©fficial a3ette
OF THE Government of Palestine.
PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY BY AUTHORITY.
No. 243 JERUSALEM 46th June, 4928.
CONTENTS Pace
I. DRAFTS OF ORDINANCES u) Proof of Foreign Documents Amendment Ordinance, 1928 308 (b) Tel-Aviv Local Council Validation Ordinance, 1928 308-309 (c) Commutation of Tithes Amendment Ordinance, 1928 309 (d) Supplementary Appropriation (April-December 1927) Ordinance 1928 310-311
! II. REGULATIONS AND RULES (a) Regulations under the Railways Ordinance, 1927 ... 311- 312 ><(&) Rules under the Ports Ordinance, 1926-1927 312- 317 7(c) Rules under the Firearms Ordinance, 1922 ... 317
III. GOVERNMENT NOTICES (a) Notice under the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance, 1927 318 ,,-.(b) Powers of Attorney 318 (c) Legal Prizes ...... 319 (d) Dates of Examinations of the Jerusalem Law Classes 319 (
Price 50 mils. 308 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 4928.
The following drafts of Ordinances are made public in accordance with Article 17 (1) (d) of the Palestine Order in Council, 1922, as amended by Article 3 of the Palestine (Amendment) Order in Council, 1923.
No. 28 of 1924 An Ordinance to amend the Proof of Foreign Documents Ordinance, 4924.
Short Title. 4. This Ordinance may be cited as the Proof of Foreign Documents Amendment Ordinance, 4928; and the Proof of Foreign Documents Ordinance, No. 28 of 4924. (hereinafter called the Principal Ordinance) and this Ordinance may together be cited as the Probfof Foreign Documents Ordinances, 4924-4928.
Amendment of 2. In Section 3 of the Principal Ordinance, the words Section 2 of Prin• "British Ambassador, envoy, chargé d'affaires and secretary of cipal Ordinance. embassy or legation exercising his functions in any foreign country, and every British Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, Acting Consul, Pro-Consul, and Consular Agent exercising his functions in any foreign place" shall be substituted for the words "British Consul or Vice-Consul", wherever the latter words occur. !
An Ordinance to Validate Acts of the Tel-Aviv Local Council and to make provision for Determining the Boundaries of the ai'ea of Tel-Aviv for similar purposes.
BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine,
with the advice ot" the Advisory Council thereof:- ri||g|
Short Title. 4. This Ordinance may be cited as the Tel-Aviv Local Council Validation! Ordinance, 4928.
Confirmation of 2. The boubdaries of the township of Tel-Aviv, since the the Boundaries 41th of May, 492a, shall be deemed to be the boundaries defined of Tel-Aviv. in a order of the Assistant District Governor, Jerusalem-Jaffa District, elated 14th May, 4923, and marked un the map signed by him, subject to the modification of the southern boundary by the Order under the Determination of Areas of Municipalities Ordinance, 1925, !delimiting the municipal area of Jaffa, which was published in I the Gazette of the 16th January, 1927.
Validation of Fm3. All rates, taxes and fees levied by the Local Council Taxes, etc. of the of Tel-Aviv in accordance with the provisions of the Tel-Aviv Tel-Aviv Local Township Order 1921 and the amendments thereto issued from Council. time to time, Within the area mentioned in the previous Section hereof shkll be deemed to be and always to have been validly imposed atad charged.
Abrogation of 4. The arrangement dated 7th June, 1923, made on behalf arrangement with of the Local Council of Tel-Aviv with the Committees or re• certain Commit• tees concerning presentatives of trie Quarters known as Mercaz Mischari, Mercaz payment of rates, Mischari Hahadasli, Tchlenov Quarter, Model Farm and Ohel Moshe etc. which are included within the boundaries of the Township of Tel- Aviv, concerning the payment of rates and fees by the residents and land owners of such quarters, shall no longer have effect. I6th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 309
5. The fees charged prior to the date of this Ordinance Validation of by the Local Council of Tel-Aviv for building licences and for j^oge/^8•!•^ the opening of any shop within the area mentioned in Section Aw°se m 6~ 2 hereof shall be deemed to have been validly imposed and charged.
6. The District Commissioner, Southern District, may, on Variation of application by the Local Council of Tel-Aviv, from time to time ^n^^es of revise the definition of the boundaries of the area of the Local e" V1V* Council.
7. Article 9 of the Order under the Local Councils Ordin- RePeaL ance, 1921, constituting the Local Council of Tel-Aviv which was published in the Gazette of 1st June, 1921, is hereby repealed.
An Ordinance to amend the Commutation of No. 49 of 1927. Tithe Ordinance, 1927.
BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine, with the advice of the Advisory Council thereof :-
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Commutation of Short title. Tithes Amendment Ordinance, 1928, and the Commutation of Tithes Ordinance, No. 49 of 1927 (hereinafter called the Prin• cipal Ordinance) and this Ordinance may together be cited as the Commutation of Tithes Ordinances 1927-1928.
2. Section 5 (2) (a) of the Principal Ordinance shall be Amendment of deleted and the following shall be substituted therefor: Section 5 of the ° Principal k.^. Ordinance. "The names of the persons who are reputed owners of lands within the boundaries of the village, other than lands planted with fruit trees or lands which, during the whole of the period of years in respect of which the average aggregate amount of tithe is assessed, have been planted with non-titheable crops, and "
3. At the end of Section 5 (3) (a) of the Principal Ordin• ance the following words shall be inserted:
"provided that, if it shall not be possible to make the apportionment in the proportion of the potential productivity in terms of wheat, the apportionment shall be made in the pro• portion of the potential productivity in terms of such other crop as the District Commissioner may determine, and . . ."
4. The words "begin to" shall be inserted before the Amendment of word "revise" in Section 9 of the Principal Ordinance. Section 9 of the Principal Ordinance. 310 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928.
NOTE ON THE SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (APRIL-DECEMBER, 1927) ORDINANCE, 1928.
The Supplementary Appropriation Ordinance gives legislative sanction for expenditure not covered by the Appropriation Ordinance for the| period. i The expenditure (or the period amounted to £P. 1,944,397 or £P. 20,464 over the estimate. The Schedule to the Supple• mentary Appropriation Ordinance shews the excess expenditure under each head aggregating to £P. 166,265 : and these excesses are mainly accounted for by the transfer of unproductive ex• penditure defrayecjl in previous years from loan funds. On the other hand, savings under other heads amounted to £P. 145,795. The revenue for the period amounted to £P. 1,739,380 or £P. 33,062 under !the estimate. The main decreases occur under Railways (£P. 50,210) and Posts and Telegraphs (£P. 7,129). On the other hand, receipts from Customs shew an increase of £P. 26,243. The decreases under Railways and Posts and Telegraphs were partly balanced by savings on the expenditure of these services, !and would have been more than balanced but for the extraordinary charge to Railway funds of approx• imately £P. 31,989 in respect of the writing down of the book value of Railway stores. The grant-in-aid is based on a percentage of the actual ordinary and extraordinary expenditure of the Transjordan Frontier Force, and as the expenditure for the period was below the estimate, the grant-in-aid was proportionately lower.
SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (APRIL-DECEMBER, ¡1927) ORDINANCE 1928.
An Ordinandi to legalize certain payments made in the nine months ended 31st December, 1927, in excess of the expenditure authorised by the Appropriation (April-December 1927) Ordinance No. 44 of 1927.
WHEREAS the Appropriation (April-December 1927) Ordinance, 1927, made certain provision for the expenses of the Government of Palestine for the nine months ending 31st of December, 1927, and it is necessary to make certain addit• ional provision for the public service for that period,
BE IT ENACTED by the High Commissioner for Palestine, with the advice of the Advisory Council thereof :-
Short title. 1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Supplemen• tary Appropriation1 (April-December, 1927) Ordinance, 1928.
Appropriation of 2. The sums of money set forth in the Schedule £P. 166,265 for hereto having been expended for the services therein mentioned the 9 months ended the 31st beyond the amounts granted for those services for the nine December, 1927. months ended 3 st December, 1927, by the Appropriation (April-December 1927) Ordinance 1927, the same are hereby declared to have been duly laid out and expended for the services of the Government of Palestine for those nine months, and are hereby approved, allowed and granted in addition to the sums mentioned for those services in the said Ordinance. 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 311
SCHEDULE TO SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (APRIL- DECEMBER, 1927) ORDINANCE, 1928. £P. Pensions 184 Public Debt and Loan Charges 7,073 Judicial Department 12,990 Audit Department 13 Department of Agriculture and Forests 17 Gendarmerie (Palestine Section) 27 Gendarmerie (British Section) 147 Public Works Extraordinary 145,814 £P. 166,265
RAILWAYS ORDINANCE, 1927.
Regulations made under Section 42 (i).
In exercise of the powers vested in me by Section 42 (i) of the Railways Ordinance, 1927, I hereby make the following Regulations.
1. The Railway Board shall consist of the General Manager, Palestine Railways as Chairman and the Director, Department of Customs, Excise arid Trade, the Deputy Treasurer, and the District Commissioners of the Northern and Southern Districts as members. The Secretary of the Palestine Railways shall be the Secretary of the Railway Board.
2. Members of the Board shall hold office during the pleasure of the High Commissioner.
3. The Board may co-opt representatives of Railway branches, Government Departments, trading communities, and public bodies, as and when considered desirable. When any question involving important public interests arises, author• ised representatives of the interests affected may be invited to attend the meeting of the Board to give evidence.
4. Each member of the Board may be granted a complimentary Railway pass for his period of office.
5. The periods of holding meetings, the procedure at meetings and form for recording minutes shall be defined by Government.
(a) The Chairman shall be responsible for calling the meetings of the Board. (b) The Board shall meet not less than four times annually.
(c) A summary of each subject on the Agenda together with relevant plans, statistics and all necessary details shall be laid before each member. Minutes of the meetings shall be submitted to Government and a copy shall be sent to each member of the Board. Minutes shall be confirmed at the following meeting of the Board and finally recorded in a permanent Minute Ledger.
6. The Board shall consider the matters enumerated belowT, which are divided under two heads, (A) those on which the Board are required to advise before the General Manager approaches Government; and (B) those on which
the advice of the Board is required but whifch may be dealt with under the General Manager's powers. 312 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928.
A. (a) Any alteration in the tariff of rates, fares and other Railway charges. (b) Annual estimates of revenue and expenditure. (c) Draft legislation relating to (or involving) the Railway prior to its submission to! the High Commissioner. (d) Emergency expenditure of any one sum exceeding £P. 2,500 in the event of Washouts or accidents. (e) Alterations in scales of salaries, wages or hours of employment or other importaiit conditions of employment. R. (a) Substantial changes of organisation. (b) Questions of general policy in regard to administrative control, working or management of the Railway.
7. The following returns shall be submitted to each meeting of the Board :- (a) Analysis of Revepue and Expenditure for year (to date) and traffic statistics. (b) "Writes-ofP and waivers of revenue. (c) Compensation claims paid. (d) Complimentary passes issued (other than to Railway staff). (e) Accidents involving loss of life or injury or serious damage to Railway property!. (f) Commencement and progress of new works (over £P. 2,500) authorised in Estimates. ' (g) Tenders - Board Minutes. J PLUMER F. M. 30th May, 1928. ! High Commissioner. (6927/28) !
PORTS ORDINANCE, 1926-1927.
Rules made by |the Director, Department of Customs, Excise and Trade under Section 14 (2) (c) of the Ordinance regu• lating the donditions under which the loading and unloading and delivery of goods may take | place in the Port of Haifa.
Preliminary. 1. (1) The maximum amounts chargeable for the lighte• rage of all kinds !of merchandise from and to vessels in the Port and any wharf or quay therein as may from time to time be appointed by the Director as a wharf or quay for the loading or discharge of ilierchandise, and the maximum agency fees chargeable in respect of such merchandise, shall be the amounts and fees specified in the Schedule hereto, subject to the provisions hereinafter set forth. (2) The rates per 1000 kilogrammes specified in the Schedule shall apply in proportion to any greater or less quantity. | . 2. For (lie purpose of these Rules and the Schedule thereto- Defmitionso . "Lighterage", except as otherwise specified, shall be taken to include !the following services, that is to say: (a) ill the case of goods being imported into Palestine and being discharged under the conditions to be paid for as "to alongside quay", as shown in Parts, I, II and III of the Schedule, receiving goods from ship's sling, stowing in lighters, transport from alongside ship to alongside quay or wharf; 46th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 313
(b) in the case of goods being imported into Palestine and being discharged under the conditions to be paid for as "on the quay" as shown in Parts I, II and III of the Schedule, receiving goods from ship's sling, stowing in lighters, transport from alongside ship to alongside quay, and discharge from lighters on to quay or wharf;
(c) in the case of goods being exported from Pales• tine, receiving such goods at quay or wharf side into lighters and stowing in lighters, transport to alongside ship and hand• ling into ship's sling;
"Agency Fees" shall mean the fees due to and collected by the agent of any vessel, for the service of arranging the discharge of goods carried by such vessel and discharged therefrom, except such as are carried under the conditions of "sous palan" or as are carried under special conditions as defined herein.
