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No* 3 TO THE CYPRUS GAZFTTE NO. 3973 OF 30~~AUGUST, 1956. ~~~~~~A~~~~~. No. $19. THE EMERGENCY POWERS ORDERS IN COUNCIL, 1939 AND 1956. REGULATIONSMADE BY THE GOVERNORUNDER SECTION6. JOHN HARDING, Govevnor. In exercise of the powers conferred on me by scction 6 of the Emergency Powers Orders in Council, 1939 and 1956, I, the Governor, do hereby make the following Regulations :- I. These Regulations may be cited as the Emergency Powers (Public Short title. Safety and Order) (Amendment No. I I) Regulations, 1956, and shall be read G’azettes : as one with the Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations P:tment 1955 to (No. IO) 1956 (hereinafter referred to as “ the principal Regulations”) 26.ilei955 and the principal Regulations and these Regulations may together be cited 8.12.1955 as the Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations, 1955 to 14-12-1955 16.12.1955 (No. 11) 1956. 12. 1.1956 14. 1.1956 28. 1.1956 17. 3.1956 7. 4.1956 13. 4.1956 1. 5.1956 7. 6.1956 28. 7.1956 31. 7.1956. 2. Paragraph (I) of Regulation 5 of the principal Regulations is hereby Amendment emended by the insertion therein, immediately after sub-paragraph (d) of Regula- thereof, of the following sub-paragraph (the full-stop at the end of the %?&‘‘the said sub-paragraph (cl) being substituted by a semi-colon) :- Regulations. “(e) for controlling or restricting his cornniunication with other persons.”. 780 Insertion of 3. The principal Regulations are hereby amended by the insertion new Regula- therein, immediately after Regulation 47, of the following new Regulation :- tion 47A in the principal “ Register 47A.-( I) Notwithstanding anything in the Hotels Law or Regulations. to he kept in any other Law contained, every person in charge of a monastery of residents and guests shall keep or cause to be kept a register wherein he shall cause in monaste- every person resident in the monastery and every guest who ries. stays in the monastery to write his name together with the Cap. 104. following particulars :- 33 Of 19s2. (U) place of ordinary residence ; (b) nationality ; (c) profession or business ; (d) date of arrival ; (e) place from which arrived ; (f) date of departure ; (g) place to which departing ; (h) number and description of identity card (if any) : Provided that if any resident or guest is illiterate the person in charge of the monastery shall write the name and particulars himself or shall cause them to be written by some literate person. (2) Every person in charge of a monastery shall- (a) present the register kept as in paragraph (I) of this Regulation provided to every person resident in the monastery on the date of the coming into force of this Regulation and to every person who thereafter proposes to stay in the monastery whether as a permanent resident or as a guest and shall request such person to write his name in such register, together with the particulars specified in paragraph (I) of this Regulation ; (b) present such register for inspection whenever so requested by any police officer or member of Her Majesty’s Naval, Military or Air Forces. (3) (a) Any person in charge of a monastery who- (i) fails to keep a register as in paragraph (I) of this Regulation provided ; or (ii) fails, neglects or refuses to comply with any of the requirements of paragraph (2) of this Regulation ; shall be guilty of an offence against these Regulations and shall be liable on conviction to the penalties provided for in Regulation 75 of these Regulations. (b) Any person who- (i)refuses to write his name in any register kept as in paragraph (I) of this Regulation provided ; or (ii) makes in any such register any statement or entry knowing the same to be false ; shall be guilty of an offence against these Regulations and shall he liable on conviction to the penalties provided for in Regulation 75 of these Regulations.”. Made at Nicosia, this 30th day of August, 1956. 751 No. 820. THE CUSTOMS MANAGEMENT LAWS, 1954 AND 1955. ORDER IN COUNCIL No. 2861 MADE UNDER SECTION 133. In exercise of the powers vestcd in him by section 133 of the Customs Management Laws, 1954 and 1955, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby orders as follows :- I. This Order may be cited as the Exemption from Customs Duty (Council of Voluntary Welfare Workcrs) Order, 1956. 2. In this Ordcr :- " Council of Voluntary Welfare Workers " includes thc Young Women's Christian Association, at Nicosia and at Berengaria ; the Cliurch of England Institute at Dhekelia ; the Young Men's Christian Association at Episkopi ; Hibbert House at Nicosia ; the Church of Scotland Booltshop at Kyrenia, and such other member organizations as may from time to time lie certified by the Comptrolier of Customs and Excise to be a " member organization of the ('ouncil of Voluntzry Welfare Workers ". 