©fficial (3a3ette OF THE Government of . PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY BY AUTHORITY.

.1st January, 1930׳ No. 250 JERUSALEM

CONTENTS Page

1. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. (a) Criminal Law Amendment Bill, 1930 ... 4 of 1929 4 18׳ .fe) Confirmation of Ordinance, No) (c) Appointments, etc...... 4- 5 (d) Certificates under the Expropriation of Land Ordinance, 1926 5 (e) Order under the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, 1928, appointing member of the Appeal Commissions for Ramleh and Lydda 5 (/*) Regulation under the Road Transport Ordinance, 1929, regarding the 6 ־driving of vehicles on the Baisan-Jericho road ... 5 (g) Regulations under the Quarantine Ordinance, 1922, regarding tourists arriving by sea 6• (h) Notice under the Customs Duties Exemptions Ordinance, 1924, regarding additions to Schedule ...... ,.. ... 7 (!) Notice under the Diseases of Animals Ordinance, 1926, regarding Slaughter-House Regulations ...... 7 (j) Notice under the Regulations of Trades and Industries Ordinance, 1927, regarding additions to Schedule ...

II. DEPARTMENTAL NOTICES. (a) Posting of Schedules of Rights in certain villages 9 ־b) Posting of Schedules of Claims for Bnei Braq ... 8) (c) Notification of intended settlement in certain villages... 9 (d) Address of the Headquarter Offices of the Jaffa and Ramleh Settlement Areas 9 (e) Notice declaring Kafr Birim to be free from infection 9 (/) ' Graduation of Nurses 10 (g) Jerusalem Law Classes ...... 11 (h) Adjudication of Contracts ... 11-13 (i) Registration of Companies, Cooperative Societies, Partnerships, etc. -13-15 (/) Probates, Orders of Administration, etc...... 15-16 (k) Sitting of Court of Criminal Assize ...... 16

III. RETURNS. (a) Wreck 16 (b) Sale of Unclaimed Goods 17 (c) Financial Statement 18-19 (d) R.eturn of Immigration and Emigration ...... 20 (e) Statement of Infectious Diseases ...... 21 (f) Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary ...... 22

Price 50 Mils. 4 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 1930.

The following Bill is made public in accordance with Article 17 fl) (d) of the Palestine Order in Council, 1922, as amended by Article 3 of the Palestine (Amendment) Order in Council, 1923.

)]finance to amend the Criminal Law Amendment .v \ |f Ordinance, 1927 .1927׳ No. 2 of

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance, 1930; and the Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance, No. 2 of 1927 (hereinafter called the Principal Or­ dinance), and this Ordinance may together be cited as the Criminal Law Amendment Ordinances, 1927-1930.

Amendment of 2. Section 19 of the Principal Ordinance shall be repealed,

Section 19 of an(j f0]]owjno• shall be substituted therelor :- Principal ° Ordinance. "Jurisdiction, 19. Any charge under Sections 10, 13, 15, and 17 (2) of this Ordinance shall be tried by a British Magistrate."

(1) Mr. H.A. Cotching, Chief Mechanical Engineer, Class 1, Palestine Railways, to be Acting CONFIRMATION OF ORDINANCE. Assistant General Manager during the period Lieut. Colonel G. M. Campigli, M.C., The Right Honourable the Secretary of is acting as General Manager, with effect State for the Colonies has notified that His from the 1st October, 1929. Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of disallowance in respect to No. 18 of 1929, entitled: "An Ordinance to declare the Mr. A.L, Jones, M.C., Assistant Chief Mechanical law of Companies". Engineer, Class 2, Palestine Railways, to be Acting Chief Mechanical Engineer during the period Mr. H.A. Cotching is acting as Assistant General Manager, with effect from the 1st October, 1929.

:(2) APPOINTMENTS etc.

UA" Appointments. "B" Vacation Leave. The High Commissioner has appointed :- The High Commissioner has approved Mr. S. Antebi, Sub-Inspector of Agriculture leave of the following officers : and Forests, Class 3, Department of Agriculture and Forests, to be Acting Inspector of Agriculture and Forests during the period Mr. M. Goldenberg, Land Settlement, of secondment of Mr. A. F. Nathan, O.B.E., 11.11.29-25.12.29 to the Department of Police and Prisons, with effect from the 24th August, 1929. Mr. A. Toukan, Department of Public Works, Lieut. Col. G.M. Campigli, M. C, Assistant 13.11.29-12.12.29 General Manager and Superintendent of the Line, Grade "E", Palestine Railways, to be Dr. H. S. Khaldi, Department of Health, Acting General Manager, with effect from 5.12.29-4.1.30 the 1st October, 1929, Col. R.B.W. Holmes having retired from the office on the 30th September, 1929. MissM. Nixon, M.B.E., Secretariat, 6.12.29-11.12.29 Mr. P. C. J. Baker, Assistant Superintendent of the Line, Class 1, Palestine Railways, to Dr. M.Shishemanoglou, Department of Health, be Acting Superintendent of the Line during 7.12.29-27.12.29 the period Lieut. Colonel G. M. Campigli, M.C., is acting as General Manager, with Dr. I. Haurani, Department of Health, effect from the 20th October, 1929. 9.12.29-23.12.29 1st January, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 5

Mr. A. Atallah, Judicial Department, Mr. F.G. Lowick, Land Settlement, 10.12.2^-9.1.30 13.12.29-12.2.30 Dr. J. A. Henderson, Department of Health, Mr. Hussein Ruhi, Department of Education, 10.12.29-21.12.29 d.E., M.B.E., 16.12.29-22.12.29 Dr. K. Eid, Department of Health, Department of Health, 10.12 29-9.1.30 Dr. K. Kesheshian 17.12.29-31.12.29 Dr. D. Bulos, M.B.E., Department of Health, 12.12.29-31.12.29 Land Settlement, Mr. N. Nashashibi, 20.12.29-19.1.30 Mr. C.W. Harvey, Palestine Railways, 12.12.29-24.12 29