"Sous palan" conditions shall mean the^ conditions whereby the shipper and carrier (ship-owner) mutually agree that the consignee shall have the option of taking delivery of goods so carried from ship's sling and whereby the agent of the vessel is not concerned with the discharge from ship's sling to shore.
"Special conditions" shall mean the conditions whereby the carrier shall have agreed with the shipper or the consignee or both to conditions of loading, carriage, and discharge of goods under a charter-party.
3 (1) Charges for the use of the crane shall not be Cranage, included in the lighterage charges leviable on merchandise conveyed by any vessel plying as a lighter.
(2) (a) The lighterage charges on merchandise where the unit thereof is of a weight of 1000 kilogrammes and upwards, by deadweight or measurement, shall be taken to cover all services of which the conditions are regulated by these Rules, excluding discharge of such articles on to the quay or wharf but including the service of putting such articles into crane sling at quay side, unless the articles are of such nature as to permit of their discharge on to the quay without the use of a crane.
(b) Charges for the use of the crane, which shall be the actual cost of the hire of a crane, shall be paid by the owner of the merchandise to be so landed, hut no charge by the agent for crane hire shall be valid unless such charges have actually been paid for by the agent or some person acting on his behalf, in respect of such goods, and unless the use of a crane was necessary for the proper and safe discharge ashore thereof. (c) Consignees whose goods shall have neces• sitated the use of a crane for their discharge ashore, may verify the use of the crane by reference to the Port Officer, who shall keep at his office a tally of all goods landed by crane, except Government goods.
(d) Where the crane has been used for a period of uninterrupted work, each of the consignees whose goods have been so landed shall contribute proportionately, by weight of packages, to the total cost of the use of the crane for such period.
4 (1) The fees chargeable for the service of lighterage Calculation of shall be on the basis of 1000 kilogrammes to a ton, or on the Fees* basis of 50 cubic feet to a ton, whichever method has been, or is, the basis of calculation of freight for carriage by the con- 314 OFF: CIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928.
veying ship to cjr from Palestine. The lighterage of timber, however, shall be charged per cubic metre, irrespective of the method of computing freight charges on board in respect thereof.
(2) Government stores shall be liable in all cases to lighterage and agency fees on a basis of deadweight (which, for the purpose 'o f" this subsectio" " n shall be 1000 kilogrammes to a ton).
Goods carr ied 5 (1) Agents shall not be entitled to charge any agency sous palan. fee on goods carried "sous palan", except the fees specified in Part V^of the Schedule hereto.
(2) Consignees taking deliveries of goods shall have lighters alongside as soon as the ship is ready to discharge, unless weather conditions do not permit.
Goods carried 6. In respect of goods carried under "special conditions7' under special agents shall charge the fees laid down in Part V of the Schedule conditions. hereto.
Demurrage. 7. Lighteri shall be completely unloaded within 24 hours of completion of !loading, whether for import or export cargo, under a penalty of LP. 2 per lighter, per day or any part thereof, chargeable against the consignee or shipper as the case may be. !
Provided tliat demurrage shall not be chargeable by lighter owners against !steamship agents in the case of goods being discharged on th|e quay for their account; and
Provided tliat demurrage shall not be chargeable by lighter owners for any !time beyond the first 24 hours if discharge, completion of loading, or completion of shipping cannot be ac• complished owing to force-majeure.
Provided that when the conditions constituting force-majeure have been removed or no longer exist, all reasonable despatch shall be exercised in emptying the lighters; and demurrage charges shall bej payable in case of any undue delay thereafter.
Arbitration. 8. Any dispute arising in regard to the levy of charges or any other point under these Rules or under the Schedule thereto shall bej referred to the Port Officer, Haifa, for his decision, and appeal may be made from the decision of the Port Officer to the Director of Customs, !excise and Trade, whose decision sliall be final.
9. The Regulations for Lighterage and Agency Fees for Haifa published | in the Official Gazette No. 96 of the 1st of August, 1923, aije hereby repealed.
SCHEDULE. Tariff of maximum charges for lighterage and agency fees issued by the High Commissioner under Section 10 (1) of the Ordinance. ! PART 1. I Lighterage Charges for Imports. Description : Acids, in demijohns only. Refined petroleum (Kerosene) Ammunition, all kindb, loaded or empty cases. Detonators and fuse, j 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 315
Gunpowder, dynamite and like explosives. Calcium Carbide. Matches. Any goods carried as, and marked, "Explosives".
Lighterage Charges
To alongside Quay On to Quay Mils per 1000 Mils per 1000 Kilogrammes Kilogrammes
Up to 1000 Kilogrammes per package 160 220
PART II. Lighterage Charges and Agency Fees for Imports.
Ligh terage Charges Agency To alongside On to fees Quay Quay Mils Mils Mils
Benzine and Motor Spirits 180 per 1000 250 per 1000 110 per 1000 Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Eovines and Equines — 120 per head 50 per head Bricks for building 220 per 1000 270 per 1000 P!0 per 1000 Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Camels — 120 per head 50 per head per 1000 — 110 per 1000 100׳ Coal, Coke, Patent Fuel or Briquettes in Bulk Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Coal, Coke. Patent Fuel or 150 per 1000 200 per 1000 110 per 1000 Briquettes in Sacks Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Gypsum and Building Stones 180 per 1000 250 per 1000 PIO per 1000 in the rough Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Iron and Steel Girders, Bars, 250 per 1000 300 per 1000 130 per 1000 Rods, Angles, Bridges and Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Structural Work, Iron, Steel or Galvanised Pipes and Tubes not packed in any way Motor Cars: 2 seaters 500 each 250 each 4 seaters 750 each — 350 each 7 seaters 1000 each 500 each Lorries, Buses ( 2000 each — 500 each and Charabancs J Pigs 50 each 10 each Poultry — 250 per crate 100 per crate Pianos: 350 each 100 each Grand — 500 each 150 each Sheep and Goats 20 each 10 each Scrap Metal, except precious 250 per 1000 — > 110 per 1000 metals Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Tiles (loose) 220 per 1000 110 per 1000 Kilogrammes Kilogrammes Timber 120 per m3 — 40 per m3 316 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 16th June, 1928.
PART III.
Lighterage Charges for Imports.
Lighterage Charges To alongside On to Description Quay Quay Mils per 1000 Mils per 1000 Kilogrammes Kilogrammes
Articles weighing up to 1000 kilo grammes per package . 150 210
Articles of 1000 kilogrammes up to and including 3000 kilogrammes per package 300 420
Articles of 3000 kilogrammes up to and including 6000 kilogrammes per Dackage 900 1,250
! Articles of 6000 kilogrammes and upwards 1,500 2,500 (with a maximum of LP. 12 per package)
PART IV.
Lighterage Charges for Exports.
Agricultural produce of Palestine!, Syria and 120 mils per 1000 Trans-Jordan vz. grains and cereals . . . Kilogrammes
Oil cake 150 mils per 1000 Kilogrammes
Other articles, manufactured in or originating 200 mils per 1000 from Palestine, Syria or Trans-Jordan . . Kilogrammes
PART V.
Agency fees shall be levied on merchandise discharged in the Port of Haifa at a flat rate oi 110 mils jier 1000 kilogrammes and in proportion of any greater or smaller quantity, by deadweight, or by measurement, whichever has been the basis of calculation of freight for their carriage by sea to Palestine, with a minimum charge of 50 mils on any consignment. Provided that-
(a) goods specified in! Part II shall be chargeable with agency fees at the rates shown therein, unless the conditions of carriage by sea bring" them within the class of goods under ['sous palan" or "special conditions";
(b) goods carried and discharged by consignee under "sous palan" conditions shall be chargeable at! the following rates:
Up to 100 tons, at a rate riot exceeding 50 mils per ton; exceeding 100 tons and up to 500 tons, at a rate not exceeding 25 mils per ton; on the excess j of 500 tons at aerate not exceeding 10 mils per ton. Provided that a fee of LP. 20 shall be the maximum fee payable in respect of any one consignment and the payment of fees under this clause shall only apply where the consignee shall have obtained a delivery orjder from the agent of the ship not less than 24 hours prior to the ship's arrival, and the consignee takes delivery of his goods from ship's sling by his o^vn arrangements; 46th •June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 317
(c) goods carried under special conditions shall be chargeable at a rate not exceeding 5 mils per ton on weight delivered, with the maximum of LP. 20 for any one consignment;
(d) girders, Mrs, angles, rods, pipes and sheets, whether of iron or steel, galvanized or plain and not packed in any receptacle shall be charged at 130 mils per ton;
(e) no agency fee shall be charged in respect of goods for export;
(f) Delivery Orders, which shall be in English and in Arabic or Hebrew, shall be completed in every case by the issuing agency with a state• ment of the amount of lighterage and agency fees charged for goods to be delivered from the Customs, showing the method of computing the charges, in accordance with the relevant tariff;
(g) the Stamp Duty on a Delivery Order shall be paid by the agent issuing it; and an agent may not charge any fee for the issue of a Delivery Order other than as prescribed in clause (f) above.
K. W. STEAD 8th June, 1928. Director of Customs, Excise and. Trade. (9330/28)
FIREARMS ORDINANCE, 1922.
Conditions governing the importation and exportation of firearms and ammunition prescribed by the Com• mandant, Palestine Police jointly with the Director, Department of Customs, Excise and Trade.
Paragraph 2 of Section A of the Conditions governing the Importation and Exportation of arms or ammunition under the Firearms Ordinance, 1922, published in the Official Gazette of the 1st of February, 1923, is amended as follows :
2. Licensed dealers importing or exporting arms or ammunition shall obtain a permit of import or export prior to the arrival or despatch of the consignment.
Consignments in respect of• which no permit is produced to the local Customs authority within 21 days from the date of receipt into the Customs Stores will be confiscated and disposed of in the manner directed by the Director of Customs, Excise and Trade in consultation with the Commandant of Police.
A. S. MAVROGORDATO Commandant of Police.
K. W. STEAD 10th June, 1928. Director of Customs, Excise and Trade.
(9329/28) 318 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928.
WORKMEN'S COM!3 ENSATION ORDINANCE, 1927.
.ie Hiçh Commissioner־ Notice l)v t
PLUMER F. M. High Commissioner.
In exercise of the powers vested in him by Section 12 (2) of the Work• men's Compensation Ordinance, lp27, the High Commissioner has directed that the following employment shall be added to the First Schedule to the Ordinance and that the Schedule shall hereafter be read as though such employment had been included therein from the 1st of December, 1927:
" 7. The handling of goods by manual or mechanical means at docks, quays, wharves, or warehouses w ithin the area of a port".
By command,
E. MILLS 1st June, 1928. Acting Chief Secretary.
NOTICE.
POWERS OF ATTORNEY.
Notaries Public and the public in general are hereby informed that the signature on Powers of Attorney [for use abroad must be authenticated by the Consular Officer in Palestine of the State in which the Power of Attorney is to be served or, in the absence bf a Consular Officer, by the Chief Secretary to the Government of Palestine or in the absence of the Chief Secretary by the Assistant Chief Secretary. j
The signatures of Notaries Public for foreign documents as well as those of Presidents of District Courts require authentication.
Powers of Attorney should be endorsed as follows at the time of legalisation of the signature of the Notary Public of the Court by the President of the District Court: !
"For use in a foreign country this signature requires the authentication of the Consul or Consular Agent! of that country in Palestine, or in the absence of such Consul or Consular Agent, by the Chief Secretary to the Government of Palestine or in the absence of the Chief Secretary by the Assistant Chief Secretary".
In the latter case the signature of the Chief Secretary will subsequently require to be legalised by the Colonial Office and in turn by the Foreign Office in London.
By command,
E. MILLS 1st June, 1928. Acting Chief Secretary.
(9212,28) 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 319
COUNCIL OF LEGAL STUDIES. Sessional Examinations.
