Supplement &o. % to Cije paimint dt5a?ette iBo. 1163 of 15tf) %auum% 1942.

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939.

DIRECTIONS UNDER REGULATION 29(2).

IN VIRTUE of the powers conferred on me by Defence Regulation 29(2) as a person authorised to grant permission to enter a prohibited place, I hereby direct that no person shall at any time take into anjy of the premises declared protected places by paragraph 2(a), (c) and (e) of the Protected Places Order, 1940, published in Supple• ment No. 2 to Palestine Gazette No. 980 dated the 22nd of January, 1940, any matches, automatic lighters, or any appliance whatever designed for producing ig• nition; and I further direct that all persons entering such premises are liable to be searched for such articles as aforesaid. |

! R. M. RODWELL | Brigadier, 13th December, 1941. Military Commander, Haifa District. (SP/1095/39)

DEFENCE !REGULATIONS, 1939.

ORDER MADE BY A COMPETENT AUTHORITY UNDER REGULATION 46.

I, CHRISTOPHER WILSON BROWN, Director of Public Works, being a Competent Authority appointed by the High Commissioner for the purpose of Regulation 46 of the Defence Regulations, 1939, do hereby order that the Director ofj Public Works may at any

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Gaz. 31.5.34, time at his discretion waive or relax all or any of the provisions of, p. 45!. or all or any of his powers under, the Petroleum Regulations, 1934.

C. WILSON BROWN Director of Public Works. 2nd January, 1942. Competent Authority. (Gaz/15/40)

IMMIGRATION ORDINANCE, 1941.

NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the High Commissioner has appointed BRITISH SERGEANT J. BOLT to be an Immigration Officer for the purpose of the Immigration Ordinance.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. S. MACPHERSON 9th January, 1942. Chief Secretary. (1/109/41)

־ .MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1934

ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER IN COUNCIL UNDER SECTION 81.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by section 81 of the No. 1 of 1934. Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1934, the High Commissioner in Council is pleased to order and it is hereby ordered as follows :—

Citation. 1. This Order may be cited as the Hebron Municipal Commis­ sion Order in Council, 1942.

Power of Muni­ 2. It shall be. lawful for the Municipal Commission of Hebron cipal Commission to make a loan not exceeding one thousand pounds from the Pales­ of Hebron to tine Government for the purpose of effecting part payment in re­ borrow. spect of the cost of land acquired for the water supply of Hebron, subject to the terms and conditions of the agreement for such loan being approved by the High Commissioner.

G. T. FARLEY 8th January, 1942. Clerk to the Executive Council (SF/ 477/40) 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 87

LOCAL COUNCILS ORDINANCE, 1941.

ORDER, No. 7 OF 1942, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 2.

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred upon him by section 2 of the Local Councils Ordinance, 1941, the High Commissioner, on the No• 30 oi 1041 • recommendation of the District Commissioner of the Lydda Dis• trict, has been pleased to order and it is hereby ordered as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as the Local Councils (Rishon-le- Citation. Zion) Order, 1942.

2. In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires, Definitions. "Building" means any dwelling-house, flat or part of a build• ing which forms a residence in itself, hotel, boarding-house, warehouse, office, shop, factory, school and any other struc• ture in which persons reside or are employed, and includes any land used or occupied together therewith as a garden, yard or otherwise. "District Commissioner" means the District Commissioner or . a Deputy or Assistant District Commissioner of the Lydda District. "Occupied land" means land wThich is used and occupied other• wise than together with any building. "Occupier" means any person occupying any land or building, either as owner or by virtue of any lease or agreement where• by he is entitled as of right to occupy it, and also includes a person who resides in a room or rooms or part thereof in any building and pays rent therefor to the owner or the lessee of the building, but does not include a person who resides in a room or rooms or part thereof in an hotel or boarding-house. "Owner" includes the reputed owner. "Rate" means any rate imposed by the Council under the pro• visions of this Order or any other Ordinance or law. "Reputed owner" means the person who is in receipt of rents or profits of any building or land in such circumstances that he is the reputed owner thereof whether or not he is in pos• session or is the registered owner : Provided that where a building or land is let on lease or sub-lease for a term of more than three years, the lessee or sub-lessee of the building or land or, if there are two or more sub-lessees, the lessee under the last created sub-lease, shall be deemed to be the reputed owner instead of the per• son entitled to the rents and profits as aforesaid. 8S THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. loth January, 1912

"Unoccupied land" means land which.is not used for any pur• pose other than land used or occupied together with any

building as a garden, yard or otherwise :; Provided that where a new building is being constructed upon any land which immediately prior to the commencement of the construction of such building was unoccupied land, such land and the land which will be occupied together with such building as a garden, yard or otherwise shall be deemed to be unoccupied land until such new building is completed and,such new building shall be deemed to be completed when the building or any part thereof is occupied.. . ' •

Establishment 3. A Local Council (hereinafter referred to as "the Council") and jurisdiction shall be-constituted in the village of Rishon-le-Zion, situated in the of Council. L.ydda District, and its jurisdiction shall extend to all lands as set forth in the first schedule hereto.

Composition 4. The Council shall consist of a President and so many mem• of Council. bers, not less than six or more than twelve, including the President, as the District Commissioner shall from time to time determine. Electoral Com• 5. —(!)•The Council> with the approval of the District Commis• mittee and sioner, shall from time to time appoint a committee to be known as register of voters. the Electoral Committee, one member of which shall be nominated by the Council with the approval of the District Commissioner as chairman thereof, to prepare a register of voters' containing a list of all persons entitled •to vote in accordance with the qualifications set out in the second schedule hereto, and to indicate on the list which voters are eligible'in accordance with the qualifications set out in •paragraph 7.(1) hereof and in the third schedule hereto to be elected as councillors, and to supervise the holding of elections, and shall prescribe the date on which the committee shall commence to prepare or revise the register of voters. • (2) So soon as it shall have been prepared or revised, the register of voters shall be posted by the• Electoral Committee outside the Council offices and by the door of places of worship and such other public buildings within the area of jurisdiction of the Council as shall be determined by the Electoral Committee. :(3) Within fourteen days of the posting of the register of Voters :— (a) every person whose name is not. in such register and who claims that it should be inserted therein, and '(b)• every person whose name is in such register who objects to the insertion of the name of any other person therein, may give notice in writing to the Electoral Committee of such claim or objection, stating the grounds therefor iri the'form in the fourth schedule hereto. I'Sth January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

(4) The Electoral Committee shall within a period of a further three days prepare and publish a list' of the claims and objections received by it within the above prescribed period, and any person whose name is, or who claims to have a right to be on the register of voters may, within seven days after the publication of such list, give notice of objection in writing to the Electoral Committee against the insertion in the register of voters of the name of any claimant included in such list, stating the grounds therefor in the ׳ , .form in the fourth schedule hereto (5) On the expiration of the above period of seven days, the Electoral Committee shall consider each claim or objection in the presence of the person making it, and in the case of an objection in the presence of the person objected to, and shall within three days give its decision thereon, and shall, if necessary, amend the register of voters : Provided that if the person making the claim or objection or. the person objected to shall fail to appear before the Electoral Com­ mittee at the time appointed by the Electoral Committee for the consideration of the claim or objection, the Electoral Committee may proceed to consider the claim or objection notwithstanding such absence, and,,if its decision thereon is given in such absence, the Electoral Committee shall notify such absent person of the result of its adjudication. (6) The decision of the Electoral Committee shall be obtained by vote, each member thereof having one vote : Provided that if there is an equality of votes the chairman shall have a second.or casting vote. (7) The.person making any. claim or objection or the :person objected to may, within.seven days from the date of the decision of the Electoral Committee, if given in his presence, and from the date of the receipt of the notification from the Electoral Com­ mittee of its decision, if given in his absence, appeal to a Magis­ trate's Court on any question,of law involved in the adjudication but• not on any other ground.• • •; (8), The appellant shall serve'ever}' respondent with a copy of appeal through the Magistrate's Court, and the Court after־his hearing the parties or their advocates and after taking any evidence and considering any matter that it may deem fit, shall make such order as it .thinks just, and the parties and the Electoral C6mmittee shall forthwith comply with such order. (9) The decision of the Electoral Committee if there is no ap­ peal therefrom to the Magistrate's Court and the decision of the Magistrate's Court if there is an appeal thereto shall respectively be final. ' (10) After considering all'claims or objections, or if .there are no claims or objections after the register of voters has been posted THE PALESTIXE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

for a period of fourteen days, the chairman of the Electoral Com­ mittee shall sign the register : Provided that if there is any appeal to the Magistrate's Court the chairman of the Electoral Committee shall not sign the register of voters until the Magistrate's Court has given its decision, when the register of voters shall be amended (if necessary) in accordance with the decision of the Court : Provided also that if for any reason the chairman of the Elec­ toral Committee shall refuse or neglect to sign the register the District Commissioner may sign the register. (11) When the chairman of the Electoral Committee or the District Commissioner has signed the register of voters it shall thereupon become the register of voters for the Council.

Election and 6. The Council shall be elected in accordance with the rules set term of office out in the fifth schedule hereto. The Council so elected shall of Council. hold office for a period of three years from the date of election. At the end of that period and at the end of every succeeding period of three years, a new Council shall be elected in accordance with the rules set out in the fifth schedule hereto : Provided that if at the end of any period of three years elections have not been held the Council then in office shall remain in office till elections are completed. Disqualifications 7. —(1) A person shall not be qualified to be elected or to be a for membership, member of the Council if he :— vacation of seat and filling of (a) is an undischarged bankrupt, or vacancies. (b) has directly or indirectly by himself, his wife or her hus­ band, his agent or his partner any share or interest in any contract with, by or on behalf of the Council: Provided that a person should not be disqualified here­ under by reason only, — (i) that he is interested in the sale or lease of any pre­ mises to or the loan of any money to the Council, or (ii) that he is interested in any newspaper in which any advertisement relating to the affairs of the Council is ־• inserted, or (hi) that he is interested in any contract between the Council and any company with limited liability as a shareholder, and not being a director, manager, officer or agent of such company : Provided that such member of the Council shall hot take part in any discussion upon or vote upon an}r question directly affecting the affairs of such company, or ,91

(c) lias before the day of election or since his election been sentenced by a Court-of-Law in Palestine to a term of im• prisonment of one year or upwards and has not received a free pardon for the offence for which he was sentenced, un• less he has completed such term of imprisonment at least- five years before the day of election, or (d) is a paid officer or servant of the Government of Palestine, other than a Mukhtar, or of the Council other than the Pre• sident, a Vice-President or any other member of the Council who receives remuneration m respect of his office, or (e) is a member or paid officer or employee of a Municipal Council or of another Local Council, or (/) is not possessed of the qualifications set out in the second and third schedules to this Order. (2) If any member of the Council, including the President and a Vice-President, shall fail throughout a period of three consecutive months to attend any meeting of the Council, he shall, unless the failure was due to illness or to some reason approved by the Council, cease to be a member of the Council: Provided that attendance at a meeting of any committee of the Council to which any of the functions of the Council have been delegated or transferred, shall be deemed for the purposes of this sub-paragraph to be attendance at a meeting of the Council. (3) If any member of the Council dies or vacates his seat the vacancy shall be filled by the candidate on the party list of such member at the preceding elections who obtained the largest number of votes after the last candidate on that list who was elected : Provided that,if for any reason such vacancy cannot be filled from among the candidates on such party list, or if there are no candidates on such party list, the District Commissioner may,— (a) in the case of the first Council, appoint any fit person to fill the vacancy, and in the case of any subsequent Council, either direct that the vacancy be not filled or appoint any fit person qualified under the provisions of this Order to be elected as a member of the Council to fill the vacancy, or (b) order that the number of councillors be reduced by the number of vacancies which cannot be filled.

8.—(1) The District Commissioner shall appoint one of the elected Appointment, members as President of the Council, hereinafter called the Pre• duties, salary, resignation, sus• sident, and may elect one or more Vice-Presidents. pension and dismissal of '' (2) It shall be the duty of the President —- President and Vice-President. 92 TlIE !,AliKSTlNK GAZETTE No. 1163—St'ITLEMEKT No. 2. loth January, 1912

(a) to see' that every decision of the Council is duly executed; and in connection therewith to sign documents and'to do all other things incidental thereto; (b) where such decision necessitates the expenditure of funds of the Council to see that such decision is in accordance with the approved estimates or is otherwise in accordance with the provisions of this Order or any other Ordinance or law.

(3) In the absence of the President the Vice­President or if there is more than one Vice­President such Vice­President as shall be nominated for the purpose by the Council shall perform the duties and exercise the functions assigned to the President. . (4) The President and any Vice­President respectively may receive from the Council fund such salary as may from time to time be fixed by the Council, with the approval of the District Commissioner.

(5) A person appointed or elected to any office under this Order at any time resign his office by writing signed by him and ־may delivered, — (a) in the case of the President and a Vice­President, to the Council and the District Commissioner; and (b) in the case of a member, to the President, and the resignation shall take effect upon the receipt of the notice of resignation b}' the body and/or person to whom ih is required to be delivered. (6) The District Commissioner may, if in his opinion it is in the interests of the Council, — (a) suspend the President or a Vice­President from his func­ tion as President or Vice­President, and may direct that any other councillor shall act as President or Vice­President in his place. Such suspension may be either for a period to be prescribed in the order of suspension or until the District Commissioner shall otherwise direct; the order of suspension shall state what salary, if any, shall be paid to the person suspended during the period of suspension; (b) dismiss the President or a Vice­President from his office of President or Vice­President and appoint another councillor as President or Vice­President in his place.

Meetings of the 9.—(1) The meetings of the Council and of committees there­ Council and of of and the calling of such meetings and quorum , and . conduct T committees.. Q£ business thereat shall be regulated in accordance w ith the pro­ visions contained in the sixth schedule hereto. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. '93

(2) Subject to the provisions of the sixth schedule hereto the Council, with the approval of the District Commissioner, may make standing orders for regulating its conduct of business and the con• duct of business of any committee thereof, and, with the like approval, it may vary and revoke such orders. (3) If for any reason and at any time the number of members of the Council falls belowr the number provided for a quorum by the sixth schedule hereto, and the vacancies are not or cannot be filled from among the candidates on the party lists in accordance with paragraph 7(3) hereof, the District Commissioner — (a) may direct tiiat (i) the number of the members of the Council constitut• ing a quorum shall be reduced, or (ii) the Council shall be deemed to have expired, or (iii) elections shall be held to fill the vacancies, or (b) may nominate persons qualified to be elected as members of the Council to fill the vacancies or any of them. . (4) Subject to the provisions of this Order and the sixth schedule hereto in respect of a quorum of the Council and of a committee thereof, the proceedings of the Council or of a committee shall not be invalidated by any vacancy among their number, or by any defect in the election or qualification of any member thereof.

10.—(1) Unless the District Commissioner shall otherwise order Powers and in respect of all or any of the following matters, and subject to the duties of provisions of any Ordinance or law, the Council shall have power Council. within its area of jurisdiction :— (a) to construct, maintain or repair any street, road or public way, bridge, culvert or footpath, (b) to take steps to abate any nuisance, (c) to provide for the removal and disposal of night soil and hous'e refuse, the voiding of cesspits and the emptying of all sewers, drains, privies, water closets, earth closets, culverts, gutters, water courses, ashpits and sanitary appliances, and for the prevention of the breeding of mosquitoes, (d) to provide measures for the destruction of rats, mice and other vermin, (e) to provide for the licensing of dogs, and for the destruction of ownerless dogs, cats or other animals, ; (/) to establish and regulate slaughter houses and provide for the detention of animals intended for slaughter, the inspec• tion for sanitary purposes of animals before being slaugh• tered and of their carcasses, the marking of the carcasses of 1HE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. I.1G3—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

animals slaughtered i'or human consumption and the disposal of the carcasses of diseased or dead animals, (g) to construct and maintain water works for the supply of water for agricultural, domestic and other purposes, and re• gulate the supply of water and the terms and conditions sub• ject to which water will be supplied for such purposes and the price to be paid for any water so supplied and the charges in respect of the installation thereof,

(h) to control the laying out, construction, erection, demolition, alteration and repair of buildings, streets, roads, public ways, footpaths, yards, cisterns, wells, drains, sewers, and all sanitar}' appliances, (i) to control the line of frontage of buildings, the size of build• ing plots and the proportion of the area of plots upon which buildings may be erected, (j) to prescribe the precautions to be taken against accidents during the construction, erection, demolition, alteration or repair of any building, cistern, well, drain, sewer or other work or undertaking, (/i) to control, provide, maintain, administer and contribute towards educational, cultural and social welfare services and institutions, and to provide, maintain, administer and con• tribute towards public health services and institutions,

(I) to establish and regulate public markets and places of public auction and to prescribe fees to be paid for the use of such markets or places of public auction, (m) to regulate and inspect cinemas, theatres and other places of public entertainment and provide for the protection of the public from the danger by fire therein, and to make a charge on tickets sold in respect of public entertainments, provided that no such charges shall be made except under by-laws made in accordance with the provisions of this Order, (n) to regulate common lodging houses, (o) to regulate any trade or business which may be injurious to public health or a source of public danger, or which other• wise it is in the public interest expedient to regulate, (p) to regulate and control the establishment of businesses, trades and industries, and the opening and closing hours thereof, and, without prejudice to the generality of this power, to prescribe the opening and closing hours on any specified day of any particular class of businesses, trades and industries, loth January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

(q) to name and re­name when necessary all roads, streets, lanes and squares and quarters and to affix such names in conspicuous places therein, and to cause all buildings in such roads, streets, lanes and squares and quarters to be numbered. (r) to provide for the licensing, registration and control of hawkers, pedlars, street sellers, photographers and bill­ posters , (s) to establish, maintain and regulate public baths and wash houses, (t) to construct, maintain and control swimming pools and regulate bathing therein, (u) to regulate cemeteries and prescribe the depth and length of graves, (v) to enter any house or building reasonably suspected to be insanitary for the purpose of ascertaining its state of cleanli­ ness or otherwise and to issue an order to the occupier there­ of requiring him to take such measures as may be specified in such order, (w) to provide, establish, lay out, plant, improve, maintain, regulate and control parks, gardens and other places of resort or recreation for the use of the public and to contribute to the cost of maintenance of parks and gardens and other places of resort or recreation provided by any person for the use of the public, (%) to plant trees in any streets or public places and erect tree guards, provided that such streets or places are not unduly obstructed thereby, (y) to organise campaigns for combating insect pests and fruit diseases and to levy the cost of the campaign on the persons receiving the benefit of such services, (z) to regulate and control the harvesting of crops,

(aa) to order the demolition of any buildings which are in­ sanitary or otherwise injurious to public health or are dan­ gerous,

(bb) to require the owner of land or premises to construct and when constructed to maintain and keep clean sewers, drains, privies, cesspools, latrines or urinals, (cc) to regulate, control and provide for the watching of pre­ ׳•׳:••: ,mises, lands, streets and roads (dd) to do such acts as are necessary for the conservancy of the area or any part thereof, '% THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUITLKMKXT No. 2. 15th January, 1942

(ce) to do any act which the Council is required by this Order or any Ordinance or law to do, (//) to execute and carry out any undertaking certified by the District Commissioner to be an undertaking of public utility. (2) Subject to the provisions of any Ordinance or law the Coun• cil may within its area of jurisdiction and with the approval of the District Commissioner — (a) build public buildings and do other public works, (b) grant any concession or monopoly to any person, (c) act as trustees of any trust for public purposes. (3) The Council shall with regard to any of the - matters and powers enumerated in the preceding sub-paragraphs comply with any requirements and directions made by the District Commis• sioner : Provided that in such requirements, directions and approvals under sub-paragraph (2) hereof the District Commissioner shall have regard to the approved by-laws and the current estimates of the Council.