(3) EXPROPRIATION OF LAND ORDINANCE, 1926. Certificates under Section .3. I. I, Sir John Robert Chancellor, High Commissioner for Palestine, certify that the consiruction of a Police Post on certain lands at Beit Jibrin in the Sub-District of Hebron, is an undertaking of a public nature within the meaning of the Expropriation of Land Ordinance, 1926. Plans of the lands are deposited at the District Offices, Hebron, and the Offices of the Director of Lands, Jerusalem. J. R. CHANCELLOR 18th December, 1929. High Commissioner. (1253/29)

II. I, Sir John Robert Chancellor, High Commissioner for Palestine, certify that the acquisition of a site in the town of Jerusalem for oil storage, which

site is delineated on plans deposited at the Offices of the Director of Landsr Jerusalem, and the Deputy District Commissioner, Jerusalem Division, is an undertaking of a public nature .within the meaning of Section 3 of the Expropriation Ordinance, 192(3. J. R. CHANCELLOR 1st January, 1930. High Commissioner. (557/29)

(4) URBAN PROPERTY TAX ORDINANCE, 1928. Order by the High Commissioner. J. R. CHANCELLOR High Commissioner. In exercise of the powers vested in him by Section 16 (1) of the Urban Property Tax Ordinance, 1928, the High Commissioner has'appointed Mr. Butros Nasir as member of the Appeal Commissions in the Urban Areas of Ramleh and Lydda in place of Mr. Nazmi 7Anabtawi,, transferred. By His Excellency's Command, E. MILLS 13th December, 1929. Acting Chief Secretary. (656/29)

(5) ROAD TRANSPORT ORDINANCE, 1929. , , Regulation under Section 14 (p). In exercise of the powers vested in me by Section 44• (p) of the Road Transport Ordinance, 4929, I, Sir John Robert Chancellor, High Commissioner for Palestine, make the following Regulation. f) OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 4930.

No vehicle shall be driven on the Baisan-Jericho road during such days in the winter months as the Deputy District Superintendent of Police, Nablus Sub-District, shall specify by notices placed on the roadside at Beisan, Jiftlik and Jericho, when, in his opinion, the driving of vehicles would be likely to cause excessive damage to the road or danger to the public.

J. R. CHANCELLOR 24th December, 1929. High Commissioner. (2040/29)

(6) QUARANTINE ORDINANCE, 1922.

Regulations made by the Director, Department of Health, under Section 2(a) with the sanction of the I liidi Commissioner.

4. Tourists arriving in Palestine by sea as members of specially conducted parties on board a recognised tourist ship of the first class shall be permitted to land and proceed on their journey immediately.

Provided that if plague, cholera, yellow fever, small pox or typhus has broken out on board such ship, or if, within the period of live days preceding the ship's call at a Palestine port, there has been communication with a port infected with cholera, special arrangements shall apply in conformity with the requirements of the International Sanitary Convention.

2. Members of specially conducted parties of the first or second class may be exempted at the discretion of the Senior Medical Officer concerned from the requirement of medical surveillance on the 4st, 3rd and 5th days after their arrival.

Provided that-

(a) the state of health of the crew7 and passengers on board is satisfactory at the time of arrival ;

(b) a nominal list of persons disembarking, being a duplicate ol that prepared for the Passport Officer, is delivered to the Quarantine Medical Officer;

(c) the conductor of the tourist party undertakes to report at once to the nearest District Health Office the occurrence of any case of sickness in the party while in Palestine which is suspected to be a case of infectious or communicable disease.

3. Regulations 4 and 2 shall not apply to Moslem pilgrims during the recognised Mecca pilgrimage season.

4. Regulation 2 shall not apply to pilgrims who visit Palestine in con• nexion with the celebration of religious festivals; or to members of second class parties whose steamship fare from the port of departure to Palestine is less than the normal second class fare on the route taken.

G. W. HERON

7th December, 1929. Director, Department of Health.

APPROVED.

13th December, 1929. J. R. CHANCELLOR (2951/29) High Commissioner. 1st January, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE

(7) CUSTOMS DUTIES EXEMPTION ORDINANCE, 1924.

Notice by the High Commissioner.

J. R. CHANCELLOR High Commissioner.

In exercise of the powers vested in him by Section 2 of the Customs Duties Exemption Ordinance, 1924, and with the advice of the Executive Council, the High Commissioner has ordered that the following additions shall be made to Schedule I of the Ordinance as set out in the Notice published in the Official Gazette of the 1st September.

(1) Bamboo stakes.

(2) Fishing nets.

(3) Mosquito netting, including mosquito nets, made up of mesh not larger than 12 by 12 to the square inch, and mosquito proot gauze made up of mesh not larger than 18 by 18 to the square inch.

(4) Shea nuts.

S. MOODY 18th December, 1929. Clerk to Councils. (4582/29)

(8)

DISEASES OF ANIMALS ORDINANCE, 1926.

NOTICE.

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

Municipal Councils. Local Councils.

Acre Tershiha Beisan Bassa Haifa Jenin Nablus Afuleh Saffourieh Mujeidel Tulkarem Kalkilieh Bethlehem Taybeh % Ramleh Anebta Lydda. Samakh . Mughar Petah-Tikvah Sarona Rehoboth Rishon-le-Zion Ramath-Gan.

E. MILLS 24th December, 1929. Acting Chief Secretary.

^2184/29) 8 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 1930.

(9) REGULATIONS OF TRADES AND INDUSTRIES ORDINANCE, 1927.

NOTICE.

It is notified that the additions to the list of classified trades in the First Schedule to the Regulation of Trades and Industries Ordinance, 1927, ordered by Order of the High Commissioner published in the Official Gazette of the 16th November, are trades classified in Class I A of that Schedule.

16th December, 1929. (5001/29) .

, LAND SETTLEMENT ORDINANCE, 1928.

NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given that Schedules of Right to land in the village of Salame, in the Jaffa Settlement Area, for the blocks specified below, have been posted in the Office of the Settlement Officer situated in the Public Works Aviv Road, Jaffa, and in the Office of־Tel־Department Building (1st floor), Jaffa the Sub-District of Jaffa, in accordance with Section 32(1) of the Ordinance :-

Registration Blocks Nos. 2 and 6.

A. ABRAMSON 11th December, 1929. Commissioner of Lands. (2436/29)

(11) II.