First Year Legal Prizes. Land Law 24th. July 1928 The Council of Legal Studies offers two Penal Law 9th. October 1928 prizes - respectively of L.P. 10 and L.P. 5 for the best Essays on one of the following subjects: - Mejelle 11th. October 1928 Political Science 16th. October 1928 1. A comparative view of the principles of the Law of Civil Delicts (Torts) in England, Religious Law 17th. October 1928 in Rome (under the Lex Aquilia) and in Palestine (under the Mejelle); or Third Year 2. A comparative view of the law and customs of marriage and dowry among the Forensic Medicine 10th. July 1928 different religious Communities in Palestine Private International Law and Syria. Part I 17tb. July 1928 Land Law The competition will he open to diploma 24 th. July 1928 graduates of the Council of Legal Studies only. Waqf 26th. July 1928 The successtul candidates and any other candi• date whose essay receives honourable mention Evidence 8th. October 1928 will be entitled to have the fact recorded on Criminal Procedure 15th. their Diploma. October 1928 Religious Law 17th. October 1928 The conditions for entry may be obtained Torts on application to the Director of Legal Studies. 18th. October 1928
Persons .desiring to enter must inform the Fourth Year Director not later than the 15th July, 1928. Forensic Medicine 10th. July 1928 The completed essay must reach the Director not later than the 31st January, 1929. Civil Procedure 18th. July 1928 Evidence 8th. October 1928 FREDERIC M. GOADBY Private International Law Director of Legal Studies. Part 11 1 0th. October 1928 Criminal Procedure 15th. October 1928 30th May, 1928. The date of the examination in Legal History will be notified later.
Students of the 3rd. and 4th. years must pay their fees before the end of June. Students of the 1st. year must pay their fees before the JERUSALEM LAW CLASSES. 3rd. September, 1928. No student will be allowed to take the examination who has not paid his fees. Dates of Examinations. Students will be expected to present themselves for examination in all subjects The written examinations of students taught in the sessional class to which they under the !Council will be held at the Evelina belong unless they inform the Secrtary to the de Rothschild• School, Jerusalem, upon the contrary and obtain permission in writing to following days: postpone the subject in which they to not wish to be examined. Each examination wil commence at 5 p.m. Candidates who wish to be examined in Organisation of Justice 5th. July 1928 a language other than that in which the lectures were given must obtain permission to Public International Law 9th. July 1928 do so and will be required to pay a translation Commercial Law 11th. July 1928 fee of 400 mils. Papers and questions will not be translated. Mejelle 2nd. year 12th. July 1928 Penal Law 2nd. year 16th. July 1928 F. M. GOADBY Director of Legal Studies. Introduction to Law 19th. July 1928 8th. June 1928. Finance 23rd. July 1928 Contracts 30th. July 1928 320 16th June, 1928.
List of advocates who paid their annual fees for the year 1928.
Civil Moslem Ser. Name Address. No. Courts Courts
1 Muhammad Tewliq Eff. Ei-Khalili Jerusalem G.G. M.C 2 Shukri Elf. El-Dejani j Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 3 Jamil Bey El-liussaini ; Jerusalem G.G. M.C 4 Mr. Tewliq Ades I Jerusalem G.G. M.C 5 Mr. Yomtov Amon Jerusalem G.G. M.C 6 Fakhri Eff. El-Hussaini Jerusalem G.G. M.C 7 Muhammad Hassan Ell. El-Buddeiri Jerusalem C.C. M.C 9 Sheikh Abdallah Tahboub Hebron C.C. M.C. 43 Mr. Eliyahu Faraji Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 16 Ibrahim Eff. Kemal Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 17 Sheikh Said Elf. Hasliem S.mwa Gaza C.C. M.C. 18 Sh. Ahmad Ragheb Abu Saud El-Dejani Jaffa C.C. M.C. 20 Muhammad Eff. Are!'. El-Iiijiam Jaffa C.C. M.C. 21 Muhammad iiagheb Eff. El j Imam Jaffa C.C. M.C. 22 Sulaiman Eff. Abu Ghazaleli Jaffa C.C. M.C 23 Said Eff. EHvhalafawi Gaza C.C. M.C. 24 Ali Shakib Eff. El-Mubashef Jaffa C.C, M.C 25 Muhammad Ramez Eff. Sulbiman Anabtawi Jaffa C.C. M.C. 27 Suleiman KIT'. El-Taji Ramleh C.C. M.C 28 Abdel Ghani Eff. E'l-Khaldi Jerusalem CG. M.C, 30 Nejib Eff. Ilakim Haifa G.G. M.C 31 Muhammad Ali ßey El-Tamimi Haifa C.C. M.C 32 sheikh Said Eff. Kassab Haifa C.C. M.C. 34 Muhammad Tewliq Eff. Nim er Nablus G.G. M.C 35 Ibrahim Eff. Yusef Anabtawi Tiberias CG. M.C 3(5 Abdel Latif Bev Salah j Jerusalem C.C M.C 37 Husni Eff. Abdel Hadi Nablus G.G. M.C. 38 Abdel Ghani Eff. Aref Johari Nablus G.G. M.C 39 Abdel Ghani Eff. Sadek Alxlel Hadi Jeiiin C.C M.C 40 Sami Eff. Nurallah \ Haifa CG. M.C, 41 Sehikh Musa Eff. Omran Jen in C.C. MC. 42 Abdel Hadi Kassem Eff. Abdel Hadi Jenin C.C M.C 43 Sharif Eff. El-Zogbbi Nazareth C.C M.C 45 Raji Eff. Farah Nazareth C.C. M.C 46 Mr. Aaron Mani Jerusalem C.C M.C. 47 Sadek Eff. Abdel Hadi Nablus C.C M.C 52 Muhammad Faiz Eff. Hadacl Jerusalem CG. — 53 Fakri Bey Assem Jerusalem CG. — 54 Mr. Menahem Dunkelblum | Tel-Aviv G.G. — 55 Mr. Daniel Auster Jerusalem C.C. — 57 Mr. Moghannam Mogliannam Jerusalem C.C. — 58 Ahmad "Zaki Eff. El-Austa Jerusalem C.C. — 59 Anton Elf. Hanania Bethlehem C.C. 60 Mr. Harry Sacher Jerusalem C.C. — 61 Mr. Chaim Schmeterling i Jerusalem C.C — 62 Mr. Horace Samuel Jerusalem C.C — 63 Mr. P. Margolin Haifa CG. — 04 Dr. M.Eliash Jerusalem C.C. — 60 Mr. Horace Farbstein Tel-Aviv C.C — 67 Mr. M. Seiger Tel-Aviv C.C —. 69 Abdel Kader Eff. Khales Ramleh C.C — 70 Mr. Albert Shakron Jaffa CC. M.C. 71 Mr. M. Gorodisky Tel-Aviv C.C. 72 Mr. Raphael Feinslein j Tel-Aviv C.C. 73 Muhammad Ali Rida Eff. El-Dejani Jaffa CG. 74 Shukri Ell'. Kerdahi Haifa CG. 75 Nahleh Eff. Attallah Haifa C.C. 76 Dr. Abraham Weinshall Haifa CC. 77 Mr. Ephraim Washitz Tel-Aviv C.C 78 Bishara Eff. Kaawar Nazareth C.C. 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 321
Ser. Civil Moslem Name. Address. No. Courts Courts
79 Abdel Rahman Eff. Nahawi Safad C.C. M.C. 81 Adib Eff. Salem Nazareth C.C. — 82 Abdel Latif Eff. Khammash Nablus C.C, •— 83 Shukri Eff. .Kirreh. Nablus C.C. — 84 Husni Eff. Anabtawi Nablus C.C. — 85 Muhammad Eff. Kanaan Tul-Karem C.C. — 88 Othman Silim Eff. Bushnak Gaza C.C. — 89 Mr. S. 0. Richardson Jaffa C.C. — 91 Sheikh Mustafa Eff. Yunes Hussaini Jerusalem — M.C. 92 Sh. Aref Eff. Jamai El-Khatib Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 93 Muhammad Said Eff. El-Jamai Jerusalem — M.C. 94 Sheikh Ismail Eff. El-Khatib Jerusalem C.C. M.C. .Alawi Jerusalem .— M.C־Sheikh Muhammad Saleh El 95 97 Sheikh Ali Eff. Fauzi Tahboub Hebron — M.C. 98 Tewfiq Eff. Abdin Ramleh — M.C. 99 Mustafa Eff. Bassesso Gaza — M.C. 101 Mahmud Eff. Sharkawi Jafla M.C. 102 Abdel Badie' Eff. El-Sharkawi Jaffa — M.C. 103 Nejib Eff. Tayeb Gaza C.C. M.C. 104 Sheikh Musa Eff. Hasan Jaffa — M.C. 107 Sheikh Muhamad Eff. El-Khatib Haifa — M.C. 109 Abdallah Eff. Yahya Nazareth — M.C. 110 Omar Eff. Johari Nablus — M.C. 111 Saud Eff Zeid Nablus — M.C. 115 Nicola Elf. Mousa Nazareth C.C. M.C. 119 Abdel Ghani Eff. Nahawi Safad C.C. M.C. 121 Mr. Borris Gissin Tel-Aviv C.C. — 123 Mr. Israel Shohat Jaffa C.C. — 124 Mr. Abraham Efrati Tel-Aviv C.C, — 125 Mr. Joseph Kaiserman Haifa C.C. — 126 Dr. M. Gershman Tel-Aviv C.C. — 127 Mr. Kaiman Friedenberg Jerusalem C.C, — 128 Sh. Kassern Eff. Fauzi El-Kaisi Hebron — M.C. ,Serouri Jerusalem C.C, M.C־Sh. Atta Eff. El 129 .Khammash Nablus C.C. M.C־Muhammad Eff. El 130 131 Mr. James Mockler Jerusalem C.C, — 132 Mr. David Aboulafia Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 133 Mohye Din Eff. Abdel Shafi Gaza C.C. M.C. 134 Zaki Bey El-Tamimi Haifa C.C, M.C, 135 Muhammad Jamal Eff. El-Buddairi Jerusalem C.C. — 136 Mr. Faytel Dickstein Tel-Aviv C.C. — 138 Mr. A. Human Jerusalem C.C. — 139 Mr. Bernard Joseph Jerusalem G.G. 140 Mr. Jacob Klebanoff Haifa G.G. — 141 Dr. Zeev Kleinzeller Jerusalem C.C. — 142 Mr. Hilft] Minkovich Jerusalem C.C. — 144 Mr. Philip Fleisher Tel-Aviv C.C. — 146 Mr. E. Vadas Jerusalem C.C. — 148 SIJ. Naaman Eff. El-Khazendar Gaza — M.C. 151 Assad Elf. El-Shukairi Acre C.C. — 152 Muhammad Tamim Eff. El-Khatib Lydda C.C. M.C. 153 Sheikh Said Eddin Eff. Khammash Nablus C.C. — 154 Auni Bey Abdel Hadi Jerusalem C.C. M.C. iSl Fahmi Eff. El-Hussaini Jaffa C.C. M.C. 158 Mr. Mordekhai Levanon Jerusalem C.C. — 159 Nessib Bey Abcarius Jerusalem C.C. — 160 Mahmud Eff. El-Madi Haifa C.C. M.C. 161 Abdel Kader Eff. Shible Acre C.C. 162 Mr. Solomon Horowitz Jerusalem C.C. 163 David Bey Moyal Jaffa C.C. 164 Dr. Louis Weinberg Jaffa C.C. 165 Mr. Eliezer Levin Jaffa C.C, 166 Dr. Moses Smoira Jerusalem C.C. 167 Mr. Jacob Henigman Jerusalem C.C. 168 Darwish Eff. Anabtawi Nablus C.C. 169 Mr. S. Ushishkin Jerusalem C.C. 16th June, 1928.