Committees of ' 11.—(1) The Council shall, with the approval of the District the Council. Commissioner, have power to appoint a committee or committees for any such general or special purposes as in the opinion of the Council would be better regulated and managed by means of a com• mittee, and may with the like approval delegate to a committee ' so .appointed, with or without restrictions or conditions, as it thinks fit, any functions exercisable by the Council either with respect to the whole or a part.of its area of jurisdiction, except the power of imposing and levying rates or fees, or of borrowing money or of issuing by-laws. . (2) The number of members of a committee appointed under this paragraph, the chairman thereof, and their term of office, and the area, if any, within which the committee is to exercise its authority, shall be fixed by the Council, with the approval of .the District Com• missioner.

; (3) A committee* appointed under this paragraph other than the Executive Committee or the Finance Committee of the Council may,' with the approval of• the District Commissioner, include per• sons who are not members of the Council: Provided that such persons are qualified under paragraph 7(1) hereof : Provided also that at least two-thirds of the members of every committee shall be members of the Council: 15th January, 1912 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 97

And provided further that the District •Commissioner may from time to time appoint any person being an officer of the Gov­ ernment of Palestine to be an advisory member of any committee appointed under the provisions of this paragraph. ,The Council, with the approval of the District Commissioner (־ (4 may from time to time discharge, alter, discontinue or reconstitute any such committee and fill vacancies therein. : (5) Every member of a committee appointed under this para­ graph who at the time of his appointment was a member of the Council shall, by ceasing to be a member of the Council, also cease to be a member of the committee.

12.—(1) The Council shall have power, with the approval of the Officials and District Commissioner, to appoint any fit person to any office or labourers of the Council. offices, who shall receive such salary as shall be fixed by the Council, with the approval of the District Commissioner. (2) The Council shall require every official appointed by them to .an, office involving financial responsibility to give such security as the Council thinks proper for the due execution of his office, and the President shall satisfy himself from time to time as to the existence and sufficiency of such security. (3) The President of the Council may employ and dismiss any daily or weekly labourers required in the service of the Council to carry out any work for which provision is made in the current estimates of the Council approved in accordance with the provisions of this Order. .(4) Every.officer of the Council shall hold office during the pleasure of the Council, so, however, that he shall not be dismissed from his office without the approval of the District Commissioner. (5) No official of the Council shall be concerned or interested directly or indirectly by himself, his wife or her husband, or his partner or his agent, in any contract or work made with or executed for the Council. If any official be so concerned he shall be in­ capable of holding any office under the Council, and shall, on con­ viction, be liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds : Provided that no person shall be so incapacitated or so liable to any fine by• reason only that he is a shareholder, not being a director, manager, officer or agent, of any company which is a party to any .contract with, or executes any work for, the Council. (6) Subject to the provisions of this paragraph, the Council shall have power, with the approval of the District Commissioner, to make regulations providing :— (a) for the term of office of the officials and labourers of the Council, for their conditions of service and for inquiring into their conduct; and 15th January, 1942

(b) for the grant of leave of absence to the officials and labour• ers of the Council, and for the grant of pensions or gratu• ities to them or to their dependants or legal personal repre• sentative, payable from the fund of the Council: Provided that no pension or gratuity, granted in accord• ance with the provisions of this sub-paragraph, or any part thereof, shall be assignable or liable to be attached in respect of any debt or claim other than a debt due to or a claim by the Council.

Power of the 13. If at any time it appears to the District Commissioner that District Com- the Council has failed to carry out any duty or work it is required or nussioner. empowered to do under this Order he may make an order requiring the Council within a time specified therein to carry out such duty or work, and if the Council fails within such time to comply with such order the District Commissioner may appoint any person whom he considers suitable to carry out such duty or work, and may fix the remuneration to be paid to such person and may direct that such remuneration and the cost of carrying out such duty or work shall be a charge against the funds of the Council.

By-laws. 14. The Council shall have power, with the approval of the District Commissioner, to issue by-laws for the securing of health, order and internal administration, including road development, within the area of its jurisdiction and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power such by-laws may include pro• vision for the imposition and collection of the rates and fees set out in paragraph 16 of this Order.

Financial 15.—(1) The financial year of the Council shall run from the provisions. first day of April to the thirty-first day of March of the following year. The Council shall draw up annually a budget of its revenue and expenditure and shall submit it to the District Commissioner for his approval prior to the first day of January in each year. (2) Subject to the approval of the District Commissioner the Council may vary its current annual budget or transfer any sum or sums from one item of revenue or expenditure to another. (3) The Council shall submit to the District Commissioner prior to the first day of June in each year a copy of its accounts for the preceding financial year audited by an auditor approved by the Dis• trict Commissioner. (4) The District Commissioner may disallow every item of ex• penditure contrary to the approved estimates and may surcharge the sum on the person or persons making or authorising the making of the unauthorised payment. Where the amount surcharged is not made good to the Council within two months after such sur• charge is reported by the District Commissioner to the Council, the Council shall sue for the sum, and shall, if it appears to the ' Court that the expenditure of the amount surcharged was not 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1163—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 99 authorised in the approved estimates of the year in which the ex­ penditure was incurred, be entitled to judgment for the amount surcharged against any person or persons who appears or appear to have concurred in such expenditure. (5) If the Council neglects or refuses to sue for the recovery of any amount surcharged as provided in the preceding sub­paragraph, the District Commissioner may appoint a suitable person to sue in the name and on behalf of the Council for the recovery of such amount, and the costs of such proceedings shall be payable by the Council.

16.—(1) Subject to the approval of the District Commissioner Kates, ־the Council shall have the power to levy annually all or any of the and fecs following rates and fees on property or persons situated or residing within the area of the jurisdiction of the Council:— (a) a property rate on all occupied and unoccupied buildings and lands, payable by the owners thereof, provided that such rate shall not exceed ten per centum of the rateable value of the property on which it is assessed; (b) a general rate on all occupied buildings and lands, payable by the occupiers thereof, provided that such rate shall not exceed ten per centum of the rateable value of the property on which it is assessed; (c) an education rate on all occupied buildings and lands, pay­ able by the occupiers thereof, provided that such rate shall not exceed seven and a half per centum of the rateable value of the property on which it is assessed; (d) any other rates which may be lawfully levied by a Local Council under the Local Councils Ordinance, 1941, or any other Ordinance or law in force from time to time, to be fixed by the Council and approved by the'District Commis­ sioner; (c) fees for the licensing of trades and industries leviable under any Ordinance in force from time to time; (/) fees for services provided by the Council, payable by persons enjoying the benefit of such services; (g) fees for licences or otherwise as a Municipal Corporation is authorised for the time being to impose or as may be im­ posed by the Council under the provisions of any Ordinance or law. (2) Subject to the approval of the District Commissioner the Council shall have power :— (a) to levy all or any of the rates leviable by it under the pro­ visions of this paragraph at different rates or percentages on property of different categories and all or any of the fees for services at different rates or sums on different persons, 10.0 15th January, 1942

(6) to exempt from payment of property rate, general rate, educational rate and any other rate levied under sub-para• graph 1(d) of this paragraph any area of cultivated land in excess of 5 dunuins, which is owned by a single owner or group of co-owners, or occupied by a single occupier or group of co-occupiers, (c) to reduce or remit the payment of any of the above-men• tioned rates, fees or other sums on account of the poverty of any person liable to pay such rates, fees or other sums, but no person shall be exempted from the payment of any such rates, fees or other sums by reason only that he is not resident within the area of jurisdiction of the Council. (3) The assessment of property within the area of jurisdiction of the Council for the purpose of payment of rates shall be made and determined in accordance with the provisions set out in the seventh schedule hereto. (4) Every assessment shall be made to begin from the first of April and shall be for a period of three years or for any other period that may be prescribed by the Council with the approval of the District Commissioner. (5) In every third year or in any such other period to be pre• scribed under sub-paragraph (4) hereof a new assessment shall be made of all the lands and buildings within the area of jurisdiction of the Council in accordance with the provisions of the seventh schedule hereto : Provided that if at the end of such three years or of such other period a new assessment list has not been made the previous assess• ment list and supplementary assessment lists then in force shall remain valid and in full force until the new assessment list be completed. (6) The rates due to the Council shall be recoverable according to the law in force from time to time for the recovery of rates due to a Municipal Corporation, and the fees and other sums due to the Council shall be recoverable according to the law.in force from time to time for the recovery of fees due to a Municipal Cor• poration. (7) The annual rates due from any person to the Council shall be paid by such person by twelve equal instalments upon the first day of every month : Provided that the Council may by by-laws made in accordance with the provisions of this Order provide for the payment of rates by other instalments and upon other dates.

Power of Council 17- The Council may with the approval of the District Com- to raise loans. missioner but not otherwise and subject to any terms and conditions which may be imposed by the District Commissioner,— 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 10i

(a) borrow money from any person for any purposes approved by the District Commissioner, and to secure the payment of principal and interest of any such loan may mortgage or charge any property or revenues of the Council : Provided that the aggregate amount of moneys due from the Council on loans shall not at the time when'any loan is contracted exceed the total rateable value of all the buildings and occupied and unoccupied lands within the area of juris• diction of the Council included in any assessment list for the time being in force, made in accordance with the provisions of this Order; (b) borrow temporarily from the bank at which the account of the Council is kept, any sum or sums.

18. Subject to the approval of the District Commissioner, the Power of Council Council shall have power — to deal with immovable (a) to purchase, take on lease or otherwise acquire immovable property. property or rights and interests therein; and (b) to sell, mortgage, lease, exchange or otherwise dispose of or deal with any immovable property registered in its name : Provided that it shall not be necessary to obtain the approval of the District Commissioner for a contract of taking on lease im• movable property for a period not exceeding three years if the total rent payable thereunder does not exceed the amount prescribed by the District Commissioner under proviso (a) to paragraph 19(3) of this Order.

19. —(1) Subject to the provisions of this Order or any Ordinance' Power of Council or law relating to the capacity of the Council to make any contract to contract. or to the form thereof, the Council shall have power to make any contract in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph for any purpose necessary for or connected with or incidental to the per• formance of the duties or the exercise of the powers of the Council. (2) The President may on behalf of the Council enter into any contract which the Council has power to make without the neces• sity of a special resolution of the Council authorising the making of such contract, provided that :— (a) the subject matter of such contract does not exceed an amount to be prescribed from time to time by the Council, and (b) the contract is to be completed within the financial year . in which it is made, and (c) financial provision exists for the amount of the expenditure, if any, in the approved estimates for the financial year in which such contract is made, and the particulars of such contracts shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose. 102

(3) Where the subject matter of any contract which the Council has power to make exceeds the amount prescribed by the Council under sub-paragraph (2) hereof, the President may, on a resolu• tion of the Council authorising the making thereof and after ob• taining the approval of the District Commissioner thereto, enter into such contract on behalf of the Council: Provided that, — (a) where the subject matter of any such contract does not exceed an amount to be prescribed from time to time by the District Commissioner, or (b) where such contract involves an expenditure and financial provision exists for the amount of such expenditure in the approved estimates for the financial year in which such con• tract is made, and it can be completed within such year, it shall not be necessary to submit such contract to the District Commissioner and to obtain his approval thereto. (4) Where the Council proposes to enter into any contract which it has power to make and the expenditure involved exceeds an amount to be prescribed from time to time by the District Com• missioner, the Council shall call for tenders in accordance with the rules set out in the eighth schedule hereto, and, after considering the recommendations of the Tender Committee, shall by resolution authorise the making of such contract. (5) Any contract purporting to have been made in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph shall, until the contrary is proved, be deemed to have been so made.

Council fund. 20.—(1) All moneys received by or on behalf of the Council by virtue of the provisions of this Order or of the principal Ordinance or any other Ordinance or law or otherwise, shall constitute a fund which shall be called "the Council fund" (hereinafter referred to as "the fund").

(2) The fund shall be applied to and charged with all expenses lawfully incurred by the Council under the provisions of this Order or of the principal Ordinance or any other Ordinance or law, and any other sums legally due and owing to the Council:

Provided that no payment shall be made out of the fund unless it has been authorised by the current estimates or has been espec• ially authorised by the Council with the approval of the District Commissioner.

(3) The treasurer of the Council, or if there is no treasurer, some officer specially appointed by the Council shall be responsible for the security of the fund. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 103

(4) All moneys belonging to or received for and on account of the fund, shall forthwith be paid into the account of the Council at such bank as the Council shall, with the approval of the District Commissioner, appoint : Provided that the Council may from time to time authorise the treasurer to retain in his hands a sum sufficient for the daily ex• penses of the Council : Provided also that where there is no bank within the Council area all such moneys shall be securely kept in a manner to be ap• proved by the District Commissioner. (5) All orders, payment vouchers or cheques against the fund shall be signed by the President and countersigned by the treasurer or any officer specially appointed in accordance with the provisions of sub-paragraph (3) hereof to be responsible for the security of the fund, and the bank may pay all such orders, payment vouchers or cheques against the fund which are so signed and counter• signed. (6) Any moneys comprised in the fund may be invested from• time to time in such manner as the Council may decide with the approval of the District Commissioner. (7) Subject to the foregoing provisions of this paragraph the District Commissioner may issue instructions with regard to the administration of the fund, and the Council shall administer the fund in accordance with such instructions.

21. —(1) The President shall as soon as possible after the first Eeport of day of April in each year prepare a detailed report of the adminis• administration tration of the Council area for the previous twelve months. of Council. (2) Such report shall be submitted to the Council and, together with any amendments made therein by the Council or any resolu• tions thereon, shall be forwarded to the District Commissioner not later than the first day of June in each year.

22. The Local Councils (Rishon-le-Tsiyon) Order is hereby re• Eevocation voked : provided that :— and saving. Laws of Pal., (a) The Local Council of Rishon-le-Zion existing immediately p. 1863. before the commencement of this Order shall remain and continue in office for a period of three years from the date of its election when it shall be replaced by a Council elected under the provisions of this Order, and the provisions of this Order shall apply to such existing Council as though the members thereof had been elected and such Council had been constituted under the provisions of this Order, and the Pre• sident and Vice-President thereof shall be deemed to be President and Vice-President as though they had been ap• pointed under the provisions of this Order. 104 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. loth January, 1942

(b) All by-laws lawfully made by the Local Council of Rishon- le-Zion and in force at the date of this Order shall remain in full force and effect until repealed by by-laws made under the provisions of this Order. (c) All valid licences and permits issued by the Local Council of Rishon-le-Zion and existing at the date of this Order shall be deemed to have been issued under this Order, and it shall not be necessary to obtain under the provisions of this Order any further licence or permit in respect of the matters, acts or things for which such existing licences or permits were issued until the expiration thereof. (d) Estimates which have been prepared by the Local Council of Rishon-le-Zion and approved by the District Commis• sioner before the date of this Order shall be deemed to be estimates under the provisions of this Order and the provi• sions of this Order shall apply to such estimates. (e) Any rate, tax or fee lawfully imposed by the Local Council - of Rishon-le-Zion in respect of any period current upon the commencement of this Order shall be recoverable by the Council established by this Order, as though it had been imposed under the provisions of this Order. (/) All property and assets of any kind whatsoever and all in• terest therein validly vested in the Local Council of Rishon- le-Zion at the date of the coming into effect of this Order shall at such date be vested in and held by the Council established under the provisions of this Order. (g) All debts, liabilities and obligations and all interest therein due to the Local Council of Rishon-le-Zion shall be trans• ferred and be deemed to be due to the Council established under the provisions of this Order. (h) All debts, liabilities and obligations lawfully incurred and due from the Local Council of Rishon-le-Zion shall be trans• ferred to and be deemed to be the debts, liabilities and obliga• tions of the Council established under the provisions of this Order.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

The area of jurisdiction of the Council shall comprise the following land regis• tration blocks :— 3630, 3631, 3632, 3633, 3643, 3922, 3923, 3924, 3925, 3926, 3927, 3928, 3929, 3930, 3931, 3932, 3933, 3934, 3935, 3936, 3937, 3938, 3939, 3940, 3941, 3942, 3943, 3944, 3945, 3946, 3947, 5025, 5026, 5027, 5028. 15tli •January! 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 105

SECOND SCHEDULE. QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENROLMENT IN REGISTER OF VOTERS. 1. Every person residing or owning property within the area of jurisdiction of the Council shall be entitled to be enrolled in the register of voters, who — (a) is not less than twenty-one years of age, and (b) has not, within a period of five years prior to the date prescribed for the pre• paration or revision of the register of voters, completed a sentence passed on him by a Court-of-Law in Palestine of a term of imprisonment of one year or upward, or has received a free pardon for the offence for which he was so sentenced, and (c) has resided in or has been the owner of property situated within the area of jurisdiction of the Council for a period of not less than twelve months im• mediately preceding the date prescribed for the preparation or revision of the register of voters, and (d) has, within the period of twelve months immediately preceding the date prescribed for the preparation of the register of voters under paragraph 5'of this Order or immediately preceding the date prescribed for any revision of such register, as the case may be, paid rates due from him to the Council, to an amount of at least five hundred mils in respect of any period of twelve months : Provided that if the head of the family has paid, in accordance with the requirements of this sub-paragraph, a rate of more than five hundred mils, then by virtue of each additional five hundred mils so paid, over and above the first five hundred mils, a son or daughter in the order of their ages, (not being already recorded in the tax registers of the Council) shall be deemed to have satisfied the requirements of this sub-paragraph as to the payment of rates. 2. A wife or a husband who is not less than twenty-one years of age shall be entitled to be enrolled in the register of voters if she or he is the wife or the husband of a person entitled to be enrolled in the register of voters in respect of premises in which they reside together.

THIRD SCHEDULE.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP OF COUNCIL. 1. Every person whose name is enrolled in the register of voters shall be entitled to be elected as a councillor, who :— (a) resides within the area of jurisdiction of the Council, and (b) is not less than twenty-five years of age, and (c) has within the period of twelve months immediately preceding the'date pre• scribed for the preparation of the register of voters under paragraph 5 of this Order or immediately preceding the date prescribed for the revision of such 106 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

register, as the case may be, paid rates due rom him to the Council, to an amount of at least one pound in respect of any period of twelve months. 2. A wife or husband who is not less than twenty-five years of age shall be entitled to be elected as a councillor if she or he is the wife or husband of a person entitled to be elected as a councillor in respect of premises in which they reside together.

FOURTH SCHEDULE.

LOCAL COUNCIL OF RISHON-LE-ZION.

OBJECTION TO REGISTER OF VOTERS. To the Electoral Committee of the Local Council of Rishon-le-Zion. I residing at hereby give notice that* I claim that my name should be inserted in the register of voters, or* I object to the insertion of the name of of in the register of voters on the.following grounds :—

* Strike out the claim which is inapplicable.

FIFTH SCHEDULE.

RULES GOVERNING CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS.