Notice is hereby given that Schedules of Rights to land in the village ol Zarnuqa, in the Ramieh Settlement Area, for the blocks specified below, have been posted in the Office of the Settlement Officer situated in the Public Works Department Building (1st floor) Jaffa-Tel-Aviv Road, Jaffa, and in the Office of the Sub-District of Ramieh at Jaffa, in accordance with Section 32 (1) of the Ordinance.

Registration Blocks Nos. 1, 3, 35, 37, 40, and 42.

A. ABRAMSON 24th December, 1929. Commissioner of Lands. (3378/29)

(12)

LAND SETTLEMENT ORDINANCE, 1928.

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Schedules of Claims for Bnei Braq in the Jaffa Settlement Area, have been posted in the Office of the Settlement Officer situated in the Public Works Department Building (1st floor), Jaffa-Tel-Aviv Road, Jaffa, and in the District Office of the Jaffa Sub-District, in accordance with Section 24 of the Land Settlement Ordinance, 1928. 1st January, 4930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 9

Persons having any interest in the lands of the said village should examine the Schedules and should take the necessary steps to ensure that their rights including mortgage, leases for a period of three years or more, or servitudes, are examined by the Settlement Officer of the Jaffa Settlement Area.

A. ABRAMSON 29th November, 1929. Commissioner of Lands. !2436/29)

(13) LAND SETTLEMENT OF PALESTINE.

Notification of intended settlement in the villages of Heftzi-Bah and Arab al Fughara in the Haifa Sub-District.

The public is hereby notified that the settlement of rights to land in the villages of Heftzi-Bah and Arab al Fughara is about to commence. Any person claiming an interest in the lands of the said villages of Heftzi-Bah and Arab al Fughara or in the lands of the villages abutting on the boundaries of the villages of Heftzi-Bah and Arab al Fughara, should act in the manner prescribed in the Land Settlement Ordinance, 1928.

The notices issued under the Ordinance may be inspected at the following^ places:-

Office of the Settlement Officer in Jaffa.

Camp of the Senior Assistant Settlement Officer in Hudeira.

The offices at the District Commissioner, Northern District, Haifa.

The District Office, Haifa Sub-District. A. ABRAMSON ״13th December, 1929. Commissioner of Lands (3378/29)

(14) NOTICE.

It is notified that the Headquarter Offices of the Land Settlement Officers, Jaffa Settlement Area (Party No. 2) and Ramleh Settlement Area (Party No. 3) are located in the Public Works Department Building (1st floor) Jaffa-Tel-Aviv Road, Jaffa; address:- P. O. Box 2, I Jaffa. Telephone No. 464. A. ABRAMSON 11th December, 1929, Commissioner of Lands* (3378/29)

(15) DISEASES OF ANIMALS ORDINANCE, 1926. Declaration by the Chief Veterinary Officer. I hereby declare that the village of Kafr Birim in the Sub-District of Safad and the lands belonging thereto, which were declared to be an infected area by Notice published in Official Gazette No. 244 of the 1st October, 1929, are now free from anthrax. J. M. SMITH 17th December, 1929. Chief Veterinary Officer. (4455/29) 10 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 1930.

(16) GRADUATION OF NURSES.

The undermentioned nurses have completed a three years' course of training and passed the final examination in nursing prescribed by Government Regulations, and their names have been •entered in the Government Register of Graduate Nurses on the dates shown against their names, in virtue whereof they are entitled to all the rights and privileges of graduate nurses in Palestine.

Date of Government Name of Nurse. Name of Training School. Registration.

1. Pnina Bloch Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 Lea Friedman Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 3r Sarah Lashevsky Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 4. Sarah Vilkobrisky Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18/12.29 5. Mina Dolinsky Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 6. Hay a Zipkin Hadassah Medical Organization, Jerusalem 48.12.29 7. Hava Bordman Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 8. Itta Zeidler Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 9. Shoshana Gornstein Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 10. Ziporah Feigin Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 11. Simha Danon Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 12. Deborah Katzko Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18/12.29 13. Deborah Padersky Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 14. Ahwah Goldfarb Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 15. Yudith Ginzburg Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 16. Esther Ruvelsky Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 17. Nechama Estherkes Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 18. Miriam Friedman Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 19. Galila Gurevitz Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 20. Rachel Sternberg Hadassah Medical Organisation, < Jerusalem 18.12.29 21. Ester Feldblith Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 22. Toba Blecher Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 23. Shoshana Minkov Hadassah Medical Organisation, Jerusalem 18.12.29 ist January, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 11

(17) 6. Printing contract No. 17/29 has been adjudicated in favour of the following Printing ! JERUSALEM LAW CLASSES. Presses

NOTICE. Sinai £P. 28.580 mils Beyt ul Makdes £P. 19.430 mils Students are notified that the examina­ Greek Convent £P. 8.610 mils tions in the following subjects will be held on Goldberg £P. 8.000 mils the dates given against each. The examinations C. M. J. £P. 6.500 mils will be held at Law Courts and will in each Syrian Orphanage £P. 3.400 mils case commence at 5 p m. 7. The contract for the supply of Printing Legal History 16.1.30 and Writing Papers, Millboards, Coverpaper Private International Law I. 20.1.30 and Pasteboards during a period of one year Private Intel national Law II. 21.1.30. from the 1st January, 1930, has been adjudica­ ted in favour of Messrs. R. & W. Silberstein H. KANTROVITCH Bros., Jaffa Road, Jerusalem. Secretary to the Council.

8. The contract for the supply of Fuel Wood lor a period of one year from the 1st January, 1930, has been adjudicated in favour of Messrs. Zuhdi Malhas and Abdel Raouf Karaman, Haifa,, (18) at the following prices :-

ADJUDICATION OF CONTRACTS. a") for free delivery into the stores of Government Offices, Departments, Hospitals and Lazarets, Police Stations, Prisons, Lock-ups and 1. The contract for stacking metal on section the Trans-Jordan Frontier Force in Palestine: between kilometres 6-7 of Jerusalem-Jaffa Road £P. 2.050 mils per ton of 10U0 kilos; and on a section of the Mount of Olives Road extending from the Municipal Boundary, Jeru­ b) for free delivery into the stores of the salem, to the War Cemetery, has been awarded 1 0 Trans-Jordan Frontier Force at Zerqa and Maan, to Mussa Eff. Al-Ghul at ! /* /o below P.W.D. Trans-Jordan: £P. 2.450 mils per ton of 1000 estimate rates. Period of contract is 20 days. kilos.