Civil Moslem Ser. Name i Address. Courts Courts No. | 170 Mr. M. Kehati Jerusalem c.e. 171 Mr. Isaac Benyenrini Tel-Aviv C.C. — 172 Mr. Solomon Seiv Jerusalem C.C. — 174 Omar Eff. Saleli Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 175 Rushdi Eff. Muhtadi Jerusalem C.C. 17(3 Suleiman Elf. Saleh Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 178 Mr. Raphael Mani Tel-Aviv C.C, — 179 Mr. Jacob Ben Meir (Rabino vi lei!) Tel-Aviv C.C. — 180 Mr. Shlomo Mizrahi Jerusalem C.C. — 181 Muhammad Faiz Eif. Kanafai li Jaffa G.G. M.C. 182 Mr. Barucli Naeh Tel-Aviv C.C, — 183 Mr. Jacob Levy Haifa C.C. — 184 Mr. Elie Cohen j Tel-Aviv C.C. — 185 Fuad Eff. Attallah Haifa C.C. — 186 Mr. Abraham MakolT | Tel-Aviv C.C. — 187 George Eff. Sain 1! ! Jerusalem G.G. — 188 Mr. Nissan Ruda Jaffa C.C, — 189 Mr. Pinhas Goldberg Jaffa G.G. — 190 Mr L. Hoffman Tel-Aviv •C.C. — 191 Mr. Ben-Zion Ben-Aaron Jerusalem C.C. — 192 Mr. Mordekhai Bedolah Tel-Aviv cc. — 193 Mr. Yehuda Papo Jaffa C.C. — 194 Mr. Meir Gratch Jerusalem C.C. — 1.95 Mr. Yeshua Eisenberg Jerusalem C.C, — 196 Mr. Nahum !lot 11 Haifa C.C. — 197 Prof. G. Belkovski Tel-Aviv C.C. — 198 Dr. P. Korngreen Tel-Aviv C.C. — 199 Mr. M. Wasfger Tel-Aviv C.C, 200 Moein Eff. Madi Haifa C.C. M.C— . 202 Sir. Nathan Marein Jerusalem cc. — 203 Mr. Elie Hatchwell Tel-Aviv C.C. — 204 Mr. David Bahral Tel-Aviv C.C, — 205 Mr. Shlomo Pelly Haifa C.C. — 206 Mr. Joseph Hai Panijel Jerusalem C.C. — 207 Mr. Meir Hai Genio Jerusalem C.C. 208 Mr. D. Hamburger Jerusalem C.C. — 209 Mr. Chaim Lucliinski Jerusalem C.C. — 210 Mr. Nathan Feinberg Jaffa C.C. — 211 Mr. Victor Grunwald Jaffa C.C. — 212 Dr. David Weissman Jaffa C.C. 213 Mr. Yehuda Behau Tel-Aviv C.C. — 214 Mr. Elhanan Karwassarski Tel-Aviv C.C. — 215 Ibrahim Eff. Saadeh Jerusalem cc. — 216 Adel Eff Zaitar Jerusalem C.C. M.C. 217 Farid Eff. Kasem El-Hussain: Jerusalem CC. M.C. 218 Mr. J. Simon Kitai Haifa CC, — 219 Mr. Moshe Fogel Tel-Aviv cc. — 220 Mr. Mordekhai Herouti Tel-Aviv cc. 221 Mr. Yehuda Frankel Tel-Aviv C.C. — 222 Mr. Nejib Jad ! Jerusalem cc. — 223 Amin Eff. Darwish Jerusalem cc. M.C— . 224 Mr. Aaron Butlitzki ! Tel-Aviv C.C. — 225 Mr. Asher King Jerusalem C.C. — 226 Mr. Pinhas Shwartzman Tel-Aviv C.C. — 227 Mr. Zeev Beigel Haifa cc. — 228 Mr. Dov Kaduri Tel-Aviv C.C. — 229 Mr. Moshe Ben Ami j Tel-Aviv C.C. 231 Add) Eff Saraj ! Jerusalem — M.C. 233 Shafiq Eff. Assal Jerusalem C.C, M.C. 235 Rushdi Eff. Shawa Jaffa C.C. M.C. 237 Faiz Eff. Tabari Tiberias C.C. M.C. 238 Sh. Abdel Kerim Jalal Eff. T amimi Hebron — M.C. 239 Farid Eff. Shawa Gaza — M.C. 240 Mr. Joseph Herman Tel-Aviv C.C — 241 Mr. Solomon Yehuda Jerusalem C.C. — 242 Mr. Zeev Shoham j Haifa CG. —
I 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 323
Ser. Civil Moslem Name. Address. No. Courts Courts
243 Mr. Isaac Eisen Tel-Aviv G.C. 244 Mr. Isaac Zundelevitch Tel-Aviv C.C. 245 Said EiT. Zein Eddin Jaffa G.C. — 246 Mr. Karl Hilis Haifa C.C. — 247 Mr. Ruda Zissman Tel-Aviv C.C. — 248 Mr. Nathan Baradaki Jerusalem C.C. — 249 Mr. Nissim Levy Jerusalem C.C. — 250 Mr. Dov Tovbine Haifa C.C. 251 Mr. Zerubabel Goldstein Haifa C.C. —_ 252 Mr. Chaim Krongold Jerusalem C.C. — 255 Sheikh Mustafa Fadel Eff. Ouri Jerusalem •—- M.C. 256 Abdel Ghani Eff. Kamleh Jerusalem — M.C. 257 Sheikh Nejib Eff. Labani Tul-Karem — M.G. 263 Sheik Muhammad Eff. Radi El-Husaini Haifa — M.C.
In addition, the following were admitted as advocates on the dates shown against their names, but under Article 11 (i) of the Advocates Ordinance their Admission Fee covers the Annual Practising Fee till 31st December, 1928.
Date of Civil Moslem No. Name Address Admission Courts Courts
258 Mr. Isaiah Pevsner Tel-Aviv 30.1.1928 G.G. 259 Dr. Eliahu Epstein Halevi Tel-Aviv 30.1.1928 C.C. — 260 Mr. Elimelech Lifschitz Haifa 30.1.1928 C.C. — 261 Mr. Solomon Bernblum Jerusalem 30.1.1928 C.C. — 262 Mr. Morris Goldenberg Jerusalem 30.1.1928 C.C. —
PROFESSIONAL LICENCES. 34 J. Danon Jerusalem 35 S. Hose Haifa I. 36 E. Cantor Haifa HI E. Weinshall Tel-Aviv 38 M. Zoback Tel-Aviv The following is a list of persons licensed 39 P. Frank Sarona to practise in Palestine as Land Surveyors 40 Rushdi El-lmam El- ־:under the Land Surveyors Ordinance 1925 Huseini Jerusalem No. of 41 E. Bploch Haifa Licence Name 42 A. Kipnis Tel-Aviv 43 S. Cytryn Jerusalem 2 S. Blader Tel-Aviv 44 M. Yachnovitzky Tel-Aviv 3 J. Frank Sarona 45 E. Levin Tel-Aviv 4 N. Paper Jerusalem' 47 Z. Cornfeld Jerusalem 6 i. Rabinovitz Jerusalem 50 E. Penn Tel-Aviv 7 S. Schakhnay Tel-Aviv 51 Z. Lifshitz Jerusalem 8 I. Doubitzky Tel-Aviv 9 N. Epstein Haifa 11 H. Salah Jaffa 12 J. Rosentool Tel-Aviv 13 A. Mitri Jaffa 15 I. Abu Taha Jaffa II. 17 S. Torok Jerusalem 18 A. Chissin Tel-Aviv 19 M. Sternheim Jerusalem Licences issued during May 1928 to Doctors 20 E. Yellin Jerusalem and Midwives to practise their 21 M. Kiriaty Tel-Aviv profession in Palestine. 22 E. Theiner Rehovoth 23 M. Mysh Haifa Licence No. Name Address 24 N. Popper Tel-Aviv 25 B. Szivos Haifa Doctors. 27 J. Breuer Haifa 28 D. B. Kulman Jaffa 29 S. Goldman Haifa DR.976 Judel Blumental Rehoboth 30 E. Stark Tel-Aviv DR.977 Eidel J. Rubingher Tel Aviv 32 H. Ram berg Tel-Aviv DR.978 Ro°ovine F. Heiikman Tel Aviv 324 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928.
Midwives. A new train will be run on Fridays only ־: as under M. 308 Lea Kleinman Jerusalem M. 309 Shoshana Renner Tiberias Fridays only. M. 310 Ahnva Lees Jerusalem M. 311 Hana Alkaim Jerusalem Samakh dep. 1105 M. 312 Raheel Nabian Jerusalem Jisr El Mejamie dep. 1130 Baisan dep. 1202 Shutta dep. 1215 Ain Harod dep. 1228 Afule dep. 1245 Tel Esh Shemmam dep. 1312 Haifa arr. 1355 PALESTINE RAILWAYS.
NOTICE. The train timed to leave Haifa at 16.40 daily will not run on Saturdays, on which day The attention of the Public is drawn to a new train will be run as under :- the following important alterations and additions to the Train Service which came into effect on Friday 1st June, 1928. Saturdays only.
Haifa dep. 2130 (1) Jerusalem - Jaffa Line. Tel Esh Shemmam dep. 2212 Afule dep. 2236 The train at present timed to leave Ain Haroct dep. 2258 Shutta Jerusalem at 0635 to Jaffa will be suppressed dep. 2314 Baisan and substituted^by a new train which will run dep. 2338 Jisr El Mejamie as under :- dep. 0012 Samakh arr. 0042 Jerusalem dep. 1750 Bittir dep. G. M. GAMPIGLI Deir Esh Sheikh dep. 28th May, 1928. Acting General Manager. Artuf dep. 1908 Yale of Sorek dep. 1923 Naaneh dep. idas Ram le h dep. 18Í45 Lydda arr. 1950 dep. REGISTRATION OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES Lydda North dep. UNDER THE COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES Tel-Aviv dep. ORDINANCE, 1920. Jaffa arr. 2030 The following particulars correspond in each case with the following headings.
1. Name of the Society. 2. Registered Office. .Nablus Line. j 3. Object ־ II) Tulkarem) The trains at present timed to leave Nablus at 13.30 and Tulkarem at 18.40 will be suppressed and trains timed to leave Nablus at 06.45 and Tulkarem at 09.40 will run on 1. Neve Shaanan Haifa, Cooperative Society, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only. Ltd. 2. Haifa. .Samakh Line. 3. Cooperative building society ־ Ill) Haifa)
The train at present timed to leave Samakh daily at 09.50 wilt run as under :- 1. Atid Kvutzah Cooperativith Leavodoth Halbashah Ltd. Mon. Tues. Wed. Th 2. Palestine. and Sats. 3. Cooperative Tailors. Samakh dep. 0S|50 Jisr El Mejamie dep. 1013 Baisan dep. 1051 Shutta dep. 1110 Sohar Kvoutzah Cooperativith Leavodoth Ain Hu rod dep. 1130 Hashmalioth Ltd. Afule tie[). 1200 2. Palestine. Tel Esh Shemmam dep. 1231 3. To carry on all kinds of electrical works on Haifa arr. 1312 cooperati ve basis. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 325 .1928׳ ,ißth June
1. The Palestine People's Crédit Coopérative REGISTRATION OF FOREIGN COMPANIES Crédit Society, Ltd. UNDER THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1921. 2. Haifa. 3. Coopérative crédit society. The particulars given below correspond in each case with the following headings.
1. Name of Company. 1. Haclai Hazair Bnei Benyamin, Cooperative 2. Names of persons authorised to accept notices Society Herzliah, Ltd. and to act on behalf of the Company with 2* Herzliah. regard to its affairs in Palestine. 3. To establish and manage in a cooperative way the irrigation of lands belonging to members. 1. Fracca Thomson & Company, Ltd. 2. N. Abcarius Bey, Advocate P. O. Box 82, Jerusalem. 1. Meshek Ein Harod Kvutzath Poalim Lehithiashvuth Shethufit, Ltd. 2. Ein Harod. 1. Mannheimer Versicherungsgesellschaft. 3. To manage and develop an agricultural 2. Dr. Henry Galili, Jerusalem. settlement in all its branches on cooperative basis at Ein Harod. 1. Le Danube Société Anonyme d'Assurances Générales. 2. Isaac Grun, 29 Herzl Street, P. 0. Box 10, Tel-Aviv. 1. Beth Harosheth Cooperativi Lemechonoth Veyezikat Barsel Unehosheth 4'Amal'' Haifa, Ltd. 1. Société Anonyme Gestetner Cyclostyle. 2. Haifa. 3. To carry on on cooperative principles all 2. Alfred J. Saphir, Armon Building, Room 59, kinds of metal works. Jaffa Road, Jerusalem.
1. Meshek Tel-Yoseph, Kvutzath Poalim Lehith NOTICES. iashvuth Shethufit, Ltd. 2. Tel-Yoseph. The following notices are inserted at the 3. To manage and develop an agricultural request of the Company and do not imply any settlement in all its branches on cooperative certification by the Registrar as to correctness principles at Tel-Yoseph. or authority.
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1. Kiriat Shaul Cooperative Society, Ltd. Hamanchil, Ltd. 2. Tel-Aviv. 3. Cooperative society for the building of garden cities with all installatory require• Notice is hereby given that Messrs Yehoshua ments, services and conveniences connected Suparsky and Engineer Jacob Guindzberg were elected Managing Directors of the above Company therewith. having each one all the rights to sign on behalf of the Company on all powers of attorney, cheques, contracts, bills, mortgages, kushans, all kinds of obligations &c, and the signature of each director shall have legal effect, and that REGISTRATION OF COMPANIES UNDER Mr. Haim Hurgin was reelected Director of the THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 4922. Company.