1. The District Commissioner shall appoint a Returning Officer for the conduct of the elections. 2. —(1) The nomination of candidates shall be made in accordance with the prin• ciple of proportional representation. (2) Each candidate shall be nominated in writing on a party list in the form prescribed, subscribed by the candidate, and by not less than five per centum of the total number of voters (male and/or female) on the register of voters. The party list shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at the time and place previously noti• fied by notice published locally. The Returning Officer, in consultation with.the Electoral Committee, shall scrutinize each list to see that it is in order and shall forthwith publish notice of the party lists of candidates validly nominated by placard• ing the lists outside the Council's offices and on or by the doors of places of worship and other public buildings. (3) A party list may contain a number of names not exceeding the number of councillors, but no party list shall contain less than the names of three candidates/ 107

(4) No person is authorised to stand as a candidate for more than one party list. (5) No voter shall sign more than one party list, and if he does, his signature shall not be counted on any of the lists which he signed. (6) Any person who is entitled to vote may by notice in writing within seventy- two hours of the time at which the party lists are placarded, object in writing to the Returning Officer to the nomination of any candidate as not being duly qualified or as not having been duly nominated. The Returning Officer, after consulting with the Electoral Committee, shall decide finally on any objection. (7) If the number of candidates nominated does not exceed the number of vacan• cies, the Electoral Committee shall thereupon declare the persons nominated to be elected members, and shall forthwith publish a notice by placarding the names of the candidates so elected outside the Council's offices and on or by\the doors of places of worship. (8) If the election is to be contested, the Returning Officer shall by public notice appoint a day not less than seven or more than twenty days .after the day appointed for nomination, on which a poll will be held.

3. —(1) Every candidate for the office of councillor who shall be nominated there• for shall deposit with the Returning Officer the sum of five pounds, and no candidate who has not complied with this provision shall be elected by poll or otherwise to the office of councillor. (2) The deposit made by a candidate in respect of any election under sub-para• graph (1) hereof shall be returned to such candidate by the Returning Officer :— (a) if he is elected a member of the Council, or (b) if one or more persons whose names appear in the party list in which the name of the candidate appears is or are elected. If he shall not be elected or if no other candidate whose name appears in the party list in which the name of the candidate appears is elected, his deposit shall be for• feited and shall be paid into the Council's fund. (3) If any candidate who has made a deposit shall die before the election his de• posit shall be returned to his personal representative or heirs. 4. —(1) The Returning Officer shall cause notice of the day, the time and place for taking the poll and the name, residence and calling of each candidate to be posted at several conspicuous places, not less than five'days before the taking of the poll. (2) Not less than three days before the date of the poll all electoral agreements that have been made in accordance with paragraph 16 of this schedule for the pooling of votes by electoral parties in the event of a poll shall be delivered to the Returning Officer. The Returning Officer shall scrutinize each agreement to see if it is in order and shall forthwith publish those validly made by posting copies thereof out• side the Council's offices. 5. —(1) The poll shall be taken by secret ballot. !!08 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

(2) The Returning Officer shall be responsible for the conduct of the poll and may appoint such persons and clerks as he thinks fit to assist him therein. 6. The Returning Officer shall provide for use at each polling station :— (a) a copy of the register of voters or registers of voters for the quarter or quar­ ters concerned; b).a box, for the receipt of the votes (hereinafter called the ballot box) which)• , .׳ .• • shall be provided with a lock and key; (c) an adequate supply, for the use of voters, of the validly nominated lists, copies of which shall be placarded in conspicuous places within the polling station; .: . . • (d) an adequate supply of envelopes to contain party lists. ' s 7. The Returning Officer may appoint any fit person (hereinafter included in the term Returning Officer) to be in charge of a polling station, and a clerk or clerks to assist him, provided that every person so appointed shall before entering upon his duties take an oath or make an affirmation to observe the secrecy of the ballot. 8. The Returning Officer shall, before the commencement of the polling, ex­ hibit the ballot box open and empty to the members of the Electoral Committee if .any are present or to any other person who may be present, and shall thereafter in their presence lock it up and place a seal upon it in such a manner as to prevent it being opened without breaking the seal; he shall then explain to such persons as may be present the manner of voting and the number of persons for whom votes may be given. 9. —(1) Every voter shall bring with him or obtain at the polling station a copy of the party list of candidates for which he desires to vote. All party lists shall be on white paper and of dimensions and form prescribed by the Returning Officer. (2) On admission, the voter shall produce his voters' identity card and the clerk • shall thereupon place a mark against the name of such voter in the copy of the register of voters. (3) The Returning Officer shall then stamp the identity card with the word "Voted" and shall retain it and shall mark an envelope with his initials and deliver it to the voter. (4) The voter shall enclose his copy of the party list in the envelope delivered to him by the Returning Officer and shall place the envelope with its enclosure in the ballot box in the presence of the Returning Officer. (5) Each voter is authorised to vote for one list only.

10. —(1) The voter shall delete from his party list not less than half the number of names, provided that if the number of names be an odd number he shall delete not less than one more name than he retains, but he shall not add any name thereto*. (2) If the voter has not deleted a sufficient number of names from his party list, the Returning Officer or his assistant shall, on the counting of the votes, make the necessary number of deletions, beginning from the bottom of the list. lath January, 1942

11. The Returning Officer shall make arrangements regarding the counting of the votes in the presence of the candidates or their agents and the Electoral Com• mittee as soon as practicable after the closing of the poll and shall give to the can• didates or their agents and to the Electoral Committee notice of the time and place at which he will begin the counting. 12. The Returning Officer and his assistants together with the candidates or their agents and the members of the Electoral Committee may be present at the counting of the votes. If any candidate or his agent shall fail to be present at the counting of the votes, the Returning Officer shall proceed as if the candidate were present in person or represented by his agent. No other person may be present at the counting of the votes unless authorised by the District Commissioner. 13. If the counting cannot be completed in one sitting, the Returning Officer shall take adequate precautions for the safety of the ballot papers during the interval. 14. —(1) Any party list not enclosed in an envelope initialled by the Returning Officer shall be void and not counted. (2) If more than one party list be enclosed in an envelope, all of them shall be void and the vote not counted. (3) If any names have been added to a party list, the whole list shall be void and the vote shall not be counted. 15. The total number of party lists cast by the voters shall be divided by the number of seats of the Council to be filled and the quotient to the nearest integer shall be the quota of votes required to qualify for a seat. 16. —(1) It shall be lawful for two or more electoral parties to enter into an agree• ment (hereinafter called "electoral agreement") to pool their votes : Provided that no electoral party shall become a party to more than one electoral agreement in respect of any particular election. (2) An electoral agreement shall be in writing and shall only record the consent of the electoral parties which have entered into the agreement to pool their votes in the event of a poll, and shall be signed on behalf of each such electoral party by at least a majority of the duly nominated candidates thereof : Provided that no such agreement shall be of any effect unless it has been duly de• livered to and posted by the Returning Officer in accordance with paragraph 4(2) hereof. 17. —(1) For the purposes of this paragraph the expression "electoral block" means every combination of electoral parties which have entered into a valid elec• toral agreement under paragraph 16 hereof and also every electoral party which is not a party to an electoral agreement. (2) Each electoral block shall be entitled to one seat on the Council for each quota of votes.it receives. (3) The remaining seats shall be allotted to the electoral blocks having the largest remainder of votes after substraction of the complete quotas : 110 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

Provided that when an electoral block has received a number of votes which is less than a full quota, all votes so obtained shall be deemed to be a remainder of votes. (4) The seats allotted to an electoral block shall, if such electoral block comprises more than one electoral party, be distributed as amongst such parties in the fol• lowing manner : (a) Each electoral party being comprised in such electoral block shall be entitled to one seat on the Council for each quota of votes it receives; (b) the remaining seat or seats allotted to such electoral block shall be allotted to the electoral party or parties comprised in such electoral block having the largest remainder or remainders of votes after substraction of the complete quotas : Provided that when an electoral party has received a number of votes which is less than a full quta, all votes so obtained shall be deemed to be a remainder of votes.

18. The order of priority of candidates within any party list shall be governed by the number of votes cast for each of the candidates.

19. When an equality of votes is found to exist between any parties or candidates at an election, the priority shall be decided by the drawing of lots in public by the Returning Officer.

20. Immediately after the counting is over, the Returning Officer shall prepare a list showing the results of the poll and shall post it on the door of the Council's offices and on or by the doors of places of worship.

21. Any person who voted or had a right to vote or alleged himself to have been a candidate or claims to have had a right to be returned or elected at such elections or the Attorney General or his representative, may within fifteen days of the pub• lication of the result of the elections as aforesaid present an election petition to the Magistrate's Court against the election of any member of the Council on any of the• following grounds :— (a) that the election was avoided by personation, treating, undue influence,, bribery or illegal practice, as defined in the Municipal Corporations Ordinance, or (b) that illegal practice or illegal payment or employment, as defined in the• Municipal Corporations Ordinance, may be reasonably supposed to have af• fected the results of the elections, or (c) that the person elected was at the time of the election disqualified from being- elected under this Order, or (d) that the person elected was not duly elected by a majority of lawful votes..

22. —(1) At the conclusion of the trial of an election petition the Court shall determine whether the member of the Council of whose election complaint has been 15th January, 1942 111 made has been duly elected or whether any other person, and if so what person was duly elected, or whether the election was void, and shall certify such determination to the District Commissioner whereupon it shall be final and the District Commis• sioner shall give effect to such determination and declare whether the candidate whose return or election is questioned by such petition or any other and what person is duly elected or whether the election is void. (2) If the District Commissioner declares the elections void he shall appoint a day for the holding of new elections to the Council.

SIXTH SCHEDULE.

REGULATIONS FOR MEETINGS AND CONDUCT OF BUSINESS OF THE COUNCIL AND OF COMMITTEES THEREOF.

1. There shall be at least one ordinary meeting of the Council in each month for the transaction of general business, which shall be held on the day or days to be fixed by the Council. 2. Meetings of the Council shall be open, and every question coming before the Council shall be decided by open voting :

Provided that the Council may, if the majority of members present so determiner exclude the public from any meeting thereof. 3. The President may at any time call a meeting of the Council, and the chair• man of a committee may at any time call a meeting of the committee of which he is chairman. 4. Thirty-six hours at least before any meeting of the Council or of a committee thereof *a summons to attend the meeting, specifying the business to be transacted thereat, and signed by the President or the chairman, as the case may be, shall be left at the usual place of abode of every member of the Council or of the committee r Provided that such summons may be sent by post not less than thirty-six hours before any meeting. 5. If no meeting of the Council is held for one month any number of members of the Council being not less than one-third may request the President to call a meeting, and if the President — (a) shall refuse to do so, or (b) shall neglect to do so for a period of fourteen days, from the date of such request, such members may call a meeting of the Council.

6. Thirty-six hours at least before any meeting of the Council or of a committee notice of the time and place of the intended meeting, signed by the President, or 112 15th January, 1942 chairman, as the case may be, or if the meeting is called by members, by those members, shall be posted on or near the outer door of the Council's office during office hours. When the meeting is called by any members of the Council, the notice shall specify the business proposed to be transacted thereat.

7. Want of service of the summons on any member of the Council or of a com• mittee shall not affect the validity of the meeting.

8. No business shall be transacted at a meeting of the Council or of a committee other than that specified in the summons relating thereto, unless there are present and consenting at least two-thirds of the entire number of the Council or of the com• mittee.

9. At every meeting of the Council the President, if present, shall be chairman. If the President is absent, then the Vice-President shall be chairman. If both the President and the Vice-President are absent, then such councillor as the members of the Council then present choose shall be the chairman.

10. All acts of the Council or of a committee and all questions cominff or arising before the Councilor a committee may be done and decided by a maioritv of such members of the Council or committee as are present and vote, the whole number present at the meeting, whether voting or not, not: being less than a quorum, that is to say, half of the number of the whole Council or the committee plus one, except in.any case where this Order or any other Ordinance or law provides for a special quorum : .

Provided that if the number of the Council or of a committee shall be an odd number a quorum shall consist of half the number which exceeds the number of the Council or of the committee by one, e.g. if the number is nine, the quorum would be five :

Provided also that if at two successive ordinary meetings of the Council there be not a quorum of councillors present, any resolution passed by the second meeting, relating to any business, notice of which has been given by the summonses issued in respect of both such meetings, may be submitted to the District Commissioner, and if he approves hereof, such resolution shall be deemed to have been as lawfully made as though there had been a quorum of the Council present at such meeting.

11. In the case of equality of votes, the chairman of any meeting of the Council or of a committee shall have a second or casting vote.

12. Minutes of proceedings of and the resolutions taken at every meeting of the Council or of a committee shall be drawn up correctly and entered in a book kept for that purpose, and shall be signed at the same or at an ensuing meeting of the Council or committee, as the case may be, by the person who presided at the meeting of which the minutes form a record, and any minute purporting to be so signed shall be received in evidence without further proof. 113 loth January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

SEVENTH SCHEDULE.

RULES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY.

1. —(1) The rateable value of unoccupied land when assessed on the basis of rate• able value shall be six per centum of the capital value thereof. (2) The rateable value of occupied land when assessed on the basis of rateable value shall be the rent for which it may be expected to let from year to year for the purpose for which it is used. (3) The rateable value of any building shall be the rent for which such building might be expected to let from year to year after deducting therefrom the following- amounts, that is to say :— (a) If the rent for which the building might be expected to let from year to year does not exceed forty pounds, one-fourth part of such rent; 1 (b) If the cent for which the building might be expected to let from year to year exceeds forty pounds, one-fifth part of such rent, or the sum of ten pounds, whichever is the greater : Provided that if the building is used for an industrial undertaking in which mechanically driven machinery is employed, one-third part of such rent be deducted. (4) If any room or rooms in a building is or are sub-let, the rateable value of such room or rooms shall be that proportion of the rateable value of the building which the number of room or rooms sub-let bears to the number of rooms in the building.

2. The Council shall have two committees to be respectively known as the As• sessment Committee and the Appeal Committee, and the provisions of paragraph 11 of this Order shall apply to such committees.

3. The Assessment Committee shall assess the property within the area of juris• diction of the Council in accordance with the provisions of this schedule and of any by-laws made under the provisions of this Order, and shall prepare a list called the assessment list which shall show the following particulars, that is say :— (a) The number of assessments; (6) As regards lands and buildings,— (i) the address or other designation of the property; (ii) the name of the owner of the property; (iii) the name of the occupier, if any, of the property; (iv) the description and category or grade of the property; (v) if the property be a building, the rent for which it might be expected to let from year to year and the rateable value thereof : Provided that the Assessment Committee shall not include in the as• sessment list any new building the construction of which is not completed, and a new building shall not be deemed to be completed until the build• ing or any part thereof is occupied; 114

(vi) if the property be occupied land and is assessed on the basis of rateable value, the rent for which it might be expected to let from year to year and the rateable value thereof; (vii) if the property be unoccupied land and is assessed on the basis of rate• able value, the capital value and the rateable value thereof.

4. —(1) The Assessment Committee and Appeal Committee respectively may re• quire the owner or occupier of any lands or buildings liable to assessment to furnish returns of the rent thereof, to produce such documents and give all such information as is necessary for the preparation of the assessment list or otherwise for the purpose of assessment, and for the like purpose each such committee or any person appointed by them for the purpose may, at any time between sunrise and sunset, enter and inspect any property and if necessary survey the same. (2) No entry shall be made under this paragraph into any dwelling-house in actual occupation without the consent of the occupier unless twenty-four hours previous notice in writing shall have been given where possible to such occupier, specifying as near as may be the hour of such intended entry. (3) Any person who — (a) refuses or fails to furnish such return or to produce such document or to give such information as aforesaid for the space of one week from the day on which he has been required to do so, or (6) knowingly makes such return falsely or incorrectly or gives such information knowing it to be false or incorrect, or (c) hinders, obstructs or prevents the Assessment Committee or the Appeal Committee or any person appointed by it as aforesaid from entering, in• specting or surveying any such lands or building as aforesaid, shall be guilty of an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine not exceed• ing fifty pounds, or to a term of imprisonment not exceeding 6 months or to both •such penalties.

5. —(1) The assessment list shall be deposited at the office of the Council and shall be open to the inspection of all persons assessed or liable to be assessed. (2) The President shall cause a notice to be published at the office of the Council and at such other public places as he may prescribe of the deposit of the list and shall state therein that any person may, within fourteen days from the publication of the notice, examine the list and take copies or extracts therefrom.

6. —(1) Within fourteen days of the publication of the notice aforesaid the Coun• cil or any person who is aggrieved by such list on any of the following grounds, that is to say — (a) that he is wrongly included as the owner or occupier of any land or building or as residing within the area of jurisdiction of the Council; (b) that he is not included as the owner or occupier of any land or building or as residing within the area of jurisdiction of the Council: 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 116§—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 115

(c) that the assessment of any land or building of which he is the owner or oc­ cupier is incorrect or unfair; (d) that some other person has been wrongly excluded from the list; (e) that the assessment of any land or building is incorrect or unfair; .that any property has been classed in the wrong category or grade (/)׳ may give notice in writing of his objection, specifying therein the grounds of his ob­ jection.

(2) The Assessment Committee shall notify the person making the objection, and if the objection affects directly any person other than the person making the objection also such other person, of the date on which it will be considered : such person may appear himself or by an authorised agent and the Council shall likewise be entitled to appear.

(3) The Assessment Committee shall make such correction in the assessment list as shall accord with their decision on the objection received, and when the assessment list has been finally corrected, shall approve the list by attaching their signature thereto. The list so appproved shall be deposited in the offices of the Council and, subject to the corrections made therein in accordance with paragraph 7(5) hereof, shall be the assessment list in force until a new assessment list is made under para­ graph 16 of this Order.

(4) The President shall cause a notice to be published at the offices of the Council and at such other public places as he may prescribe of the deposit of the amended assessment list and shall state therein that any person may within fourteen days from the publication of the notice examine the list and take copies or extracts there­ from.

7.—(1) Any person (including the Council) — (a) who has applied to the Assessment Committee for rectification of the as­ sessment list, or (b) who has been affected by such application, may within fourteen days from the publication of the notice of the deposit of the amended assessment list as aforesaid appeal to the Appeal Committee.

(2) The Appeal Committee may require that a deposit on account of costs not ex­ ceeding two pounds shall be paid in the case of each appeal by any person other than the Council prior to the hearing of his appeal and, if the deposit so fixed is not paid, shall reject the appeal.

(3) The Apppeal Committee shall hear the appellant and the respondent, or, at the discretion of the Appeal Committee, any other person on their behalf, and may hear such witnesses and call for such documents as it may consider necessary.

