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alette $ubit£i)e& authority No. 1605 THURSDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1947 903 CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICES Leave of Government Officers — Approval of 905 ־ - - Appointments, etc. - 905 Grant of Lancf Valuers' Licences - - 906 Grant of Medical Licences - - - - - 906 ־ Grant of Dentists' Licences and Dental Practitioner's Permit - 907 Grant of Pharmacists' Licences - - - - - 907 Grant of Midwives' Licences - - - - ' 907 ־ - - Lease of State Domains - - 907 Tenders - - - - - - 908 Claims for Mutilated Currency Notes - - - - 909 Loss of Palestine Post Office Savings Bank Deposit Books - - 910 Citation Orders - - - 910 ־ ־ - Notice of the Execution Office of Tel Aviv - 911 RETURNS Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - 911 Financial Statement at the 31st March, 1947 - - - - 912 Statement of Assets and Liabilities at the 31st March, 1947 - - 914 Sale of Unclaimed Goods - - - - 915 NOTICES REGARDING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, BANKRUPTCIES, INCORPORATION OF COMPA­ ־ - - NIES, REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS, ETC. 915 ־ - CORRIGENDA - - - - 924 SUPPLEMENT No. 2. The following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of this Gazette:— Appointment of an Officer to act as Registrar of the Supreme Court sitting in Admiralty, under the Palestine Admiralty Jurisdiction Order, 1937 - 1215 Appointment of Chairman and Members of the Public Service (Supplementary Grants) Board, under the Public Service (Supplementary Grants) Ordinance, 1947 - - - - - 1215 Order under the Public Officers (Supplementary Grants) Ordinance, 1947, regard­ ing the Quorum of the Public Officers (Supplementary Grants) Board - 1215 Notices under the Immigration Ordinance, 1941, appointing, and revoking the Appointments of, certain Officers, as Immigration Officers for the Purpose of the Ordinance - - - - - 1216 Forests (Appointment of Station for Forest Produce) Order, 1947, under the Forests Ordinance - 1217 Forests (Examination of Forest Produce) Rules, 1947, under the Forests Ordinance 1217 Order under the Land Transfers Regulations, 1940, permitting the Transfer of certain Lands to Persons not being Palestinian Arabs - - 1217 Order No. 19 of 1947, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance, exempting certain Lands from the Application of an Order prescribing Minima not to be registered ______ !218 Notices under the Land (Acquisition for Public Purposes) Ordinance, 1943, regard­ ing Acquisition of certain Lands in Jaffa, Jenin and Givatayim, respectively - 1218 Vesting Orders Nos. 317, 318 and 319, under the Trading with the Enemy Ordin­ ance, 1939, vesting certain Property in the Custodian, and revoking Vesting Orders Nos. 9, 90 and 51, and other Orders, in so far as they concern the Pro­ perty of certain Persons _____ !220 {Continued) PRICE: 90 MILS. CONTENTS (Continued) Page Haifa Municipal Commission (Authorisation of Loan) Order (No. 3), 1947, under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934 - 1222 Nablus (Licensing and Control of Porters) By-laws, 1947, under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934 - - - - 1223 Ramallah (Municipal Business Tax) (Amendment) By-laws, 1947, under the Muni­ cipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, and the Local Authorities (Business Tax) Ordinance, 1945 - 1226 Notice under the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, regarding the Penalty provided for Default of Payment of Rates levied by the Municipal Council of Majdal !229 Rehovot (Construction of Carriageways) By-laws, 1947, under the Local Councils Ordinance, 1941 - 1230 Notice under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, regarding the Deposit of a Modification of an Outline Scheme within the Tel Aviv Town Planning Area - 1234 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, regarding the Deposit of Detailed Schemes within the Rehovot, Rishon le Zion, Bat Yam and Kefar Sava Town Planning Areas, the Lydda District Regional Planning Area and of a Modification of a Detailed Scheme within the Hertseliya Town Planning Area - 1235 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, granting Authority to put into Force Detailed Schemes'within the Tel Aviv, Petah Tiqva, Benei Beraq, Rishon le Zion and Kefar Sava Town Planning Areas, the Lydda District Regional Planning Area, and to modify Detailed Schemes within the Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan Town Planning Areas and the Lydda District Regional Planning Area - 1239 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, regarding the Deposit of Parcellation Schemes within the Petah Tiqva, Rehovot, Benei Beraq, Lydda and Hertseliya Town Planning Areas - 1245 Notices under the Town Planning Ordinance, 1936, granting Authority to put into Force Parcellation Schemes within the Jaffa, Rishon le