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THE CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 3946 OF 2 3 ~ ~ MAY, 1956. su TARY LEGISLATION.

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No. 415. THE EMERGENCY POWERS ORDERS I N COUNCIL,

I939 AND 1952.

REGULATIONS MADE BY THE GOVERNOR UNDER SECTION 6.

JOHN HARDING, Governw.

In exercise of the powers conferred on me by section 6 of the Emergency Powers Orders in Council, 1939 and I~SZ,, 1, the Governor, do hereby make the following Regulations :-

tion Areas) Regulations, 1956. I . These Regulations may be cited as the Emergency Powers (Registra- Short title.

2.-( I ) In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires- Interpreta- I ‘ finger print ” includes thumb print ; “registration area” means any area declared to be a registration

area for the purposes of these Regulations under Regulation 3 of these Regulations ;

I ‘ Registration Officer ’’ means n Registration Officer appointed as such by the Governor in respect of a registration area and includes any person authorised by the Registration Officer to act on his behalf.

tion.

( 2 ) The Interpretation Law shall apply to the interpretation of these Cap. 1. Regulations and of any order made or direction given thereunder, as it applies 30 of 1953. to the interpretation of a Law and, for the purposes of the said Law, these l9 Of 1954. 30 of 19.54. Regulations shall be deemed to be Laws. 42 of 1955.

3. The Governor may, by order, declare any area or areas within the Declaration of registration areas.

Colony to be a registration area For the purposes of these Regulations.

4. Where an area has been declared a registration area, the Governor persons to be may, by the same or by a subsequent order, direct that all persons or any registered, specified class of persons within that area or within any specified part thereof etc. shall register with such authority as may be specified.

time or during such dates and at such place as the Registration Qficer may of photo- direct, and any person who was not required to be registered at the date of graphs, fillger

prints and such order by reason of being cxempted under Regulation 23 and who has since ceased to be so exempted shall within one month of ceasing to be so exempted, report to the Registration Officer and-

(U ) deliver to the Registration Officer two small unaiounted duplicate photographs of himself to the satisfaction of such Registration Officer ;

5.-( I ) Any person required to register as aforesaid shall, within such Registration

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Issue of identity cards.

Routes for entering or leaving registration area.

Restriction of entry.in registration area.

(b) if the Registration Officer so directs, submit to all such steps as may be reasonably necessary for the taking of photographs of himself in accordancc with such directions, for which photographs such charge may be made as the Registration Oficer may direct ;

(c) give the following particulars to the Registration Officer, namely- (i) his name, or, if he is known by different names, each of such

names, in full ; (ii) the full address of his usual place of residence, and, if such

place is not within the registration area, the full address of any teniporary place of residence within the registration area ;

(iii) his religion ; (iv) his place and date of birth ; (v) his occupation, trade or employment ; and

(vi) such other particulars as the Registration Officer may in any particular case consider necessary for the purposes of identification ;

(d) submit to all such steps as may be reasonably necessary for the taking and recording of his finger prints :

( P ) take delivery in person of the identity card prepared for him at such time and at such place as the Registration Officer may direct.

(2) The Registration Officer inay require any person giving the particulars referred to in paragraph (I) of this Regulation to produce such documentary or other evidence as the Registration Officer may consider necessary to support the accuracy of such particulars.

( 3 ) If such person fails to produce such documentary or other evidence, the Registration Officer may charge a fee not exceeding one pound before recording the particulars specified in paragraph ( I ) of this Regulation and before delivering to such person an identity card as laid down in Regulation 6 of these Regulations.

6. The authority recording the particulars specified in Regulation 5 of these Regulations shall deliver to the person giving the particulars an identity card containing a copy of such person’s photograph, an impression of his finger prints and such other particu!ars as may be necessary for his identification.

7,.-(1) Where an area has bcen declared a registration area the Com- tnissioner of the District in which such registration area is situated may, by order, or by giving directions, designate the route or routes, whether the same be a road, waterway, harbour or airport, to be used by persons entering or leaving such registration area.

(2) Where any such order has been made or directions given any person entering or leaving or attempting to cnter or leave such registration area by any route other than a route designated in the order or directions shall be guilty of an offence against these Regulations.

(3) For the purposes of these Regulations the term “ road ’’ includes any highway, and any public bridge, and any street, lane, footpath, footway, square, court or passage, whether a thoroughfare or not.

8. From and after a date to be specified by the Governor by a notice in the Gazette no person shall enter a registration area-

( a ) unless he is in possession of an identity card issued to him under the provisions of these Regulations ; or

( b ) unless he is authorised so to do by the Commissioner of any District in which part or all of the registration area is situated or by a police officer or by a member of Her Majesty’s Forces.

Responsibi- litv for c&tody of identity card. thereof.

9. The person to whom an identity card has been issued shall, subject to the provisions of these Regulations, be responsible for the safe custody

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IO.-(I) Any police officer, any person authoriscd for the purpose by Production the Commissioner of Police, or any member of Her R1,tjesty's Forccs, in'iy Of identity at any time require any person required to be registered rint1i.i- thesc. lieguln- lions to produce h i s identity C,II ti tor ~iispcction, ariJ, if siicli person rel'uscs or fails to produce such card on demand or within such time 21s such police officer, authorised person or member of Iier Majesty's Forccs may allow, he shall be guilty of an offence against these Regulations.

(2) For the purposes of identification any such police officer or authorised person may at any time take the finger prints of any person required to be registered under these Regulations and any persons whose finger prints are required under this Regulation shall submit to all such steps as may be reasonably necessary for thc taking thereof,

entry upon, or erase, cancel or alter any mark or entry contained in, or ~ ~ $ ' ~ ~ - otherwise deface, or destroy, an idcritity card, or transfer an identity card.