3. Thc articles set out in the Schedule hereto shall, when impoited into the Colony by or on behalf of the Council of Voluntary Welfare Workers, be adrnittcd free of Customs Duty. SCHEDULE. I. Writing Paper. 2. Writing Pads. 3. Envelopes. 4. Pens and Fountain-pens (ordinary and ball-point) up to a value of LI. 5. Pencils. 6. Propelling pencils md refills (up to a value of EI). 7. Indiarubbers. 8. Ink. 9. Indian Ink. IO. White Ink. 11. Sellotape and Gummed Strip. 12. Pencil Sharpeners. 13. Blotting paper. 14. Drawing Blocks. IS. Paint Brushes. 16. Rulers. 17. Greeting Cards various. 18. Invitation Cards. 19. Drawing-pins. 20. Paper-clips. 21. Bulldog-clips. 22. Gum. 23. Seccotine. 24. Adhesive Paste (" Gloy ", etc.). zg . Plastic Writing-cases. 26. Leather Writing-cases (up to a value of E3). 27. Stamp Hinges. 28. Packets of Foreign Stamps (up to a value of 250 mils). 29. Stamp Albums 'I 30. Photograph Albums }up to a value of La. 31. Autograph Albums 782 32. Photo Corners (Photo Fixers). 33. Paper Doyleys. 34. Paper Serviettes. 35. Paper Handkerchiefs. 36. Cake Frills. 37. Luggage Labels. 38. Wrapping Paper. 39. Greaseproof Paper. 40, String. 41. Drinking Straws. 42. Sealing Wax. 43. Table Games. 44. Note Boob-Exercise Rooks-Cash Rooks. 45. Children's Drawing and Painting Books. 46. Diaries. 47. Calendars. 48. Crayons. 49. CExistinas decorations & Wrappers. so. Christmas Crackers. Madc this aznd day or Allgust, 1956. By Command of His Excellency die Governor, R. G. SHERIDAN, Clerk of the E,xecutive Council. - No. 821. THE PUBLIC HEALTH (VILLAGES) LA\Y. CAP. 142. ORDER IN COUNCIL No. 2x62 MADE UNDER SECTIONIO. Authority to the Village Health Cornmission of Dhnli (Nicosia District) to coiltract a loan. In exercise of the powers vested in him by section IO of the Public Health (Villages) Law, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to order as follows :- I. The Village Health Commission of Dhali (Nicosia District) (hereinafter referred to as " the Village Health Commission ") shall he at liberty to borrow from the Loan Commissioners (hereinafter referred to as " the Lender ") the sum of two thousand pounds (&,ooo) at a rate of interest not exceeding four per centum (4%) per annum, subject to the following terms and conditions, that is to say :- (a) the sum borrowed shall be repayable by the Village Health Commission to the Lender in ten equal annual instalments (comprising sinking fund and interest) ; 783 (b) the Village Health Commission shall, in each year and until final repayment of the sum borrowed, insert in the annual estimates as a charge on its revenues the annual instalment payable in the . year to which such estimates relate ; (c) the sum borrowed shall be utilized by the Village Health Commission for the construction of a bridge. 2. For the purposes of securing thc repayment of the sum due under the loan the Village Health Commission is hereby authorized, subject to any prior mortgage thereon, to mortgage to the Lender all the fees, charges and rates now payable or hereafter to become payable to the Village Health Commission under the provisions of the Public Health (Villages) Law. Ordered this 14th day of August, 1956. By Command of His Excellency the Governor, R. G. SHERIDAN, (M.P. 1266/50/49.) Clerk of the Executive Council. No. 822. THE PENSIONS LAW. CAI'. 288 AND LAWS4 OF I952 AND I OF 1955. ORDER IN COUNCIL No. 2863 nmx UNDER SECTION2 (I). In exercise of the powers vested in hiin by section z (I) of the Pensions Cap. 288 Law, His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 4 of 1952 1 of 1955. has been plcased to order as follows :-- I. This Order inay be cited as the Pensionable Offices (Declaration and Gazettes: Consolidation) (Amendment) Order, 1956, and shall be read as one with Supplement the Pensionable Offices (Declaration and Consolidation) Orders, 1953 to No. 3: 1955 (hereinafter referred to as " the principal Order ") and the principal 3: 9.1953 Order and this Order may together be cited as the Pensionable Offices 6. 5.1954 (Declaration and Consolidation) Orders, 1953 to 1956, 13.10.1955. 2. In addition to the offices declared to be pensionable offices under the Cap. 288 principal Order, the officcs set out in the Schedule hereto are declared 4 of 1952 pensionable offices for the purposes of the Pensions Law. 1 of 1955. SCHEDULE. Department or Establishment I 'I'itle of pensionable ofice AGRICULTURE a. .. .. Land Consolidation Officer. Assistant Mechanical Superintendent. Draughtsman, 2nd Grade. ANTIQUITIES , , *. .. .. Assistant Record Keeper. Chief Foreman. Assistant Director of Broadcasting. Chief Engineer. Assistant Chief Engineer. Senior Engineer. Engineer, 1st and 2nd Grades.
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