2. The contract for the supply of type for The contractors are bound by contract to the manufacture of Rubber Stamps during supply dry wood, stacked after cutting for at a period of one year from the 1 ;t January, least 15 days before delivery, consisting of 1930, has been adjudicated in favour of Mr. Eucalyptus, Apricot and Olive woods as availa­ Samuel Sterikoff, Nahalath Shiva Quarter, ble in pieces of about 3 inches in diameter and Feingold Building, Jerusalem, at the price of cut into lengths of about 8 inches. £P. 0.075 mils per stamp of any size and design. The contractors undertake to fulfil the written requirements of Departments,- etc. within seven days from the date of posting of the re­ 3. The contract for the supply of 1500 quisition. Requisitions should be sent by re­ blankets to the Commandant of Police up to gistered post or delivered by "hand against the 23rd December, 1929, has been adjudicated receipt. in favour of Mr. Zacarias Seraphim of Jeru­ salem at the price of £P. 0.270 mils per blanket including delivery into the stores of 9. The contract for the supply of Mazut Oil the Commandant, Palestine Police, at Jerusalem. for a period of one year from the 1st January, 1930 to the 31st December, 1930, has been ad­ judicated in favour of Messrs. The Shell Co. of 4. Printing contract No. 16/29 has been Palestine Ltd., P.O. Box 198, Jerusalem, at the adjudicated in favour of the following Printing following prices :- Presses: a) for free delivery of Mazut Oil (Diesel Goldberg £P. 48.500 mils No. 2) in returnable iron drums of about 250 Syrian Orphanage £P. 18.650 mils kilos capacity, free into the stores of any Govern­ Beyt Ul Makdes £P. 11.990 mils ment Office, Department, or the Trans-Jordan Sinai £P. 5.700 mils Frontier Force in Palestine, in the places in Greek Convent £P. 1.100 mils Palestine mentioned hereunder at the price of £P. 6.000 mils per metric ton of 1000 kilos: 5. Printing contract No. 15/29 has been ad­ judicated in favour of the following Printing Jerusalem Jaffa Nablus Presses:- Nazareth Haifa Jenin Acre Gaza Beersheba Rosh-Pina Beisan Tulkarem Azriel £P. 5.800 mils Tiberias Safad Metullah; Beyt Ul Makdes £P. 4.650 mils Commercial £P. 4.460 mils .Jordan) : £P ־ New Jerusalem £P. 4.450 mils b) Zerqa, Maan, (Trans Syrian Orphanage £P. 4.110 mils 6.500 mils per metric ton of 1000 kilos. 12 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 1930.

The contractors have notified the appoint­ Nablus Abdel Rahim Eff. Tamimi. .Tulkarem Nimr Eff. Abdel Kader ־: ment of the following agents Nazareth Mr. Naguib E. El Banna. Jerusalem The Shell Co. of Palestine Ltd., Jenin, Arabeh Mr. Anis Naffah, Jenin. P.O. Box 198. Beisan Mr. Adem Essallem. Jaffa Litwinsky Bros., P.O. Box 22. Zerqa, Maan Ismail Elf. Bilbesi, Amman. Nablus Abdel Rahim Tamimi. Nazareth Naguib Elias El Banna. 11. The contract for the supply of Kerosene Haifa Thé Napthali Co. P.O. Box 453. for a period of one year from the 1st January, Jenin Anis Naffah. 1930, has been adjudicated in favour of Messrs. Acre Ibrahim Haim Soury. The Shell Co. of Palestine Ltd., P.O. Box 198, Gaza, Jerusalem, as follows :- ßeersheba Khader Tarazi and Bros., Gaza. Safad, Rosli- a) for free delivery in 4-gallon tins into Pina, the stores of any Government Office, Depart­ Metullah Mi. E. Klinger, Safad. ment, or the Trans-Jordan Frontier Force in Beisan Adem Essallem. Palestine :- £P. 0.180 mils per 4-gallon tin; Tulkarem Nimr Abdel Kader. Tiberias Solomon Cohen, P.O. Box 12. h) for free delivery in 4-gallon tins into the stores of the Palestine Railways at Haifa: 10. The contract for the supply of Benzine £P. 0.165 mils per 4-gallon tin; for a period of one year from the 1st January, 1930, has been adjudicated in favour of Messrs. The Shell Co. of Palestine Ltd., P.O. Box 198, c) for free delivery into the stores of the Jerusalem, as follows :- Trans-Jordan Frontier Force at Zerqa and Maan, Trans-Jordan : £P. 0.195 mils per 4-gallon tin; a) for free delivery in 4-galIon tins into the stores of any Government Office, Depart• d) for free delivery in returnable steel ment, or the Trans-Jordan Frontier Force in drums of 4-gallon bulk: £P. 0.140 mils per Palestine:- £P. 0.395 mils per 4-gallon tin; 4-gallon bulk;

b) for free delivery in 4-gallon tins into e) for free delivery in 4-gallon tins in the stores of the Palestine Railways, Haifa :- complete truckloads f.o.r. Shell Installation, £P. 0.390 mils per 4-gallon tin; Haifa: £P. 0.162.5. mils per 4-gallon tin. The contractors undertake to effect deli­ c) for free delivery in 4-gallon tins into veries of Kerosene within 10 days from the date the stores of the Trans-Jordan Frontier Force at of posting of the requisitions. All requisitions Zerqa and Maan, Trans-Jordan .- £P. 0.390 should be sent by registered post or delivered mils per 4-gallon tin; by hand against receipt.