Zion and Kefar Sava Town Planning Areas - - - - - 1248 Notice under the Press Ordinance, granting a Permit to publish a Newspaper - 1250 Notice under the Customs Rules, approving a Warehouse as a Private Bonded Warehouse 1250 Notice of Posting of Schedules of Rights to Land in Edh Dhahiriya El Fauqa and ־ Ya'arot Hak-Karmel Villages, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance 1251 Notice of Posting of Schedules of Claims to Land in Khisas Village, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - 1251 Food Control (Controlled Articles) Order (No. 2), 1947, under the Food Control Ordinance, 1942 • - - - - - 1251 Food Control (Prohibition of Slaughter of Cattle) Order, 1947, under the Food Control Ordinance, 1942 - - - - - 1252 Food Control (Prohibition of Sale of Beef and Veal) Order, 1947, under the Food 1253׳ - Control Ordinance, 1942 Municipal Corporations (Nomination of Municipal Commission) (Jerusalem) (Amendment No. 3) Order, 1947, under the Municipal Corporations Ordin­ ance, 1934 ------ !255 SUPPLEMENT No. 3. BILL PUBLISHED FOR INFORMATION Customs (Amendment No. 2) Bill, ]947 411 21st August, 1947 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1605. 905 LEAVE. The High Commissioner has approved the leave of the following officers and they have proceeded on leave: — Vacation leave Name Appointment and Department granted exclusive of travelling time Days Mr P. F. JARDINE, CM.G., Director of Land Settlement and Water Com­ 40 O.B.E. missioner Mr J. N. STUBBS, M.C. Director of Land Registration 217 Mr. R. STUBBS Public Information Officer 84 Mr G. D. COCOREMPAS Assistant Director of Immigration 92 Mr C. N. JONES Assistant Director of Public Works 92 Dr J. M. THOMPSON Specialist, Department of Health 148 Mr I. MELAMEDE, M.B.E. Assistant Accountant General 73 Mr E. E. CASSELL Assistant Postmaster General 48 Mr J. V. PRENDERGAST Administrative Officer, District Administra­ 68 tion, Gaza District Mr M. KANTROVITCH Magistrate, Judicial Department 42 Mr H. GRANT Deputy Controller of Posts, Department of Posts and Telegraphs Miss A. A. BYRNE Matron Grade I, Department of Health 92 Mr A. G. SHILL Chief Horticultural Officer, Department of 153 Agriculture and Fisheries Mr C. J. C. POUND Acting Deputy Superintendent, Police Force 92 Mr J. BINS LE Y Acting Deputy Superintendent, Police Force 92 Mr H. J. W. WATKINS Acting Assistant Superintendent, Police Force 92 Mr J. C, ROBERTSON Acting Assistant Superintendent, Police Force 80 Mr J. G. MEYER Acting Assistant Superintendent, Police Force 92 Mr B. ELKINGTON Acting Assistant Superintendent, Police Force 92 Mr R. D. CRANFIELD Acting Assistant Superintendent, Police Force 92 APPOINTMENTS, ETC. Mr A. HOOTON, Crown Counsel, Legal De­ partment, to act as Solicitor General, from APPOINTMENTS. the 3rd to the 18th August, 1947, both dates The High Commissioner has appointed: — inclusive. ABDULLAH EFF. KARDUS, O.B.E., District Offi­ ISSA EFF. AKLE, Assistant Government Advo­ cer, District Administration, Galilee District, cate, Legal Department, to act as Crown Coun­ to be Administrative Officer Grade I, with sel, with effect from the 3rd August, 1947, un­ effect from the 17th July, 1947. til further order. AREF EFF. EL AREF, O.B.E., District Officer, Mr J. TAYLOR, Assistant Traffic Superin­ District Administration, Jerusalem District, tendent, Palestine Railways, to act as District to be Administrative Officer Grade I, with Traffic Superintendent, from the 3rd to the effect from the 17th July, 1947. 20th June, 1947, both dates inclusive. Mr J. BERGMAN, District Officer, District Mr J. TAYLOR, Assistant Traffic Superin­ Administration, Haifa District, to be Ad­ tendent, Palestine Railways, to act as District ministrative Officer Grade I, with effect from Traffic Superintendent, with effect from the the 17th July, 1947. 2nd July, 1947, until further order. Mr M. MELAMEDE, Administrative Assistant, Mr S. GLUCKSTEIN, Assistant Veterinary Secretariat, to be Assistant Director of Im­ Officer, Department of Veterinary Services, to migration, Department of Migration, with act as Veterinary Officer, Tiberias, in addition effect from the 1st August, 1947. to his substantive duties, with effect from the 10th August, 1947, until further order. Mr D. G. STEWART resumed duty as Finan­ cial Secretary, with effect from the 19th Aug­ ust, 1947, while continuing to act as Chief Sec­ TERMINATION OF ACTING APPOINTMENTS. retary to the Government of Palestine. The acting appointment of Mr G. D. PATON, Mr F. W. SYER, Assistant Inspector Gen­ Commissioner of Income Tax, as Financial eral, Police Force, to act as Deputy Inspector Secretary, published in Palestine Gazette No. General, with effect from the 13th August, 1947, 1599 of the 31st July, 1947, ceased with effect until further order. ;';_־ . .from the 19th August, 1947 Dr K. S. KRIKORIAN, Senior Medical Offi­ The acting appointment of Dr K. S. 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