The particulars given below correspond in II. each case with the following headings. The Naphtali Company Ltd. 1. Name of the Company. 2. Object. Notice is hereby given that at the 3. Capital. Statutory Meeting of the above Company duly convened and held at Haifa on the 27th February 1928, the following persons were elected to act as Directors of the Company for the period 1. Mifalei Textile "Haereg" Ltd. until the next Annual General Meeting 2. The development of textile industry in Palestine. Siegfried Gluecksmann, Haifa 3. 3000 Pounds Egyptian divided into 1500 Samuel Pewsner, Haifa shares of L.E. 2 each. Tobia Dounie, Haifa. 326 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1028. I
REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS. 1. Farid Karkaby, Haifa Shukry Karkaby, Haifa The particulars given below correspond in 2. Farid and Shukry Karkabi, Haifa each case with the following headings:- 3. Both partners jointly and severally 4. 22nd February, 1928 to an unlimited period 5. Trade in cereals and commission 1. Names and addresses of partners* | 2. Firm name of partnership. | Names of partners authorised to administer 3. 1. Josef Brandshtatter, Haifa the partnership and sign for it. I Nachoum Joshua Hochman, Haifa Date of commencement and determination. Nachoum Bogen, Haifa Object. 5. 2. Josef Brandshtatter together with on of the other two partners 1. Jacob Yudelevitz, Tel Aviv 4. 6.5.28 to 5.5.1930 ,Merchants and dealers in agricultural tools ־Avshalom Yudelevitz, Tel Aviv 5 2. Yudelevitz Bros., trading machines and implements under the name of Palestine Transport Company, Jaffa 3. Jacob Yudelevitz ; Yehuda Hermoni, Haifa to an unlimited period j Theodor Ben-Nahum, Haifa ־ 1.1.1928 .4 5. Passenger and ijoods transport in Palestine 2. Hermoni and Ben Nahum and neighbouring countries | 3. Both partners jointly 4. 1.3.28-1.3.1930 Clearing, representation and commission Abraham Algazi, Jaffa Isaac Algazi, Jaffa Yehuda Algazi, Jaffa Shemuel Bentauvim, Jerusalem Behor Franko, Ja fía Moshe Bruchstein, Jerusalem 2. Franko and Algazi 2. S. Bentauvim and M. Bruchstein, Chemists 3. Messrs. Isaac Algazi and Behor Franko and Druggists, Jerusalem severally ! 3. Each of the partners separately 4. 21.5.1928 - 20.5.1933 | 4. 1.5.1928 to 30.4.1938 5. General merchants and commission agents 5. Managing a pharmacy and drug-store in Jerusalem
1. Menache Bedri, Tel Aviv | Aaron Sankovsky, Tel Aviv ' j 1. Shlomo Woloch, Jerusalem M. Bedri and Co. j David Mitchnik, Jerusalem ־ o Hachoresh 3. Cheques drawn on banks will be signed by 2. Woloch and Mitchnik Mr M. Bedri alone; all other undertakings, 3. Both partners jointly 616.1931־ like contracts, promissory notes, orders, 4. 14.5.1928 to receipts, etc., will be signed by the two 5. Manufacturing and selling sanitary garbage partners jointly j bins j ־ 30.12.1930 1.5.1928 Contractors for ploughing works by medium of tractors 1. Baymond Solomon Kehela, Baghdad Heskel Solomon Kehela, Haifa 2. R. and H. S. Kehela Bros Efrayim St rod, Tel Aviv 3. Each partner separately Mordekhai Strod, Tel Aviv 4, 1.1.28 to an unlimited period Yoel Strod, Tel Aviv 5. General merchants and commission agents Jacob Strod, Tel Aviv 2. Beit D'fus Efrayim Strod and sons 3. Efrayim Strod and any one of his son[^, Yacoub N. Farradj, Jerusalem being the partners, jointly Anastas 1. Hanania, Jerusalem to an unlimited period Yousef N. Abdo, Jerusalem ־ 1.5.1928 .4 5. Printers 2. Palestine Trade Agency, Hanania, Abdo and Co. Contracts, bills and cheques to be signed 1. Joseph Pachter, Jerusalem by any two of the three partners, and Gavriel Guberman, TelAviv \ management by anyone of the partners Yehuda Pauz, Tel Aviv I 4. 1.5.1928 to unlimited period Paltiel Finkelstein, Tel Aviv j 5. Contractors and general merchants. Joseph Brams, Tel Aviv j Leib Girstein, Jerusalem Israel Moshe Sussman, Jerusalem j NOTICES. Abraham Smoliansky, Jerusalem Yehezkel Handelman, Jerusalem I. 2. Haramahir, Pachter Finkelstein and Co. Notice is hereby given that the partnership 3. Leib Girstein, Joseph Pachter, Abraham I. Brandstater and M. Rosenblum notice of Smoliansky, Paltiel Finkelstein and Yehuda which has been given in Official Gazette No. Panz jointly j 143 dated 16th July 1925 has been dissolved as 1.3.1928 to an unlimited period j from the 6th May 1928. All assets and liabilities 5. Transport of passengers and goods by cars of the said dissolved partnership have passed in Palestine and neighbouring countries. to Mr. Ischak Brandstater. 16th Jane, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 327
II. The Outbidding List will be open (except on Sundays) during office hours from Monday Notice is hereby given that the partnership the 18th of June to Monday the 16th of July "Crushed Stone Manufacturers Sh. Grinberg and 1928, inclusive. T. Fasher" notice of which appeared in Official Gazette No. 154 dated 1st January 1926 has been The property may be viewed at any time dissolved as from the 3rd April 1928. All assets by arrangement with the District Officer, and liabilities of the said dissolved partnership Beersheba. have passed to Mr. Sh. Grinberg. The particulars and conditions of sale with plan may be obtained from the Director of Lands, Jerusalem or the District Officer, III. Beersheba. Notice is hereby given that the partner ship, t¿Livniah", Gottlieb and Hocherman, notice II. of which appeared in the Official Gazette No. 209 Lake Huleh Fisheries and Shelle. dated 16th *April 1928, was and is hereby dis The fishing rights on Lake Huleh and solved as from the 4th June 1928. the right to collect shells from the Lake are Mr. David Gottlieb has taken over all the put up for lease by Public Auction for the assets (including the inventory with all the period of one year from 1.7.28 to 30.6.29. machines and implements) and liabilities of the All particulars and conditions may be said partnership from the date of the dissolution. obtained from the District Officer, Safad, or Director of Lands, Jerusalem. IV. Bids will be accepted by the District Officer, Safad, during office hours, from Friday Notice is hereby given that the partnership the 15th of June to Saturday the 30th of June, Hachoresh-Rivkind, Bedri and Co., notice of 1928, inclusive. which appeared in the Official Gazette No. 181, J. N. STUBBS dated 16th February 1927, page 107, was dis solved with effect from 6th February 1928. Director of Lands.
V. Adjudication of Contracts. Notice is hereby given that the partnership 1. Hamashbir-Textil, Hamashbir and Elkes Cohen, The contract for supplying and laying notice of wrhich appeared in the Official Gazette soling and metalling on the Nikoforia Ptoad, dated 1st May 1927 was dissolved with effect from Jerusalem, has been awarded to Mr. Shahin the 15th March 1928, and that the whole business Ahmad at the following rates :- of the partnership together with all assets and liabilities of the said partnership have been Soling stacked (a) 240 mils per cub. meter taken over by the Hamashbir-Textil Company, Soling laid (a) 140 mils per cub. meter Ltd. Metalling stacked (a) 250 mils per cub. meter Metalling consolidated (S) 150 mils per cub. meter CORRIGENDA. Period of contract is seven weeks. I. The following paragraph should be added to the declaration published in Official Gazette II. the 1st June 1928 in re the partnership M. J. The contract for erecting a latrine at, and Mizrachi and Sons. repairs to, the building of the Girils' School, Hebron, has been awarded to Mr. E. D. Shelliem .L. P ־: Capital of Partnership .6 at 5°/0 below P.W.D. estimate rates. Period of 45, 128 (L. P. 16, 886) paid up capital by contract is one and a half calendar months. unlimited partner and L. P. 14, 122 paid up by each of the two limited partners. III. II. Printing Contract No. 10/28 has been adjudicated in favour of the following Printing The declaration published in Official Gazette Presses :- dated 1st June 1928 in re the partnership Eastern Stone Export Co. M. Goldenthal and Co. should Greek Convent £P. 26.140 mils read:- "The Eastern Stone Export Co. M. London Jews Society 23.000 Goldenthal and Co." and not "The Eastern Stone Syrian Orphanage 16.850 Export Co. Ltd." Commercial 0.750 Azriel 5.600 BANKRUPTCIES. Sinai 10.400 Goldberg 32.400 Notice is hereby given that Asher Veisler, a merchant in Jaffa, was declared bankrupt in accordance with a judgment delivered by the NOTICE. District Couit, Jaffa,' on 9th May 1928. . Notice is hereby given that the contract for the supply of benzine and kerosene which STATE DOMAINS was adjudicated in favour of Messrs The United Oil Importers Ltd. P.O.B. 361, Haifa, as pub I. lished in Official Gazette of the 1st of January, State Domains-Beersheba. 1928 has been transferred to Messrs Haim Kahan's Successors Ltd., P.O.B. 312, Jerusalem. The Government property (D/Beer/46) kpown as the 'Khalasa Ex-Police Post' situate The agents of the former contractors in the village of Khalasa will be offered for remain unchanged. sale by public auction. 328 i 6th June, 1928.
Number of Immigrants entering Palestine from 1-4-28 to 30-4-28.
17 I Jewrs Christians Moslems Total
CATEGORIES p p £ CD o Wome n Me n Me n j Me n Wome n Me n Wome n Children j y** Childre n Children j
A(i) Persons with LP. 500 and upwa rds. 11 ! 6 10 6 10 A(i)2 Dependants of persons in Category A (i). » A(iii) Persons with minimum income of ! — — LP. 60 per annum. ! 4• 5 9 2 1 1 — 6 6 3 A(v) Persons of religious occupations. ! — — — 4 5 — — — — 4 5 —
1 — — 4 — 1 — 4 A (vi) Students coming to schools and coljeges. ! — — — — B Persons in possession of less than - 3 — — 2 — — — — — 5 — — LP. 500. | B2 Dependants of persons in Category B. j — 1 — — 2 1 — — _ — 3 1 C Persons coming to employment. 9 — 10 5 — 4 .2 — 42 16 — C2 Dependants of persons in Categoi y c. i — 8 3 — 3 — — 1 2 — 12 5 D Dependants of residents. < 2 16 8 6 7 2 22 15
; 4.9 45 23 18 22 13 4 3 2 71 To 38 Total: 117 53 9 179
Note 1. Included in the above are 105 persons, viz: 63 Jews (31 men, 26 women and 6 chil• dren), 34 Christians (15 men, 15 women and 4 children) and 8 Moslems (3 men 3 women and 2 children)[ who entered the country as travellers and were given- permission to remain permanently. Note 2. 24 prospective immigrants were refused admission.
Number of Persons leaving Palestine permanently during April, 1928.
Residents previous to July.1920. !Settlers subsequent to June 1920. jews j Christians I Moslems Jews Christians Moslems Destinations rd I 0 o la Egypt a 2 Russia 5 Poland 18 Rumania 9 Balkan States (Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia, Turkey) ö| 1 Other European Countries 11 Central and South America 1 13 3 U. S. A. 12 16 17 1 Australia 1 Other Countries 7 1 1
Total 20[ 18 18 18 2 ! 55 63| 35 ! 27[ 8[ 5 S 125 13 25 21 ״56־ I
Total : 102 Total: 138 Grand Total : 240 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 329
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF NAMES
The following changes of names have been registered by the Immigration and Travel Section and certificates have been issued accordingly.