d) for free delivery in 4-gallon tins in The contractors have notified the appoint­ complete truckloads f.o.r. Shell Installation, ment of the following agents :- Haifa:- £P. 0.380 mils per 4-gallon tin. Jerusalem The Shell Co. of Palestine The contractors undertake to effect deli• Ltd., P.O. Box 198. veries of Benzine within 7 days from the Lydda, Ramleh, date of posting of the requisition. All re• Sarafand, Tel Aviv Messrs. Litwinsky Bros. quisitions should be sent to the contractors by P.O. Box 22, Jaffa. registered post or delivered by hand against Hebron Haj Amin Jahbari. receipt. Bethlehem Mr. Joudeh lssa Freij. Jericho Mr. Sabri Kalaf. Ramallah Mr. Hanna Jaber. The contractors have notified the appoint• Haifa A. E. Allen Esq., P.O.B. 413. .Afuleh Messrs. The Napthali Co ־: ment of the following agents P.O. Box 453, Haifa. Messrs• Khader El Tarazi Jerusalem The Shell Co. of Palestine Gaza, Beersheba and Bros., Gaza. Ltd., P.O. Box 198. Tiberias, Samakh Mr. Solomom Cohen, P.O.B. Lydda, Ramleh > Messrs. Litwinsky Bros., 51, Tiberias. Sarafand, Tel Aviv I P.O. Box 22, Jaffa. Safad, Rosh-Pina, Hebron Haj Amin Jahbari. Metullah Mr. E. Klinger, Safad. Bethlehem Mr. Joudeh lssa Freij. Acre Mr. Haim Soury. Jericho Mr. Sabri Khalaf. Zichron Jacob Mr. 1. Lerner. Ramallah Mr. Hanna Jaber. Nablus Abdel Rahim Eff. Tamimi. Haifa A. E. Allan, Esq., Installation Tulkarem Nimer Elf. Abdel Kader. Manag9r, P.O. Box 413. Mr. Naguib Elias El Banna. Messrs.' The Napthali Co. Nazareth Afuleh Jenin, Arabeh Mr. Anis Naffah, Jenin. P.O. Box 453, Haifa. Beisan Mr. Adem Essallem. Messrs. Khader El Tarazi and Gaza, Beersheba Ismail Eff. Bilbesi, Amman. Bros., Gaza. Zerqa, Maan Tiberias, Samakh Mr. S. Cohen, P.O. Box 51, Tiberias. 12. The contract for the supply of Household, Safad, Rosh-Pina Cardiff and Forge Coal for a period of one year Metullah Mr. E. Klinger, Safad. from the 1st January, 1930, has been adjudicated Acre Mr. Haim Soury, Acre. in favour of Mr. N. Houminer, P.O. Box 630, Zichron-Jacob Mr. I. Lerner. Jerusalem, as follows :- 1st January, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 13

a) for free delivery into the stores of (19) Government Offices, Departments, Hospitals and Lazarets, the Trans-Jordan Frontier Force in NOTICE OF GRANT OF CERTIFICATES Palestine, Police Stations, Prisons, Lock-ups, UNDEK SECTION 105 (4) OF THE •etc. anywhere in Palestiue :- COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1929.

Household Coal:- £P. •3.100 mils per ton of ;• 1000 kilos. The following particulars correspond in Cardiff Coal: £P. 3.000 mils per ton of each case with the following headings. 1000 kilos. Forge Coal : £P. 3.200 mils per ton of 1. Name. [ 1000 kilos; 2. Address. j 3. Qualification. b) for free delivery of Household Coal into the stores of the Trans-Jordan Frontier Force at Zerqa :- £P. 3.850 mils per ton of 1000 kilos; 1. Benzion Cohen 2. c/o of Messrs. Ismojik and Zisling, P.O.B. 214, Jaffa \ c) for free delivery of Household Coal 3. Bachelor of Commerce, University of London, into the stores of the Trans-Jordan Frontier November, 1922. \ Force at Maan £P. 4.470 mils per ton of 1000 kilos.

The contractor undertakes to deliver Coal REGISTRATION OF COOPERATIVE ordered within 10 days from the date of re• SOCIETIES UNDER THE COOPERATIVE ceiving a written requisition. Requisitions SOCIETIES ORDINANCE, 1920. should he sent by registered post or delivered by hand against receipt. The following particulars correspond in each case with the following headings:- 13. The contract for the supply of Olive Oil Household Soap for a period of one year from 1. Name of the Society. the 1st January, 1930, has been adjudicated in 2. Registered Office. favour of Messrs. The Eastern Oil Industries, 3. Object. Ltd. (formerly called "Shemen") P. O. B. 136, Haifa, as follows :- 1. Habima Theatre Cooperative Society, Ltd. a) for free delivery to any Railway Station 2. Palestine. in Palestine nearest to the office from which 3. To continue the existence in Palestine of the the requisition is issued • £P. 0.042 Moscovite Theatre Habima founded in *nils per kilo; Moscow in 1917.

b) for free delivery to any Railway Station 1. Dror Cooperative Society, Ltd. in Trans-Jordan nearest to the office from which 2. Palestine. the requisition is issued £P. 0.044 roils per kilo; 3. To carry on - on cooperative . principles-all kinds of water supply, sanitary installation and drainage works. The contractors agree to supply dry soap in legular cubic cakes in bags containing not •less than 80 kilos each. NOTICE.

The contractors undertake to fulfil written The following notice is published at the requirements within 7 days from the date of risk of the advertisers and its publication does ;posting of requisitions. Requisitions should be not imply any certificate as to correctness or sent by registered post or delivered by hand authority. against receipt. Histadruth Haklai, Limited, Agricultural Co• 14. The contract for the supply of 5000 kilos operative Society, Petah Tikvah. Olive Oil Soap to the Director, Department of Health, has been adjudicated in favour of Notice is hereby given that at the General Messrs. The Eastern Oil Industries, Ltd., (for• Meeting of the Society held on the 27th Septem• merly called "Shemen') P.O. Box 136, Haifa, ber, 1929, authority to sign for the Society was at the price of £P. 0.042 mils per kilo in• given to Mr. M. Hefetz, Director, together with cluding packing in good sound sacks and free one of the members of the Board of Directors, delivery into the stores of the Senior Medical Messrs. S. Stumber, Ch. Slor, H. Kalinsky, B. Officer, Haifa. Khahlem and G. Machness. 14 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 1930.