(4) A decision of the Appeal Committee shall be final and no appeal shall lie there­ from to any Court, except on a point of law, to a Magistrate's Court. 116

(5) The Appeal Committee shall cause the assessment list to be varied in con• formity with its decision and shall communicate the decision to the Assessment Committee. (6) The deposit provided in. sub-paragraph (2) of this paragraph shall be refunded to the appellant on determination of the appeal, unless the Appeal Committee shall certify in writing that the appeal was frivolously made or made for purposes of obstruction. If-the Committee so certifies, it may'direct that all or any part of the deposit shall be forfeited and paid into the Council fund. (7) A person liable to pay the rates imposed in accordance with the provisions of this Order shall, notwithstanding that he shall have appealed against the assess• ment list and such appeal shall not have been determined on the date when the rates become due, pay the amount thereof on such date : Provided that, where an alteration is made in the assessment list in consequence' of the decision in the appeal, the difference, if too much has been paid by the person liable, shall be repaid or allowed, or if too little has been paid by such person, shall be paid and may be recovered as if it were arrears of the rates. 8.—(1) The President may correct any clerical error in an assessment list. (2) Any property liable to pay rates which is omitted from an assessment list shall not, by reason of such omission, be relieved of its liability. Such property may be added by the Assessment Committee to the list at any time during which the assess• ment list is in operation and the owner and occupier thereof shall thereupon become liable to payment of the rates for the year in wdiich such addition is made, and for the payment of any rates for the preceding year or years during which the list has been in operation : notice in writing shall be given to the owner and/or the occupier of such property of the rates assessed thereon, and the rates so assessed shall become payable, subject to the provisions for objection and appeal in this schedule, on the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the notice. (3) If any building is completed after the preparation of an assessment list, such building may at any time after the completion thereof and during which the assess• ment list is in operation be added by the Assessment Committee to the assessment list, and thereupon the owner and occupier of such building shall become liable to the payment of rates as from the date of the completion of the building : notice in writing shall be given to the owner and occupier of such building of the rate assessed thereon, and the rates assessed thereon shall become so payable, subject to the pro• visions for objection and appeal in this schedule, on the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the notice. (4) If at any time any person ceases to reside within the area of jurisdiction of the Council or ceases to be the owner or occupier of any land or building in respect of which he is liable to pay any rate under the provisions of this Order, such person or his representative shall give notice in writing to the Council, and after the giving of such notice shall not be liable for any further instalment in respect of such rates : Provided that nothing herein shall be deemed to affect the liabilty of any such person for any instalments of rates which become due before the giving of such notice. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 117

(5) If any person shall become the owner or occupier of any land or building in respect of which any rate is payable under the provisions of this Order, such person shall be deemed to have been assessed on the date on which he becomes owner of occupier, and shall without any right of objection or appeal become liable to pay. any instalment of any rate which shall be payable between the date when he becomes owner or occupier and the expiration of the period for which the rate is assessed.

9.—(1) If an assessment shall, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 16 of this Order, be made for more than one year, the Assessment Committee shall each year revise the assessment list and it shall make, or cause to be made, a fresh assessment — (d) when any building not included in the assessment list for the time being in force has been completed since the assessment list was made; (b) when an owner or occupier of any land or building has submitted a claim for revision on the ground' that the property owned or occupied by him has been destroyed or has sustained damage or that the rateable value of such property has decreased by twenty per cent, or more since the last assessment or that such property ought to be classified in another category; (c) when the Council has submitted a claim that the rateable value of any pro• perty in the list has increased by twenty per cent, or more since the last as• sessment or that such property ought to be classified in another category; (d) when any property which is included in the assessment list has been divided or partitioned since the last assessment; (e) when any struclural alteration or addition to a building has been made where• by in the opinion! of the Assessment Committee the rateable value of the house property of which the building forms part is increased by twenty pounds, or more. I (2) A supplementary assessment list shall be issued by the Assessment Com• mittee before the first day of March in each year showing the assessment made or changed by the committee and the rates shall be payable on such assessment from the beginning of the financial year following the revision. (3) All the provisions of this schedule relating to the preparation of, objection to and appeal from, an assessment list, shall be applicable to every supplementary list made by the Assessment Committee.

EIGHTH SCHEDULE.

RULES REGULATING TENDERS FOR CONTRACTS BY THE COUNCIL. ,.'.,,<

1. In accordance with the provisions of paragraph 19(4) of this Order, a Tender Committee shall be appointed by the Council and shall advertise the requirements of the Council in at least two of the local papers. 118 15th January, 1942

2. The advertisement shall state the general conditions of the contract together with a brief description of the requirements and shall indicate where the necessary forms of application and details of the requirements can be obtained. 3. As soon as tenders are received they shall be deposited in a locked box at the office of the Council. The box shall be provided with two different locks, the keys of which shall be retained by such different persons as the Council shall appoint. 4. All tenders shall be opened in the presence of a majority of the Tender Com• mittee and shall be registered by a clerk or other official appointed by the Council. 5. Defective or late tenders shall not be considered. 6. The lowest tender shall, as a rule, be recommended for acceptance, provided that the prices quoted are reasonable and that the committee is satisfied as to the suitabiliy of the tenderer. When the lowest tender is not recommended the com• mittee shall record their reasons for not recommending it.

By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHERSON Chief Secretary. (Gr/71/41)

COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENTS ORDINANCE.

ORDER, No. 8 OF 1942, BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER SECTION 3(1).

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by subsection (1) of section 3 of the Collective Punishments Ordinance, the High Commissioner has declared that the following villages shall be added to the schedule to the said Ordinance :—

GAZA DISTRICT. Beit Jirja Jiya, El Barbara Deir Suneid Najd J ulis.

By His Excellency's Command, J. S. MACPHERSON 7th January, 1942. Chief Secretary. (Y/77/41) 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 119

PALESTINE ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1922.

PROCLAMATION BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER ARTICLE 11.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by Article 11 of the Palestine Order in I, SIR HAROLD ALFRED MACMICHAEL, G.C.M.G., D.S.O., High ׳,Council, 1922 Commissioner for Palestine, with the approval of the Secretary of State, do hereby proclaim as follows :—

,Citation ־This Proclamation may be cited as the Administrative Di .1 visions (Amendment) Proclamation, 1942, and shall be read as one with the Administrative Divisions Proclamation, 1939, here­ inafter referred to as the principal Proclamation.

2. The Schedule to the principal Proclamation shall be revoked, Eepiacement and the Schedule hereto shall be substituted therefor :— of Schedule to principal Proclamation.

3. This Proclamation shall be deemed to have come into force Commencement. on the 1st January, 1942.

THE SCHEDULE.

A. GALILEE DISTRICT 1. Acre Sub-District.

Abu Sinân Judeida Acre Jurdeiht 'Amqâ Jûlis 'Arrâba Kâbûl Bassa, El Kafr I'nân Beit Jann Kafr Sumei' Bi'na, El Kafr Yâsîf Birwa, El Khirbat, Idmith Buqei'a, El Khirbat Jiddîn Dâmûn, Ed Khirbat Samah (Eilon) Deir el Asad Khirbat es Suwwâna Deir Hannâ Kisrâ Fassûta Kuweikât Ghâbisîya, El Majd el Kurûm Hânûtâ Makr, El l'ribbîn (includes 'Arab el Quleitât*) Manshîya Iqrit Mazra'a, El (includes Shave Zion) Jatt Mî'âr

.Previously declared villages—:'״' t :—Village lands crossed by Palestine—Lebanon Frontier. 15th January, 1942 120 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

Mi'ilya Sub miita Nahf Sumeiriya, Es Nahr, En Tarn ra Nahariya Tarbíkha (includes 'Eithá esh Slm'b*) Bama, Er Tarshiha Ruweis, Er Umm el Faraj Sajur Yánüh Sakhnin Yirká Sha'ab Zib, Ez

2. Beisan Sub-District.

'Arida, El Kaukab el Hawá Ashrafiya, El Khuneizir, El (Ikhneizir)­ Beisan Masil el Jizl Beit Alfa Murassas, El Bashatiwa, El Qevutsat hag Giv'a Bawati, El (Hakimiya) Qümiya Bira, El Safa, Es Danna Sákhina, Es 'Ein Harod Sámiriya, Es Far wan a Shatta Fatur, El Sírin Gesher Taiyiba, Et Ghazawiya, El Telí esh Shauk Hamidiya, El Tel Yosef Hamra, El Tira, Et Heftsi­Bah Umm 'Ajra Jabbul Wádi el Bíra Jisr el Majami' Yublá Kafra Zab'a Kafr Misr Zarra'a, Ez Kefar Yehezqel

3. Nazareth Sub-District.

.'Afula Iksâl Uût׳ Arab es Subeih' Balfourya Indûr Bu'eiria Kafr Kannâ Dabburiya Kafr Manda Dahi, Ed Kaukab 'Ein Mahil Kefar Barukh Gev'at Kefar Gid'on Ginneigar Kefar ha Horesh

*:—Previously declared villages. 121 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

Kefar Tavor (Mas-ha) Nein Kefar Yeladim Eamat David Mahane Yisrael Reina, Er Ma'lul Rummana Mount Tabor (includes Umm el Gha- Safturiya nam*) Sarid Mash-had Sulam Merhavya Settlement Tamra Merhavya Group Tel 'Adashim Mizra' Tur'an Mujeidil, El Umm Qubei Nahalal 'Uzeir Na'ura Yafa Nazareth

4. Safad Sub-District.

Abil el Qamht Hula Concession Area 'Abisiya, El (includes 'Azaziyat*, 'Ein Hfinint (includes Hula*, El Manara* Fit*, and Khirbat es Summan*) and ,Udeisa*) Aiyelet hash Shahar (includes Khirbat Hurfeish Yarda) J ahula 'Akbara Ja'una 'Alma Jish 'Ammuqa Jubb Yusuf 'Arab esh Shamalina (Khirbat Abu Kafr Bir'im Zeina) (includes El Buteiha*) Khalisa, El Beisamun Khan ed Duweir (includes Baniyas*) Biriya Kefar Gil'adi Buweiziya, El (includes Meis*) Khirbat el Hiqab Dafna Khisas Dallata Khiyam el Walid Dawwara Kirad el Baqqara Deishum Kirad el Ghannama Dhahiriya el Fauqa, Edh Lazzaza Dhahiriya et Tahta, Edh Mahanayim 'Ein ez Zeitun Mallaha" 'Ein Zeitim Malikiya, El (includes 'Eitarun*) Fara Mansura, El Farradiya Mansurat el Kheit Fir'im Marus Ghabbatiya Mazari' ed Daraja (includes Dardara*, Ghuraball (includes Ed Darbashiya*) Dureijat*, ,Ein et Tina*, Jalabina* Hatsor and Weiziya ('Almin)*)

*:—Previously declared villages. t:—Village lands crossed by Palestine-Lebanon Frontier. If:—Village lands crossed by Palestine-Syrian Frontier. 122 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT'NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

Meirun Saliha (includes Marun er Ras* and MetullaH (includes Deir Mamas*, Yaran*) Hura* and Kafr Kila*) Salihiya, Es Mishmar hay Yarden Sam.nu'i, Es Muftakhira, El (includes El Barjiyät*) Sanbariya, Es Mughr el Kheit Sa'sa' Nabi Yüsha', En Shuna, Esh Nä'ima, En Shauqa et Tahta (includes Mughr esh 'Qabbä'a (includes Jazäyir el Hindaj* Shab'an*) and Mughr ed Duruz*) Teitaba (includes Buleida*) Tuba ('Arab el Heib) 1־ Qadas Qadditä Tuleil and El Huseiniya Qeitiya 'Ulmaniya, El Qudeiriya, El Weiziya Bäs el Ahmar, Er Yesud ham Ma'ala (includes El Khar­ Rihäniya rax*) Bosh Pinna Zanghariya (Zuhluq) Sabalän Zawiya, Ez Safad Zuq el Fauqani, Ez Safsäf Zuq et Tahtani, Ez

5. Tiberias Sub-District. Afiqim Menahamiya Ashdot Ya'aqov Migdal Beit Gan Mitspa Bitanya Maghar (includes El Mansura*) Dalhamiya Nimrin Deganiya Nuqeib 'Eilabün Poriya Ghuweir Abu Shusha Sejera (Ilanya) Hadatha Samakh Hamma, El Samakiya, Es Hittin Samra, Es (includes Kafr Harib*) Kafr Kama Sharona Kafr Sabt Sha'ara Kefar Hittim Shajara, Esh Kefar Gun Tabigha, Et (includes Tell el Hunud* Khirbat el Wraes Saudä (El Mawasi) and Khan el Minya*) Kinneret Group Tiberias Kinneret 'Ubeidiya, El Lübiya "Clam " Ma'dhar Yaquq Ma id a 1 Yavneel Manära, El

*:—Previously declared villages. f:—Village lands crossed by Palestine­Lebanon Frontier. If:—Village lands crossed by Palestine­Syrian Frontier. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 123

B. HAIFA DISTRICT. Haifa Sub-District. Abu Shusha Kafr Qari' Abu Zureiq Karkür 'Ar'ara Kefar 'Atta (Kufrittá) 'Arab el Fuqara Kefar Brandeis 'Arab el Ghawarina Kefar Hasidim ,Atlit Kefar Yehoshua' 'Arab en Nufei'at Khureiba, El Balad esh Sheikh Khubbeiza Bat Shelomo Khirbat el Burj Beit Lahm (Bethlehem) Khirbat ed Dámün Beit She'arim Khirbat Lidd (El 'Awadirn) Binyamina Khirbat Shalläla Bureika Mansi, El ('Arab Baniha) Buteimat, El Mazar, El Daliyat el Karmil Meir Shefeiya Daliyat er Buha Mesheq Yagur (includes Mesheq*) Dumeira, Ed (Dumeiri) Mishmar ha 'Emeq 'Ein Ghazal Nesher 'Ein Haud Pardes Hanna 'Emeq Zevulun (Jidru Ghawarina) Qannir Fureidis, El Qíra wa Qámün (Yoqne'am) Ghubaiyat (includes El Ghubaiya el Qisäriya (Caesarea) Fauqa*, El Ghubaiya et Tahta* and Qusqus-Tab'ún En Naghnaghiya*) Pamat Yohanan Giv'at 'Ada (El Marah) Ríháníya, Er Had era Sabbárín Haifa (includes Ahuzzat Sir Herbert Sarafand, Es Samuel*) Shafä 'Amr Heftsi Bah Sheikh Bureik, Esh I'billin Sindiyána, Es Ijzim Tantüra 'Isfiya Tira, Et Jaba' Umm esh Shauf Jeida Umm ez Zinat Ji'ara Wádí 'Ära Kabara Waldheim (Umm el 'Amad) Kafrin, El Yäjür Kafr Lam Zikhron Ya'aqov

C. SAMARIA DISTRICT. 1. Jenin Sub-District.

A]ia 'Anza 'Änin 'Araqa -Previously declared villages. 124 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. loth January, 1942

'Arräba Mirka 'Arräna Misilya 'Arabbüna Mughaiyir, El Bärid, El Muqeibila Barta'a Nuns Beit Qäd Qabatiya Burqin Baba Deir Abu Da'if Bama, Er Deir Ghazzäla Bummana 'Ein el Mansi ! Sandala Fahma Sanur (includes Nukheil (Inkheil)*) Fandaqumiya, El Silat edh Dhahr Faqqü'a Silat el Harithiya Firäsin Sir Jaba' Siris Jalama Tilfit Jalbun Ti'innik Jalqamus Umm el Fahm (with Lajjun, Mu'awiya Jarbä Musheirfa and Musmus) Jenin Umm et Tut Judeida Ya'bad Kafr Dan Yamun, El Kafr Qüd Zababida, Ez Kafr Rä'i Zalafa Kufeir Zawiya Kufeirät Zibda Mazär, El Zir'in Meithalün Zububa

2. Nablus Sub-District.

'Ammtiriya Beit Furik (includes Khirbat Kafr 'Aqqäba Beita*) 'Aqraba (includes Khirbat Fasayil*) Beit Iba 'Asira esh Shamäliya Beit Umrin 'Asira el Qibliya Beit Wazan 'Askar Biddya 'Awartä Burin (with 'Iraq Burin) 'Azmüt Burqa Baläta Burqin Bäqa Deir Ballut Bazzäriya Deir el Hatab Beitä Deir Istiya Beit Dajan (includes Beit Dajan Deir Shafaf Jiftlik* and Khirbat Furüsh) Duma

*:—Previously declared villages. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 125

'Einabus Mughaiyir, El (includes Khirbat Ear'ata Jib'it*) Farkha Nablus Funduq, El Naqura, En Ghor el Fari'a (includes Qarawa el Nisf Jubeil Fauqa*, Qarawa et Tahta* and Umm Qabalan Hureira*) Qarawat Bani Hasan Hajja Qaryfit Haris Qira Huwwara Qusin Ijnisinya Qusra Immatin Rafat Iskaka, Bafidiya Jalud Rujeib Jamma'in Sabastiya Jinsafut Salfit Jit Salim Juneid Sanniriya Jurish (includes Kafr 'Atiya*) Sarra Kafr Bara Sarta Kafr ed Dik Sawiya, Es Kafr Laqif Talfit Kafr Qaddum Talluza Kafr Qallil (includes Khirbat Sarin*) Tammun Kafr Qasim Tavasir Kafr Thulth Tell Khirbat Qeis Tubas (includes Kashda* and Bardala*^ Khirbat Qureish 'tJrif Khirbat Sir 'Csarin Kifl Harith Yanun Lubban Sharqiya Yasid Madama Yasuf Majdal Bani Fadil Yatma. Marda Zawata ha Zawiya־Mas Zeita.

