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1182 No. 1221. the ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LAW. 19 OF 1182 No. 1221. THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LAW. CAP. 203 AND LAWS 22 OF 1950, 17 OF 1952, 28 OF 1953, 12 OF 1954, 19 OF 1955 AND 25 OF 1956. ORDER UNDER SECTION 6 (2). In exercise of the powers vested in him by section 6 (2) of the Elementary Education Law the Governor's Deputy hereby orders as follows :— 1. This Order may be cited as the Elementary Education (Prescription of Groups) Order, 1956. 2. In respect of each one of the religious communities shown in column 1 of the First Schedule hereto, the corresponding villages mentioned in -. column 2 of such Schedule shall be united into a group with the corresponding towns mentioned in column 3 of such Schedule, for all the purposes of the Elementary Education Law, except those of section 87 thereof. 3. In respect of each one of the religious communities shown in column 1 of the Second Schedule thereto, the several corresponding villages mentioned in column 2 of such Schedule shall be united in each case into a group for all the purposes of the Elementary Education Law. Gazettes: 4..The Elemeiitar y Education (Prescription of Schools) C)rders , 1951 Supplement to 1956, are here!> y repealed. - No. 3 : 26. 9.1951 8.10.1952 FIRST SCHEDULE—(Clause 2). 17. 9.1953 2 15.11.1956. ( ) (3) Religious I ■ „ 1 Communities j Villages | Towns Greek-Orthodox Kato Dherinia .. ..) Famagusta Greek-Orthodox Thermia and Karakoumi . .. | Kyrenia Greek-Orthodox Omorphita ^._„, Nicosia Greek-Orthodox Khrysiliou .. .. ' .... Morphou Moslem Kaimakli Kutchuk (Omorphita) and Kai- makli Beuyuk Nicosia Moslem .. Zakaki and Phasoula Limassol. '- - SECOND SCHEDULE—(Clause ■?). w 1 w Religious | , Communities | Villages "" " " Greek-Orthodox Nicosia District : Analiondas-Kataliondas Dheftera, Pano-Kato Kalokhorio Lefkas-Ayios Nikolaos Lefkas Kannavia-Ayia Irini Karavostasi-Xeros Korakou-Agroladhou Lakatamia-, Pano-Kato Livadhia-Alithinou Lymbia-Louroujina Palekhori Morphou-Palekhori Orinis Perakhorio-Nisou Phlasou, Pano-Kato-Linou-Ayios Epiphanios Soleas Piyenia-Khaleri Potamia-Ayios Sozomenos Zodhia, Pano-Kato. 1183 (ι) (a) Religious Communities Villages Greek-Orthodox. Larnaca District : Anglisidhes-Menoyia Kophinou-Skarinou Livadhia-Kellia Psevdhas-Ayia Anna Lirriassol District: Akapnou-Klonari-Vikla Asomatos-Phasouri (the residential quarter of Phasouri Chiftlik falling within the limits of Akrotiri village) Kalokhorio-Athrakos Kyperounda-Ayios Yeoryios Kafkallou Lophos-Ypsonas Mallia-Kissousa Paramytha-Spitali Parapedhi-Kouka Vouni-Souni-Zanaja Famagusta District: Komi Kebir-Livadhia Leonarisso-Vasili Piyi—Peristerona Trikomo-Pervolia tou Trikomou Paphos District : Ayia Varvara-Akhelia Ayios Dhimitrianos-Psathi Episkopi-Moronero Goudhi-Krysokhou Kannaviou-Melamiou Khlorakas-Lemba Kholi-Skoulli Phiti-Milia-Anadhiou Polis-Prodhromi Pomos-Paliambela Pretori-Ayios Nikolaos Yeroskipos-Ayia Marinoudha Kyrenia District : Dhikomo Pano-Kato Paleosophos-Motidhes Phterykha-Elea Moslem Nicosia District : Akacha (Akaki)-Avlona Analiondas-Kataliondas Ayia Kebir-Tymbou Ayios Yeoryios Lefkas-Skouriotissa Ayia Marina-Iki Deri Chamli Keuy (Kalokhorio Lef kas)-Peristeronari Dheftera, Pano-Kato-Pera-Psomolophou Dizdar Keuy (Nisou)-Perakhorio Karavostasi-Xeros Kochati-Margi 1184 (2) ω Religious Communities Villages Moslem Nicosia District :—contd. Koutraphas, Pano-Kato Lakatamia, Pano-Kato Minareli Keuy (Neokhorio)-Trakhoni-Kythrea- Voni Phlasou, Pano-Kato-Ayios Epiphanios Soleas- Korakou-Linou-Agroladhou Sellain t'Api-Ayion Yeorgoudhi Skylloura-Ayios Ermolaos Larnaca District: Anaphotia-Aplanda Anglisidhes, Pano-Kato Kellia-Livadhia Kivisil-AIethriko Lefkara, Pano-Kato Maroni-Zyyi Mor Menekshe (DhromoJaxia)-Meneou-Kiti-Tekke Limassol District : Armenokhori-Phinikaria Evdhimou-Mandalas Kividhes, Pano-Kato Mallia-Kissousa Pendakomo-Monagroulli Plataniskia-Pissouri Polemidhia, Pano-Kato Prastio Evdhimou-Pakhna Trakhoni-Cherkez Famagusta District : Aphania-Ornithi (Ornuta) Arnadhi-Spathariko Ayios Andronikos-Kilanemos Ayios Seryios-Styllos Ayios Theodhoros-Ayios Evstathios Kouklia-Kondea Lythrangomi-Vasili Monarga-Boghaz Peristerona-Piyi-Maratha Sandalaris-Aloa (Aloda) Paphos District : Anadhiou-Kritou Marottou Androlikou-Phasli Arkhimandrita, Pano-Kato Arodhes, Pano-Kato Axylou-Eledhiou Ayios Nikolaos-Philousa (Kelokedhara)-Pretori Ayios Yeoryios-Mamonia Galataria-Kilinia Khoulou-Kourtaka Khrysokhou-Skoulli-Karamoullidhes Kithasi-Kedhares Lemba-Kissonerga-Emba 1185 (ι) (2) Religious Communities Villages Moslem Paphos District:—contd. Magounda-Ayios Merkourios Mamoundali-Pano Panayia Pelathousa-Ayios Isidhoros-Myrmikoph Pitargou-Moronero Polis-Prodhromi Terra-Kritou Terra Timi-Anarita Yeroskipos-Akhelia-Koloni-Ayia Marinoudha. Kyrenia District : Aghirda-Keumurju Kambyli-Larnaka tis Lapithou. Made this 7th day of December, 1956. By Command of the Governor's Deputy, J. F. SYMONS, Acting Administrative Secretary. No. 1222. THE GOATS (FREE RANGING) TAX LAW. CAP. 295. ORDER UNDER SECTION 5. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section 5 of the Cap. 295. Goats (Free Ranging) Tax Law, the Governor's Deputy hereby orders that the tax payable by the owner in respect of every free ranging goat belonging to him and enumerated in 1956 under the Sheep, Goats and Pigs (Enume- ς-3ρ< j58< ration) Law, shall be paid on the 1st January, 1957. Made this 8th day of December, 1956. By Command of the Governor's Deputy, J. F. SYMONS, (M.P. 696/49/3. Acting Administrative Secretary. .
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