Rivka Friedman, Tel Aviv .1 •־!20) Dov Ber Idelstein, Tel Aviv REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS. 2. Friedman and Idelstein 3. Both partners jointly The particulars given below correspond in 4. !.8.29-1.8.31 Socks and stockings manufacturers and .5 ־: each case with the following headings merchants. 1. Names and addresses of partners. 2. Firm name of partnership. 3. Names of partners authorised to administer 1. Jacob Ben-Zvi, Benyamina the partnership and to sign for it. Isaac Zeitouni, Benyamina 4. Date of commencement and determination. Haim Eliovitz, Benyamina 5. Object. Isaac Halperin, Benyamina Menahem Mendel Zudakove, Benyamina Isaac Papo, Benyamina 1. Isaac Berman, New York 2. Ben Zvi and Co. Moshe Berman, Jerusalem 3. Ben Zvi and either Haim Eliovitz or Isaac 2. Isaac and Moshe Berman, Jerusalem & Haifa Papo jointly 3. Mr. Moshe Berman only 4. 15.11.29-15.11.39 4. 1.8.29 for an unlimited period. 5. Water pumping plants and irrigation of 5. General trade in house and kitchen wares. orange groves.

1. Sheikh Mahmud Al Daoudi, Jerusalem 1. Shtekelberg, Haifa Shoukri George Dib, Jerusalem Zvi Visoloi, Haifa Hanna Jahshan, Jerusalem Benjamin hinkelman, Haifa Jameel Mahshi, Jerusalem Shlomoh Margolin, Haifa. 2. Shirket Al Ittihad El Watani, Daoudi, Dib 2. Nesher (I. Shtekelberg and partners) and Co. 3. Messrs. Israel Shtekelberg and Benjamin 3. Sheikh Mahmud Daoudi and Shoukri Dib Finkelman together jointly and separately 4. 1.11.29 for an unlimited period 4. 27.11.29-27.5.30. 5. Motor car service. 5. Trading in manufactured goods.

1. Steelo E. Awad, Jerusalem 1. Mendel Krassni, Tel Aviv Tobias Dounie, Haifa Isaac Grinsweig, Tel Aviv Barukh Katinke, Haifa Shalom Lev, Tel Aviv 2. Awad, Dounie and Katinke Azar Aravass, Tel Aviv 3. Steelo E. Awad together with one of the Israel Lifshitz, Tel Aviv other two partners 2. Leviathian Beit Mishar Dagim, Shalom 4. 1.11.29-31.12.31 Lev et Azar Aravass and Co. 5. Engineers and contractors. 3. Messrs. Shalom Lev and Azar Aravass jointly 4. 12.ll.29-ll.il 32. 5. Wholesale and retail fish merchants.

NOTICES. 1. Nahum Kuritzky, Jaffa Jacob Levin, Jaffa I. Joseph Goldman, Jaffa Sh'neior Kuritzky, Jaffa Notice is hereby given that the partnership 2. Hamumhe Goldman, Levin and Co. Beit Dfus Arieli and Co., notice of which 3. Mr. Sh'neior Kuritzky appeared in the Official Gazette No. 233, dated 4. 1.9.28 for an unlimited period. 16th of April, 1929, page 313, was dissolved 5. Manufacture and preparation of bodies for by agreement of the partners in accordance all kinds of autimobiles and all other various with Article 13 of the partnership agreement works of wood and metal of kindred nature. dated 6th of March, 1929. The said dissolution Remark:- The publication of these particulars takes effect from the 8th of October, 1929. is to be substituted for the publication of particulars re partnership Hamumche - Kuritski and Goldman, notice of which appeared in the Official Gazette No. 224, dated 1st of December, 1928, page 751. II.

In re Goralsky-Krenitzi, a partnership. 1. Kyriacos Lin aids, Jaffa Dimitri Linakis, Jaffa Notice is hereby given that the duration Nicola Linakis, Jaffa of the said partnership, notice of which appeared 2. Kyriacos Linakis and Sons in the Official Gazette No. 17, dated 16th of 3. Messrs. Kyriacos Linakis and Dimitri Linakis March, 1920, has been extended for an un­ ^ Severally limited period; all other terms of the said, 4. 1.12.25 for an unlimited period parlnership remain unaltered. 5. Grocers, dealers in beverages and sweets. 1st January, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 15

III. Messrs. Ishak Yahalom and Pinhäs Lifchitz will jointly administer the firm and sign on its Notice is hereby given that Mr. Joseph behalf. Farwagi, one of the partners of the partnership Essa Farwagi and Sons, registered in the District Court of Jaffa, No. 43 under date 13th of January, 1920, has resigned his mem­ VII. bership in the said partnership with effect from the 25th of February, 1925, aud that he has Be it known that Mr. Charles Fritch, the

VI. In the matter of the succession of Zalel (Abraham Bezalel) Rothschild, deceased. Partnership Nesher Automobile Service, published in Official Gazette No. 200 Be it known that on the first day of of 1st December, 1927. November, 1929, an Order of Administration of all and singular the movable property and Notice is hereby given that Mr. Haim mulk immovable property and miri immovable Gerashov has ceased to be a member of the property in Palestine of Zalel (Abraham Bezalel) above mentioned firm with effect as from the Rothschild, late of Jerusalem, deceased, who died 7th December, 1929. at Damascus on or about the year 1917, intestate, 16 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 1930.

was granted by the said District Court of Jeru• singular the said property, and to render a salem to Mrs. Malka Rothschild-Levy, the said a just and true account thereof whenever re• Mrs. Malka Rothschild-Levy having been first quired by law to do so. sworn and having entered into security well and faithfully to *administer the same by paying Given this 3rd day of December, 1929. the just debts of the deceased, and distributing J. M. De FREITAS the residue of his movable property and mulk Acting President, immovable property and miri immovable pro• District Court, Jerusalem- perty according to law, and to exhibit a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the said property, and to render a just and true (24) • account thereof whenever required by law to Citation for Order of Administration. do so. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JAFFA. In the matter of the succession of Nicola! Given this 1st day of November, 1929. Lange, deceased.

