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Publiez* Atïtftont^ publiez* atïtftont^ NO. 1346 THURSDAY, 13TH JULY, 1944 621 CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICES • • Notice regarding Import and Export Licensing - - - - 623 , Government Agent attached to the British Legation in Beirut — Appointment of - 623 Leave of Government Officers—Approval of - - - 623 Appointments, etc. 623 Call Day - - - - - - 624 ־ Notice regarding Payment by an Advocate of Annual Practising Fees - . 624 ־ Medical Licence cancelled - - - - 624 Palestine Post Office Savings Bank Deposit Books lost - - - 624 State Domains to be let by Auction - - - - - 624 Sale of State Domain - 625 Sale of State Domain—Extension of - - - - - 626 Claims for Mutilated Currency Notes ----- 626 Adjudication of Contracts - 626 ־ ־ - ־ Citation Orders - - 627 Notice to Claimants ------ 633 ־ - - Notices of the Execution Offices, Jaffa and Tel Aviv 633 RETURNS Persons changing their Names - - - - - 634 Sale of Unclaimed Goods - 635 Quarantine and Infectious Diseases Summary - 635 NOTICES REGARDING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES, BANKRUPTCIES, INCORPORATION OF COMPANIES, REGISTRATION OF PARTNERSHIPS, ETC. - 635 CORRIGENDA - - - - - - - 651 SUPPLEMENT No. 2. 1the following subsidiary legislation is published in Supplement No. 2 which forms part of this Gazette: — Notice under the Defence (Billeting and Accommodation Committees) Rules, 1943, ap- i,<; pointing certain Persons to constitute a Panel for Jerusalem District for the Purposes of Rule 3 of the Rules - - - - - 653 ־.; Notice under the Immigration Ordinance, 1941, appointing certain Officers as Immigra­ tion Officers for the Purpose of the Ordinance - 653 Vesting Order No. 141, under the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, vesting certain Property in the Custodian of Enemy Property - - - 653 Vesting Orders Nos. 142 and 143, under the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1939, revoking Vesting Orders Nos. 57 and 91 dated 27th May, 1942, and 20th May, 1943, respectively, in so far as they concern the Property of certain Persons - - 654 .Notice under the Press Ordinance, regarding a Change in a Permit for Publication of a Newspaper ------ 654 Notices of Requisition of Lands by Competent Authorities, under the Defence Regula­ tions, 1939 - - - - - - 655 Notice under the Import, Export and Customs Powers (Defence) Ordinance, 1939, re­ garding the Seizure and Forfeiture to the Government of Palestine of Goods imported contrary to the Licensing of Imports Order, 1939 - 666 Notice of Posting of Schedules of Claims to Land in Kirad el Ghannama and Kirad el Baqqara Villages, under the Land (Settlement of Title) Ordinance - - 666 Notice under the Rabies Ordinance, 1934, cancelling a Notice whereby certain Localities in the Sub-Districts of Gaza and Haifa, and the Jaffa Sub-District, were declared to Hae infected with Rabies - - - - 667 {Continued) PRICE: 75 MILS. CONTENTS Page (Continued) Notice under the Rabies Ordinance, 1934, declaring certain Localities in the Sub-District of Gaza to be infected with Rabies - - - - 667 Defence (Lighting Restrictions) Order, 1944, under the Defence Regulations, 1939 - 667 Notice under the Defence (Military Commanders) Regulations, 1938, appointing a Military Commander for the Area comprising Haifa, Galilee and Samaria Districts - 668 Defence (Control of Engineering, Building and Hardware Material) (Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations, 1944, under the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939, and the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939 - - 669 Food Control (Wheaten Flour) Order, 1944, under the Food Control Ordinance, 1942 - 670 Food Control (Points Restriction) (Amendment) Rules, 1944, under the Food Control Ordinance, 1942 - - - - - - 671 13th July, 1944 623 NOTICE. IMPORT AND EXPORT LICENSING. It is hereby notified for information that paragraph 4(c) of the Notice on Import and Export Licensing published in Palestine Gazette No. 1301 of the 18th November, 1943, at page 1046, which provides for a declaration (Form IM. IB) to accompany the application form in the case of imports from the United States, is deleted with effect from the 1st July, 1944. NOTICE. As a measure towards promoting and facilitating trade between Palestine and Syria and the Lebanon, the Palestine Government, with the agreement of His Majesty's Minister in Beirut, has appointed a Government Agent attached to the British Legation who will act as the re• presentative of Government in Syria and the Lebanon in all matters pertaining to trade and industry. MR. K. H. JOLY, O.B.E., Principal Transport Liaison Officer, who has had extensive business experience in Beirut, has been appointed Agent and has now assumed his duties. He will con• tinue to be in charge of the Transport Liaison Organisation. The address of the Agency is : — Rue Khalil Pacha, P.O. Box 863, Beirut. Telephone No. 8628, Beirut. LEAVE. The High Commissioner has approved the leave of the following officers, and they have proceeded on leave : — Vacation leave Name Appointment and Department granted exclusive of travelling time Days MR. A. N. LAW, M.C. District Commissioner, Haifa District 61 MR. A.P. MITCHELL Director of Surveys 61 MR. J. B. GRIFFIN, K.C. Solicitor General, Legal