or agent act in contravention of this Order will be guilty of an offencj and, on conviction, will be liable, in addition to any confiscation order, to a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding one year or to both such fine and imprisonment.

14. The provisions of this Order shall be in addition to and not in Saving. derogation of any other law in force from time to time, but this Order and any directions given thereunder shall have effect notwithstanding anything inconsistent therewith contained in any other law unless expressly otherwise prescribed in any law enacted after the commence• ment of this Order.

15. This Order shall come into force on the date of its publication Commencement. in the Gazette. SCHEDULE. Maximum prices in respect of mazzoth and mazzoth flour. Sale by baker to wholesaler, ex vendor's premises 169 mils per ration, Sale by wholesaler to retailer, ex vendor's premises 175 mils per ration, Sale by retailer to consumer 185 mils per ration.

16th March, 1943. G. WALSH Food Controller. 264 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. ORDER BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 4.

No. 4 of 1942. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 4 of the Food Control Ordinance, 1942, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.B.E., Food Controller, do hereby order as follows : — 1. This Order may be cited as the Food Control (Hard White Cheese) Citation. Gaz: 4.3.43, (Amendment) Order, 1943, and shall be read as one with the Food Con• p. 197. trol (Hard White Cheese) Order, 1943, hereinafter referred to as the principal Order.

Deletion of 2. Paragraph 3 of the principal Order shall be deleted. paragraph 3 of principal. Order. ;!Amendment of 3. Paragraph 4 of the principal Order shall be amended by the in• paragraph 4 of sertion of the words — principal Order. "other than a licensed collector or a licensed distributor" between the words "no person" and "shall" appearing at the beginning thereof.

Amendment of 4. Paragraph 5 of the principal Order shall be amended by the sub• paragraph 5 of stitution of a colon for the full stop appearing at the end thereof principal Order. and the addition of the following proviso immediately thereafter: — "Provided that the limitation prescribed in this paragraph shall not apply to sales which take place within either of the zones specified in Column I of the Schedule to this Order".

Amendment of 5. The Schedule to the principal Order shall be amended by the Schedule to revocation of Column I thereof and the substitution therefor of the principal Order. following column: "COLUMN I. ZONE A. ZONE B. Galilee District. Samaria District." Commencement. 6. This Order shall come into force on the 1st April, 1943.

16th March, 1943. G. WALSH Food Controller. FOOD CONTROL ORDINANCE, 1942. RULES MADE BY THE CONTROLLER UNDER SECTION 11.

No. 4 of 1942. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 11 of the Food Con• trol Ordinance, 1942, and all other powers enabling me in that behalf, I, GEOFFREY WALSH, C.B.E., Food Controller, do hereby make the following Rules: —

Citation. 1. These Rules may be cited as the Food Control (Points Restriction) (Amendment) Rules (No. 6), 1943, and shall be read as one with the Gaz: 17.10.42, Food Control (Points Restriction) Rules, 1942, hereinafter referred t/> p. 1609. as the principal Rules.

Amendment of 2. Part I of the First Schedule to the principal Rules (as enacted Part I of the by rule 4 of the Food Control (Points Restriction) (Amendment) Rules, Pirst Schedule 1943, and subsequent amendments) shall be further amended by the to the principal deletion in Column II of the expressions "one kilogramme 45 points", Rules. "25", and "one kilogramme 60 points" appearing respectively opposite Gaz: 21.1.43, the items "Bread" "Rusks" and "Flour" in Column I, and by the sub• p. 83. stitution therefor of the following expressions: — 18th March, 1943 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 265

(a) opposite the item "Bread" : — "one kilogramme 40 points", (&) opposite the item "Rusks" :— "one kilogramme 60 points", (c) opposite the item "Flour":— "one kilogramme 55 points". 3. These Rules shall come into force on the 22nd March 1943. Commencement.

16th March, 1943. G. WALSH Food Controller.

ANIMAL DISEASES ORDINANCE. ORDER, No. 17 OE 1943, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 16.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 16 of the Animal Cap. 3. Diseases Ordinance, the High Commissioner has declared the under• mentioned localities and the lands belonging thereto to be, and they are hereby declared to be, as regards poultry, infected areas for the purposes of the said Ordinance, on account of the existence of fowl plague therein: —

JERUSALEM SUB-DISTRICT. HAIFA SUB-DISTRICT. 'Artuf Zikhron Ya'aqov. Har Tuv Ishwa' TULKARM SUB-DISTRICT. 'Islin Et Tira. Sar'a Deiraban.

By His Excellency's Command, 16th ,March, 1943. J. S. MACPHEESON (A/46/31) Chief Secretary.

RABIES ORDINANCE, 1934. NOTICE BY THE CHIEF VETERINARY OFFICER.

The notice published in the Gazette No. 1247 of the 28th January, 1943, declaring certain localities in the Sub-District of Safad to be infected with rabies is hereby cancelled.

8th March, 1943. G. B. SIMMLNS (Gaz/7/40) Chief Veterinary Officer.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934. BY-LAWS MADE BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF GAZA UNDER SECTION 99.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in them by section 99 of the Muni- N0. ! 0f !934, cipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, the Municipal Council of Gaza have made the following by-laws : — 1. These by-laws may be cited as the Gaza Municipal (Amendment) Citation. By-laws, 1943, and shall be read as one with the Gaza Municipal By- Gaz: 14.11.35, laws, 1935, hereinafter referred to as "the principal by-laws". p. 1115. 2. By-law 3 of the principal by-laws shall be revoked and the follow- Eevocation and ing substituted therefor :— replacement of "Prohibition. 3. No person shall sell or offer for sale any article by-law 3 of the mentioned in the First Schedule to these by-laws principal by-laws, under the heading "Fruits and Vegetables" or under 266 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1255—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 18th March, 1943

the heading "Cereals" in or at any place within the Municipal Area of Gaza other than the appropriate municipal market, unless such article has previously been bought and sold in the appropriate municipal market and the appropriate fees prescribed in these by-laws have been paid. Provided that this by-law shall not apply, in respect of any such article, to any retailer who keeps his shop supplied therewith out of the produce of lands which he himself cultivates either as owner or tenant."

EUSHDI SHAW A Mayor of Gaza.

Confirmed. By His Excellency's Command, 13th March, 1943. J. S. MACPHEESON (G/44/35) Chief Secretary.

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