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e״CONTENTS Pa GOVERNMENT NOTICES. (a) Municipal Councils Bill, 1930 ... (b) Penal Labour (Amendment) Bill, 1930 (c) Enactment of the Indemnity Ordinance, No. 1 of 1930 (d) Confirmation of Ordinances Nos. 41 and 42 of 1929 (e) Appointments, etc...... (f) Appointment of member of Harbour Board (g) Appointments of Consuls ... (h) Order under the Land Settlement Ordinance, 1928, appointing a Settlement Officer (i) Order under the Police Ordinance, 1926, appointing a Superior Police Officer (j) Order under the Municipal Franchise Ordinance, 1926, regarding the Khan Yunis Municipal Bye-elections ... (k) Certificate under the Expropriation of Land Ordinance, 1926, regarding the Governement Arab College, Jerusalem (I) Antiquities Regulations, 1930 (m) Advocates Examinations (Fees to Examiners) Rules of Court, 1930 (n) Bye-Laws made for the control of advertisements by certain Municipalities in the Southern District ...... (0) Notice regarding the Anglo-Hungarian Treaty of Commerce ... (p) Notice extending to Palestine the Anglo-German Convention regarding Legal Proceedings in Civil and Commercial Matters ... (q) Notice regarding Port Officers' Powers ... (V) Notice under the Customs Ordinance, 1929, approving the Bond and Transit Stores as a licensed warehouse ... (s) Notice under the Customs Ordinance, 1929, regarding the import of dagger-knives (t) Notice under the Diseases of Animals Ordinance, 1926, regarding Slaughter- House Regulations made by certain Municipal and Local Councils (u) Notice regarding the appointment of a Commission for the Settlement of the Wailling Wall question ... II. DEPARTMENTAL NOTICES. (a) Posting of Schedules of Partition in Yazur (b) Kubeibeh declared to be free from fowl pox ... (c) Medical Licences ...... (d) Tenders and Adjudication of Contracts ... (e) Registration of Companies, Partnerships, etc. ... {f) Bankruptcies (g) Probates, Orders of Administration, etc...... (h) Sittings of Courts of Criminal Assize (1) Corrigenda ...... (j) Corrigendum of the Companies Ordinance, 1929 HI. RETURNS. (a) Sale of Unclaimed Goods ... (b) Return of Immigration and Emigration ... (c) Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary ...... IV. SUPPLEMENT. Registration of Trade Marks ...

Price 50 Mils. 62 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st February, 1930.

The following Bills are made public in accordance tvith Article 17 (1) (d) of the Palestine Order-in-Council, 1922, as amended by Article 3 of the Palestine (Amendment) Order-in-Council, 1923.

An Ordinance to provide for the extension of the term of the existing Municipal Councils.

BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine, with the advice of the Advisory Council thereof :-

Short Title. 1. This Ordinance mav be cited as the Municipal Councils Ordinance, 1930.

Prolongation of 2. Notwithstanding anything in the Municipal Franchise term of the Ordinance, 1926, the Municipal Councils in office at the date existing Municipal Councils. ot this Ordinance shall remain in office for a period not ex• ceeding three years from such date, until the High Commissioner shall issue an Order prescribing new elections; and the District Commissioners shall not be required to constitute new Electoral Committees for the Municipalities within their district until the High Commissioner has issued such Order.

No. 21 of 1927. An Ordinance to amend the Penal Labour Ordinance, 1927.

BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine, with the advice of the Advisory Council thereof:-

Short Title. ^ This Ordinance may be cited as the Penal Labour (Amendment) Ordinance, 1930, and the Penal Labour Ordin• ance, No. 21 of 1927 (hereinafter called the Principal Ordinance) and this Ordinance may together be cited as the Penal Labour Ordinances, 1927-1930.

Amendment of 2. In Section 2(1) of the Principal Ordinance the words

Section 2 of the«lhree m0nths" shall be substituted for the words "one month". Principal Ordinance.

INDEMNITY ORDINANCE

No. 1 of 1930.

An Ordinance to restrict the taking of legal proceedings in respect of certain acts and matters done since the 23rd of August, 1929, on account of the disturbances in Palestine.

BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine, with the advice of the Advisory Council thereof:-

Short Title. 1. This Ordinance mav be cited as the Indemnity Ordin• ance, 1930. 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 63

2. (1) No action or other legal proceeding, whether Restrictions on civil or criminal, shall be instituted in any Court against any the taking of legal proceedings public officer of Palestine or against any officer of His Majesty's against officers Forces, or against any person acting under them or under their acting in good instructions, or under the instructions of any of them, in any faith. command or capacity whether naval, military, Air Force, or civil, on account of or in respect of any acts, matters and things whatsoever in good faith advised, commanded, ordered, directed or done or purported to be done between the 23rd August, 1929, and the date of this Ordinance in the execution of his duty or for the suppression of disorder, or for the establishment and maintenance of good order and government in Palestine. And if any such proceeding has been instituted, whether before or after the passing of this Ordinance, it shall be discharged and made void.

(2) For the purpose of this Section a certificate by the High Commissioner or by the High Commissioner's direction that any act, matter or thing was done under the authority of the officer, or was done in the execution of a duty, shall be sufficient evidence of such authority or duty and of such act, matter or thing having been done thereunder or in the execution thereof; and any such act, matter or thing done by or under the authority of such officer shall be deemed to have been done in good faith until the contrary is proved by the party complaining.

C64)

NOTICE OF ENACTMENT.

Under Article 17 (1) of the Palestine Order-in-Council, 1922.

The Indemnity Ordinance, No. 1 of 1930, is enacted in the form given above and was signed by the High Commissioner on the 31st January, 1930, immediate promulgation being in the judgment of the High Commissioner in­ dispensably necessary in the public interest.

S. MOODY 31st January, 1930. Clerk to Councils. (5545/29)

(65) (66) CONFIRMATION OF ORDINANCES. APPOINTMENTS etc. "A" Appointments. The Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the Colonies has notified that His The High Commissioner has appointed :- Majesty will not be advised to exercise his Ruhi Bey Abdul Hadi, O.B.E., Administrative power of disallowance in respect to the follo­ Officer, Class 2, District Administration, ,Jerusalem Division, to be Assistant Secretary ־: wing Ordinances Class 2, Secretariat, with effect from the No. 41 of 1929 entitled: uAn Ordinance 1st January, 1930. to amend the Criminal Law with regard to offences against public order". "B" Acting Appointments. No. 42 of 1929 entitled: "An Ordinance The High Commissioner has appointed:- to amend the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, 1928". Mr, H. Grant, Assistant Postmaster, Grade I, Department of Posts and Telegraphs, to be .OFFICIAL GAZETTE ist February, 4930 64׳

Acting Postmaster, Haifa, during the absence Dr. Z. Haddad, Department of Health, on leave of Mr. C. F. Hucklesby, with effect 13.1.30-23.1.30. from the 10th January, 1930.