Old Name Address. New Name
Altman, Nachman Tel-Aviv Alterman, David Witop, Simcha Tiberias Avi-Tov, Simcha Anklevitch, Gecil Leib Tel-Aviv Anklevitch, Yehuda Rosenberg, Moszek Abel Tel-Aviv Arieli, Moshe Aminadaw Vermel, Reuben Jiser Megami Avivi, Reuben Bockstein, Moshe Merhavia Azmony, Moshe Sh windler, Aron Tel-Aviv Amiram, Aron Altman, Isaak Jerusalem Alterman, Isaak Altman, Beila Jerusalem Alterman, Beda Altman, Nasan Jerusalem Alterman, Nasan Altman, Leica Jerusalem Alterman, Lusa Bahous, Saleh Haifa Bahous, Elias Saleh Baroukhoff, Mashiach Jerusalem Barouch, Mashiach BaroukhoiT, Rachel Jerusalem Barouch, Rachel Sheva Jerusalem Barouch, Bat-Sheva־Baroukhoff, Bat Baroukhoff, Shoulamit Jerusalem Barouch, Shoulamit Baroukhoff, David Jerusalem Barouch, David Barbasch, Toni Haifa Barbash, Hadassa Kinkulkin, Baruch Tel-Aviv Buch man, Bar ach Dichter, Eichau an Tel-Aviv Ben-Yehuda, Elchanan Berkovski, Moshe Tel-Aviv Barkoi, Moshe Llaimov, Kemal Ramat-Gan Ben-Haim, Shmuel Zion Breier, Joseph־Le־Breier, Adalbert Rishon Hirshovitz, Emanuel Haifa Ben-Zvi, Emanuel Gotman, Meir Tel-Aviv Benaiahu, Meir Gotman, Rivka Tel-Aviv Benaiahu, Rivka Gotman, Isreela Tel-Aviv Benaiahu, Isreela Berkmanas, Ben-Yamin-Jankel Hebron ßarkaey, Benjamin Yacob Jakobsons, Hirs Benyamina Ben-Yacob, Zvi Brestovitzky, Azriel Jerusalem Broshi, Azriel Michalovski, Chaim Jerusalem Bourstein, Gabriel Gruber, Sheindel Tel-Aviv Broido, Yafa Berkovici, Joseph Tel-Aviv ßerkoy, Joseph Idelovitch, Shem Rishon-Le-Zion Benami, Shem Kohn, Eugen Geda Cohen, Yehoshoua Slobodianic, Leib Haifa Chofshi, Dov Si'obodianic, Mania Haifa Chofshi, Miriam Slobodianic, Aviva Haifa Chofshi, Aviva Berl, Eliezer Jerusalem Dubi, Eliezer Din Mohammadof, Ibrahim Jerusalem David, Ibrahim Din Mohammadof, Laila Jerusalem David, Leah Zaligaler, Mordechay Jerusalem Erlich, Mordechai Zaligaler, Miriam Jerusalem Erlich, Miriam Nabulsi, Mohammad Subhi Haifa El-Safadi, Moh'd Mahmud Derbfleish Ebel, Moshe Eliezer Tel-Aviv Ebel, Moshe Eliezer Ilaji Ali, Amin Jerusalem Elisha, Benjamin Haji Ali, Zeleka Jerusalem Elisha, Miriam Haji Ali, David Jerusalem Elisha, David Haji Ali, Suleiman Jerusalem Elisha, Shlomo Haji Ah, Yaffa Jerusalem Elisha, Yaffa Haji Ali, Eliahu Jerusalem Elisha, Eliahu Haji Ali, Leah Jerusalem Elisha, Leah Haji Ali, Israel Jerusalem Elisha, Israel Gypsman-Fridgut, Haia Haifa Fridgut, Haia Finkman, Jacob Haifa Finkman, Mordehai Shimon Shuster, Benzion Tel-Aviv Gold, Benzion Shuster, Chassida Tel-Aviv Gold, Ghassida 330 16th June, 1928
Old Name Address New Name
Gelman, Jacob Tel-Aviv Glishkin, Izchak Funt, Pesia Petach-Tikvah Grin berg, Pesia Brukner, Meir Shimeon Jerusalem Geshuri, Meir Shimeon Brukner, Shoshana Jerusalem Geshuri, Shoshana Loewenwirth, Shlomo Tel-Aviv Gurarie, Shlomo Lewitszky, Jacob Jerusalem Gur-Arye, Jacob Kaplan, David Tel-Aviv Giinshpan, Jacob Goldberg, Shlomo Tel-Aviv Goldberg, Yeshaiahu Licht, Jeruham Jerusalem Horovitz, Ezechiel Heiselbek, Wolf Tel-Aviv Harif, Zew Heiselbek, Perl Tel-Aviv Harif, Pnina Welker, Yona Tel-Aviv Heyrouti, Yona Krougliak, Samuel Haifa Hananeli, Samuel Krougliak, Ida Haifa Hananeli, Ida Harantz, Aharon Tel-Aviv Horany, Aharon Hausman, Itzhak Tel-Aviv Ishbait, Itzhak Jawitz, Zev Tel-Aviv Jawitz, Zussman Yacobovitch, Zakarea Petach-Tikvah Jacobs, Jack Zaky Ofani'Kalski, Nachum Haifa Kalski, Nachum Bresler, Noach Tel-Aviv Kochnover, Alexander Kaiserman, Samuel Tel-Aviv Kessary, Ouri Kaiserman, Zipora Tel-Aviv Kessary, Fany Kaiserman, Adar Claude Tel-Aviv Kessary, Adar Claude Knopf, Robert Haifa Knopf, Rubin Kuzowsky, Yankel Jerusalem Kozovsky, Chaim Menkarsky, Yechiel Mayer Jerusalem Kimchy, Yechiel Meyer Menkarsky, Miryam Jerusalem Kimchy, Miriam Menkarsky, Grunyah Jerusalem Kimchy, Grunyah Menkarsky, Israel Jerusalem Kimchy, Israel Menkarsky, Joel Jerusalem Kimchy, Joel Kadish, Arie Jerusalem Kadishevitz, Leib Kadish, Malka Jerusalem Kadishevitz, Malka Kadish, Hava Jerusalem Kadishevitz, Hava Introligator, Shmuel Jerusalem Kaplan, Shemuel Lokavitzky, Hersh Tel-Aviv Kohen, Zvi Lerner, Haim Acre Landany, Haim Okun, Jacob Meirov Piaría Levin, Max Meirov Bialik, Henoch Tel-Aviv Levanon-Bialik, Manoach Roiz, Haim Tel-Aviv Lamdan, Chaim Zvi Pudelko, Moshe Haifa Mazliach, Moshe Pudelko, Szeindla Haifa Mazliach, Yafa Pudelko, Israel Haifa Mazliach, Israel Pudelko, Ita Haifa Mazliach, Ada Alehluz, Shalom Jerusalem Mandelblat, Shalom Bekerman, Shalom Petach-Tikvah Minkovitz, Beniamin Mizrahi-Cohen, Eliahu Petach-Tikvah Ovecl, Eliahu Mizrahi-Cohen, Hana Petach-Tikvah Oved, Hana Mizrahi-Cohen, Yosef Petach-Tikvah Oved, Yosef Mizrahi-Cohen, Ester Petach-Tikvah Oved, Ester Mizrahi-Cohen, Sara Petach-Tikvah Oved. Sara Mizrahi-Cohen, Rahi Petach-Tikvah Oved, Rahl Krauthammer, Aron Tel-Aviv Opher, Aron Krauthammer, Helen Tel-Aviv Opher Helen Oguz, Abel Tel-Aviv Oguz, Aba Oguz, Dussia Tel-Aviv Oguz, Dina Klingbeil, Asher Haifa Plotnik, Asher Klingbeil, Mina Haifa Plotnik, Mina Ehrlich, Sara Jerusalem Poznanski, Sara Feldmann, Israel Tel-Aviv Paldi, Israel Feklmann, Rafael Tel-Aviv Paldi, Rafael Feldmann, Azgad Tel-Aviv Paldi, Azgad Reihmrm, Solomon Ruvm To!-Aviv Richman, Solomon Rouvin Rubinchyk, Gershon Tel-Aviv Rubin, Gershon Segalowitz, Harris London Seal, Harris Rosenfarb, Nathan Feitel Jerusalem Shoshani, Nathan 16th June, 4028. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 331
Old Name Address New Name
Rosenfarb, Haya Jerusalem Shoshani, Haya Rosenfarb, Ruth Jerusalem Shoshani, Ruth Blizovsky, Bariich Hederá Shomroni, Baruch Kushnir, Izhak Tiberias Shay, Izhak Beer Haifa Shenburg, Bernard ׳Szeynberg, Bernard Shachnuk, Shmariahu Tel-Aviv Shachnai, Shmariahu Ketzlach, Mordechai Haifa Shunari, Mordechai Dorn, Aharon Haifa Seneh, Aharon Shmerl, Chaim Haifa Shmerl, Rachmiel Shlosberg, Chaim Tel-Aviv Shlosberg, Nehemia vStein, Abraham Eliahu Jerusalem Sela, Abraham Eliahu Zines, Israel Kefar Yecheskiel Shumsky, Izrael Zines, Beila Kefar Yecheskiel Shumsky, Beila Zines, Shulamit Kefar Yecheskiel Shumsky, Shulamith Nishnick, Simha Haifa Simhony, Simha Nishnick, Hanna Haifa Simhony, Hanna Nislmick, Uriel Haifa Simhony, Uriel Nishnick, Debora Haifa Simhony, Debora Gutfreind, Aron Hederá Stanetzky, Daniel Shemtobshwili, Yusiph Aharon Jerusalem Shemtob, Yusiph Aharon Shemtobshwili, Yafa Jerusalem Shemtob, Yafa Shemtobshwili, Yeshua Jerusalem Shemtob, Yeshua Shemtobshwili, Ben Zion Hai Jerusalem Shemtob, Ben-Zion Hai Shemtobshwili, Israel Jerusalem Shemtob, Israel Shemtobshwili, Aaron Hai Jerusalem Shemtob, Aharon Hai Shwartzman, Siska Tel-Aviv Shchory, Susia Szryftman, Telka Haifa Szryftman, Yona Shavlansky, Gershon Jerusalem Shilony, Gershon Salamon, Ludovic Jerusalem Shomrony, Yehuda Riskind, Shiomo-Moshe Tel-Aviv Tokar, Shlomo-Moshe Riskind, Faiga Tel-Aviv Tokar, Faiga Teherniakoff, Gregorie (Herz) Tel-Aviv Tcherniak, Itzhak Tei tele man, Mendel Tel-Aviv Tamari, Mendel Varshitzky, Sisie Piaifa Varshitzky, Alexander Varshitzky, Keila Haifa Varshitzky, Ester Pascal, Nissim Haifa Velikson, Nissim Pascal, Toba Haifa Velikson, Toba Pascal, Jacob Haifa Velikson, Jacob Pascal, Dvora Haifa Velikson, Dvora Pascal, Towia Haifa Velikson, Towia Kerner, Juda Zalman Tel-Aviv Weinig, Arie Rahman, Israel Tel-Aviv Wlostowitszer, Abraham Schnur, Chaim Jerusalem Yochnowicz, Chaim Kihmnik, Itshak Haifa Yacoby, Itzhak Kilimnik, Sara Haifa Yacoby, Sara Shein, Mendil Jerusalem Yafe, Menachem Grin, David Jerusalem Yarok, Zemach Feuerstein, Jacob Haifa Zuri, Jacob, Ben-Izhak, Eliezer Kfar Yeheskiel Zelman, Eliezer Sohr, Jene Haifa Zohar, Yehezkeel Yona Spivak, Michel Jerusalem Zamir, Michael. 332 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928.
PALESTINE
Dr. Account of Cash Receipts! and Payments from 1st January, 1928
Receipts in the RECEIPTS m on tu of TOTAL January, 1928 LP. mils LP. mils
Balance oil 1st January, 1928. 64,882 096, 64,882 096
812 79,876 .־ Customs 79,876 812 .1 2. Port and Marine 485 947 485 947 3. Licences, Taxes, etc. 68,602 563 68,602 563 4. Fees of Court or Office, Receipts for Specific Services & Reimbursements 18,590 818 18,590 818 5. Posts and Telegraphs | 14,328 194 14,328 194 6. Railways I 50,707 693 50,707 693 7. Revenue from Government Property 1,849 614 1,849 614 8. Interest 1,900 933 1,900 933 9. Miscellaneous 490 137 490 137 10. Land Sales 517 603 517 603 237,350 314 237,350 314
11. Grant-in-A id
Total Revenue L.P. 237,350 314 237,350 314 Loan Account L.P. 1,295,000 1,295,000 Totals L.P. 1,532,350 314 1,532,350 314 Advances 2,074,331 530 2,074,331 530 Deposits 198,037 754 198,037 754 Imprests 29,862 390 29,862 390 Drafts and Remittances Unallocated Stores 23,421 400 23,421 400
Total Receipts L.P. 3,858,003 388 3,858,003 388
TOTAL INCLUDING BALANCE L.P. 3,922,885 484 3,922,885 484 iöth .lune, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 333
GOVERNMENT
to 31st January, 1928 Cr.