3. Tulharm Sub-District. 'Anabta Beit Lid 'Attara, El Beit Yannai 'Attil Benei Binyamin Avihayil Birkat Bamadan (Waqf Khalil er 'Azzun Rahman) Bal'a Bitan Baqa el Gharbiya Dannaba Baqa esh Sharqiya Deir el Ghusun

:*:—Previously declared villages. 126 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

'Ein ha Horesh Khirbat Beit Lîd 'Ein ha 'Oved Khirbat Manshîya 'Ein Vared Khirbat ez Zabâbida Elyashiv Khirbat Zalafa Even Yehuda Kûr Falâma Ma'barot Fardîsiyâ Mishmar hash Sharon Far'ûn Miska Gan Haiyim Natanya Ghâbat el 'Abâbisha Nazla el Gharbîya, En Ghâbat Kafr Sûr• Nazla esh Sharqîya, En Ghâbat Miska Nazla el Wustâ, En Ghâbat Jaiyûs Nazlat Abu Nâr Ghâbat et Taiyiba esh Shamâlîya Nazlat 'Isa Ghâbat et Taiyiba el Qiblîya Qadima Giv'at Haiyim Qaffîn Giv'at Shappira Qalansuwa Habla Qalqîliya Havatstselet hash Sharon Qâqûn Hibbat Zion Râmîn Hogla Rami Zeitâ 'Illâr Ras, Er Irtâh Saftarîn Jaiyûs Seidâ J aljûliya Shûfa Jatt Shuweika Kafr 'Abbûsh Tabsar (Khirbat 'Azzûn> Kafr Jammâl Taiyiba, Et Kafr el Labad Tel "Mon d Kafr Kummân Tel Tsur Kafr Sâbâ Tira, Et Kafr Sûr Tûlkarm Kafr Zibâd Tsofit Kefar Haiyim TJmm Khâlid Kefar ha Ro-e Wâdî Qabbânî Kefar Hess Wâdî el Hawârith Kefar Vitkin Yedidya Kefar Yona Zeitâ

D. JERUSALEM DISTRICT.

1. Hebron Sub-District. 'Ajjûr Beit Ummar 'Arab el Jahâlîn Beit Jibrîn Banî Na'îm Beit Kâhil Barqûsiyâ Beit Nattîf Beit Aulâ Dawâvima, Ed 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

Deir ed Dubbân Qubeiba, El Deir Nakh-khâs Ra'nâ Dhahiríya, Edh Rîhîya, Er Dura Samû', Es Halhûl Shuvûkh, Esh Hebron Si'îr Idna Sûrîf Jab'a, El Taftuh Kharâs Tell es Sâfî Khirbat 'Ammûriya Tarqûmiya Khirbat Jamrûra Yatta Khirbat Umm Burj Zakarîyâ Kidnâ Zeitâ Mughallis Zikrîn Nuba 2. Jerusalem Sub-District. Abu Dis Bîr Nabâlâ. 'Allar Bureij 'Anata, Deirabân 'Aqqur Deir 'Amr 'Arab Tbn 'Ubeid Deir el Hawâ 'Arab er Rashayida Deir Bâfât 'Arab es Sawahira Deir esh Sheikh 'Arab et Ta'amira Deir Yâsîn Artas Duyûk 'Artuf 'Ein Kâiïm 'Atarot 'Eizarîya, El 'Auja, El Har Tuv Battir Hizmâ Beit Duqqu Hûsân Beit Fajjar 'Isawîya Beit Hanina Iáhwa' Beit Ijza 'Islîn Beit Tksa Jaba' Beit I'nan Jarash Beit 'Itab Jericho Beit Jala Jerusalem Beit Jimal Jib, El Beit Mahsir Judeira Beit Naqquba Jura, El Beit Safafa Khadr, El Beit Sahur Kafr 'Aqab Beit Thul Kaslâ Beit Umm el Meis Khân el Ahmar, El Bethlehem Khirbat Tsmallah Biddu Khirbat el Lauz Beit Surik Khirbat el 'Umûr 128

Liftá Ráfát Máliha, El Bamat Bahel Mukhmás Bám, Er Nabí Müsá, En Ras Abü ,Ammár Nabi Samwil, En Sar'a Nahhálin Saris Nat&f Sátáf Nevé Ya'aqov Sharafát Nu'eima Shu'fát Qabü, El Silwán Qalandiya Suba Qálüniya Suflá Qastal, El Sur Báhir Qatanna Tur, Et Qiryat 'Anavim Wádi Eükin Qubeiba, El Walaja, El Qaryat el 'Inab (Abu Ghósli) Ramállah Sub-District. Abu Qasbsh 'Ein Qíniyá Abu Shukheidim 'Ein Síniyá 'Abud 'Ein Yabrüd 'Abwein ('Ibwein) J ammála Jániya, El 'Arura Jibiya 'Atara Jifná Beitillu Jiljiliva Beitin Kafr 'Ein Beit Liqya Iíafr Malik Beit Bima Kafr Ni'ma Beit Sira Khirbat Abü Ealáh Beit 'tJr el Eauqa Khirbat el Misbáh Beit 'TJr et Tahta Kaubar Beituniya Mazarí' en Nübáni Bir Zeit Mazra'a el Qibliya, El Bira, El Mazra'a esh Sharqíya, El Burham Q ara wat Bani Zeid Burqa Rámallah Deir Abu Mash'al Rammün Deir 'Ammar Saffá Deir Dibwan Silwád Deir Ghassana Sinjil Deir Ibzi' Surda Deir Jarir Taiyiba, Et Deir Nidham Tira, Et Deir es Sudan Turmus 'Aiya Dura el Qar' Umm Safa (Kafr Ishwa') 'Ein 'Arik Yabrüd 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

E. LYDDA DISTRICT.

1. Jaffa Sub-District.

Abu Kishk Mirr, El Bat Yam Muweilih, El Biyär ,Adas Nahalat Gannim Beit Dajan Nahalat Yits-haq Benei Beraq Petah Tiqva Fajja Qiryat Shaul Gat Rimmon Ba'anana Giv'at Hen (Irgun Ba'anana*) Bamatayim Hadar Bamat hash Sharon Haram, El Bamat Gan Herzliya Bantîya Holon Rishpon Jalil esh Shamäliya Sâfirîya, Es Jalil el Qibliya Salama Jammäsin esh Sharqi Sârôna Jammäsin el Gharbi Sâqiya Jarisha Sawâlima, Es Jaffa Shefayim Kafr 'Ana Sheikh Muwannis, Esh Kefar Gannim Shekhunat Borokhov Kefar Malal Tel Aviv Kefar Sava Tel Litwinsky Kheiriya, El Wilhelma Magdiel Yahûdîya, El Mas'udiya El (Summeil) Yarqona Miqve Yisrael Yâzûr

2. Ramie Sub-District.

Abu el Fadl (Es Sautariya) Ben Shemen Abu Shusha Bil'în 'Äqir (includes Kefar Beilu*) Bîr Imma'în Barfiliya Bîr Sâlim Barriya, El Budrus Bash-shit Burj, El Beer Ya'aqov Dâniyâl Beit Hanan (includes Neta'im*) Deir Abu Salâma Beit Jiz Deir Aiyûb Beit Nabälä Deir Muheisin Beit Nübä Deir Qaddîs Beit 'Oved Deir Tarif Beit Shannä Gan Shelomo Beit Susin Gedera

*:—Previously declared villages 130 16th January, 1942

Giv'at Brenner Mukheizin,El Haditha, El Muzeiri'a, El Hulda Nabí Bübín, En Idhnibba Nahalat Yehuda 'Imwäs Nes Tsiyona (with Wädi Hunein) 'Innäba Na'ána (Ni'ana) Jilyä Ni'lín Jimzú Qatra Jindas Qazáza Khaláyil, El Qibya Kharbatá Qubáb, El Kharrúba Qubeiba, El Kheima, El Quia Kefar Aharon Bamle, Er Kefar Marmorek Bantis Kefar Sirkin Rehovot Kefar Uriya Bishon le Zion Khirbat Beit Far Sajad Khirbat el Buweiriya Salbít Khirbat edh Dhuheiríya Sarafand el 'Amar Khirbat Musmär Sarafand el Kharab Khirbat el Qubeiba Seid un Khirbat Zakariya , Shabtín Khulda Shahma Kunaiyisa, El Shilta Latrún Shuqbá Lubban, El Tina, Et Lydda Tirat Shalom Majdal Yaba (Majdal es Sädiq) Tira, Et Mansüra, El Umm Kalkha Mazkeret Batyah ('Eqron) Yalu Midya, El Yibna Mughár, El Zarnüqa (includes Gibbeton*)

F. GAZA DISTRICT. 1. Beersheba Sub-District. 'Auja, El Muhammadiyin Beersheba Murei'ät Jammama Er Biyátiya Saráhin Tribal Units. Sawäkhina 'Azazima Tribes :— Subeihät 'Asiyat Subeihiyin Farahin Zaraba Mas'udiyin

*:—Previously declared villages 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 131

Hanajira Tribes :— Jarâwîn Abu Ghalyûn Abu Middein Jarâwin Abu Su'eilîk Dawahira Jarâwîn Abu Yahyâ , Nuseirat Najmât Abu Adra Sumeiri Najmât el Qisâr Najmât es Sûfâ Jubarat Tribes:— Najmât es Sunnâ' Abu Jabir Najmât Abu Suwâsîn 'Amarin Ibn 'Ajlan En Nu'eimât Duqus Wuheidât Hasanat Ibn Sabbah Tayâhâ Tribes :— Masharifa (Ruteimat el Fuqara) Qalazin Thawabita 'Alâmât Abu Jaqîm Rawawi'a 'Alâmât Abu Libba Ruteimat Abu el 'Udus 'Alâmât Abu Shunnâr Sa'adinat Abu Jureiban Balî Sa'adinat en Nuweiri Banî 'Uqba Sawarikat Ibn Rafi' Budeinât Walayida, El Dhullâm Abu Juwei'id Wuheidat Jubarat Dhullâm Abu Rabî'a Dhullâm Abu Qureinât Sa'idiyin Tribes :— Hukûk Abu 'Abdûn Hamayita and Sawaiyat Hukûk el Asad Madhikir Hukûk el Bureiqî Ramamina Hukûk el Huzaiyil Rawayida and Nukuz Janâbîb Nutûsh Tarabin Tribes :— Qalâzîn Tayâhâ Ghawâlî Abu 'Amra Qatâtiwa Ghawâlî Abu Bakra Qudeirât el A'sam Ghawâlî Abu el Husein Qudeirât Abu Kaf Ghawâlî Abu Khatla Qudeirât Abu Buqaiyiq Ghawâlî en Naba'ât Qudeirât es Sâni' Ghawâlî Abu Shalhûb Bamâdîn Musâmira Ghawâlî Abu Suheibân Bamâdîn Shu'ûr Ghawâlî Abu Sitta Rawâshida Ghawâlî el ,Umûr Shallâlîyîn Ghawâlî ez Zurei'î 'Urûr Hasanât Abu Mu'eiliq

2. Gaza Sub-District.

'Abasan Batán i Gharbi Abu Middein Batáni Sharqi 'Arab Sukreir Beer Tuvya Banî Suheila Beit 'Affa Barbara Beit Darás Barqâ Beit Hánün 15th January, 1942 132 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.

Beit Jirjâ Juseir Beit Lâhiya Karatiyâ Beit Tîma Khân Yûnis Bi'lîn (includes Ard el Ishra*) Khirbat Ikhzâ Bureir Khirbat Khisâs Deir el Balah Kaufakha Deir Suneid Kaukaba Dimra Majdal, El Fâlûja, El Masmîya el Kabîra, El Gan Yavne Masmîya es Saghîra, El Gaza Muharraqa, El Hamâma Najd Hatta Nazla Hirbiva Ni'ilya Hûj [ ^ Nuseirât Huleiqât Qastîna 'Ibdis Bafah 'Iraq el Manshîya Sawâfîr el Gharbîya, Es , 'Iraq Suweidân Sawâfîr esh Shamâlîya, Es Isdûd (includes 'Arqûbiya'*) Sawâfîr esh Sharqîya, Es Jabâliya Summeil Jaladîya Sumeirî Jiya, El Sumsum Jûlis Tell et Turmus Jura, El Yâsûr

*:—Previously declared villages.

HAROLD MACMICHAEL 2nd January, 1942. High Commissioner, (L/156/33 Vol. III).

DEFENCE (FINANCE) EEGULATIONS, 1941.

ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER REGULATION'7A.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by paragraph (1) of regulation 7A of the Defence Regulations, 1941, (which confers on the High Commissioner a general power to exempt securities), and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the High Commissioner has been pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered as fol• lows :— 1. This Order may be cited as the Securities (Exemption) Order, 1942. 2. There are hereby exempted from the provisions of regulation 7 of the De• fence (Finance) Regulations, 1941, the securities described in the Schedule to this Order. 133

SCHEDULE.

Buenos Aires (Province of), Argentine, 5 per cent., Sterling Loan of 1908 (Drain­ age Loan). Buenos Aires (Province of), Argentine, 5 per cent., Consolidation Gold Loan, 1915. Buenos Aires (Province of), Argentine, 5 per cent., External Gold Loan, 1910. Chile, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1896. Chile, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Loan (1905). Chile, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1909. Chile, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1910. Chile, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1911. Chile, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Loan, 1911 (Second Series). . Chile, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Annuities — Series A, B and. 0. Chile, Bepublic of, 1\ per cent. Loan of 1922. Chile, Bepublic of, 6 per cent. Sterling Loan, 1928. Chile, Bepublic of, 6 per cent. Sterling Loan, 1929. ' China, Bepublic of, 4| per cent. Gold Loan of 1908. China, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Hakuang Bailwavs Sinking Eund Gold Loan, 1911. China, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Gold Loan of 1912. China, Bepublic of, 5 per cent. Reorganisation Gold Loan of ]913 (All Issues). China, Republic of, 5 per cent. Lnng­Tsing­U­Hai Railway Loan, 1913. Egypt, Kingdom of, Unified Debt (1 per cent.). Egyptian Guaranteed 3 per cent. Loan. Turkish Government 4 per cent. Loan, 1891 (Egyptian Tribute). Turkish Government 3\ per cent. Conversion Loan, 1894 (Egyptian Tribute). Credit Foncier Egyptien 3 per cent. Land Mortgage Obligations. , Credit Eoncier Egyptien 3 per cent. Obligations. ,,,, Credit Eoncier Egyptien 3| per cent. Obligations. Greece, Kingdom of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1881. , .

Greece, Kingdom of, 4 per cent. Monopoly Loan 1887. u Greece, Kingdom of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1884:. Greece, Kingdom of, 4 per cent. Rentes, 1889. Greece, Kingdom of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1890 (Piraeus­Larissa Railway), Greece, Kingdom of, .5 per cent. Funding Loan of 1893. Greece, Kingdom of, 4 per cent. Loan of 1902 (Greek Railways Loan). Greece, Kingdom of, 5 per cent. National Loan of 1907. Greece, Kingdom of, 4 per cent. Loan of 1910. Greece, Kingdom of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1914. Mexico, United States of, Internal 5 per cent. Consolidated Silver Loan of 1894. Mexico, United States of, 5 per cent. External Consolidated Gold Loan of 1899. Mexico, United States of, 4 per cent. Gold Bonds of 1904. Mexico, United States •of, 4 per cent. External Gold Loan of 1910. Mexico, United States of, 6 per cent. 10 vear Treasury Bonds of 1913. Series ׳••:: \״A" Roumania, Kingdom of; '4 per cent. Consolidation Loan of 1922. Roumania, Kingdom of, 4 per cent. External Loan of 1922. ־134

Roumania, Kingdom of. Monopolies Institute 7 per cent. Guaranteed Sterling Bonds. Roumania, Kingdom of, 4| per cent. Loan of 1913. , Kieff (City of) Russia 5 per cent. Gold Loan of 1914. Kieff (City of), Russia Municipal Electric Tramway 5 per cent. Loan of 1914. Perm (City of) Russia 5 per cent. Loan of 1914. Moscow (City of) Russia 4\ per cent, of 1912. Nikolaef (City of) Russia 5 per cent. Gold Bonds of 1912. St. Petersburg (City of) Russia 4| per cent. Loan of 1913. Russia 5 percent. Loan (1822). 3 per cent. Loan of 1859. 4 per cent. Rentes, 1894. 3J per cent. Gold Loan of 1894. 5 per cent. Loan, 1906. .per cent. Loan, 1909 |4־ Consolidated 4 per cent. Railroad Bonds (Series I). Consolidated 4 per cent. Railroad Bonds (Series II). : Consolidated 4 per cent. Railroad Bonds (Series III). Dvinsk-Vitebsk Railway 4 per cent. Bonds. Grand Russian Railway 4 per cent. Bonds (Nicolas Railway), 1888. . Kotirsk—Kllarkof—Azof Railway 4 per cent. Bonds Series "A". Nicolas Railway 4 per cent. Bonds (1st and 2nd Emissions). 1867 and 1869. Trans-Caucasian Railway 3 per cent. Loan.

Brazil, United States of, Loans :— •\h per cent. Loan of 1888. 4 per cent. Loan of 1889. 5 per cent. Loan of 1895. 5 per cent. Funding Bonds 1898. Railway Guarantees Rescission 4 per cent. Bonds. 5 per cent. Loan of 1903. 4 per cent. Loan of 1910. 4 per cent. Loan of 1911. 4 per cent. Bonds of 1911 (Ceara Railway) 5 per cent. Funding Bonds of 1914. 5 per cent. Loan of 1913. 6J per cent. Sterling Loan of 1927. • 5 per cent. 20-Year Funding Bonds of 1931. : .per cent J 40-Year; Funding Bonds of 1931• 5־׳'י Brazilian State •Loans :— , ! . .:, . . Bahia, State of, 0 per cent. Funding Loan 1915. Bahia, State of, 5 per cent. Gold Loan 1904. Bahia, State of, 6: per cent. 5-Year Treasury Bills (1918). Minas Geraes, State of, 6J. per cent, .30-Year External Sterling Loan, 1928. 135

Para, State of, 5 per cent. Gold Loan of 1901. Para, State of, 5 per cent. Loan of 1907. • ׳ • .Parana, State of, 7 per cent. Consolidated Bonds Sao Paulo, State of, 5 per cent., Hypothecated Bailway Gold Loan, 1905. Sao Paulo, State of, 5 per cent. External Gold Loan of 1907. Sao Paulo, State of, 6 per cent. 40-Year External-Sterling Loan, 1928. Sao Paulo, State of, 7 per cent. Coffee Realisation Loan 1930 Sterling Bonds. Sao Paulo Coffee Institute (Instituto de Cafe do Estado de Sao Paulo) 1\ per cent. Sterling Bonds. Brazilian Municipal Loans:— Bello Horizonte, Municipality of, State of Minas Geraes, 6 per cent. Bonds of : 1905. Hictheroy (City of) State of Bio de Janeiro, 7 per cent. Guaranteed Sterling ;••׳.•••׳• .Bonds Pelotes, Municipality of State of Bio Grande do Sul, 5 per cent. Sterling Loan of 1911. Pernambuco (Recife) (City of) State of Pernambuco, 5 per cent. Guaranteed Loan. Porto Alegre (City of) State of Rio Grande do Sul, Sterling Guaranteed 5 per cent. Gold Bonds. Bio de Janeiro (Federal District of) 5 per cent. Gold Bonds, 1904. Rio de Janeiro (City of) 4J per cent. Consolidation Sterling Loan of 1912.

