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SUPPLEMENT No. 3 the CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 2724 of 12TH MAY

SUPPLEMENT No. 3 TO THE CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 2724 OF 12TH MAY, 1939. SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION. No. 108. THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LAWS, 1933 TO (No. 2) 1937. ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 52. A. B. WRIGHT, Acting Governor. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section 52 of the Elementary Education Laws, 1933 to (No. 2) 1937, His Excellency the Acting Governor, on the report of the Director of Education, is pleased to order and hereby orders that the Village Commissions for the Orthodox- Christian Schools in the villages mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereto shall in their respective villages provide, erect, repair, extend, improve or develop any school buildings, premises, playgrounds, yards, gardens or teachers' dwellings, as the case may be, particulars whereof are given in the second column of the said Schedule. SCHEDULE. Village Particulars Nicosia District: Pera Repairs to girls' school and erection of surrounding wall. Apliki Erection of school building, teacher's dwelling and latrines. Petra with Elea Erection of school building and latrines. Varisha .. Extension of teacher's dwelling and erection of latrines. Pharmakas Erection of school building. Aredhiou.. Erection of schoolteacher's dwelling. Philia .. Conversion of boys' school into teacher's dwelling. Lymbia .. Erection of latrines and surrounding wall, (217) 218 Larnaca District : Kiti Erection of teacher's dwelling. Vavatsinia Erection of teacher's dwelling. Limassol District: Dhoros Erection of school latrines. Kapilio Erection of school latrines. Kato Mylos Erection of school latrines. Kilani Erection of school building and latrines. Fmnagusta District: Melanagra Extension of teacher's dwelling. Lythrangomi Extension of teacher's dwelling. Avgorou .. Fencing of school yard. Akhna Repairs to girls' school and erection of latrines. Leonarisso with VasiJi Erection of school building and surrounding1 wall; conversion of school buildings into teachers' dwellings ; erection of latriaes. Ayios Theodhoros Erection of surrounding wall. Liopetri .. Repairs to teacher's dwelling. Paphos District: Neokhorio Extension of boys' school and erection of latrines. Peyia Erection of surrounding wall and extension of latrines. Kinousa Construction of a verandah to school building ; extension of teacher's dwelling ; erection of latrines. Kritou Marottou Erection of teacher's dwelling. Lasa Repairs to school building. Salamiou.. Erection of teacher's dwelling and latrines ; repairs to school building. Kyrenia District : Livera Erection of latrines. Made at Nicosia, this 6th day of May, 1939. (M.P. 1317/23/2. No. 109. THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LAWS, 1933 TO (No. 2) 1937. ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 71. A. B. WRIGHT, Acting Governor. Whereas His Excellency the Governor has under section 52 of the Elementary Education Laws, 1933 to (No. 2) 1937, by orders published under Notifications Nos. 48 and 82 in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazettes dated the 18th March, 1938, and the 21st April, 1939, respectively, ordered the Village Commissions for Moslem Schools mentioned in the second column of the Schedule hereto to provide school buildings, premises, playgrounds, yards, gardens or teachers' dwellings · .

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