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©Fficial (3A3ette of the Government of Palestine ©fficial (3a3ette OF THE Government of Palestine. 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.
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