"G" Vacation Leave. CORRIGENDUM. The High Commissioner has approved leave of the following officers : The dates of Mr. C. F. Hucklesby's leave published in Official Gazette No. 251 of the Mr. Rauf Carmi, Department of Customs, 16th January, 1930, as the 12th January to Excise and Trade, the 16th January, 1930, should be amended to 2-12.29-31.12.29. read as the 10th January to the 15th March, 1930. His Honour Judge Judicial Department, Oliver Plunkett, 17.12.29-30.1.30.

Obituary.

His Excellency the High Commissioner announces with deep

regret the death of His Honour Judge W. G Litt, T.D , President, District

Court, Haifa, which took place on the 9th January, 1930.

(67) NOTICE.

HARBOUR BOARD.

The High Commissioner has appointed Mr. G. C. Thompson, Resident Engineer, Haifa Harbour Works Department, to be a member of the Harbour Board of which the constitution was notified in the Notice published in the Gazette of the 16th November, 1928.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 24th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary.

(462/30)

(68) APPOINTMENTS OF CONSULS.

NOTICES. I.

The High Commissioner directs it to be notified for general information ־ that Mr. Maurice Litvinsky has been appointed by the Estonian Government to be Honorary Estonian Consul in Palestine resident at Jaffa, and that he has been recognised by His Excellency in that capacity.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 15th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary. (6850/29) 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 65

II. The High Commissioner directs it to be notified for general information that Mohamed Sadek Abu Khadra Effendi has been appointed by the Egyptian Government to be Consul of Egypt in Jerusalem and that he has been recognised by His Excellency in that capacity.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 29th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary. (532/29)

(69)

LAND SETTLEMENT ORDINANCE, 1928.

Order by the High Commissioner. J.R. CHANCELLOR High Commissioner.

In exercise of the powers vested in him by Section 4 of the Land Settlement Ordinance, 1928, the High Commissioner has appointed Mr. Camp to be a Settlement Oificer for the purpose of the settlement in the Settlement Areas of the Sub-Districts of Jaffa, Haifa and Tulkarem, during the absence on leave of Mr. Francis Goldworth Lowick, from the date hereof.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 13th December, 1929. Acting Chief Secretary. (837/29)

(70)

POLICE ORDINANCE, 1926.

Order by the High Commissioner. J. R. CHANCELLOR High Commissioner.

In exercise of the powers vested in him by Section 5 (2) of the Police Ordinance, 1926, the High Commissioner has appointed British Inspector P. J. Hackett to exercise the powers and duties of a Superior Police Officer specified in Section 17 of the said Ordinance, sc long as he is acting as Officer in Charge of the Jerusalem New City Area.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 16th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary.. (2201/29)

(71)

MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE ORDINANCE, 1926.

Order by the High Commissioner. J. R. CHANCELLOR High Commissioner.

In exercise of the powers vested in him by Section 5 of the Municipal Franchise Ordinance, 1926, the High Commissioner has ordered that: m OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st February, 1930.

1. An Election to fill the vacancy in the Municipal Council of Khan Yunis, occasioned by the death of Haj Hassan al Farrah, shall be held on the following dates:-

Foil Nomination (if a poll is necessary) Place

1st February, Municipal 8th. February, 1930. 1930. Offices.

2. Abdul Razzak Eff. Kleibo, M.B.E., District Officer, Gaza, shall act as Returning Olficer.

By His Excellency's[Command,

E. MILLS 20th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary. (401/30)

<72)

EXPROPRIATION OF LAND ORDINANCE, 1926.

CERTIFICATE. I, Sir John Robert Chancellor, High Commissioner for Palestine, certify that the erection by the Government of Palestine of an Arab College for men on certain lands in the municipal area of Jerusalem is an undertaking of a public nature within the meaning of Section 3 of the Expropriation of Land Ordinance, 1926.

A plan of the area to be expropriated has been deposited with the Direc• tor, Department of Lands, Jerusalem, and with the Deputy District Commissi• oner, Jerusalem Division.

J. R. CHANCELLOR 10th January, 1930. High Commissioner. (2473/29)

ANTIQUITIES ORDINANCE, 1929.

Regulations made by the High Commissioner under Section 18 of the Ordinance.

J. R. CHANCELLOR High Commissioner.

In exercise of the powers vested in him by Section 18 of the Antiquities Ordinance, 1929, the High Commissioner has made the following Regulations

Short Title. 4. These Regulaiions may be cited as the Antiquities Regulations, 1930.

Archaeological 2. (1) The Archaeological Advisory Board shall be corn-

Advisory Board. p0Sed.of the Cha irman and nine members. 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE

The members of the Board shall hold office for one year. Nominations will be made annually by the High Commissioner.

(2) The Secretary of the Board will be an officer appointed by the Director of Antiquities.

(3) The Director of Antiquities may convene the Board by Notice in writing posted to each member not less than 7 days before the date of meeting.

The Chairman and three members shall form a quorum.

The minutes of each meeting shall be circulated to all members by the Secretary. The minutes may be published in whole or in part at the discretion of the High Commissioner.

(4) The Director of Antiquities may at his discretion consult the Board on any matter of archaeological or historical importance or interest. He shall consult the Board on the following matters:

(a) Applications for permits to excavate; (b) Proposals to sell antiquities which are the pro• perty of the Government; (c) Projects for the conservation of Historical Mo• numents; (d) Proposed amendments to or alterations of the Antiquiiies Ordinance.

(e) Only archaeological, historical, and technical mat• ters shall be within the purview of the Board.

3. (1) A permit to excavate shall be valid only until Permits to the 31st December of the year in which it is issued, unless it conduct arch^oio- is otherwise specially endorsed by the Director. glcal excavat,ons- (2) The holders of permits to excavate who desire to continue their excavations after their permits become invalid shall apply for the renewal of their permits. (3) An application for a permit to excavate or a renewal of such permit shall be made in writing to the Director, Department of Antiquities, Jerusalem, at least one month before the permit or the renewal is required. (4) Permits to excavate shall be produced on demand to any District or Police Officer and to any Officer of the De• partment of Antiquities. (5) A permit to excavate shall be subject to the following conditions, in addition to those prescribed in Section 9 of the Antiquities Ordinance, 1929, and to any special con• ditions contained in the permit: (a) The antiquities found in the course of excavation shall be divided between the Department of Antiquities and the holder of a permit at the end of each season's work. The holder of the permit shall inform the Department in writing of the date on which he desires the division to be made, not later than 14 days prior to that date. He shall submit at the same time:

(i) a complete list of all the antiquities discovered, sufficiently descriptive to make it possible to identify each object and showing the number allotted to each by the excavator. The number shall also be legibly written on the object or on a label securely attached to it; and 68 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st February, 1930.

(ii) a note explaining the excavators system of numbering, accompanied by such sketch plans, sections and other information as will provide a record

of the circumstances attending the discovery of each object, such as position in thé excavation, and associated objects; and

of all architectural remains.

No division shall take place until the information prescribed above has been given, and no permit to export antiquities shall be granted until a division is made. The information will not be communicated or published by the Department without the consent of the excavator until a period of two years has elapsed after the close of his excavations.