Government, Provincial and City Loans of Belgium, France, Holland and Norway denominated in the currencies of those countries. Akershus, Department of, 5 per cent. Loan, 1931. 4J per cent. Loan, 1938. Amsterdam, City of, 3| per cent. Bonds, 1861. 3J per cent. Bonds, 1905. 3| per cent. Bonds, 1936. 3J per cent. Bonds, 1937, All Series. 3 per cent. Premium Bonds, 1874. 3 per cent. Bonds, 1895. 3 per cent. Premium Loan, 1925. 3 per cent. Bonds, 1933. Antwerp, City of, 4 per cent. Bonds, 1927. ׳ ,per cent. Bonds, 1931 4 4 percent. Bonds, 1936. ,•.\\ ־ .2J per cent. Bonds, 1887 , 2 per cent. Premium Bonds, 1903.: : THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 19-42

Belgium, Kingdom of, 5| per cent. External Bonds, 1932. 5t| per cent. External Bonds, 1934. 5 per cent. Internal Loan, 1920. 5 per cent. Bonds, 1922. Federation des Co-op. pour Dommages de Guerre, 5 per cent. Bonds, 1923. Federation des Co-op. pour Dommages de Guerre, 5 per cent. Premium Bonds, 1932. 5 per cent. Lottery Loan, 1933. Federation des Co-op. pour Dommages de Guerre 4 per cent. Bonds, 1921. Federation des Co-op. pour Dommages de Guerre 4 per cent. Bonds, 1922. Federation des Co-op. pour Dommages de Guerre 4 per cent. Bonds, 1923. Federation des Co-op. pour Dommages de Guerre 4 per cent. Premium Bonds, 1932. 4 per cent. Lottery Loan, 1933. 4 per cent. Unified Debt 1935 Series I, II & III. 4 per cent. Sterling Conversion Bonds, 1936. 3| per cent. Premium Bonds, 1938. 3 per cent. Bonds, 1924. 3 per cent. Bonds, Series I, II & III. 3 per cent. Bonds Caisse d'Annuités. 2 J per cent. Bonds. Bergen, City of, 5 per cent. Bonds, 1915. 5 per cent. Bonds, 1931. 5 per cent. Bonds, 1937. 4J per cent. Bonds 1938, Series I & II. Brussels, City of, 4 per cent. Bonds, 1927. 4 per cent. Bonds, 1930. 4 per cent. Bonds, 1936. 2| per cent. Bonds, 1902. 2| per cent. Bonds, 1905. Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 6 per cent. Bonds, 1922. Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 6 per cent. Bonds, 1923. Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 6 per cent Bonds, 1924. Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 6 per cent. Bonds, 1938. Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 5| per cent. Bonds, 1937 Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Cansés par la Guerre 5 per cent. Bonds, 1919. Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 5 per cent. Bonds, 1920. loth January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1163—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. .137

Credit National pour faciliter la Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 5 per cent. Bonds, 1932. Credit National pour faciliter la'Reparation des Dommages Causés par la Guerre 5 per cent. Bonds, 1934. France, Republic of, Bonds du Tresor ög­ per cent. 1938. 5 per cent. 1934. 5 per cent. 1937. 4^ per cent. 1933. 4J per cent. 1934. 4 per cent. 1935. Caisse Autonome d'Amortissement de la Dette Publique 4J per cent. Bonds, 1929. ~ National Defence Bonds. Ail Issues. Obligations du Tresor 5 per cent. 1935. 41 per cent. 1933. 41 per cent. 1930­45. 4­J per cent. 1932­47. 4 per cent. 1930­45. .per cent. 1931­46 4־ 4 per cent. 1932­47. 4 per cent. 1934­84. 5 per cent. Rentes 1920. 5 per cent. Rentes 1939. 4J per cent. Rentes 1932 Series "A" & "B". 4J per cent. Rentes 1937. 4 per cent. Rentes 1917. 4 per cent. Rentes 1918. 4 per cent. Rentes 1925. 3 per cent. Rentes Perpetual. 3 per cent. Rentes Amort. Fredrikstad, City of, 5 per cent. Loan, 1917. Ghent, City of, 2 per cent. Premium Bonds, 1896. Netherlands, Kingdom of, 3\ per cent. Loan, 1911. 3 per cent. Loan, 1895, 1898, 1899, and 1905. 3 per cent. Bonds, 1936. 2i per cent. Debt 1814­1841. Norway, Kingdom of, 5 per cent. Bonds, 1930. 4| per cent. Bonds 1931 Series I and II. A\ per cent. Bonds 1934 Series I and II. 4i per cent. Bonds 1936 Series I and II (Internal Issues). 4! per cent. Bonds 1937 (Internal Issue). 4 per cent. Bonds 1935 Series I and II. 4 per cent. Bonds 1938 Series I and II. 138

3J per cent. Conversion Loan, 1894. 3| per cent. Bonds 1939, Series I and II. 3|- per cent. Bonds 1938-61. 3 per cent. Conversion Loan, 1888. 3 per cent. Loan, 1899. 3 per cent. Loan, 1903. Oslo, City of, 5 per cent. Loan, 1930. 5 per cent. Loan, 1937. 4J per cent. Loan, 1935. 4 J per cent. Loan, 1937. 4| per cent. External Loan, 1937. 4J per cent. Loan, 1911. 4 per cent. Sterling Loan, 1912. 4 per cent. Loan, 1938. Ostend, City of, 2 per cent. Premium Loan, 1898. Paris, City of, 6 per cent. Bonds, 1938. 5| per cent. Bonds, 1934. 4J per cent. Bonds, 1929. 4 per cent. Bonds, 1875. 4 per cent. Bonds, 1876. 4 per cent. Bonds, 1930. 4 per cent. Lottery Bonds, 1931-32. 3 per cent. Bonds, 1910. 3 per cent. Bonds, 1912. .per cent. Bonds, 1892 |2־ 2J per cent. Bonds, 1894-96. 2J per cent. Bonds, 1904. 2 per cent. Bonds, 1898. Botterdam, City of, 4 per cent. Bonds, 1936. 4 per cent. Bonds, 1937. 3£ per cent. Bonds, 1937 all series. Stavanger, City of 5 per cent. Loan, 1915. 5 per cent. Loan, 1916. 5 per cent. Refunding Loan, 1931.

Baku, City of, 5 per cent. Gold Loan, 1910. ... Brussels, City of, 2 per cent. Bpnds, 1905. . !...... Greece, Kingdom of, 2| per cent. Gold Loan of 1898. Mexico, United States :of, Deferred Interest Receipts Class 'A' (Dollar Issue). Mexico, United States of, Deferred Interest Receipts Class 'B' (Dollar Issue). 15th January, 1942 THE.PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 139

Mexico, United States of, Scrip Receipts and Cash Warrant (Dollar Issue). Moscow—Windau—Rybinsk Railway Company, 4 per cent. Bonds, 1899. Turkey, Republic of, 7A­ per cent Bonds, 1933, 1st Series (Assented and Non­ Assented). .. Turkey, Republic of, 1\ per cent. Bonds, 1933, '2nd Series (Assented and Non­ Assented). Turkey, Republic of, 1\ per cent. Bonds, 1933, 3rd Series (Assented and Non­ Assented).

By His Excellency's Command,

J. S. MACPHERSON 7th January, 1942. Chief Secretary. (F/EW/8/41) '

TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ORDINANCE, 1939,

ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER, WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, UNDER SECTION 4(2).

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by subsection (2) of section 4 of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, and of , No.'36 of 1939. all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the High Commis­ sioner, with the approval of the Secretary of State, has ordered and it is hereby ordered as follows :—

.1. This Order may be cited as the Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons) (Amendment) Order, 1942, and shall be read as one with the Trading with the Enemy (Specified Persons) (Amendment) Order (No. 5), 1941, hereinafter referred to as the Gaz•.1•8•41, principal Order. 1

2. The Schedule to the principal Order shall be varied — (a) by inserting the names and addresses specified in Part I , \ of the Schedule to this Order; (b) by deleting the names and addresses specified in Part II of the Schedule to this Order; and (c) by making the amendments specified in Part III of the ׳. .Schedule to this Order

3. This Order shall come into operation on the eighteenth day of January, 1942. 15th January, 1942

SCHEDULE.

PART I.—ADDITIONS. Andorra. "Interco'', Cía. Internacional de In• Andorra la Vieja. dustria y Comercio de Andorra Internacional de Industria y Comercio Andorra la Vieja. de Andorra, Cia. "Interco" Argentina. Bobbio y Castiglioni P.L. Saenz Pena 105, Buenos Aires. Bonacina & Cia. Moreno 1423, Buenos Aires. Bonetti, Federico Bartolome Mitre 1265, Buenos Aires. Brauhardt & Lützeler Tacuari 591, Buenos Aires. De Alarcon, Francisco Bartolome Mitre 5958, Buenos Aires. Editorial Argentina Soc. de Resp. Bivadavia 655, Buenos Aires. Ltda. Expreso Argentino Venez, 651, Buenos Aires. Finger, Pablo ...... ••• ... Peru 375, Buenos Aires. Holzmann, Michael Ave. Quintana, Buenos Aires. Hosmann y Cia. Cangallo 319, Buenos Aires. I.F.A.—S.A. Industria Frigorífica Ar• Defensa 533, Buenos Aires. gentina — Industria Frigorífica Argentina S.A. Defensa 533, Buenos Aires. (I.F.A.) Insua, Carlos Bartolome Mitre 311, Buenos Aires. La Sérica Platense, Soc. de Besp. Bivadavia 553-67, Ciudadela, and ,Mo• Ltd. ... ¡ ... - reno 1423, Buenos Aires. Smith, Spencer Herbert Ave. Ingeniero Huergo 1179, Buenos Aires. Viscosa Platense, S.A. Commercial y Ave. P.B. Saenz Pena 825, Buenos Industrial Aires. Von Schulz-Hausmann, .11 Bernardo de Irigoyen 330, Buenos Aires.

Bolivia. Albert, F. y Cia. Casilla 124, Cochabamba. Albert, Fritz ... • •• Casilla 124, Cochabamba. Alvarado, Julian La Paz. Asbun, Abraham ...... Cochabamba. Ascui, Francisco ... Oruro. "Barraca Ferdinandt", Kurt Ferdi- Casilla 324, Oruro. nandt Barrientos, Emilio P. La Paz. ! Benavides, I.A. ... La Paz. Brito, Octavio ... ••• La Paz. Brocker, Bruno Cochabamba. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 141

Bolivia— (Continued). Caballero y Cía., Reinaldo Oruro. Conzelmann & Co. Casilla 78, Tarija. Diaz, Analid La Paz. El Fenix—Miranda & Wintraff— Potosí 225, Casilla 167, La Paz. El Gato Blanco Cochabamba. Ferdinandt, Kurt "Barraca Ferdi• Casilla 324, Oruro. nandt" Fuji, Bazar—T. Fujiike & Co.— Calle Mercado 216, La Paz. Fujiike, T. & Co. (Bazar Fuji) Calle Mercado 216, La Paz. Gasser, Gebhard Calle Bolívar, Cochabamba. Gasser e Hijos Calle Bolívar, Casilla 74, Cochabamba, and at Oruro. Imprenta Antoniana Tarija. Jacobsen, Haye ... La Paz and Viacha. Keidel, Erwin Potosí. Komori, T. & Cia Calle Comercio 495, La Paz. Lutsch, Sigmar Cochabamba. Miranda & Wintruff (El Fénix) Potosí 225, Casilla 167, La Paz. Monroy, Victor ... Calle Yanacocha 219, La Paz. Paz Hnos. Santa Cruz. Paulsen, Christen Casilla 259, Oruro. Badio Electra Cochabamba. Tames, Cesar La Paz. Von Landwust, Hans Sucre. Weichert, Wolfgang Calle General Acha, Cochabamba, and all branches in Bolivia. Zetsche & Co., Herbert Calle Colon 168, La Paz. Zetsche, Heinz G. Calle Colon 168, La Paz. Brazil. Praca Se 393, Sao Paulo, and all bran• Banco America do Sul Ltda. ... ches in Brazil. Búa des Algibebes 6, Bahia. Behrmann, W. Búa Paysandu 232, Rio de Janeiro. Bonacchi, Annita (Casa Bonacchi) ... Sao Paulo. Casa Bancaror Brazcot Ltda.... Florencio Abreu 3-8, Sao Paulo. Casa Bancaria Tozen ... Rúa Santa Christina 104, Rio de Ja• Eickhoff, Wilhelm ... neiro. Furtado de Almeida & Cia. Ltda. ... Rúa Augusto Severo 7, Santos, and Rúa Libero Badaro 306, Sao Paulo. Gasper, Gregory Visconde de Piraja 452, Bio de Janeiro. Guidi, Fiorenzo Rúa Anhangabahu 956, Sao Paulo. Hell, Curt ...... Bvd. Castilhos Franca 73, Para. Hoepcke S.A., Carlos Florianopolis, and all branches in Bra• zil. Horeyseck,, Luiz ... Alameda Rocha Azevedo 456, Caixa Postal 2762, Sao Paulo. 142 THE PALESTIXE GAZETTE NO. 11G3—SXIPPLEMEXT NO. 2. loth January, 1942

Brazil— (Continu ed). Inf ante, Dr. Giovanni Ouvidor 15, Bio de Janeiro. Material Ferroviarioe Constrnccoes. Alameda Bocha Azevedo 456, Caixa Luiz Horeyseck Postal 2762, Sao Paulo. Mendes y Cia., Alves .Rio de Janeiro, and all branches in Brazil. Metzner, Kurt Ave. Atlántica 434, and Búa Sao Eu- zebio 180-2, Bio de Janeiro. Molinari-& Co., Hans Búa Luiz de Cárneos 75A, Bio de Ja• neiro. Molinari, Hans August Búa Luiz de Cárneos 75A, Rio de Ja• neiro. Molinari, Lucy Rúa Luiz de Cárneos 75A, Rio de Ja• neiro. Molinari, Ludovico Rúa Canadá 562, Sao Paulo. "Piam" Pharmaceutica e Cominercial Ouvidor 15, Rio de Janeiro. do Brasil Ltda. Budert, H. ... Rio de Janeiro. Schmitt & Alberto Rúa Evaristo da Veiga 142-4, Caixa Postal 1199, Rio de Janeiro. Schwab, Adolpho Rúa Dr. José Montauri 72, Porto Alegre. Schwab, Filho e Cia., Adolpho Rúa Dr. José Montauri 72, Porto Alegre. Schwab, Fritz Rúa Dr. José Montauri 72, Porto Alegre. Simonini, Toschi & Guidi Rúa Anhangabahu 956, Sao Paulo. Toschi, Luiz Rúa Anhangabahu 956, Sao Paulo. Von Schräder, Bodo Rúa Sao Pedro 14, Caixa Postal 41, Rio de Janeiro. Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd Candelaria 23, Rio de Janeiro. Zima Ltda...... Rúa D. José de Barros 152, Caixa Postal 4288, Sao Paulo. Zins, Heda ...... Búa D. José de Barros 152, Sao Paulo. Zins, Jose ... ••• ••• Búa D. José de Barros 152, Sao Paulo.

Chile. Eggers G., Otto Prat-732, Valparaíso.

Garces Gana, Agustin Pasaje Bepublica 24D, Casilla 2998 r Santiago. Mayer N., Walter ... Casilla 35-0, Osorno. Moller y Fenner ...... San Antonio 429, Santiago. 1 Pieber y Boek ...... Galería Alessandri 7, Santiago. Schauenburg Bode, Augusto Ave. Brasil 1930, Valparaíso. Von Wnuck, Emilio Amunategui 280, Santiago. Weller, Bruno ... Aldunate 635, Coquimbo. loth January-, 1912 .THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 143

China. Ataka & Co. Ltd. 201-3, Hamilton House, 170, Kiangse Road, Shanghai, and at Tientsin. Baeten, Charles Adelin 253, Route Maresca, Shanghai. Baeten & Co. ... 24, Central Road, Shanghai. Chien Ho Co. (Hym Wo) 138, Kiangse Road, Shanghai. Chistiakoff Sucrs. 31, Kitaiskaya St., P.O.Box 431, Har• bin (Manchuria). Chow Chung Liang 138 and 170, Kiangse Road, Shanghai.

Chung Fu Commercial Co. Ltd. Hamilton House, 170, Kiangse Roady Shanghai. Daido Trading Co. Ltd. (Daido Boeki 106, Sassoon House, Nanking Road, K.K.) Shanghai, and at Hankow.

Heysen, H. G. Hamilton House, 170, Kiangse Roadr Shanghai. Hille, F. * Hamilton House, 170, Kiangse Road, Shanghai. Hym Wo—Chien Ho Co. — 138, Kiangse Road, Shanghai. Nanri Trading Co. Ltd. Mukden, (Manchuria). Taimei Shokai Goshi Kaisha Hsinking, (Manchuria). Tsao Tse Trading Co. ... 349, Szechuen Road, Shanghai. Yamato Sangyo K.K. 131, Museum Road, Shanghai, and at Tientsin. Yuan Kee Co. ... Tientsin. Zung Tai Ziang ... 249, Markham Road, Shanghai. Colombia. Gibsone, P. A. Ed. Crane, and Carrera 17, 16-17, Apartado 20-22, Bogota, and all branches in Colombia. Costa Rica. Deleorre Al varado, Renato Calle 1, Ave. 3, San Jose. Cuba. Agencia Comercial Internacional de Amargura 103,Havana. Bafart y Cia. Alvarez Cabrera, Dr. Alberto I. Muralla 474, Havana. Biederlach, Eberhard ...... Muralla 474, Havana. "Cifesa," Cia. Industrial Film Español Consulado 156, Havana. ' S.A. Costa Marcóte, Juan ...... Consulado 156, Havana. Gabor, Andrés G...... Havana. Gómez, Manuel ... Calle 10 de Octubre 13, Havana.' Industrial Film Español, S.A.. Cia. Consulado 156, Havana.; "Cifesa" •Y.. Laboratorios Fármaco, S.A. ... San Rafael 807, Havana. " Y< : Marino, Ricardo G...... Requena 12, Apartado 1096, Havana. 144 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

Cuba— (Continued). Mirabai, Pedro Muralla 474, Havana. Neumann, Dietrich Heinrich Apartado 1087, Havana. Neuvas Industrias, S.A. Muralla 474, Havana. Rafart y Cia., Agencia Comercial In• Amargura 103, Havana. ternacional de Rafart, Manuel Amargura 103, Havana. Schwilling, W. H San Rafael 807, Havana. Steindler, Rodolfo R Amargura 103, Havana. Dominican Republic. Palamara C. por A., Battesimo Calle el Conde 72, Ciudad Trujillo. Ecuador. Griesbach & Roehl Pasaje Boyal, Casilla 326, Quito. Industrias Textiles S.A. Ascazubi 14, Quito. Roehl, Paul Pasaje Royal, Casilla 326, Quito. "Transocean" Agencia Noticiosa Guayaquil and Quito. Guatemala. Agrícola Vinas Zapote, Soc Guatemala City. "Auto Salon," Otto Zieseniss 5A Ave. Sur 35, Guatemala City. Benjaminson, Almacén—Kurt Fels- 7A Ave. Sur 5, Guatemala City. man y Cia.— Brandenburg, Juan—Hotel Europeo— Quezaltenango. "Coban" Fabrica de Calzado San Cristobal, Alta Verapaz, and all branches in Guatemala. De Welzien, Ines Thiel—Pension 8A Calle Poniente 11, Guatemala City. Moeller— Dieseldorff and Co. Sucrs Coban. Fabrica de Calzado "Coban" San Cristobal, Alta Verapaz, and all branches in Guatemala. Felsman y Cia., Kurt (Almacén Ben• 7A Ave. Sur 5, Guatemala City. jaminson) Felsman, Kurt 7A Ave. Sur 5, Guatemala City. Freyler, E. "La Bodega" San Lucas Sac. Hotel Europa (Francisco Huber) Coatepeque. Hotel Europeo (Juan Brandenburg) ... Quezaltenango. Hotel Manchen (Jorge Mann) Antigua. Hotel San Bafael (Juan Ruttimann) ... Mixco. Hotel Weymann (Ernesto Weymann) Panajachel, Solóla. Huber, Francisco—Hotel Europa— ... Coatepeque. Kownatzki, Gustavo (Restaurante "El 12A Calle y 4A Ave., Guatemala City. Quetzal") "La Bodega," E. Freyler San Lucas Sac. Mann, Jorge—Hotel Manchen— Antigua. Moeschier, Heinrich Coban. Moeschier, Oscar ... Coban. loth Januaiy, 1942 145

Guatemala—(Gontinued). Panadería y Pasteleria "Viena" (Wag• 5A Ave. Sur 20, Guatemala City. ner Hnos.) Peper, Enrique Guatemala City. Pension Moeller (Ines Thiel de Wel- 8A Calle Poniente 11, Guatemala City. zien) Quirin, M. & M. Coban, Alta Verapaz. Restaurante "El Quetzal" (Gustavo 12A Calle y 4A Ave., Guatemala City. Kownatzki) Rolz, Federico San Cristobal, Alta Verapaz. Ruttimann, Juan—Hotel San Rafael— Mixco. Suse, Edmund T Guatemala City. Wagner Hnos.—Panadería v Pasteleria "Viena"— OA Ave. Sur 20, Guatemala City. Weymann, Ernesto—Hotel Wey- mann— Panajachel, Solóla. Zieseniss, Otto "Auto Salon" 5A Ave. Sur 35, Guatemala Citv. Iran. Holzapfel Heschmatdowleh 368, Tehran. Teschendorf!, Werner Tehran. Tubino, Ricardo Ave. Chah 773, Tehran. Webertrans Tehran.