Department 61 MR. D. A. FINLAYSON Deputy Director, Department of Customs, Excise and Trade 61 MR. A. B. ASHBOURNE Commissioner for Civil Defence 92 MR. J. H. ILIFFE Control Officer, Food Control 61 MR. H. W. BEGBIE Executive Engineer, Public Works Department 61 MR. S. G. WHITE Assistant Auditor 61 MR. E. M. V. JAMES Superintendent, Police and Prisons 61 DR. J. E. HARDY Chief Plant Protection Officer, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries 61 MR. J. M. BERNCASTLE Senior Land Officer, Department of Land Settlement 61 MR. A. C. EATTELL Deputy Superintendent, Police and Prisons 61 MR. R. C. CATLING Acting Deputy Superintendent, Police and Prisons 61 MR. C. W. BRIDGEN Superintendent of Stores, Palestine Railways 61 MR. W. F. L. BATE Senior Accountant, Palestine Railways 61 MR. W. G. FORREST Assistant District Food Controller 61 MR. R. T. KERR Telegraph and Signal Inspector, Palestine Railways 61 MR. A. CAMPBELL Assistant Superintendent, Police and Prisons 61 MR. R. L. HUME Assistant Architect, Public Works Department 61 MR. W. J. LYNCH Chief Clerk, Food Control 61 MR. F. C. MATTHEWS Acting Assistant Superintendent, Police and Prisons 61 MR. D. MCDOUGALL Acting Assistant Superintendent, Police and Prisons 61 MISS S. BRITTAN Nursing Sister, Department of Health 61 MR. R. T. JONES British Inspector, Police and Prisons 61 MR. L. HENFREY British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. A. L. PARKER British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. H. E. GOULD British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. T. M. PATTLE British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. A. WATSON British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. A. H. BLASH British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. A. V. HILL British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. G. M. CULLEN British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 MR. F. H. R. JOHNSTON British Inspector Police and Prisons 61 APPOINTMENTS, ETC. Advisory Councils, in addition to his substan• APPOINTMENTS. tive duties, with effect from the 10th July, 1944. The High Commissioner has appointed: — MR. D. W. GUMBLEY, C.B.E., I.S.O., Director MR. A. G. DALGLEISH, Assistant Secretary, of Civil Aviation, to be Director of Bond Secretariat, to be Clerk to the Executive and Issues, in addition to his substantive duties. 624 THE PALESTINE GAZETTE No. 1346. 13th July, 1944 MR. K. H. JOLY, O.B.E., Principal Tran• His Honour the Chief Justice has fixed Mon• sport Liaison Officer, Food Control, to be Pal• day, the 7th August, 1944, as the next regular estine Government Agent, Beirut, with effect "Call Day". from the 1st July, 1944. The "Call" will be taken by His Honour in MR. R. J. C. BROADHURST, Deputy Superin• open Court at 9.30 a.m. tendent, Police and Prisons, to be Superintend• Robes will be worn. ent (Supernumerary), with effect from the 24th 7th July, 1944. L. A. W. OEE March, 1944. (Gaz/o/40) Chief Registrar. MR. W. T. H. MULFORD, Deputy Controller of Light Industries, to act as Controller of NOTICE. Light Industries, with effect from the 8th July, Notice is hereby given that Mohammad 1944, until further order. Hassan Eff. Budeiri, advocate, Jerusalem, has MR. W. HOUGH to act as Deputy Controller paid his annual practising fees in respect of of Light Industries, with effect from the 1st Moslem Religious Courts, after the period pre• July, 1944, until further order. scribed by Rule 3 of the Advocates Rules, 1943, i.e. after the 31st of January, 1944. MR. T. A. SALEH, Accountant, Palestine Railways, to act as Senior Accountant, with M. COTEAN effect from the 2nd July, 1944, until further 11th July, 1944. Assistant Registrar, Supreme Court, order. (Gaz/5/40) Officer in Charge Roll of Advocates. MR. B. HOLDER, Assistant Postmaster, De• partment of Posts and Telegraphs, to act as NOTICE. Assistant Controller of Posts, with effect from DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. the 4th July, 1944, until further order. Licence No. DR.2991 dated the 15th Janu• ary, 1940, to practise medicine granted to Leon TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENTS. Kornic has been cancelled on account of the The appointment of MR. G. T. FARLEY, As• death of the holder. sistant Secretary, Secretariat, as Clerk to the Executive and Advisory Councils terminated 4th July, 1944. W. K. BIGGEB with effect from the 10th July, 1944. (Gaz/23/40) for Acting Director, Medical Services. The appointment of MR. L. T. STEVENSON, Assistant District Commissioner, Samaria Dis• NOTICE. trict, terminated with effect from the 6th July, DEPARTMENT OF POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS. 1944, on reversion to Nigeria. PALESTINE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT The appointment of MR. J. B. PERRY-ROBIN• BOOKS LOST. SON, Assistant Public Information Officer, ter• The following deposit books are reported to minated with effect from the 10th July, 1944. have been lost : — CORRIGENDUM. Office Number Name of Depositor The appointment of MR. P. A. CHALLONER, Palestine Railways, published in Palestine Jerusalem 2301 Mrs. Gertrud Briger Gazette No. 1344 of the 29th June, 1944, as Haifa 878 Mr. Shmuel Stimler "Locomotive Engineer" should read "Locomo• tive Engineer for Special Duty".
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