(b) The excavator shall not subject antiquities dis• covered by him in the course of his excavations to any chemical or electrolytic process of cleaning unless he has previously obtained permission in writing to do so from the Director, Department of Antiquities. Provided that the excavator may employ preservative measures, such as the use of paraffin wax, to consolidate objects.

Dealers' 4, (!) Applications for licences to deal in antiqui-

Licences. |.jeg^ anf] for ^e renewal of licences to deal in antiquities, shall be made in writing to the Director, Department of Antiquities, Jerusalem, stating the full name of the applicant and his busi• ness address.

(2) A licence to deal in antiquities shall not be granted for a period exceeding one year. Every such licence shall expire upon the first day of April for whatever period it may have been originally granted. A fee of £P. 1 shall be payable for a licence.

(3) A licence to deal in antiquities shall be available only for the person to whom it was granted, provided that upon notification to the Department of Antiquities of the death of the licensee and of the names of his heirs or representatives, such heirs or representatives may continue to act under the licence for a period not exceeding one month from the date of the death of the licensee.

(4) A licence to deal in antiquities shall authorise the sale of antiquities only at a place specified in the licence.

(5) Any officer of the Department of Antiquities may at all reasonable times inspect the premises with reference to which a dealer's licence has been granted, and the licensee shall give him all facilities for examining his entire stock of antiqui• ties and shall furnish any information which he may require concerning such antiquities.

(6) The licensee shall at all times upon demand produce his licence to deal in antiquities to any officer of the Department of Antiquities.

(7) If the exportation of an antiquity is pro• hibited under Section 11 (5) of the Antiquities Ordinance, 1929, and such antiquity is the property of a licensed dealer he shall (a) inform any purchaser concerning this prohibition, and (b) communicate to the Director of Antiquities the purchasers full name and address in Palestine on the day of the sale. 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 69

(8) A licensed dealer shall inform every purchaser of antiquities that it is necessary to obtain a permit to export antiquities and shall exhibit prominently at his place of busi­ ness, and draw the attention of purchasers to any Notice relat­ ing to the exportation of antiquities which the Director of Antiquities may supply for the purpose.

(9) A licence to deal in antiquities shall be revocable at the discretion of the Director of Antiquities if in his opinion the licensee has failed to comply with the terms of these Re­ gulations or has otherwise shown himself to be unfit to be a holder of such licence.

5. (1) Application for a licence to export antiquities Licence to export shall be made in writing to the Director, Department of Anti­ antiquities. quities, Jerusalem, giving the following particulars:

(a) a list of the antiquities, containing a description of each object sufficient for identification;

(b) a declaration of the value of each object.

(2) An applicant for a licence to export antiquities shall give any further information regarding such antiquities that the Director may require.

(3) Before a licence to export antiquities is granted, an applicant for such licence shall pay to the Department of Antiquities an export fee on the value of the antiquities, at the rate in force from time to time.

(4) The fee on the exportation of antiquities shall Fee on expor- be at the rate of '10% on the declared value of the antiquities, tatl.on.°f ^ or if the Director disputes the declared value, then at the value an lqui ,efe* to be fixed by an independent appraiser appointed by the Ar­ chaeological Advisory Board.

6. No antiquity shall be permitted to enter Palestine Prohibition on from Syria or the Grand Lebanon unless its exportation has th®.imP.ort °f been sanctioned by a licence issued by the competent authority syria^ave under in the country of export. licence.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 21st January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary. (528/29)

(74) | Rules made by the Chief Justice under Section 26 of the No. 13 of 1922. ' Advocates Ordinance, 1922.

1. These Rules may be cited as the Advocates Exami- Short Title, nations (Fees to Examiners) Rules, 1930.

2. The remuneration to examiners and assistant examiners Fees for exami- ״in the Foreign Advocates Examination shall be as set out in nation etc the Schedule hereto.

3. The Order made by the Acting Chief Justice on the Revocation of 9th February, 1927, shall be revoked. o^ocL 70 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st February, 1930.

SCHEDULE.

1. Examiners.

Setting paper £P. 1.000 per paper,

Correcting Answer Paper £P. 0.150 per paper with a minimum fee of £P. 1.000

2. Supervisors.

For each examination not being less than 2 hours £P. 1.000.

3. Translators.

For each paper translated from and into an official language £l\ 0.400 per paper.

Made by me this sixteenth day of January, 1930.

MICHAEL F. j. MCDONNELL Chief Justice. (3672/29)

(75) ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE, 1920.

Bye-Laws for the control of advertisements made, with the consent of the District Commissioner of the Southern District, by the Municipalities of:

Jaffa Rami eh Lydda Hebron Beersheba.

1. The size of any sign or name-plate on the premises of any shop or place of business within the municipal limits shall be limited to a length not greater than the height of the door or window on winch it is set, and to a height of not more than one-fifth of the height of the same; provided that the Municipality may authorise Banks, Hotels, Tourist Agencies, Theatres and Cinema Halls to display signs larger than those laid down above.

2. A projecting sign shall be permitted only with the written permission of the Municipality and District Commissioner in respect of premises situated in a lane or alley"which cannot be seen from the main road; and shall not in any case exceed 75 cm. in length.

3. A sign which is authorised in accordance with these Bye-Laws in respect of any shop or place of business may be illuminated by electricity, gas, or other method of illumination after sunset; provided always that no lamp giving intermittent illumination shall be exhibited.

Save as aforesaid, no sign or other form of advertisement which is illuminated shall be exhibited in any place or outside any premises save with the written permission of the District Commissioner.

4; Any person who desires to fix a sign-board on his premises shall first obtain the written permission of the Municipality, in default he will be liable to[ pay a double fee, and, on conviction, will be further liable to a line. 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 71

5. Permission to exhibit a sign-board shall be valid for the period of one year beginning the first day of Muharram. If application is made to fix a sign-board in any subsequent month in the year, the fee for the whole year shall be payable.

A. EL-SAID, Mayor of Jaffa. MUSTAFA EL-KHAIRI, Mayor of Ramleh. AHMED SA1F ED-DIN AL HUSSEINL Mayor of~ Lydda. MUKHLES Mayor of Hebroii. TAJ EL DIN SHA'ETH Mayor of Beersheba.

31st December, 1929.

APPROVED.

J. E. F. CAMPBELL 25th January, 1930. District Commissioner, Southern District, (1244/29)

(76) NOTICE.

Treaty of Commerce between the and Hungary.

With reference to the Notice published in the Gazette of the 16th December, 1929, it is hereby notified by the High Commissioner that the Treaty of Com• merce between the United Kingdom and the Royal Hungarian Government was signed on the 23rd July, 1920, and not on the 26th July, 1926, as stated in that Notice.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 23rd January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary. (4530/29)

(77) NOTICE.

Anglo-German Convention regarding Legal Proceedings in Civil and Commercial Matters.

The High Commissioner has received notification from His Majesty's Government that the German Government has agreed to the extension to Palestine, from the 25th November, 1929, of the Convention between His Britannic Majesty and the President of the German Reich regarding Procee• dings in Civil and Commercial Legal Matters, which was signed in London on the 20th March, 1928.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 23rd January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary. (3561/29) 72 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st February, 1930.