Iraq. Abdeni, Ernest Samawal St., Bagdad. Abdeni, G. G. & Co., Ltd. ... Samawal St., Bagdad. Abdeni, Gabriel ... Samawal St., Bagdad. Baladi, Edgar Habib ... 5-33, Bewaq St., Bagdad. Baladi, H. & Fils 5-33, Bewaq St., Bagdad. Menger, Ahmet Veli ... Bagdad.

Liechtenstein. Bock, Dr. Paul Friedrich Vaduz. Hanauer & Schmidt A.G. ... Muhleh olz, Vaduz. "Bamco" A.G., Zahnfabrik (The Rani• Schaan. co Tooth Mfg. Co.)

Mexico. "Afirmación" Douceles 105, México City. Beick, Guillermo Ave. F. I. Madero 39, México City. Bittner, Alfredo Calle de Mesones 53, Apartado 7192, México Citv. 14G THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. ] 63—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

Mexico—(Continucd). Boletín Noticioso Semanal (Agencia Balderas 78, Mexico City. Nacional Informadora) Bork, Ewald Mexico City. Eversbusch, Bichard Pasaje America 213, Mexico City. Bischer, Juan M. Ave. Uruguay 54, Mexico City. Britz, Gualterio Ernesto Pugibet 70, Mexico City. Gómez, Manuel Ave. Uruguay 54, Mexico City. Harbolrdt, W. Motolinia 20^ Mexico City. Heuer, Adolf .... Apartado 2487, Mexico City. Heynen, Carlos Pasaje America 213, Mexico City. Mueller, Victor 16 de Septiembre 60, Mexico City. Nacional Informadora, Agencia—Bole• Balderas 78, Mexico City. tín Noticioso Semanal— Schauer, Alfredo Puebla 415, Apartado 2, Mexico City. Schroeter, F. W. Mexico City. Schultz Jnr., Alfredo Monte Blanco 175, Mexico City. Schulze, Carlos ... Mexico City. Veerkamp, Federico Mersones 21, Apartado 851, Mexico City.

Morocco. Tangier Zone. Hollander, Emanuel ... Bue Goya 43, Tangier. Jangl, Josef ("Jas" Export & Import) Immeuble Moya, Bua Dr. Fumey, Tangier. "Jas" Export & Import — Josef Immeuble Moya, Bua Dr. Fumey, Jangl— Tangier.

Nicaragua. Alonzo, Carlos Manuel Managua. Bunge, Budolf ...... Managua.

Panama. Lage-Schulte, H. Balbao 10087, Colon. Laurenza, Giuseppe Central 56, Panama City. Melendez de Hess, Aurora Balbao 10087, Colon. Wegener, Siegfried 4 de Julio 3, Panama City.

Peru. Alvan, Humberto Bua Huallaga 849, Lima. Cornejo, Guillermo B. Ucayali 399, Lima. Imprese Elettriche dell'America La• Lima. tina—Latinalux— 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 14/

Peru.—(Continued). Latinalux (Imprese Elettriche deh" Lima. America Latina) Neugebauer, Wilhelm ... Arequipa. Tidow, Juan Malecón Reserva 121, Mirafiores, Lima. Vasquez, Virgilio Casilla 2612, Lima. Portugal. Aldag, Otto Avenida Palace Hotel, Lisbon. Araujo & Bastos Ltda.... Calcada do Sacramento 14, Lisbon. Araujo, Eduardo Caldeira Borja de ... Calcada do Sacramento 14, Lisbon. Aurino, Giacomo Rúa Sampaio Pina 50, Lisbon. Bruno, Augusto Olhao. Caldeira, Luiz Correia Sobral da Lourinha. Castelos Ltda., Soc. dos Ave. dos Aliados 64, Oporto. Coelho, Antonio Pinto Rúa dos Sapateiros 219, Lisbon. Curto, Joaquim Joao Sobral da Lourinha. Gallicani, Dino Rúa Arco do Bandeira 219, Lisbon. Interco Ltda Búa Bodrigues Sampaio 4, Lisbon. Jacinto, Jose Viegas Faro. Jacinto Jnr., Manuel Viegas ... Estrada da Senhora da Saude, Faro. Knigge, Baron Otal Búa Joaquim Antonio de Aguiar 73, Lisbon. Lazzari, Emmanuele ... Rúa dos Sapateiros 219, Lisbon. Ledo, Mario Parque Escolas, Setubal. Menendez, Fernando Rúa de S. Juliao 50, Lisbon. Mickley, Ewald Praca Luiz de Camoes 36, Lisbon. Rothes, Francisco Lopes Rúa Val Formosa 210, Oporto. Schuebel, Georg W. Lisbon. Sequeira, F. J. Armando Rúa Nova do Loureiro 37, Lisbon. Silva, J. & Ledo Ltda. Parque Escolas, Setubal. Sobralense Ltda. Sobral da Lourinha. Sofindus (Sociedade Financiera Indus- Rúa Augusta 47, Lisbon. triale) Soriano, Jose Jorge Alves Rúa da Junqueira 29, Lisbon. Uebele , Lisbon. Vallet & Böhm ... Rúa da Alfandega 108, Lisbon. Viegas, Dias & Cia. Ltda. ... Calcada do Sacramento 14, Lisbon, and Estrada Graca 256, Fontainhas, Se• tubal. Wieprecht, Horst Praca Luiz de Camoes 36, Lisbon. Wieprecht Ltda., Horst Praca Luiz de Camoes 36, Lisbon. Portuguese Guinea. Brandao, Manuel de Pinho Bolama. Pereira, Julio Lopes Bolama. 148

Salvador. Raubusch, Wilfred Apartado 72, San Salvador. Spain. Areizaga, Adolfo ... Urazurrutia 1, Bilbao. Boehringer Productos Quimicos-Farma- Copernico 6, Barcelona. ceuticos S.A. C.I.D.S.Á.—Comercial Ibero Danesa Calle Sarria 7, Barcelona, and Calle S.A.— Moreto 15, Madrid Cabella, Alexandro Calle de Principe 14, Madrid Comercial Ibero Danesa S.A. (C.I.D. Calle Sarria 7, Barcelona, and Calle S.A.) Moreto 15, Madrid. Del Manzano Parody, Antonio Ausiliadora 15, Seville. Fomento Imobiliaro S.A. Genova 7, Madrid. Garcia Blay, Marcelino Calle Apodaca 13, Tarragona. García Cazana, Jacinto Calle Ramon y Cajal, San Sebastian. and Francos Rodriguez 100, Madrid. "Interco", Cía. Internacional de In• Antonio Maura 7, Madrid, and Calle dustria y Comercio de Andorra Fontanella 15, Barcelona. Internacional de Industria y Comercio Antonio Maura 7, Madrid, and Calle de Andorra, Cia. "Interco" Fontanella 15, Barcelona. Pavesio, Cesare ...... Balmes 76, Barcelona. Pujol Xicoy, E. y J Via Layetana 167, Barcelona. Rava, Oscar Ave. Gen. Franco 437, Barcelona, and Palace Hotel, Madrid. Beimex Calle de Principe 14, Madrid. Bomagosa y Cia. S. en C. Valencia 295, Barcelona. Sofindus (Sociedad Financiera Indus• Ave. Generalísimo, Madrid. trial S.A.) Thim, Cenek Hermanos Becquer 10, Madrid. Uebele, Christian Calle Bailen 150, and Calle Consejo de Ciento 263, Barcelona. Spanish Guinea. Martínez, Francisco Fernando Po. Sweeden. Broderna Sjunneson, A/B Drottninggatan 30, Stockholm. Fabbricotti & Co. A/B, Cario St. Eriksgatan 81, Stockholm. Ferrania S.A. Milano ... Vasagatan 48, Stockholm. Garvamnes Weibull A/B Bandskrona. Svenska Strebelverken A/B ... Vastervik. Weibull, John G.E Eandskrona. Weibull, W. A/B Landskrona. Switzerland. Comptoir de Specialites Pharma- Rue de la Scie 4-6, Geneva. ceutiques S.A. (formerly Andre Junod S.A.) 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 149

Switzerland— (Continued). De Bac, Andre ... Bue de la Tour de l'llle 1, Geneva. Dralle A.G., Georg ... Basle. Elektrische und Industrielle Unter• Bahnhofstrasse 28A, Zurich. nehmungen im Orient, A.G. für Hostmann-Steinberg Farben A.G. Chr. Bederstrasse 103A, Zurich. Magerle Gebr. G.m.b.H. Effretikon. Baviola, Adolphe Bue de la Scie 4-6, Geneva. Schroder, Dr. Hans Habsburgstrasse 19, Berne, and at Muri. Societe de Credits Internationaux S.A. Bue de la Tour de l'lle 1, Geneva. Verkzeug-Union G.m.b.H. Zurich.

Syria. Abdeni, G. G. & Co. ... Beirut. Abdeni, George Beirut. Baladi, Albert B. Al-Moutran, B.P.432, Beirut. Baladi, H. & Fils Aleppo, and R. Al-Moutran, B.P.432, Beirut. Baladi, Victor B, Al-Moutran, B.P.432, Beirut.

Thailand. Ataka & Co. Ltd. 3242, Bajawohgse Boad, Bangkok. Daido Trading Co. Ltd. (Daido Boeki 569, Si Phya Boad, Bangkok. K.K.) Dainan Koosi K.K. 612, Si Phya Boad, Bangkok. Otani&Co. 2272, Snarm Nam Ghued, Bangkok. 203, Suriwdngse Boad, Bangkok. Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd.

Turkey. Mersin and Istanbul. Cifci Zade (Export Turk Sirketi Ltd.) Mersin and Istanbul. Export Turk Sirketi Ltd.—Cifci Zade— P.O.Box 1296, Galata, Istanbul, and at Izmir. Felemenk Turk Anon, Tutun S. Ortakoy, Divanyolu 105, Emin Vafik- kosku, Istanbul. Hausmann, Kurt P.O.Box 1296, Galata, Istanbul, and at Izmir. Hollandsche Turksche Tabak Mij. ... P.O.Box 1296, Galata, Istanbul, and at Izmir. "Holtab" Hollandsche Tabak Mij. Tahtakale Cedid Han, Istanbul. Leonard!, Ulisse Kozluca Han, Galata, Istanbul. Mahsul Tutun Ithracat, T.A.S. Assikurazione Generali Han, Galata, Menger, Ahmet Veli ...... ; Istanbul. Societie pour le Development de Com• Yenigun 1329 ncu S, Izmir, and all merce en Orient Ltd. branches in Turkey. 150 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

Turkey—(Continued). "Sodor" Yenigun 1329 neu S, Izmir, and all branches in Turkey. Zandonati de R. Bornova Kazakoglu S. 22, Izmir. Uruguay. Arquati, Juan Antonio ürquiza 2466, Montevideo. Aymer, Karl 25 de Mayo 477, Montevideo. Bucksath, Carlos Rincón 438, Montevideo. Demarco y Alvarez Colonia 1398, Montevideo. Freiré, Rafael Alonso 25 de Agosto 376, Montevideo. Garagorry, Fernando 25 de Mayo 417, Montevideo. Garce, Amoldo C Colonia 1216, Montevideo. . Miguelete 1700, Montevideo ־ ... .Gorlero Hnos Jones, CA Sarandi 444, Montevideo. "K.A.B.O." Katwinkel & Bocksberger, Juncal 1375, Montevideo. Katwinkel & Bocksberger, "K.A.B.O." Juncal 1375, Montevideo. Köhler, Máximo J Calle Uruguay 1210, Montevideo. Moreno, Humberto Ave. Gral­Garibaldi 2379, Montevideo. Nier, Walter Jose Marti 3121, Montevideo. "Oro del Rhin" Convención 1403, Montevideo. Pascual, Pablo M Convención 1263, Montevideo. Pfeiffer, J Jose L. Terra 3427, and J. Lavalle 787, Montevideo. Stahl, Hermann ... Convención 1403, Montevideo. Troullier Crespi, Gaetano Yaguaron 1416, Montevideo.

Venezuela. Klaus, Hermann Apartado 1468, Caracas.

PART II.—DELETIONS.

Brazil. Daarnhouwer & Cia., Agencia de Bahia Caixa Postal 249, Bahia. Chile. Nazal, J. Hnos. Monti 859, Temuco. China. Leconte, Fernand 15, Eue Courbet, Tientsin. Colombia. Tejidos, de "Santa Fe" Cia Carrera 51, 51­17, Medellin. Costa Rica. "Nueva Casa de los Casimires" ... San Jose. Scalera Nicholas San Jose. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 151

Hayti. Dufort, Joseph Port-au-Prince. Honduras. Droguería Hammer San Pedro Sula. Hammer Agencies San Pedro Sula. México.

Almacenadora S.A. Condesa 3, and Clavel 202, México City. General Machinery & Supply Co. Calle Diaz Mirón 303, Ote, Apartado 258, Tampico. Muller, Fritz Calle Diaz Mirón 303 Ote, Apartado 258, Tampico. Perú. Justus, W. & Cia. S. en C. ... Ucayali 411, Casilla 779, Lima. Portugal. Amora, José "Vieria Rúa de República 180, and Rúa Direita do Monte, Figueira da Foz. Amram, Samuel Praca do Municipio 32, Lisbon. Spain. Zerollo, Fratelli Via Layetana 20, Barcelona. Thailand. Sansho Yoko Ltd. Bangkok.

Uruguay. Peirano, Aurelio Uruguay 1716, Montevideo. Standard Cartonex Ltda. Venezuela 1278, Casilla 545, Monte• video.

PART III.—AMENDMENTS. Argentina. In relation to Kunstler e Hijos, Carlos, for Sarmiento 1411, substitute Corrientes 380. Bolivia. In relation to Kyllmann, Bauer y Cia., La Paz, add "and all branches in Bolivia". Brazil. For Trepper & Costa, Rua General Camara 19, substitute Trepper & Costa Ltda. (formerly Trepper & Costa), Rua 12 de Marco 39. Chile. For Campos, Onesto, substitute Campos, Fausto. For Schulz-Hausman, V, substitute Von Schulz-Hausmann, H. 152

China. In relation to Koch, Hans 210, Kiukiang Road, Shanghai, and 84, Rue Pasteur, Tientsin, substitute Koch, Hans 210, Kiukiang Road, Shanghai and Koch, Hans 84, Rue Pasteur, Tientsin. Nicaragua. Por Huper, Guillermo, substitute Huper, Guillermo (Huper Hijo). Panama. In relation to Schell, Albert, for Panama City, substitute Colon. Peru. For Tidow y Cia., S.A., Ltd., Juan, Fabrica Pacocha, Camana 350, Lima, and all branches in Peru, substitute Tidow y Cia. S.A. Ltd., Juan (Fabrica Pacocha) Cajamarca 664, Lima, and all branches in Peru. Portugal. In relation to Nacional Mercantil, Cia. (Fabrica de Cortumes da Pavoa) and Cortumes da Povoa, Fabrica de—Cia. Nacional Mercantil—for Oporto substitute and Tra- vessa da Povoa 390, Oporto. For Financeira Industrial Ltda., Soc. substitute Sociedade Financiera Industríale— Sofindus— Spain. For Financiera y Industrial S.A., Soc. substitute Sociedad Financiera Industrial S.A.—Sofindus— For Martinez Almieda, Pablo, substitute Martinez Almeida, Pablo. Balearic Islands. In relation, to Naviera Mallorquína add Aux. "Cala Fornells" and "Cala Virgili." Venezuela. In relation to Zingg y Cía., Gustavo, for Caracas substitute Coliseo a Salv de Leon 27, Apartado 434, Caracas.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. S. MACPHERSON 13th January, 1942. Chief Secretary. (F/Cust./19/41) 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 153

EABIES OBDINANCE, 1934.

NOTICE BY THE CHIEF VETERINARY OFFICER UNDER SECTION 9.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me by section 9 of the Babies Ordinance, 1934, I hereby declare the under-mentioned localities in the Sub-District of Tulkarm and the lands belonging thereto to be areas infected with rabies :— Qalqiliya Habla Jaljuliya Kafr Saba Miska Et Tira 'Azzun Jaiyus Kafr Jammal Kafr Zibad Kafr 'Abbush Kafr Sur. Kur G. B. SIMMINS 13th January, 1942. Chief Veterinary Officer. (Gaz/7/40)

LAND (SETTLEMENT OF TITLE) OBDINANCE.

NOTICE OF POSTING OF SCHEDULES OF BIGHTS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the schedules of rights to land in the town and vil• lages and settlement areas scheduled hereunder, and for the registration blocks men• tioned, have been posted at the offices of the Area Settlement Officers concerned and at the District Offices of the Sub-Districts in which the town and villages are situated, in accordance with section 33(2) of the Ordinance.

Nos. of Town or Sub-District Settlement Settlement Registration Village Area Office at Blocks

Jaffa (Urban Jaffa Jaffa Jaffa 6985, 6986 Assessment) and 7068

'Emeq Zevulun Haifa Haifa Haifa 11551, 11552 and 11556

Balad esh Haifa Haifa Haifa 11204, 11205, Sheikh 11208, 11221, 11222, 11224, 11225 and 11228.

M. C. BENNETT 9th January, 1942. Director of Land Settlement (Gaz/1/40) 154 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942

LAND (SETTLEMENT OF TITLE) OEDINANCE.

NOTIFICATION OF INTENDED SETTLEMENT.

THE PUBLIC APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Preliminary Notices of Intended Settle• ment under section 5(1) of the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance were issued in respect of the lands of the villages scheduled hereunder. Any person claiming an interest in the lands of the said villages or in the lands of adjoining villages which abut on the boundaries of the villages mentioned in the schedule hereto, should act in the manner prescribed in the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance. The above mentioned notices may be inspected at the following places :— Office of the Settlement Officer of the Area; Office of •the District Commissioner of the District; Office of the District Officer of the Sub-District; In the village.

Settlement A pproximate Officer of Date of Date of Com• Village Sub-District District the Area Issue of mencement (Office at) Notice of Settlement

All the lands of Haifa Haifa Haifa 9.1.42 10.2.42 Khirbat ed Damun All the lands of Haifa Haifa Haifa 3.1.42 3.2.42 Khirbet esh Shallaia com• prised in Fiscal Blocks Nos. I, II and III. The part of Haifa Haifa Haifa 5.1.42 5.2.42 Qusqus Tab'un lands situated North of the Haifa- Nazareth road comprised in Begistration Blocks Nos. 10590 to 10599, 10607 and 10608

M. C. BENNETT 13th January, 1942. Director of Land Settlement. (Gaz/1/40) 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 165

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939.