Payments in the PAYMENTS month of TOTAL January, 1928. LP. mils LP. mils
1. Pensions 1,122 082 1,122 082 2. Public Debt and Loan Charges 367 925 367 925 3. His Excellency The High Commissioner 539 517 539 517 4. Secretariat 1,546 812 1,546 812 5. District Administration 6,489 676 6,489 676 6. Legal Department 669 422 669 422 7. Judicial Department 6,191 018 6,191 018 8. Treasury 1,196 820 1,196 820 9. Audit Department 872 660 872 660 10. Customs, Excise and Trade 4,176 417 4,176 417 11. Department of Health 6,869 108 6,869 108 12. Department of Education 7,773 203 7,773 203 13. Department of Agriculture & Forests 4,705 126 4,705 126 14. Antiquities Department 584 587 584 587 15. Land Settlement 413 480 413 480 16. Land Department 1,643 128 1,643 128 17. Survey Department 2,988 877 2,988 877 18. Police and Prisons 21,924 873 21,924 873 19. Gendarmerie (Palestinian Section) 20. Gendarmerie (British Section) 21. Transjordan Frontier Force 11,523 611 11,523 611 22. Defence 23. Posts and Telegraphs 9,184 721 9,184 721 24. Public Works Department 2,595 509 2,595 509 25. Public Works Recurrent 7,090 324 7,090 324 26. Railways 21,151 509 21,151 509 27. Miscellaneous 4,423 185 4,423 185
Total Ordinary Expenditure L.P. 126,043 590 126,043 590 28. Posts & Telegraphs Extraordinary 344 378 344 378 29. Public Works Extraordinary 16,716 042 16,716 042 30. Railways Extraordinary 270 376 270 376 31. Transjordan Frontier Force Extraordinary Total Expenditure L.P. 143,374 386 143,374 386 Loan Account L.P. 1,009,862 456 1,009,862 456 Totals L.P. 1,153,236 842 1,153,236 842 Advances 2,401,244 213 2,401,244 213 Deposits 252,278 339 252,278 339 Imprests 21,217 150 21,217 150 Drafts and Remittances Unallocated Stores 27,107 630 27,107 630 Total Payments L.P. 3,855,084 174 3,855,084 174 Balance on 31st January, 1928. 67,801 310 67,801 310
TOTAL INCLUDING BALANCE L.P. 3.922,885 484 3,922,885 484 .1928׳ ,Jüth June׳ .OFFICIAL GAZETTE 334 I • ______: . - — PALESTINE
Dr. Account of Cash Receipts and Payments from 1st January, 1928
Receipts in the Receipt 3 month of from 1st Jan . 1928 TOTAL RECEIPTS February, 1928 to 31st Jan. 1928 LP. mils LP. mils LP. mils 1st January, 1928 — — 64,882 096 64,882 096 Balance on 1st February, 1928 | 67,801 310 — — — —
1. Customs 58,887 978 79,876 812 138,764 790 2. Port and Marine 355 598 485 947 841 545 3. Licences, Taxes, etc. 45,060 036 68,602 563 113,662 599 4. Fees of Court or Office, Receipts for Specific Services & Reimbursements 16,880 011 18,590 818 35,470 829 5. Post and Telegraphs 17,755 702 14,328 194 32,083 896 6. Railways 22,991 885 50,707 693 73,699 578 7. Revenue from Government Property 1,125 378 1,849 614 2,974 992 1 ;829 050 1,900 933 3,729 983 8. Interest 234 990 490 137 725 127 9. Miscellaneous 170 166 517 603 687 769 10, Land Sales 165,290 794 237,350 314 402,641 108
11. Grant-in-Aid
1
Total Revenue L.P. 165,290 794 237,350 314 402,641 108 Loan Account L.P. 140,000 000 1,295,000 000 1,435,000 000 Totals •L-P- 305,290 794 1,532,350 314 1,837,641 108 Advances 554,271 948 2,074,331 530 2,628,603 478 Deposits 182,849 867 198,037 754 380,887 621 Imprests 47,349 950 29,862 390 77,212 340 Drafts and Remittances Unallocated Stores 14,402 684 23,421 400 37,824 084 Total Receipts L.P. 1,104,165 242. 3,858,003 388 4,962,168 631
TOTAL INGLUDING BALACE L.P. 1,171,966 553 3,922,885 484 5,027,050 727
! 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 335
GOVERNMENT to 29th February, 1928 Cr.
Payments in the Payments PAYMENTS month of from 1st Jan. 1928 to 29th Febr. 1928. TOTAL 1928׳ ,February LP. mils LP. mils LP. mils
1. Pensions 1,211 409 1,122 082 2,333 491 2. Public Debt and Loan Charges 14 967 367 925 382 892 3. His Excellency The High Commissioner 492 798 539 517 1,032 315 4. Secretariat 1,464 467 1,546 812 3,011 279 5. District Administration 7,015 435 6,489 676 13,505 111 6. Legal Department 821 711 660 422 1,491 133 7. Judicial Department 5,938 869 6,191 018 12,129 887 8. Treasury 1,331 412 1,196 820 2,528 232 9. Audit Department 769 836 872 660 1,642 496 10. Customs, Excise and Trade 2,866 061 4,176 417 7,042 478 11. Department of Health 7,121 100 6,869 108 13.990 208 12. Department of Education 10,085 424 7,773 203 17;858 627 13. Department of Agriculture & Forests 9,731 218 4,705 126 14,436 344 14. Antiquities Department 613 778 584 587 1,198 365 15. Land Settlement 620 639 413 480 1,034 119 16. Lands Department 1,504 289 1,643 128 3,147 417 17. Survey Department 1,521 882 2,988 877 4,510 759 18. Police and Prisons 25,214 160 21,924 873 47,139 033 19. Gendarmerie (Palestinan Section) 20. Gendarmerie (British Section) 40 000 40 ooa 21. Transjordan Frontier Force 11,746 811 11,523 611 23,270 422 22. Defence 23. Posts and Telegraphs 10,730 149 9,184 721 19,914 870 24. Public Works Department 2,246 005 2,595 509 4,841 514 25. Public Works Recurrent 8,187 736 7,090 324 15,278 060 26. Railways 20,533 706 21,151 509 41,685 215 27. Miscellaneous 4,874 319 4,423 185 9,297 504
Total Ordinary Expenditure L.P. 136,698 181 126,043 590 262,741 771 28. Post and Telegraphs Extraordinary 449 941 344 378 794 319 29. Public Works Extraordinary 8,089 734 16,716 042 24,805 776 30. Railways Extraordinary 1,150 126 270 376 1,420 502 31. Transjordan Frontier Force Extraordinary Total Expenditure L.P. 146,387 982 143,374 386 289,762 368 Loan Account L.P. 3,312 295 1,009,862 456 1,013,174 751 Totals L.P. 149,700 277 1,153,236 842 1,302,937 119 Advances 628.541 642 2,401,244 213 3,029,785 855 Doposits 169,798 259 252,278 339 422,076 598 Imprests 47,879 844 21,217 150 69,096 994 Drafts and Remittances Unallocated Stores 11,705 792 27,107 630 38,813 422 Total Payments L.P. 1,007,625 814 3,855,084 174 4,862,709 988 31st January, 1928 67,801 310 Balance on 29th February, 1928 164,340 739 164,340 739 TOTAL INCLUDING BALANCE L.P. 1,171,966 553 3,922,885 484 5,027,050 727 NOTICES. I. The following unclaimed goods lying in the Stores of Ihe Levant Bonded Warehouses Company Jaffa, will be sold by public auction if not cleared within 3 weeks of the date of this notice.
Number and Name of Date of Marks Quantity Date of Description of Whence Contents Consignee Steamer arrival and No. or Weight Packages Warehousing
Kilos Sardegna 30.3.27 C. R. 2489 9 1 case Genoa Fruits conserves — 21.4.27 Celio 27.3.27 CG A. 11 1 case Venice Samples of cement tiles Order 23.4.27 Ad m. Hamilton 9.4.27 R. L. 21/40 800 20 cases Antwerp Confectionery Order 26.4.27 - cases Antwerp Biscuits Order 27.4.27 100־ Izerhandel 10.4.27 J.K.F. 1/100 1200 Dacia 22.3.27 L.E. 39 46 1 case Constanza Effects (Personal) Levy P.O.IJ. 85 29.4.27
II. The following unclaimed goods lying in the Customs Stores, J alia will be sold by public auction if not cleared within 3 weeks of the date of this notice.
Number and Name of Date of Marks Quantity Contents Consignee Whence Steamer arrival or Weight Description of Packages Kilos Hector 1.10.27 E. Faim 164 1 case Cigarettes E. Faiman New-York Pierre Loti 6.10.27 AF. 9451/3 12 1 case Advertising matter M. Maritimes Naples Adm. Hamilton 19.10.27 S/M 117 3 sacks Portland cement — Over Manifest Sardegna 12.10.27 Address MD 5 1 case Bottle of miscela Order Genoa DSD.FR/BM water Galicia 13.10.27 EX. 50 4 bundles Wooden boxes Order Trieste III.
The following unclaimed goods lying in the Customs Stores, Haifa, will be sold by public auction if not cleared within three weeks of the date of this notice.
Name of Date of Marks Quantity Number and Contents Consignee Whence Steamer arrival of Weight Description of Packages
Kilos Milano 9.11.27 KH 15 1 case Tomato sauce Over manifest Genoa Milano 9.11.27 200 2 bales Cotton Over manifest Genoa Gastin 11.11.27 Address 19 1 case Samples mineral oil Order Alexandria ïaboura 16.11.27 1 green 2 bundles Ironware Over manifest Anvers Taboura 16.11.27 1 green 2500 24 pieces Ironware Over manifest Anvers ïaboura 16.11.27 1 green 74 pieces Ironware Over manifest Anvers Ersthandel 27.11.27 100 1 bag Rice Over manifest Alexandria Gastin 8. 4.27 GGJ 140 2 cases Paperware Order Trieste 126/27
IV. The following unclaimed goods lying in the Stores of the Levant Bonded Warehouses Company, Haifa, will be sold by public auction if not cleared within three weeks of the date of this Notice.