(78)

NOTICE.

PORT OFFICERS' POWERS.

WHEREAS it is provided by Article 36 of the Palestine Order-in-Council, 1922, that anything which is authorised to be done by, to, or before a British Consular Officer under the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, or any amending Act, may be done in any place in Palestine by, to, or before such Officer of the Government as the High Commissioner may appoint;

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. W. Gibb, Port Officer, Haifa, and Mr. L. K. Pope, Port Officer, Jaffa, are appointed by the High Commissioner as the Officers by, to, or before whom any such thing may be done under the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, or any amending Act.

The Notice published in the Official Gazette of the 1st May, 1926, is cancelled.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS

20th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary.

(388/30)

(79)

CUSTOMS ORDINANCE, 1929.

NOTICE.

It is hereby notified by the High Commissioner, in accordance with paragraph 25 of the Regulations under the Customs Ordinance, 1929, which were" published in the Gazette Extraordinary of the 15th March, 1929, that the licensed warehouse of the Bond and Transit Stores, Limited, in the Customs Area at Haifa, has been approved.

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS 18th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary.

(4669/29) 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 73

(80)

CUSTOMS ORDINANCE, 1929.

NOTICE.

It is hereby notified that in the Order by the High Commissioner under the Customs Ordinance, 1929, published in the Official Gazette of the 16th January, 1930, prohibiting the import of dagger-knives in Palestine, the words 1 J ""? /a centimetres in width" should read "7 /2 centimetres in length".

By His Excellency's Command,

E. MILLS .20th January, 1930. Acting Chief Secretary־ (6772/20)

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DISEASES OF ANIMALS ORDINANCE, 1926.

NOTICE.

Slaughter-House Regulations.

It is hereby notified that Slaughter-House Regulations under Rule 30 of the Slaughter-House Rules, 1927-1929, have been made by the following Municipal and Local Councils in the terms of the Regulations made by the Municipal Council of Jaffa which were published in the Official Gazette of the 16th December, 1929:

Municipal Councils. Local Councils.

Jerusalem Bir-Zeit

Ramallah. Bireh.

E. MILLS 16th January, •1930. Acting Chief Secretary. (2184/29)

(82) NOTICE.

It is officially announced that His Majesty's Government, recognising the importance of obtaining an early and final settlement of the rights and claims •of Moslems and Jews at the Western or Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, submitted proposals to that end to the Council of the League of Nations.

The Council having considered His Majesty's Government's proposals decided that steps should be taken forthwith for the final settlement of this question. The Council accordingly adopted the following resolution :

4'The Council, being anxious to place the Mandatory Power, in accordance wittTits request, in a position to carry out its responsibilities laid upon it by .,Article XIII of the Mandate for Palestine, under the most favourable conditions 74 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st February, 1930:

for the safe-guarding of the material and moral interests of the population placed under its Mandate, wishing not to prejudge in any wray the solution of the problem relating to the question of the Holy Places of Palestine which; may have to be settled in the future.

Considering, however, that question of rights and claims of Jews and Moslems with regard to the Wailing Wall urgently call for final settlement,

Decide that

(1) A Commission shall be entrusted with this settlement;

(2) This Commission shall consist of three Members who shall not be of British nationality and at least one of whom shall be a person eminently qualified for the purpose by the judicial functions he has performed;

(3) The names of persons whom the Mandatory Power intend to appoint as Members of the Commission shall be submitted for approval to the Council wliose members shall be consulted by the President if the Council is- no longer in session;

(4) The duties of the Commission shall cease as soon as it has pronounced on the rights and claims mentioned above".

His Majesty's Government are taking early steps for the submission to the League of Nations of their nominations for appointments to the Commission.

23rd January, 1930.

(840/29)

(83).

LAND SETTLEMENT ORDINANCE, 1928.

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Schedules of Partition to land in the village of Yazur, in the Jaffa Settlement Area, for the blocks specified below, have been posted in the Office of the Settlement Officer in Jaffa, and in the Office of the Sub-District of Jaffa, in accordance with Section 32 (1) of the Ordinance :-

Registration Blocks Nos, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,. 35, 36, 37, and 38.

A. ABRAMSON 19th January, 1930. Commissioner of Lands.

(2436/29) 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 75

(84) DISEASES OF ANIMALS ORDINANCE, 1926.

Declaration by the Chief Veterinary Officer.

I hereby declare that the village of Kubeibeh in the Sub-District of Jaffa, and the lands belonging thereto, which was declared to be an infected area by Notice published in Official Gazette No. 248 of the 1st of December, 1929, is now free from fowl pox.

J. M. SMITH 21st January, 1930. Chief Veterinary Officer. (341/29)

<85) the 7th February, 1930, by the ,Secretary, Central Tenders Board, Russian Buildings, Jerusalem, from whom full particulars and MEDICAL LICENCES. tender forms may be obtained.

Licences issued during December, 1929, The Palestine Government do not bind to Doctors and Pharmacists to practise their themselves to accept The lowest or any tender. profession in Palestine.

Doctors.

Licence No. Name Address (87)

Geronimo Mer DR. 1 23 Kosh Pina ADJUDICATION OF CONTRACTS. DR. 1025 William Egbert Thompson Jerusalem 1. The contract for the supply of rations to the British Section of the Palestine Police for Pharmacists. the period of twelve months ending on the 31st December, 1930, has been adjudicated in favour P. 276 Hovhanes Nerses of Messrs. Spinney's Limited, Haifa, Shahinian Nazareth P. 277 Sar Salom Deute h Jerusalem Rations will be supplied at Jerusalem, Haifa, Jaffa, Nablus, Gaza, lledern, Baisan, Cancellation of Licences. Ai'uleh, Acre, Petah-Tikvah, Ziehron - Jacob, Corrections. Nazareth and Samakh, at the following rates:- 1. (a) Winter period : from the 1st January to the 1st March, and from the l^t The notice of cancellation of Dentist's November to the 31st December, U>30. Licence No. D. 200 Feidza Guldin Entin, ^published in Official Gazette No. 231, dated 16th March, 1929, is hereby withdrawn. 100 mils per complete ration.

II. (b) Summer period: from the 1st April to the 31st October, 1930.

The notices of cancellation of the under- 95 mils per: complete ration. !mentioned licences are hereby withdrawn :-

5 mils extra will be charged for the DR. 194 dated 21.1.21, Dr. W. E. Thompson, transport and packing of each complete winter notified in Official Gazette No. 203, dated 16.1.28. and summer ration supplied at all places not mentioned above. DR. 250 dated 19.5.21, Dr. Yehuda Barzel, notified in Official Gazette No. 180, dated 1.2.27. 2. The contract for laying concrete floors and foundations for the new huts for the Land Settlement Commission at Baisan has been awarded to Mr. Elias Re! eiz at £P. 223.180 <86) mils. Period of contract is 1 month.