J. M. De FREITAS In virtue of an Order of the District Court of Jaffa, bearing date this day, I do Acting President, hereby cite all and all manner of persons to District Court, Jerusalem. appear in the said Court in ten days from the date of the publication of this citation for Order of Administration, and show cause, if any they have, why an Order of Administration of all and: (23) singular the movable property, rights, credits and mulk immovable property and miri im• IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JERUSALEM. movable property of Nicola Lange, deceased, should not be granted unto Mrs. Ida Lange, In the matter of the succession of Aaron widow of the deceased, as in default thereof Moshe Tenenbaum, deceased. the Court will proceed to grant the same ac• cordingly. Be it known that on the 3rd day of Dated this 16th day of December, 1929. December, 1929, an Order of Administration of all and singular the movable property and MOHAMAD SALAMEH mulk and miri immovable property in Palestine Chief Clerk, District Court, Jaffa.. of Aaron Moshe Tenenbaum, late of Jerusalem, deceased, who died at Jerusalem on the 12th day of April, 1920, intestate, was granted by NOTICE. the said District Court of Jerusalem to Rivkah Tenenbaum, the said Rivkah Tenenbaum having COURT OF CRIMINAL ASSIZE. been first sworn and having entered into security Notice is hereby given that the Court of well and faithfully to administer the same by Criminal Assize will sit at Haifa on paying the just debts of the deceased, and Tuesday, January 14th, 19^0. distributing the residue of his movable property His Honour the Senior Puisne Judge will and mulk immovable property and miri im• preside. movable property according to law, and to ex• hibit a true and perfect inventory of all and B. 0. DENHAM Superintendent of Courts..

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Statement of Wreck salved at Haifa during the month

of November, 1929.

Serial Date of Name & Residence Description No. Report Where found of Salvor

8/29 8.11.29 1 barrel of Solar Oil 1336 Haifa Roadstead JamalHaj Ibrahim, Haifa

9/29 18.11.29 16 pieces round iron 2 bundles Hat iron 1 piece anole 5 M. 57 cm. 1 Haifa Roadstead Mohammed 1 pipe 3 // 5 M. 40 cm. 1 Addacli, Haifa 1 pipe 3 // 5 M. 75 cm. 1 pipe I3/*" 5 M. 1st January, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 17

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NOTICES.

I.

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

Name of Date of Steamer arrival Description Consignee Whence

Canada 9.8.29 1 case of billiard chalk Kandaloyate Marseille K T 20 Graz 23.8.29 1 case of iron pumps Banco di Roma Triest WG 14422/1 Athena 24.8.29 1 case of keys 11 Red Paul Aberle Alexandria TeMtcherin 28.8.29 1 case of samples of Fa Hamahil Odessa cigarettes Shams 30.8.29 2 sacks, empty A. Abou Dheir Beirut

II.

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

Name of Date of Steamer arrival Description Consignee Whence

Sicilian Prince 15.8.29 1 case of iron ware Over manifest England M.L.T.D. 99 S.L.C. 884 Exmoor 19.8.29 1 box of tractor parts Order New York N. Muller and Sons 51517 Exmoor 19.8.29 1 box of tractor parts Order New York 51529 Algerian Prince 29.8.29 1 case of glass ware Eli Hou Ravia Manchester S. B. 1 Algerian Prince 29.8.29 1 bale of woollens S. B. 2 Eli Hou Ravia Manchester 1st January, 1930־ OFFICIAL GAZETTE 48

(97) PALESTINE

Dr. Account of Cash Receipts and Payments from 1st January, 1929

Receipts in the Receipts •1929׳ .n״month of from 1st J RECEIPTS TOTAL to 30th Sept. -1929 1929׳ .Oct LP. mils LP. rails LP. mils 1st January, 1929 52,521 304 52,521 304 Balance on 1st October, 1929 120,595 309

1. Customs 73,643 934 686,748 961 760,392 895 2. Port and Marine 697 279 6,637 670 7,334 949 3. Licences, Taxes, etc. 86,850 354 53 J ,802 905 618,653 259 4. Fees of Court or Office, Receipts for Specific Services & Reimbursements 20,783 232 170,392 707 191,175 939 5. Posts and Telegraphs 13,231 411 150,748 223 163,979 634 7. Revenue from Government Property 2,138 650 11,176 368 13,315 018 8. Interest 432 544 68,779 707 69,212 251 9. Miscellaneous 250 197 16,136 324 16,387 241 10. Land Sales 981 511 5,175 403 6,156 914 199,009 832 .1,647,598 268 1,846,608 100

12. Grant-in-Aid 20,000 000 20,000 000

Total Revenue L.P. 199,009 832 1,667,598 268 1,866,608 100 Loan Account 32 589 154 658 187 247 Advances 136,115 024 1,036,607 585 1,172,722 609 Deposits 149,843 981 1,404,119 277 1,553,963 258 Imprests 28,538 446 117,602 674 146,141 420 Investments 143,400 000 2,655,042 658 2,798,442 658 Unallocated Stores 2,777 067 438,855 457 141,632 524

Total Receipts L.P. 659,716 939 7,019,980 577 7,679,697 516

TOTAL INCLUDING BALANCE L.P. 780,312 248 7,072,501 881 7,732,218 820 ist January, 1930. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 19

•GOVERNMENT

to 31st October, 1929 Cr.

Payments in the Payments month of from 1st Jan. 1929 PAYMENTS TOTAL to 30th Sept. 1929 1929׳ ,Oct LP. mils LP. mils LP. mils

Pensions 1,786 745 12,043 697 13,830 442 .[׳ 2. Public Debt and Loan Charges 50,454 251 50,455 999 100,910 250 3. His Excellency The High Commissioner 619 399 6,827 127 7,446 526 4. Secretariat 2,085 684 13.576 635 15,662 319 5. District Administration 8,607 510 63,279 838 71,887 348 6. Legal Department 619 108 6,645 799 7,264 907 7. Judicial Department 7,866 901 58,373 016 66,339 917 8. Treasury 1,344 578 12,009 839 13,354 417 9. Audit Department 633 021 6,416 960 7,049 981 10. Customs, Excise and Trade 5,731 980 48,783 239 54,515 219 11. Department of Health 8,191 412 74,891 451 83,082 863 12. Department of Education 15,599 640 96,521 358 112,120 998 13. Departmen t of Agriculture & Forests 6,178 708 48,107 112 54,285 820 14. Antiquities Department 480 114 4,905 393 5,385 507 15. Land Settlement 1,769 326 14,811 387 16,580 713 16. Lands Department 1,480 572 13,131 220 14,611 792 17. Survey Department 3,986 574 28,294 507 32,281 081 18. Police and Prisons 44,232 330 251,178 111 295,410 441 20. Trnnsjordan Frontier Force 10,169 523 99.990 ' 606 110,160 129 21. Defence 3,267 279 27,973 062 31,240 341 22. Posts and Telegraphs 13,430 149 99,632 090 113,062 239 23. Public Works Department :<817 414 27,920 707 31,738 121 24. Public Works Recurrent 15,275 197 90,956 296 106,231 493 25. Miscellaneous 18,228 667 102,960 728 121,189 395