Number and Name of Date oí Marks Quantity Contents Consignee Whence Steamer arrival Description of of Weight Packages 1 Lot GBVH Ertshandel 29. 5.27 FAVH 1650 22 cases Mastic Ottoman Bank Antwerp 1/22 338 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928. J
STATEMENT OF WRECK SALVED DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL 1928
Serial Date of Description of Wreckage Where Name and Residence No. Report found of Salver Mark | 10/28 4-4-28 1 Case (DK) Cont. 143 Tin Basins Jaffa Roadsdead A. M. el Ghattis Jaffa 2
11/28 13-4-28 8 Pieces Iron Tubes G W. 18 Pieces Iron Tubes 4f G.W. 1 Piece Iron Tube 3i JAF/PA 1 Piece Iron Tube là L.G. Jaffa Roadstead A. M. el Ghattis 1 Piece Iron Tube JA.F/PA i no mark'5׳ Pieces iron Tubes 11 4 Pieces Iron Tubes no mark
12/28 13-4-28 5 100 1 Case Steel Bars GBG 59055 18 Pieces Iron Tubes 4j' G.W. 2 Pieces Iron Tubes 5j' G.W. 3 Pieces Iron Tubes 4j L.G. JAF i Jaffa Roadstead A. A. Bozom ׳Pieces Iron Tul.es 4j 5 1 Piece Iron Tube 6f JAF 20 Pieces Iron Tubes 5j' no mark 18 Pieces Iron Tubes 4f no mark 2״ Bundle Iron Tubes 2| Pieces of 1
13/28 16-4-28 I GB 1 Case Window Glass 69 1 Case Hammers BC 201 1 Case Glass Tiles JPA/VBF,1151 Jaffa Roadstead 1 Piece Cast Iron Accessory B.W. A. A. Bozom 1345/38 G.G. 1 Piece Cast Iron Accessory no marks 1 Pack. Bed Paris no !marks
14/28 17-4-28 13 Pieces Iron Tubes 4" JAF/PA JAF/PA 5״ Pieces Iron Tubes 3 JAF/PA ׳]Pieces Iron Tubes 6 2 4 Pieces Iron Tubes JAF/PA 3 Pieces Iron Tubes LG 1 Piece Iron Tube G & Co Iaffa Roadstead A. M. el Ghattis 1 Piece Iron Tube EES 1 Piece Iron Tube GW 2 Bdls. Galv. Tubes no marks 1 Bdl. Black Tubes no marks 2 Bdls. Galv. Tube no marks
15/28 18-4-28 9 P teces Iron Tubes 3" JAF/PA 31 P. eces Iron Tubes 4" JAF/PA 6 P,tece s Iron Tubes 5" JAF/PA 1 PiLec e Iron Tube 6" JAF/PA 2 PJlece s Iron Tubes i" ZS 1 P]lec e Iron Tube 5" ZS 1 PJ ece Iron Tube é» ZS Jaffa Roadstead A. A. Bozom 1 PJ ece Iron Tube 3" LG 1 PJ ece Iron Tube 4" LG 1 PJ eces Iron Tubes Ö" LG/PA EES ״Pi ece Iron Tube Ej 1 G&Co 4״ P] eces Iron Tubes 3 1 Pi ece Iron Tube 6" GEO/PA 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 339
Serial Date of Description of Wreckage Where Name and Residence No. Report found of Salver
18-4-28 1 Case Springs MR. 7560/2 1 Case Springs MR. 7560/7 JAF/PA 3״ Piece Iron Tube 1 JAF/PA 4״ Pieces Iron Tubes 13 2 Pieces Iron Tubes 6" JAF/PA 1 Piece Iron Tube 4" GEO/PA 5 Pieces Iron Tubes 3" GW 1 Piece Iron Tube 4" G&Co. 1 Piece Iron Tube 6" MP LG 3׳׳ Piece Iron Tube 1 ZS 4״ Pieces Iron Tubes 2 2 Pieces Iron Tubes 5" ZS Jaffa Roadstead A. A. Bozom AR/ZS 4״ Piece Iron Tube 1 9 Pieces Iron Tubes 4" no mark 1 Bdl. Black Tube 2" no mark 1 Bdl. Galv. Tubes 8/^ no mark
AR/SSM 4״/« Bdl. Galv. Tubes 1 AR/SSM 2״ Pieces Galv. Tubes 3 1 Bdle. Galv. Tubes 1" LG 1 Bdle. Galv. Tubes 2" no mark 1 Piece Cast Iron Pipe 4" 1 Bdle. Round Iron Bars
17/28 18-4-28 1 Brl. Ground Iron Mark W.H. 1 Brl. Ground Iron Mark W 7 Bdles Iron Hoops marked red green 1 Case Iron Nails no mark 11 Pieces Iron Tubes 4" JAF/PA JAF/PA 3״ Pieces Iron Tubes 2 1 Piece Iron Tube 5" JAF/PA JAF/PA 6״ Pieces Iron Tubes 4 1 Piece Iron Tube 4" LG/PA Jaffa Roadstead LG/PA A. M. el Ghattis 5׳׳ Piece Iron Tube 1 LG 6״ Piece Iron Tube 1 RA/LG 4׳״ Piece Iron Tube 1 MP 5׳׳ Pieces Iron Tubes 2 MP 6״ Piece Iron Tube 1 GEO/PA 4״ Pieces Iron Tubes 2 1 Filter Pipe LG. 1128 ZST green 8״ Piece Iron Tube 1 no mark 6״ Piece Iron Tube 1
18/28 20-4-28 11 Cases Sewing Machines and parts Jaffa Roadstead A. A. Bozom Mark 1Singer'
19/28 20-4-28 1 Case Window Glass no mark Jaffa Roadstead A. M. el Ghattis
JAF/PA 4״ Pieces Iron Tubes 13 20-4-28 20/28 1 Piece Iron Tube 3" JAF/PA 1 Piece Iron Tube 5* JAF/PA 3 Pieces Iron Tubes 6" JAF/PA 7 Pieces Iron Tubes JB/PA 4 Pieces Iron Tubes JB/PA »Jaffa Roadstead A. A. Bozom 4 Pieces Iron Tubes G.E.O. 1 Piece Iron Tube S.T.M. 46 3 Pieces Iron Tubes S.T.M. 46 3 Pieces Iron Tubes S.T.M. 46 340 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928
Serial Date of Description of "Wreckage Where Name and Residence No. Report Found of Salver
LG/PA 4״ Pieces Iron Tubes 2 21-4-28 21/28 LG/PA ״Piece Iron Tube o 1 4 Pieces Iron Tubes 4" JAF 3 Pieces Iron Tubes 5" JAF MP 4״ Piece Iron Tube 1 1 Piece Iron Tube ë" MP 2 Pieces Iron Tubes GEO 1 Piece Iron Tube 4" G&Co. 1 Piece Iron Tube 3" CC 1 Piece Iron Tube 4" AR/LC > Jaffa Roadstead A. A. Bozom 11 Pieces Iron Tubes ji" no marks 3 Pieces Iron Tubes 6" no marks AR/SSM 2״ Piece Galv. Tube 1 'Ml 5״ Piece Galv. Tube 1 no marks 1״ Bdle. Galv. Tube 1
1 Bdle. Black Tubes tli/2" no mark« 4 Pieces Squa re Iron Bars 2 Pieces Cast Iron Pipes 4"
22/28 23-4-28 1 Case Window Glass 765 i EBF. 22 1 Case Window Glass 764. 16 I "MZS 2 Rolls Barbed Wire no marks 1 Pack. Bed Springs no marks 8 Bdls. Iron Hoops no marks Jaffa Roadstead A. M. el Ghattis ׳ Case Iron Nails MS 1 2 Pieces Iron Tubes 0" JAF/PA 2 Pieces Iron Tubes 4" GEO AR/ZS 8״ Pieces Iron Tubes 5 1 Piece Iron Tube 6" LG 2 Pieces Iron Tubes 2" no marks 1 Piece Iron Tube j&" no marks no marks 6״ Piece Iron Tube 1
no marks 6״ Pieces Iron Tubes 2 24-4-28 23/28 3 Pieces Iron Tubes 4" no marks Jaffa Roadstead A. M. el Ghattis .MP 4״ Pieces Iron Tubes 2
24/28 24-4-28 Pack. Bed Springs HP. 35 es JM&JL ־ ־ " ' " Bdls. Wire Netting! no marks MP ׳־'s ' j4 ־ "Pieces Iron Tube Pieces Iron Tubes ^ JAF/PA Piece Iron Tube 4" ZS Jaffa Roadstead A. A. Bozom Piece Iron Tube ji" AR/JB Pieces Iron Tubes 5" LG Pieces Iron Tubes 4" no marks Piece Iron Tube p" no marks Piece Wire Rope no marks
25/28 25-4-28 1 Piece Sanitary Warje no marks Jaffa Roadstead A. M. el Ghattis ׳ Bdl. Wire Netting ! no marks 1 4 Pieces Cast Iron Pipes no marks 16th June, 1928. OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 341
4/28 30-4-28 8 Pieces Iron Pipes In Sea Haifa Mohammed Oddadi 1 Piece Iron Pipes 2 Pieces Gal v. Pipes 6 Pieces Pipes black In Sea Haifa Mohammed Ali Nabilsi 6 Iron Girders 1 Bdle. Round Iron.
VACATION OF COURTS. Mustafa EfT. Dabbagh, Assistant Inspector of Education, Grade III, Junior Service, Depart The Summer Vacation of thirty one days ment of Education, to be Acting District •will begin this year on Monday, the 6th August. Inspector of Education, Jerusalem District, During the vacation no appeals or Civil cases during the absence on leave of Hussein Eff. will be tried, nor any civil applications heard Ruhi, CJ.E., M.B.E., with effect from the in any Court except in urgent matters by leave 15th of June, 1928. of the President of the Court or a Judge app ointed to consider urgent applications. "B'' Termination of Appointments. M. F. J. MCDONNELL Chief Justice. His Excellency the High Commissioner 43th June 1928. directs it to be notified for general information that :-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JERUSALEM. The appointment of Mr. Willoughby Bullock, Relieving President, District Court, Citation for Resealing grant of probate. Class 1, Judicial Department, terminated on the 24th of April, 1928. In the matter of Abraham Isaac Drapkin, deceased.
I do hereby cite all and all manner of UC" Vacation Leave. persons to appear in the said Court within 10 days from the date of the publication of this Citation in the Official Gazette and show cause, His Excellency the High Commissioner has if any they have, why probate of the will of been pleased to approve vacation leave in respect the said Abraham Isaac Drapkin, deceased, of the following officers :- granted to Barclays Bank Ltd. in the Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court at' Justice Mr. D. Cornet, Palestine Railways, in England, should not be sealed with the seal 4.5.28-31.7.28 of this Court, as, in default thereof, the Court ^ i "*jJüjr-Lii׳ 'Ln will proceed to seal the same accordingly. Dr. Z. Haddad, Department of Health, This 31st day of May, 1928. 23.5.28-6.6.28 F. H. BAKER Mr. Badi Bushrui, District Administration, President, District Court of Jerusalem. Northern District, 25.5.28-24.6.28
Captain|J. W. Smith, Trans-Jordan Frontier APPOINTMENTS etc. Force, 1.6.28-31.8.28
"A" Appointments. Abdi Bey^ Husheimi, Department of Police and M.B.E Prisons, 1.6.28-30.6.28 The High Commissioner has appointed :- Mr. T. Griffiths, Assistant Accountant, Class 3, Mr. F. Holstein, Department of Surveys, Department of Posts and Telegraphs to be 4.6.28-14.8.28 Acting Chief Accountant during the absence on leave of Mr. B. Lewis with effect from Mr. E. Morgan, Palestine Railways, the 5th of June, 1928. 5.6.28-4.9.28
Mr. R. BriercliLTe, 0. B. E., Deputy Director, Mr. B. Lewis, Department of Posts and Grade "E" Department of Health to be Telegraphs, 5.6.28-4.9.28 Acting Director during the absence on leave of CoL G.W. Heron, C.B.E., D.S.O., with Mr. F. H. Smith, Department of Posts and effect from the 7th of June, 1928. Telegraphs, 5.6.28-4.9.28 342 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 16th June, 1928.
Colonel G. W. Heron, Department of Health, AMENDMENT OF GENERAL REGULATIONS. C.B.E., D.S.O., 7.6.28-6, 9.28 G. Regs.-Amending Slip No. 55-16.6.28. Hussein Eff. Ruhi, Department of Education Page 38. Addendum to Chapter 2, Section 3, CLE., M.B,E., 15.6.28-14 7.28 Regulation.
The following provision shall be added to Chapter 2, Section 7, of General Regulations as Regulation 11 A: TITHES ASSESSMENT. The Chief Secretary may, in special cases, authorise the payment of travelling allowances Appointment of Summer at a rate not exceeding 400 mils a night to Tithes Inspector for female employees below Grade I of the Junior Mame 1927. Date Service and female employees holding unclas• sified appointments who are required to travel- Shukri Frei wat Acre 27.9.27 on duty.
Appointment of Winter Tithes Inspectors Quarantine & Infectious for 1928. Diseases Summary.
Nimr Abu Ghosh Beersheba 30.3.28 For week ending midnight of 9-6-28. Raghib Mohamad Messoud Nablus 15.5.128 1. Quarantine Restrictions. Assad el Yusuf Seifi Nablus 15.5J28 Kamil Ahdul Hadi Salih Nablus 15.5.128 No restrictions are at present in force. Tewfik ElT. Haj Assad Jenin 15.5.28 15.5.28 Aref Nashef Tulkarem. 2. Report of Infectious Diseases in Musa Buksheishter Safad 15.5.28 Palestine.
Appointment of Winter Relapsing Date Tithes Estimators .Place. Typhus. Fever. notified 1928׳ for Tel-Aviv, Jaffa Mohamad Ben Sabbah Beersheba 30.3.28 District 5.6.28 Mohamad Suliman El Bir Wqub, Keimary Beersheba 30.3.28 Ramleh District 5.6.28 Haj Mahmud Darwish Tiberias Town 6.6.28 Abu Sha'ban Beersheba 30.3.28 Jerusalem, Town. 7.6.28 Mohamad Kabou'a Beersheba 30 3J28 Hassan Atawneh Beersheba 30.3.28 Musleh Bin Jirmy Beersheba 3U.3J28 Freij Bin Hamed Beersheba 30.3J28 Odeh Abu Ghadra Beersheba 20.3.128 Terms of Subscription for the Salih Mohamad Nablus 15.5.28 Official Gazette. Ibrahim el Hanna Nablus 15.5.28 Anees Mahmud Nablus 15.5.128 Single copies sold locally 50 mils. Ibrahim Ismail Nablus 15.5 .;28 Post Free. Said Khalil Batta Nablus 15.5.28 Abdulla Remmal Nablus 15.5.Ë8 Quarterly Half-yearly Annually Ibrahim Derwish Nablus 15.5.J28 Hussein el Ubeisi Nablus 15.5.28 Palestine 250 mils. 500 mils. £P. 1 Easa Devvani Nablus 15.5.ß8 Abroad 400 mils. 600 mils. £P. 1.200 mils. Fahd Mohd. el Husein Jen in 15.5.28 Tewfik Mahmud Atari Jenin 15.5.28 Amin Mohamad el Abd Application with remittances (Cash, Jenin 15.5,28 Postal or Money Orders only) should Mohamad Qasim Jenin 15.5.28 Shakier Ghenim be made to : Superintendent Printing Jenin 15.5.28 and Stationery, Russian Buildings, Ismail Natour Tulkarem 15.5.28 Saleh Sa'adeh Jerusalem. No subscriptions will be Tulkarem 15.5.28 refunded, after payment• Abdel Rahim Samara Tulkarem 15.5.28 Abdel Rahim Haj Ahmad Tulkarem 15.5,28 Mahmoud Saleh Tulkarem 15.5.28 The Official Gazette is obtainable by the Trade Mohamad S. Zeid Safau 15.5.J28 from the Superintendent, Printing and Stationery,, Ahmed H. Deeb Safad 15.5J28 Russian Buildings, Jerusalem. It can be purchased Assad Maraqa Hebron 12.4J28 by the Public at all Booksellers and Newsagents- in Palestine.
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