TENDERS. 3. The contract for the supply of food stuffs to Government Hospitals, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Tenders for the printing of the Commercial Haifa, and Municipal Hospital, Acre, for a period Bulletin during a period of 11 months com• of 12 months, commencing 1st January, 1930, mencing with the issue of the 15th February,• has been awarded to Ibrahim Elf Hakki of 1930, will be received until 10 a.m. on Friday Jerusalem, being the lowest tenderer. 76 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st February, 19301

4. The contract for erecting temporary NOTICES. kitchen and Jatrines for British troops in the Russian Compound, Jerusalem, has been awar­ The following notices are published at the ded to Mr. Hirshenhartz at 18°/0 below P.W.D. risk of the advertisers, and their publication does- rates. Period of contract is 14 days. not imply any certificate as to correctness, or authority. 5. The contract for painting huts for troops in Hebron has been awarded to Daud Abdallah 1.

at 22°/0 below P.W.D. rates. Penod of contract is 20 days. The Jaffa Plantations Ltd.

6. Messrs. Zuhdi Malhas and Abdul R. This is to notify that Dr. Wilhelm Briinnr Karamau, Haifa, contractors for the supply of of Hederah, is, under Article 73 of the Articles fuel wood to the Palestine Government, have of Association of the above Company, Managing Director of the Company and is entitled to sign ־: notified the appointment of the following agents on behalf of the Company. Jerusalem: Haj Fares Malhas, Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, Tel. 935. II.

Jaffa and Ramleh.• Fayez Abu Hwesh, Nir, Jewish Agricultural Cooperative Ramleh. Labour Association, Ltd. Registered Office at Tel Aviv.

1. Mr Zvi Schreiber has been appointed (88) Secretary to the Society in place of Mr. A. M. Koler, resigned.

REGISTRATION OF FOREIGN COMPANIES *2. The signature of Mr. Schreiber toge­ UNDER THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1929. ther with the signature of Mr. Z. Luft, the Treasurer of the Society, shall be binding upon* The following particulars correspond in the Society. each case with the following headings:-

1. Name of the Company. (90) 2. Place of incorporation. NOTICE. 3. Names of persons authorised to accept notices and to act on behalf of the Com­ pany in Palestine. THE GENERAL MORTGAGE BANK OF PALESTINE LIMITED.

Redemption of First Mortgage Bonds. 1. Palestine Potash Ltd. 2. Dated the fifteenth of September, 1926, 3. Dr. S. A Van Vriesland, P.O. Box 677, the fifth of October, 1926, the fifth of Decem­ ^the sixteenth of December, 1926 ,19׳*Jerusalem. ber, 26 and the third uf July, 1927.

(89) Notice is hereby given that the Company will, in pursuance of the powers reserved to it by clause 9 of the conditions indorsed on the REGISTRATION OF COMPANIES UNDER First Mortgage Bonds above named, redeem the THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1929. Bonds numbered:

The following particulars correspond in Serial No. Bond No. each case with the following headings:- 1A 104 1A 108 1. Name of the Company. IB 16 105 2. Object. 2A 2B 6 3. Capital. 3C 8 4D 3 5A 182 1. Ahuzat Ben Ari Co. Ltd. 2. To acquire and take over the Orange Grove on the 1st July, 1930, at which date all prin­

of Mr. David Levinson situate near cipal moneys at the rate of l02°/o of their re­ Rehoboth together with all his property spective nominal value and interest will be and to enter with him into any contract paid on presentation and surrender of the bonds for the above mentioned purpose. in question and the coupons attached thereto, 3. £P. 5000 divided into 100 shares of £P. 5 at the registered office of the Company, Tel- each. Aviv, Palestine, and at the offices of the Anglo- Palestine Co., Ltd., Jaffa-Tel Aviv, and the Manufacturers Trust Company, New York. :1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 77

1. Alexander Gelstein, Tel Aviv Also notice is hereby given that the Meir Hornstein, Tel Aviv following First Mortgage Bonds: 2. A. Gelstein and M. Hornstein Serial No. Bond No. 3. Both partners jointly 4. 6.12 29 for an unlimited period 5. Factory for the industry of nets. 3A 116 3A 117

together •with their interest coupons No. 3-30 1. Ruben Segal, Jaffa inclusive have been cancelled by Board Resolu• Samuel Stahl, Jaffa tion on 5.1.191:0. 2. Segal and Stahl, Jaffa 3. Both partners severally 4. 1.1.30 for an unlimited period 5. Representatives and commission agents. .(91; Note:-The firm I. Segal and Co., vide Official Gazette No 209, dated 16.4.28, and the firm REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS. Stahl and Co., vide Official Gazette No. 227, dated 16.1.29, have been amalgamated into one firm under the title firm above referred to. The particulars given below correspond in each case with the following headings :-

1. Chain! Hirsh Lichtblau, Tel aviv 1. Names and addresses of partners. llzhak (Ignatz) Lichtblau, Tel Aviv 2. Finn name of partnership. 2. G. H. Lichtblau and Son, Mercaz Haspirt 3. Names of partners authorised to administer (in English: The Centre of Alcohol) the partnership and to sign for it. 3. Both partners jointly and severally 4. Date of commencement and determination. 4. 20.1 30 for an unlimited period. 5. Object. 5. To act as commission agents, representatives and general merchants.

1. Ebaou Ben Abraham Irmoza, Jerusalem Benzion Ben Eliaou Irmoza, Jerusalem 1. Gabriel S. Fa rah, Jaffa Shmuel Ben Eliaou Irmoza, Jerusalem Fand G. Farah, Jaffa Meir Ben Yosef Heifetz, Jerusalem 2. Gabtiel S. Farah and Fils. Rafael Ben Haim Maimaran, Jerusalem 3. Farid G. Farah Rafael Ben Rahamim Meyouhas, Jerusalem 4. 23.12.29 for an unlimited period 2. Eliaou Irmoza and Meir Joseph Heifetz and 5. Representative agents, commission and in• Company, Jerusalem surance agents, import and export, con• 3. Cheques will be signed by Messrs. Meir signment. Joseph Heifetz and Benzion Irmoza jointly. Legal proceedings will be taken by Mr. Meir Joseph Heifetz only 4. 10.11.29-29.10.30 1. Zalman Gissin, Petah Tikvah 5. Manufacture and sale of all kinds of cheese. Asher Veinblatt, Tel Aviv 2. Yarkan, Gissin and Veinblatt 3. Both partners jointly 4. 1.1.30 for an unlimited period 1. Yehuda Hauzer, Jerusalem 5. Greengrocers and kindred victuals merchants. Ladislaus Klein, Tel Aviv 2. Hauzer and Klein 3. Both partners jointly 1. Pesach Ginzburg, Tel Aviv 4. 1.1.30 for an unlimited period Sa'adya Shoshani, Tel Aviv 5. To run cafe house uVienna", Jaffa Road, 2. Haz'man, Ginzburg and Shoshani Jerusalem. 3. Both partners jointly 4. 10.1.30 for an unlimited period 5. News-paper and book publishers. 1. Zeev Herling, Jerusalem Isaac Bergner, Jerusalem 2. The Palestine Travel Agency, Herling and 1. Dr. Georg Lierau, Tel Aviv Bergner Dr. Benjamin Becmann, Tel Aviv 3. Both partners separately 2. Sanitas Ambulatorium, Becmann and Co. 4. 15.12.29 for an unlimited period 3. Both partners jointly 5. Travel, touring, shipping, insurance, ex• 4. 15.1.30 - 15.1 33 change, inquiry office and commission 5. Healing by most modern appliances. business.