IT IS NOTIFIED for general information that the following licences have been granted up to the 7th January, 1942, under the Defence (Control of Tyres and Tubes) Order, 1941:—

Wholesale Tyre Dealer's Licences Retail Tyre Dealer's Licences

Lind & Halaby, Jaffa Lind & Halaby, Jaffa Consolidated Near East Co. Ltd., Lind & Halaby, Jerusalem Haifa Lind & Halaby, Haifa Jamil Halaby, Jerusalem The Consolidated Near East Co. Ltd., Albert Cohen, Jerusalem Haifa. Ampa Ltd., Tel Aviv The Consolidated Near East Co. Ltd., Near East Agencies Ltd., Jerusalem Tel Aviv. Moise Carasso & Co. Ltd., Tel Aviv The Consolidated Near East Co. Ltd., Elkon Bros, Tel Aviv Jerusalem. Eduard Herz, Haifa Jamil Halaby, Jerusalem. Fritz Goldschmidt, Tel Aviv Albert Cohen, Jerusalem. Michel Andraos, Haifa Ampa Ltd., Tel Aviv Efim Schapira, Jerusalem. Ampa Ltd., Haifa Near East Agencies Ltd., Jerusalem Near East Agencies Ltd., Jaffa The East Co., Haifa Jerusalem Automobile Co. Ltd. Ichel Blumenstock, Jerusalem Afif Lutfi Fayyad Samri, Nablus Assy, Steityeh"&.Co., Haifa Elkon & Raichelson, Haifa Rutshansky & Steinberg, Tel Aviv Abraham Ginio, Jerusalem Elkon Bros, Tel Aviv Elias Zacharia, Jerusalem Eduard Herz, Haifa George A. Khalaf, Jerusalem Moise Carasso & Co. Ltd., Haifa Moise Carasso and Co. Ltd., Tel Aviv Moise Carasso and Co. Ltd., Jerusalem Bahjat Shammout, Nablus Max Sachs, Tel Aviv Wadie Khoury, Jerusalem Zemeg Cooperative Group, Tel Aviv Basha & Shantir, Nablus Sharif & Alami, Jaffa "Noa" Company Ltd., Tel Aviv Moussa Daoud Khalil, Jaffa Yehuda L. Kliers, Tiberias Hanna Srouji, Nazareth 156

Wholesale Tyre Dealer's Licences Retail Tyre Dealer's Licences

Freeman and Co., Jerusalem David Lubinski, Tel Aviv David & Eliezer Lubinski, Haifa Zemeg Haifa Ltd., Haifa A.R. Hecesse, Haifa Palestine Automobile Corp. Ltd., Tel Aviv Levin Branitsky, Tel Aviv Michel Andraos, Haifa Efim Schapira, Jerusalem S. G. Tannous, Jerusalem Ibrahim Khalaf, Jaffa Yousef Tafesh, Tulkarm.

POOD AND ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES (CONTBOL) OBDINANCE, 1939.

RULES MADE BY THE CONTROLLER OF SUPPLIES UNDER SECTION 12.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me under section 12 of the Food and Essential Commodities (Control) Ordinance, 1939, I, COLONEL GEORGE WYKEHAM HERON, Controller of Supplies, do hereby make the following rules :— 1. These rules mav be cited as the Food and Essential Commodities (Rationing) Rules, 1942. 2. In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires — —׳: Rationed Commodity" means any of the following commodities" (a) Sugar (b) Rice (c) Wheat, maize, barley or millet (d) Flour of wheat, maize, barley or millet 4 (e) Bread. "Retailer" and "Wholesaler" means a person holding a valid licence under the Wholesale and Retail Dealing in Controlled Articles (Licences) Rules, 1941; "Coupon" means a coupon issued under the authority of the Controller of Sup­ plies, being attached to and forming part of a ration card, and authorising the sale of such quantity of such rationed commodity as may be specified in the coupon and specifying the period of the validity thereof; "Ration card" means a card issued for the purposes of these rules under the authority of the Controller of Supplies to an individual consumer or group of consumers. 3. —(1) These rules shall apply only in areas to which they have been applied by the Controller of Supplies by notice published in the Gazette. 15th January, 1912 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 157

(2) In any such notice as aforesaid applying these rales to any area, the Con• troller of Supplies may direct that for the purpose of such application there shall be excluded from the definition of "rationed commodity" appearing in rale 2 of these rules such of the commodities set out in that definition as may be specified in the notice,•and where any such direction is given these rules shall apply to such area subject to such exclusion as aforesaid.

4. Save as provided in these rules, no retailer shall sell to any person any rationed commodity except under the authority of a ration card issued to such person and upon the surrender to the retailer of a valid coupon therefrom, in the manner set forth hereunder :— (a) The purchaser shall present his ration card to the retailer with whom the purchase is to be made containing the valid coupon intact and undetached. (b) The retailer shall detach and retain the valid coupon and return the ration card to the purchaser as the purchase is completed. Coupons not used during the period of the validity thereof shall lapse : they cannot be brought forward. Every coupon not used by a consumer during the period of its validity shall be detached and cancelled and destroyed by the retailer whenever any ration card is presented to him. - (c) The quantity of any rationed commodity that may be sold by any retailer" and purchased by a consumer against the surrender of a valid coupon in the manner provided herein, shall be limited to the quantity printed on such coupon, or such other quantity as the Controller of Supplies may from time to time fix by notice published in the Gazette. (d) No person other than a retailer may detach any coupon. (e) No ration card issued to any person may be transferred to any other person. (/) No retailer may accept coupons that have been detached from any ration card. (g) No consumer or retailer or any other person shall offer or give or accept any ration card or coupon as a pledge or security or deposit for any purpose what• soever.

5. No retailer shall — (a) detach a valid coupon from any ration card without supplying the commodity and the quantity specified therein, or supply any other commodity in place of the commodity specified in the coupon; (6) dispose of any stocks of any rationed commodity otherwise than — (i) against the surrender to him by a consumer of a valid coupon as pro• vided in these rules, or (ii) under the authority of a written permit in that behalf granted by the Deputy Controller of Supplies of the District in which the retailer carries on his business; (c) refuse to sell any rationed commodity upon the offer of a valid coupon in the manner prescribed hereinbefore; 158

(d) acquire any rationed commodity except in the manner prescribed in the licence issued to him under the Wholesale and Eefcail Dealing in Controlled Articles (Licences) Rules, 1941, or except from a wholesaler who is the holder of a licence issued under those rules; (c) use or apply or transfer any coupon detached by him which was not used by a consumer during the period of its validity, or include any such coupon in support of his application to a Deputy Controller of Supplies for further sup• plies of any commodity.

6. —(1) All coupons detached by any retailer and retained by him in accordance with the provisions of rule 4(b) of these rules, must be submitted in proper condition to the appropriate Deputy Controller of Supplies for checking and retention when further supplies of any particular rationed commodity are required b}^ such retailer. (2) No application for further supplies of any rationed commodity will be con• sidered by the Deputy Controller of Supplies unless the coupons referred to in para• graph (1) of this rule have been submitted to him in manner provided in this rule and accepted by him as representing the sales of such commodity by the respective retailer during the period covered by, and under the authority of, the coupons sub• mitted by him. The manner and frequency in which such applications and supporting coupons should be submitted to the Deputy Controller of Supplies shall be in accordance with such instructions as may be issued by him from time to time.

7. —(1) No person who is entitled to purchase any rationed commodity from the Navy, Army and Air Force Institutions or who receives rations from the Govern• ment of Palestine or as a member of His Majesty's Forces or the Forces of any of His Majesty's Allies shall apply for or use any ration card. (2) No person who is a patient in any hospital for a period exceeding one month shall apply for or use any ration card.

(3) No person shall apply for or use any ration card during any period in which he is on the rationed staff of any hospital or is an inmate or on the rationed staff of an orphanage, or school, or any other institution, which is receiving an allocation of any rationed commodity under these rules.

8. Any person who joins His Majesty's Forces or any Forces of any of His Majesty's Allies after the issue to him of a ration card and to whom rations are provided by such Forces shall surrender his ration card to the office of its issue for cancellation or alteration, as the case may be.

9. Every ration card and valid coupon shall be available for use in accordance with the provisions of these rules in the town or place of its issue only : Provided that any ration card containing a valid coupon stamped with the word "EMERGENCY" shall be accepted by any retailer in any town or place in which ration cards are issued, in the same manner in all respects as if such ration card had been issued in such town or place. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 159

10. The Controller of Supplies may for the purpose of these rules from time to time issue or cause to be issued to any person or class of persons ration cards or coupons which shall be available for use in accordance with the provisions of these rules and any conditions which may be endorsed on such ration cards or coupons:

11. —(a) Any retailer who, either by himself or by his servant, employee or agent, shall act in contravention of these rules, and (b) Any consumer or other person who aids, abets or agrees with any retailer in any contravention of these rules, and (c) Any person who uses, or permits the use of, any ration card or coupon issued to him, for the purpose of obtaining a quantity of any rationed commodity in excess of the quantity which he may obtain under such ration card or coupon or under these rules, shall be guilty of an offence and on conviction shall be liable to a fine not. exceeding fifty pounds or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months or both such fine and imprisonment.

G. W. HERON 8th January, 1942. Controller of Supplies.,

FOOD AND ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES (CONTROL) ORDINANCE, 1939.

RULES MADE BY THE CONTROLLER OF SUPPLIES UNDER SECTION 12.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me under section 12 of the Food and Essential Commodities (Control) Ordinance, 1939, I, No. 34 of 1939. COLONEL GEORGE WYKEHAM HERON, Controller of Supplies, do hereby make the following rules :—

1. These rules may be cited as the Food and Essential Com- Citation, modifies (Registration) Rules, 1942. 2. In these rules — "permanently" when used in relation to residence shall mean residence for a period of not less than 15 days.

3. A Registration of the Public for the purpose of carrying out! a system of rationing will be effected in such areas and on such dates as may be specified by the Controller of Supplies in a notice published in the Gazette. 4. Registration will be effected by enumerators authorised in that behalf by the Controller of Supplies. 5. —(1) Persons having the status as assigned to them hereunder will on demand by an authorised enumerator furnish him forthwith with full and accurate particulars with respect to the information: 160 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 15th January, 1942'

required under the Schedule to these rules, and shall notify the Deputy Controller of Supplies of their District, in writing, on the last day of each month of all changes that have occurred during such month in the particulars furnished by them previously in pur• suance of such a demand as aforesaid :— (a) The Head of a family. (b) The Head, or the Person in charge, of any of the following- Institutions and Establishments :— I. Pensions, Hostels, Boarding Houses, Monasteries,. Convents, Besidential Clubs, and Charitable Institutions- in which persons are permanently boarded. II. Hotels, Universities, Colleges, Boarding Schools, Hospitals including private hospitals, Medical and Sur• gical Institutions, Canteens and Institutions other than charitable institutions, Cafes, Bestaurants and non-re• sidential clubs. (c) Persons who do not permanently reside with a family or any of the institutions or establishments mentioned in paragraph (b) hereof. (2) This rule shall not apply with respect to Hospitals and other Institutions maintained wholly by, or on behalf of, the Government of Palestine or any Department of His Majesty's Forces. 6. Any person who— (a) fails to furnish any authorised enumerator, on demand, with any information lawfully required under these rules, or (b) fails to notify the appropriate Deputy Controller of Supplies of any changes in any such information furnished to an authorised enumerator as required by these rules, or (c) furnishes an authorised enumerator or a Deputy Controller of Supplies with any information required to be furnished under these rules which such person knows to be false in a material particular, or recklessly so furnishes any such in• formation which is false in a material particular, shall be guilty of an offence and on conviction shall be liable to a fine not exceeding fifty pounds or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months or both such fine and imprisonment. 15th January, 1942 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1163—SUPPLEMENT NO. 2. 161

SCHEDULE.

PARTICULARS TO BE PROVIDED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF RULE 5 BY :—

1. The Head of a family :— The names of all persons who are permanent^ members of his household, whether members of his family or not, including boarders and lodgers.

2. The Head or the Person in charge ivith respect to any of the Institutions and Establishments specified in paragraph (b) I of the said• Rule :— The names of all persons permanently residing in such Institution or Estab­ lishment including all members of the staff and servants who are permanently residing therein.

3. The Head or the Person in charge with respect to any of the Institutions and Establishments specified in paragraph (b) II of the said Rule :— (a) The number of beds available for patrons or inmates of such Institution or Establishment except beds provided for members of the staff or servants. (b) The names of all persons permanently residing in such Institution or Establishment including all members of the staff and servants who are permanently residing therein, but excluding patrons or inmates.

4. Persons who do not permanently reside with a family or any Institution or Establishment specified in paragraph (b) of the said Rule :— Their names.

G. W. HEllON .8th January, 1942. Controller of Supplies׳

DEFENCE REGULATIONS, 1939.

ORDER BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER UNDER REGULATION 30.

IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in him by regulation 30 of the Defence Regula­ tions, 1939, the High Commissioner has ordered and it is hereby ordered as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as the Defence (Protected Area) Citation. (Amendment) Order, 1942, and shall be read as one with the De­ oaz. 9.10.41, fence (Protected Area) Order, 1941, hereinafter referred to as the p. 1575. principal Order. 15tb January, 1942

Revocation and 2. Paragraph 3 of the principal Order is hereby revoked and the replacement of following paragraph substituted therefor :— paragraph 3 of the principal "3. From and after the coming into operation of this Order, Order. no person (other than a member of His Majesty's Forces) shall be within the area specified in the Schedule to this Order with• out the permission in writing of the Military Commander, Gaza District."

By His Excellency's Command,

J. S. MACPHERSON 14th January, 1942. Chief Secretary. (CF/1095/39)

FOOD AND ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES (CONTBOL) OBDINANCE, 1939.

ORDER MADE BY THE CONTROLLER OF SUPPLIES UNDER SECTION 4.

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred on me by section 4 of the Food and Essential Commodities (Control) Ordinance, 1939, I hereby order that the Schedule of Maximum Prices attached to my Order of the 15th October, 1941, published in the Gazette No. 1135 of the 16th October, 1941, as amended by subsequent Orders, shall be revoked and the Schedule of Maximum Prices attached to this Order shall be substituted therefor. SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM PRICES.

PART I.

Commodity Wholesale Selling Prices (including sacks) Retail Prices

Rotl of Rotl of 800 Dirhems 900 Dirhems

Unit £P.Mils Unit Mils Unit Mils

A. WHEAT

Hard Wheat .OR 15.000 Rotl 44 Rotl 4.9

Millers or Importers Wholesale Prices Retail Prices except •when sold by Wholesale and except when sold by Millers or Importers Retail Prices Millers or Importers Rotl of Rotl of (including sacks) (including sacks) 800 Dirhems 900 Dirhems

Unit £ P.Mils Unit £P.Mih Unit Mils Unit Mils

B. J FLOUR OF WHEAT OR RYE Ton 21.000 Ton J 22.000 i Rotl • ÍJC Rotl 74 ". J Millers Wholesale Prices Wholesale and except when sold by Retail Prices Millers (including sacks) (including sacks)

C. : I WHEAT BRAN Unit £P. Mils Unit £P. Mils ! i ; I (Locally Milled) Ton i 7.000 ! Ton ! 7.500

Retail Prices except when sold by Millers or Importers i Wholesale Prices Millers or Importers .Wholesale and ! excevt when sold bv PART IV.

Serial Commodity Wholesale Prices I Retail Prices No.

Unit Mils Unit Mils A. WHISKY. All brands of Whisky manufactured in and imported from the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada lió CCS (500 115 c.cs ()50 (1 bottle) (1 bottle) GIN. ._ _ (a) All brands of Gin manufactured in and imported from the United Kingdom and Australia 775 ces 500 775 ccs 500 (1 bottle) (1 bottle);

1 (b) All brands of Gin manufactured locally 775 cos 820 I 400 (1 bottle) (177 bottle5 ccs) | Retail Price at "0//" Licensed C. BKKR. Premises 1. Beer (in bottles or tins) manufactured in Palestine and containing more than Unit Mils 2% alcohol (a) Eagle Brand 2/3 litre 42 (b) Eagle Brand ••• 1/8 litre 28 (c) Gold Star Brand 2/8 litre 50 (d) All other Brands of Beer 2/3 litre J2 (e) All other Brands of Beer 1/8 litre 28 2. Beer (in bottles or tins) manufactured in Palestine and containing 2% or less alcohol • All Brands ... 2/8 litre 34 1/3 litre 19

PART V Retail Prices Millers or Importers Rotl of Rotl of (including sacies) (including sacies) 800 Dirhems 900 Dirhems

Unit j VP. Mils Unit £P. Mils Unit J Mils Unit Mils

i D. RICE. Ton : 22.500 Ton \ 24.000 Rotl ¡ 72 Rotl 81 l

PAKT II.

Serial Wholesale Prices (including Commodity No. Sacks or Cases) Retail Prices For Quantities of: —

Rotl of Rotl of 1000 legs, or over \ Less than 1000 legs. 800 Dirhems 900 Dirhems

Unit ! £P.Mils Unit Unit [ Mils Unit Mils

A. SUGAR 1. Fine or Granulated Rotl 89 Rotl 100 85 Kilo j 35 2. .Lump (Tablets) Kilo («) In sacks Rotl : 98 Rotl no Kilo 38 Kilo i 38 (b) In cases Ton ! 34.000 100 kgs Rotl 98 Rotl ! 110 Kilo 38 Kilo 38

Purr nr.

Serial Commodity No: Wholesale Retail

Unit J' Mils A. j BUTTER. Unit Mils Foreign Butter of all kinds Kilo 210 100 Grs. 26 B. ; BUTTER SUBSTITUTES, FATS AND OILS. 1. Oils Edible—Local, including olive oil, sesame oil and any oil commonly recog• nised as wholesome foodstuff Kilo j 85 Kilo 95 2. Oils Edible-—Local, as in the preceding item, in original containers of a capacity not exceeding 5 kilos ... Uncontrolled Uncontrolled SELLING PRICES TO CONSUMEES SCREENING

For quantities over i For quantities up to and including 500 kilogrammes. 500 kilogrammes. Additional charges Delivered onto track Delivered onto track Delivered to for screening fuel to at sellers1 store, at sellers' store, consumer vnthin a minimum of 80 including weighing including leeighing the Municipal Areas Serial millimetre mesh but excluding cost oj but excluding cost o/_ of Haifa, Jaffa, Tel No. Commodity sacks and transport sacks and transport Aviv or Jerusalem Pro rata for , Charge for sacks Charge for sacks in standard sack quantities less and transport to and transport to of 75 kilos for Goal than the Unit consumers to be consumers to be and 50 kilos for stated •invoiced separately invoiced separately Coke, including cost at cost at cost of sacks and transport

Unit .ep.Miis U)iit £P.Mils Unit £ P. M ils Unit .•ep.Miis

COAL

1000 kilos' 9.250 lOOkiloh 0.970 sack of 75 ¡ 0.830 | 1000 kilos 0.350 1. Anthracite kilos 1000 kilos: 7.500 j 100 kilos 0.790 sack of 75 0.700 ! 1000 kilos 0.800 2. Household (Indian) ; kilos 1000 kilos; 8.500 ¡ 100 kilos 0.890 ! sack of 75 0.760 1000 kilos 0.800 3. Household (United Kingdom) ! kilos I. Patent Fuel (Briquettes) 1000 kilos 9.750 ! 100 kilos 1.020 1 sack of 75 0.860 I kilos 5. Eubblv Culum 1000 kilos 7.900

B. COKE 1. Foundry 1000 kilos 10.750 100 kilos 1.120 ; sack of 50 0.650 I 1000 kilos 1.0( »0 ! kilos 2. Gas 1000 kilos: 8.750 100 kilos 0.920 [sack of 50 j 0.550 ¡ 1000 kilos 1.000 kilos !

(a) Sales by merchants to consumers shall be subject to the issue of permii.ts by the. .Deputy Controllers of Supplies. (b) Purchasers to have the option of taking delivery under either of the alternatives for quantities up to and including 500 kilos. (e) Purchasers to have the option of requiring deliverv of unscreened or screened coal or coke. G. W. HERON 3rd January, 1942. Controller of Supplies.