Total Ordinary Expenditure L.P. 225,956 082 1,259,688 177 1,485,642 259

26. Posts and Telegraphs Extraordinary 1,592 888 13,884 594 15,477 482 27. Public Works Extraordinary 9,492 894 50,083 034 59,575 928 28. Transjordan Frontier Force Extraordinary 85 809 3,611 844 3,697 653

Total Expenditure L.P. 237,127 673 1,327,265 649 1,564,393 322 Loan Account 21,005 602 39,286 924 60,292 526 Advances 157,535 542 1,111,503 336 1,269,038 878 Deposits 135,661 771 1,546,138 835 1,681,800 606 Imprests 24,765 000 127,223 779 151,988 779 Investments 87,000 000 2,780,152 927 2,867,152 927 Unallocated Stores 5,626 360 20,335 122 25,961 482 Total Payments L.P. 668,721 948 6,951,906 572 7,620,628 520

30th Sept. 1929 120,595 309' Balance on 31st October 1929 111.590 300 111,590 300

TOTAL INCLUDING BALANCE L.P. 780,312 248 7,072,501 881 7,732,218 820 20 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1st January, 1930'.

Number of Immigrants entering Palestine from 1.11.29 to 30.11.29.

Jews Christians Moslems Total

CATEGORIES P a> 5 a> Wome n Wome n Me n Wome n Me n Wome n Childrer J Childre n Childre n 1

4 24 . . 2׳ A(i) Persons with £P. 500 and upwards. 22 4

A(i)2 Dependants of persons in Category A (i). 2 21 18 — — — — — — 2 21 18 A(ii) Skilled artisans in possession of not less than £P. 250. ! 1 A(iii) Persons with minimum income of 3 4 4 — — 1 1׳ P. 60 per annum. 3 3 3£ A(iv) Orphans coming to institutions. 1 1 A(v) Persons of religious occupations. — — — 24 13 — — — — 24 13 — A(vi) Students coming to schools and colleges. 4 1 1 1 — 5 — — — 5 1 6• B Persons in possession of less than 4 — ן­ — — — — ___ P. 500. 3£ B2 Dependants of persons in Category B. 1 3 3 — — — -­ — — 1 3 3 G Persons coming to employment. 220 97 — 16 12 — 5 — — 241 109 — C2 Dependants of persons in Category C. 2 37 38 — 4 5 — — — 2 41 43 D Dependants of residents. 28 83 21 1 7 2 1 1 — 30 91 23 K Persons exempted from the provisions of the Immigration Ordinance. — — 4 3 1 — — — 4 3 1

286 |249 85 49 13 7 1 — 342 290 98 Total : J 620 102 8 730 Note 1. Included in the above are 159 persons viz : 104 Jews (48 men, 36 women and 20 children), 50 Christians (24 men, 23 womeu and 3 children) and 5 Moslems ( men) .en permission to remain permanently׳who entered the country as travellers were gr Note 2. 16 prospective immigrants were refused admission.

Number of Persons leaving Palestine permanently during November, 1929. Residents previous to July 1920. Settlers subsequent toJunel 920. Jews C h r i s ti an s M 0 si e m s Jews Christians I Moslems Destination

a Egypt Russia Poland Rumania Ralkan States (Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia, Turkey) Other European Countries Central and South America 33 24 36 17 U. S. A. 2 1 1 South Africa Australia Other Countries 1

J 321 24 J 154 I[ 42 [ 3 — ן — I 17 I ן I 2316 I I3 275 37 ן Total 41 I 99 98 17 I 71 10 !

Total : 214 Total: 84 Grand Total: 298 .(20) STATEMENT OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES FOR THE MONTH OF NOV I MOB, 1929.

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Jerusalem Town. 27 Jerusalem Villages. 2 2 Ramallah District. 53 Bethlehem District. 1 O Hebron Town. 3 Hebron Villages. o Beersheba District. Jaffa Town. 7 > Jaffa Villages. 8 14 1 a Tel-Aviv. 22 35 > Ramleh District. 1 1 21 Gaza Town. 4 H Gaza Villages. 13 H Majdal District. Haifa Town. 17 7 Haifa Villages. 3 11 Acre District. 2 Nazareth District. 3 Nablus Town. Nablus Villages. 33 44 Tulkarem District. 4 9 Tiberias District. 4 Safad District. 12 Beisan District. 2 Jenin Disirict.

TOTALS. 113 11 96 135 12 41 25 48 22 OFFICIAL GAZETTE. 1st January, 1930.

(30) Quarantine and Infectious A notice of dissolution of partnership not Diseases Summary. signed by all the partners or their legal re­ presentatives must be accompanied by a sworn* For week ending midnight of 28.12.29. declaration made by an advocate to the effect that the notice is given in pursuance of the terms of the partnership to which it relates. 1. Quarantine Restrictions. 4. The following Notices and Advertise­ ments may be submitted for publication to the ue against 'Funis Chief Secretary, Government Offices, direct, but״Quarantine restrictions for pla their publication in the Official Gazette will be .26.12.29־ were enforced as from at the risk of the advertisers and will not imply The following restrictions are at present in any certificate as to correctness or authority: force :- Notices from Liquidators of Companies, etc. Notices concerning meetings, appointments of Directors, redemption of bonds and kindred Dale matters from Companies or Co-operative- Port restrictions Societies. enforced 5. Any Notice or Advertisement concerning: Against Port Said 15. 7.29. a Company or Co-operative Society, unless pub­ Plague Alexandria 19. 7.29. lished by order of the Court or the Registrar, Piraeus 17. 9.29. will not be inserted unless it is accompanied by Patras 17. 9.29. a declaration of an advocate that to the best of Tunis 26.12.29. his knowledge the statement made in the Notice Against or Advertisement is true. Cholera Nil. Nil. 6. The following are the authorised pub­ lication rates for notices and advertisements in the Official Gazette:

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