1. Selim Tawil, Jerusalem 1. Abdel Nur Khalil Abdel Nur, Jaffa Nessim Salim Tawil, Jerusalem Khalil Elyas Ghandour, Jaffa Eliahu David Mizrahi, Jerusalem 2. Abdel Nur and Ghandour 2. Selim Tawil and Son and Mizrahi 3. Both partners severally 3. Any one of the partners 4. 1.1.30 for an unlimited period 4. 1.8.29 for an unlimited period 5. Dry goods merchants. 5. Dry goods and other goods. 78 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st February, 1930.

NOTICES. BANKRUPTCIES. I. I. Notice is hereby given that the partnership Zincografiya-Nahum Eytan and Zeev Ashur, Notice is hereby given that Sheikh Monib notice of which appeared in the Official Gazette El Dajani, merchant of Jaffa, was declared, No. 241, dated the I6lh of August, 1929, was bankrupt in accordance with a judgment deli­ dissolved with effect from the 1st of January, vered by the District Court of Jaffa, on the .ith day of January, 1930־-and that the assets and liabilities of the l ,1930 said partnership have been taken over by Mr. Nahum Eytan. II.

Notice is hereby given that Mohammad Ali Jsreef, merchant of Jaffa, was declared II. bankrupt in accordance with a judgment deliv­ ered by the District Court of Jaffa on the Ahmad Hassan Abou Laban and His, 23rd day of November, 1929. Jaffa, a partnership registered in the District .III ,1920 .23.4־ Court of Jaffa, sub No. 77, date and particulars of which appeared in the Official Gazette, dated 15.11. !920. Notice is hereby given that Mr. Boris Olanovsky, merchant of •Jaffa, was declared Notice is hereby given that Mohan]ad bankrupt in accordance with a judgment deli­ Ahmad Abou Laban, a partner in the said vered by the District Court of J a (fa on the 14th partnership has resigned his membership in the day of November, 1929. said partnership by consent of the partners with effect from the 20th of September, 1927, and has no longer any relations with the said partnership as from the said date. (93)

Citation for Probate. III.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JERUSALEM. Notice is hereby given that the partnership Beit Seler Techni Gavoha Montefiore, Joseph (Ossip) Glassman and Co., notice of which In the matter of Plana Grober (Yagid), appeared in the Official Gazette No. 2« •8, dated deceased. 1st of April, 1928, page 160, and whose term will In virtue of an Order of the District Court ,1930׳ ,will expire on the 1st of March continue its activities to an unlimited period. of Jerusalem, bearing date the 24th of December, 1929, I do hereby cite all and all manner of pei>ons to appear in the said District Court of Jerusalem, within ten days from the publication IV. hereof in the Official Gazette, and show cause, if any they have, why the last will of Hana Grober (Yagid), deceased, should not be proved, Notice is hereby given that the partnership approved and registered, and probate thereof Beit Merhat'za'ot Perl et Weinstock, Sanatorium granted to Rabbi Rubin, Eliazar Lipa Jaffa, notice of which appeared in the Official Veinbach and Haim Joseph Gutstein, all of Gazette No. 229, dated 16.2.1929, was dissolved Jerusalem, named therein, as in default thereof with effect from the 1st of January, 1930, and the Court will proceed to grant the same accor­ that all assets and liabilities of the said dingly. partnership were taken over by Mr. Joseph Perl. Dated this 25th day of December, 1929.

V. J. ZUCKERMANN Acting Chief Clerk, Notice is hereby given that the duration District Court, Jerusalem. of the partnership J. M. Labock, notice of which appeared in the Official Gazette No. 185, dated 16th of April, 1927, page 272, was extended Probate. for a further period of three years with effect from the 1st of January, 1930, and that the partners authorised to sign on behalf of the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JERUSALEM. partnership with effect from the 1st of January, 1930, are Jacob Joseph Labock and Mauya In the matter of the will of Eliahou Masha Labock who will jointly and severally Friedmann, deceased. sign. Be it known that on the 27th day of All other particulars of the registration December in the year 1929, the last will and of the said partnership remain unaltered. codicils thereto of Eliahou Friedman, deceased, who died at Jerusalem on or about the 23rd day: 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 79

•of January, 1928, was proved and registered in cation hereof in the Official Gazette, and show the District Court of Jerusalem and that ad• cause, if any they have, why an Order of Ad• ministration of all and singular the movable ministration of all and singular the movable property and mulk and miri immovable property property, rights, credits and mulk immovable of the said deceased in Palestine was granted property of Joseph (Josiei) Percowsky should not by the aforesaid to Moshe Leib Bernstein, be granted unto Isaac Leib Pinchas, as in President of the Kolel America Tipheret Jeru- default thereof the Court will proceed to grant shalaim, Jerusalem, the executor named in the the same accordingly. said will, the said Moshe Leib Bernstein having been first sworn well and faithfully to administer the same by paying the just debts of the deceived This 22nd day of Jannary, 1930, and the legacies contained in the said will so far as he is thereunto bound by law, and to MOHAMAD SALAMEH exhibit a true and perfect inventory of all and Chief Clerk, District Court, Jaffa. singular the said pioperty and to render a just and true account thereof whenever required by law to do so. (94) Dated this 27th day of December, 1929. NOTICE.

J. M. De FREITAS COURT OF CRIMINAL ASSIZE. Acting President, District Court, Jerusalem. Notice is hereby given that Courts of Criminal Assize will sit at the following places on the dates mentioned

Beersheba Monday, February 10th, 1930, His Order of Administration. Honour the Chief Justice will preside. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JERUSALEM. Nablus Monday, February 10th, 1930, His Honour Mr. Justice Webb will In the matter of the succession of Yehoshua preside. Tanourishvilli, deceased.

Jerusalem Tuesday, February 11th, 1930, His Be it known that on the first day of July, Honour Mr. Justice Baker will 1929, an Order of Administration of all and preside. singular the movable property and mulk and miri immovable property in Palestine of Yehoshua Tanourishvilli, deceased, who died at Jerusalem Haifa Monday, February 17th, 1930, His on or about the 15th day of October, 1927, in• Honour Mr. Justice Baker will testate, was granted by the said District Court preside. of Jerusalem to Aharon Tanourishvilli, the said Aharon Tanourishvilli having been first sworn, Jerusalem Monday, February 24th, 1930, His and having entered into security well and Honour Mr. Justice Corrie will faithfully to administer the same by paying the preside. just debts of the deceased, and distributing the residue of his movable property and mulk and Beersheba Monday, February 24th, 1930, His miri immovable property according to law, and Honour Mr. Justice Baker will to exhibit a true and perfect inventory of all preside. and singular the said property and to render a Just and true account thereof whenever required by law to do so. Jaffa Monday, February 24th, 1930, His Honour Mr. Justice Webb will This 1st day of July, 1929. preside.

J. M. De FREITAS B. O. DENHAM Acting President, Superintendent of Courts, District Court, Jerusalem.

(95)

CORRIGENDA. Citation for Order of Administration.

I: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JAFFA• Official Gazette No. 251 of 16.1.30.

In the matter of Joseph (Josiei) Percowski, Page 42. Appointments etc. The heading deceased. of part "B" should read *'Acting Appointments". Pages 42, 44 and 45. The dates of signature In virtue of an order of the District Court of items Nos. 32, 37 and 38 should read "1930" -of Jaffa, bearing date this day, I do hereby cite instead of "1929'\ all and all manner of persons to appear in the -said Court in ten days from the date of publi• 80 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st February, 1930;

II. CORRIGENDUM OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1929. In the Notice with regard to the estate of Mr. C. R. H. Sykes, deceased, which was (Official Gazette Extraordinary of 15.5.29) published in the Gazette of the 16th January, the words "the Government of Palestine" should be replaced by the words "the above-named Page 509, Schedule VI (A) (in), line 17: administrators"; and the words "its hands1' by for "of" read "or". the words "their hands".

(96)

NOTICES.

The following unclaimed goods lying in the Customs Stores, Jaffa, will be sold by public auction if not cleared within one week from the date of this Notice.

Name of Date of Steamer arrival Description Consignee Whence

Egypt 5.9.29 1 piece of iron bar 11 — Over manifest green

Over manifest ׳ Milano 11.9.29 1 case of iron screws N/M 5369 Praga 14.9.29 2 bales of cotton L. J. Order Venice 67/68 Asia 16.9.29 3 trunks of personal — Over manifest effects E. Rosen Syrian Prince 23.9.29 1 bale of cotton RL/MH Order Manchester 8462

II.

The following unclaimed goods lying in the Customs Stores, Haifa, will be sold by public auction if not cleared within one week of the date of this Notice.

Name of Date of Steamer arrival Description Consignee Whence

Grand Liban 8.9.29 1 bag of cement Over manifest Marseilles Egypt 7.9.29 1 bundle of barbed wire Over manifest Anvers J. K. 1st February, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 81

(97) Number of Immigrants entering Palestine from 1.12.29 to 31.12:29,

Jews Christians Moslems Total

CATEGORIES a. p CD 13 13 Wome n Me n Me n Me n Wome n Me n Wome n Wome n Childre n Childre n a

A(i) Persons with £P. 500 and upwards. 8 1 — — — — — _ — 8 1 A(i)2 Dependants of persons in Category A (i). — 3 7 3 7

A(iii) Persons with minimum income of £P. 60 per annum. 1 1 3 1 1 — — — — 2 2 3

A(iv). Orphans coming to institutions. 1 1 1 — 1 A(v) Persons of religious occupations. — — — 17 6 — — — — 17 6 — A(vi) Students coming to schools and colleges. 4 — 3 2 — 3 — — — 6 — 6 ־־־ G Persons coming to employment. 189 72 — 14 6 — 22 — — •225 78 C2 Dependants of persons in Category C. — 47 77 — 2 — — — — — 49 77 D Dependants of residents. 16 61 2*2 1 5 — 2 5 17 68 29 K Persons exempted from the provisions of the Immigration Ordinance. 2 3 1 2 3 1

124 210 278• 5 2 22 6 23 37 113 185 219־ Total: 517 66 29 612 Note 1. Included in the ahove are 84 persons viz: 48 Jews (2i meu, 13 women and 11 children) who entered the country 2׳ children), 36 Christians (22 men, 12 women and .en permission lo remain permanently׳as travellers and were gr Note 2. 4 prospective immigrants were refused admission.

Number of Persons leaving Palestine permanently during November, 1929. Residents previous to July 1920, Settlers subsequent to J une 1920. Jews Christians Moslems Jews Christians Moderns Destination

Egypt Russia Poland Rumania Balkan States (Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia, Turkey) Other European Countries Central and South America 25 U.S.A. 2 South Africa Australia Other Countries 1 3 1 Fötal I 31 I 14 I 22J 14 | 4| 6 | 27 — 128[ 16[ 17 J 5 I 2 I 3| 2| I 67 24 27 I 61 10

Total: 118 Total: 73

Grand Total: 191 82 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st February, 1930:

(98) Quarantine and Infectious A notice of dissolution of partnership not Diseases Summary. signed by all the partners or their legal re­ presentatives must be accompanied by a sworn- For week ending midnight of 4.1.30. declaration made by an advocate to the effect that the notice is given in pursuance of the- terms of the partnership to which it relates. 1. Quarantine Restrictions. 4. The following Notices and Advertise­ ments may be submitted for publication to the No changes have occurred since 28.12.29. Chief Secretary, Government Offices, direct, but ״their publication in the Official Gazette will be at the risk of the advertisers and will not imply The following restrictions are at present in any certificate as to correctness or authority: force :- Notices from Liquidators of Companies, etc.

Notices concerning meetings, appointments o£ Date Directors, redemption of bonds and kindred Port restrictions matters from Companies or Co-operative- enforced Societies. 5. Any Notice or Advertisement concerning a Company or Co-operative Society, unless pub­ Against Port Said 15. 7.29. lished by order of the Court or the Registrar, Plague Alexandria 19. 7.29. will not be inserted unless it is accompanied by Piraeus 17. 9.29. a declaration of an advocate that to the best of Patras 17. 9.29. his knowledge the statement made in the Notice Tunis 26.12.29. or Advertisement is true. Against 6. The following are the authorised pub­ Cholera Nil. Nil. lication rates for notices and advertisements in the Official Gazette:

2. Report of Infectious Diseases in For every 1/4 of a column or part thereof Palestine. in the type of the Gazette 500 mils Exceeding 1/4 and not exceeding 1/2 column• 1000 mils Exceeding 1/2 and not exceeding 3/4 column Cerebro- Relap- 1500 mils spinal sing Date Exceeding 3/4 and not exceeding 1 column Place. Typhus. Meningitis Fever notified 2000 mils

7. All Notices and Advertisements must he- NIL. prepaid.

Terms of Subscription for the Official Gazette. NOTICE. Single copies sold locally 50 mils.

1. Notices of registration of Companies, Co­ Post Free. operative Societies, Trade Marks and Patents will not he accepted unless suhmitted through Quarterly Half-yearly Annually the Registrar.

2. Orders with regard to the administration Palestine 250 mils. 500 mils. £P.l of the estate of a deceased person or prohate of Abroad 400 mils. 600 mils. £P. 1.200 mils wills, and any orders issued under the Companies Winding-up Ordinance or in accordance with Application with remittances (Cash, any other Ordinance or Order of the Court, and Postal or Money Orders only) should any notices of registration and dissolution of be made to : Superintendent Printing partnerships will not he inserted unless passed for puhlication by the Court. and Stationery, Russian Buildings, Jerusalem. No subscriptions will be 3. In the case of partnerships the following refunded, after payment. procedure will he observed:

Notices of dissolution of partnerships will The Official Gazette is obtainable by the Trade- not be accepted unless signed by the partners from the Superintendent, Printing and Stationery,. named therein or by their legal representative Russian Buildings, Jerusalem. It can be purchased and the signature or representative character of by the Public at all Booksellers and Newsagents- a signatory must he verified by a declaration in Palestine. made by an advocate.

Printed by Greek Convent & Azriel Printing Press, Jerusalem. TRADE MARKS ADVERTISEMENTS. 83

ADVERTISEMENT OF TRADE MARKS. I.

NOTICE. No. 1574 in Class 45 in respect of cigarettes, The following applications for the regis• in the name of Baddour Brothers, a partnership tration of the Trade Marks referred to therein registered in the District Court of Jerusalem, Palestine, of P. 0. Box 519. Jerusalem, Palestine, are hereby advertised in accordance with the tobacco and cigarette manufacturers. provisions of the Trade Marks Ordinance, 1921.

Filed the 17th day of December, 1928. Any person may within six months from the date of advertisement of any application hereunder file with the Chief Clerk of the Court of Appeal of Jerusalem, a notice of opposi• tion to the registration of any Trade Mark referred to in any such application.

Formal opposition should not be lodged until after notice has been given by letter to the applicant for registration, so as to afford him an opportunity of withdrawing his mark before the expense of preparing the notice of opposition is incurred. Failing such notice to the applicant, an opponent may be disallowed his costs.

K. W. STEAD Registrar of Trade Marks.

II.

No. 1575 in Class 45 in respect of cigarettes, in the name of Baddour Brothers, a partnership registered in the District Court of Jerusalem, Palestine, of P. 0. Box 519, Jerusalem, Palestine, tobacco and cigarette manufacturers.

Filed the 17th day of December, 1928

SUPPLEMENT TO THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE NO. 252 of the 1st February, 1930. TRADE MARKS ADVERTISEMENTS.

III. V.

No. 1745 in Class 42, in respect of ice-cream, in the name of J. and E. Berman, a partnership registered in the District Court of Jerusalem, Palestine, of Mea-Shearim, Jerusalem, Palestine, No. 1750 in'Class 44, in respect of mineral merchants. and aerated waters, natural and artificial, in the name of Ruvanenko Bros, and Co., of 8, Herzl Street, Tel-Aviv, Palestine, manufacturers of mine­ Filed the 13th day of August, 1929. ral waters.

No claim is made by the applicants to the exclusive use of the device of a syphon. ESKIMO Filed the 9th day of August, 1929.

IV.

No. 1749 in Clnss 44, in respect, of mineral ׳־ and aerated waters, natural and artificial, in the name of Ruvanenko Bros, and Co., of 8, Herzl Street, Tel-Aviv, Palestine, manufacturers of mineral waters

No claim is made by the applicants to the exclusive use of the device of a syphon.

Filed the 9th day of August, 1929.

VI.

No. 1775 in Glass 45, in respect of cigarettes and tobacco, in the name of The National Tobacco and Cigarettes Company, Limited, of Nablus, Palestine, manufacturers.

Filed the 23rd day of September, 1929.

SUPPLEMENT TO THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE NO. 252 of the 1st February, 4930. TRADE MARKS ADVERTISEMENTS. 85

THE NATIONAL TOBACCOS CI6A.C?LTC NABLUS

The address for service in Palestine of Trade Mark Application No. 1775 is c/o Omar Eff. Saleh, Advocate, P. 0. Box 429, Jerusalem.

VII. VIII.

No. 1784 in Glass 23, in respect of mending No. 1785 in Class 48, in respect of perfumery cotton, in the name of Messrs. Clark and Company, (including toilet articles, preparations for the teeth Limited, of Anchor Mills, Paisley, Scotland, thread and hair, and perfumed soap), in the name of .manufacturers. Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, a corpo• ration established under the laws of the State of Filed the 11th day of October, 1929. Maine, U.SA., of 123-153 Med ford Street, Maiden, Massachusetts, U.S.A., manufacturing chemists.

Filed the 11th day of October, 1929.

/m ARK'slÎFI LOSH EEN )1 MF.NnlNn\\ '^MMETRES Ifc^^fl COnON^ CUTICURA

, <4 ,, The address for service in Palestine of Trade CLARRS ANCH0R Mark Application No. 1785 is c/o S. 0. Richardson, Solicitor, P. 0. Box 300, Jaffa. STRANDED COTTON IX. In 50 Gramme Balls

The Ideal Thread No. 1786 in Class 3, in respect of chemical for substances prepared for use in medicine and phar• macy, in the name of Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, a corporation established under the JUMPERS. laws of the State ofMaine, U. S. A., of 123-153 Medford Street, Maiden, Massachusetts, U. S. A., manufacturing chemists. jf FOR DARNING %^ (If ALL KINDS OF HOSIERY ETC^ Filed the 11th day of October, 1929. \ 1 ' J

MADE IN yy^«^ CUTICURA

The address'for service in Palestine of Trade The address for service in Palestine of Trade lllark Application No. 1784 is c/o S. 0. Richardson, Mark Application No. 1786 is c/o S. 0. Richardson, :Solicitor, P. 0. Box 300, Jaffa. Solicitor, P. 0. Box 300, Jaffa.

SUPPLEMENT TO TFIE OFFICIAL GAZETTE NO. 252 of the 1st February, 1930. 86 ' TRADE MARKS ADVERTISEMENTS.

X.

in Glass 42, in respect of citrus fruits, in the name of Isaac L. Goldberg, of 111, Allenby 1787׳ .No Street, Tel-Aviv, Palestine, farmer.

No claim is made by the applicant to the exclusive use of the device of an orange and the words• "Jaffa Oranges".

Filed the loth day of October, 1921).

XL XII.

No. 1789 in Class 39, in respect of articles No. 1795 in Class 6, in respect of vehicle of stationery of all kinds, in the name of Eagle brake systems and parts thereof, in the name of Pencil Company, a company registered under ihe Hydraulic Brake Company, a company registered, laws of the State of Delaware, U. S. A., of 703 under the Jaws of the State of California, U. S. A., East 13th Street, City and State of New York, of 2843 East Grand Boulevard, Detroit, State of U. SA., manufacturers. Michigan, and Los Angeles, State of California,. U. S. A., manufacturers. Filed the 21st day of October, 1929.

^^Si^EAGLE LOCKHEED

The address for service in Palestine of Trade The address for service in Palestine of Trade- .,o H. W. Stock׳Mark Application No. 1789 is c/o H. W. Stock, Mark Application No. 1795 is c Patent Agent, P. 0. Box 544, Jerusalem. Patent, Agent, P. 0. Box 544, Jerusalem.

.1st February, 19,S0׳ SUPPLEMENT TO THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE NO. 252 of the