12.-(1) Where an identity c'ud is lost, destroyed, mutilated or defaced I m s or so that the particulars or somc C J ~ the particulars thereon are no longer destruction decipherable, the person to whom tfic c a d relates shall forthwith notify of card identity to be

the Police and make an application in writing to a Registration Officer, through notified. the Police Station of the area in which he resides, for the issue to him of a new identity card and thereafter take such steps as may Re necessary for obtaining a new card. If any person, after notifying the Police of the loss of his identity card, subsequently recovers possession of the same, he shall forthwith notify the Police of such rccovery and, if he shall have applied for a new card, shall notify also the Registration Officer to whom he had applied. If any person recovers possession of his identity card at any time after a new card has been issued to him under this Regulation he shall forthwith surrender the card so recovered to the Registration Officer for cancellation.

card.

11. No person, except a Registration Officer, shall make any mark or Alteration

blted.

(2) A Registration Officer may, at his discretion-- (a) cause to be issued a ncw identity card in place of the one lost,

destroyed or so mutilated or defaced as to be useless for purposes of identification ;

(b ) charge a fee for thc replacement or return of an identity card to be payable in such manner as he may direct ;

(c) direct that any information, which he may require before issuing a new identity card, be supported by a statutory declaration.

(3) The fee referred to in sub-paragraph ( b ) of paragraph (2) of this

(a) not exceed one pound, in the case of the first replacement of an

(b ) not exceed five pounds, in the case of the second replacement of

(c) not exceed twenty pounds, in the case of the third or subsequent

(4) When an identity card is defaced or damaged but the particulars thereon are still legible, the person to whom the card relntes shall forthwith deliver it to a Registration Officer together with an application in writing for the issue to him of a new identity card ; a Registration Officer may at his discretion cause to be issued a new identity card in place of the one defaced or damaged and in issuing such card he may, at his discretion, charge a fee not exceeding 250 mils.

it to the Police.

Regulation shall-

identity card ;

such card ; and

replacement of such card.

13. Any person wlio finds a lost identity card shall forthwith deliver Finder of lost identity card to deliver it to police,

374 14. Upon the death of a person to whom an identity card was issued, the

person in possession of his identity card shall deliver it to the Police within six days after the date of the death.

Return of identity card on death of holder.

on 1ea;ing registration area. Correction of particulars and change of residence.

Hotels and lodging houses not to accom- modate persons without identity card.

Search.

Surrender of 15. Every person who leaves a registration area for any period exceeding identitv card one month shall surrender his identity card to the nearest Police Station

prior to his departure in return for a receipt.

16.-(I) A person who has in his possession an identity card containing any particulars which are to his knowledge incorrect or, makes any change in his permanent address, shall forthwith report the fact to the Registration Officer through the Police Station of the area in which he resides :

Provided that a report of change of permanent address shall not be required when a person becomes an inmate, for the purpose of detention therein, of any civil prison, lock-up or other place of detention.

( 2 ) A Registration Officer or a police officer may, at his discretion, require a person in possession of an identity card which, in the opinion of such Registration Officer or police o&er is in any way unsatisfactory for the purposes of identification of that person, to apply for the rectification of such card or to surrcnder such card and apply for the issue of a new identity card.

17.-(I) No proprietor, manager or other person in charge of a hotel, boarding house or common lodging house in a registration area shall accom- modate any person, unless he is in possession of an identity card, or a permit issued under paragraph (6) of Regulation 8, and produces such identity card or permit for inspection upon his arrival at such hotel, boarding house or common lodging house :

Provided that, if any person seeking accommodation- (a) is a person exempted from registration under Regulation 23 of these

Regulations ; or (b ) is a member of Her Majesty’s Naval, Military or Air Forces, or

of any local Forces, including the Cyprus Police Force, and is in actual possession of the official identity card or other document of identity normally issued to members of such Forces ;

such person may be granted accommodation without being in possession of or producing an identity card or permit.

(2) When any person seeks accommodation at any such hotel, boarding house, or common lodging house, not being a person to whom any proviso of paragraph ( I ) of this Regulation refers, and fails to produce an identity card or permit duly issued to him, it shall be the duty of the proprietor, manager or other person in charge of such hotel, boarding house or common lodging house to notify the Police at the nearest Police Station of such factimmediately.

I~.-(I) Any police officer inay without warrant and with or without assistance-

(U ) enter and search any premises ; (b ) stop and search any vessel, vehicle or individual, whether in a public

if he suspects that any evidence of the commission o l an offence against these Regulations is likely to be found on such premises or individual or in such vessel or vehicle, and may seize any evidence so found.

(2) No women shall be searched under this Regulation except by a woman.

place or not,

No pre- sumption Of shall lie on the person to whom such identity card has been issued. truth of contents of identity card.

19. The burden of proving the truth of the contents of an identity card

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375 20.-( I ) Any person who- Offences

(a) being a person liable to registration under these Regulations fails to comply with any of the provisions of paragraph ( I ) of Regulation 5 of these Regulations ;

(6) in giving the particulars required under Regulation 5 of these Regulations makes any statement or gives any information which is false or incorrect in any inaterial particular ;

(c) knowing that a person liable to registration under these Regulations is not so registered or is not in possession of an identity card harbours or assists such person ;

(d) being a person who is not normally resident in the registration area obtains or attempts to obtain an identity card ;

( e ) being a pirent or de facto guardian of a person under the age of sixteen years, conduces by neglect or otherwise, to the cornmission of an offence by such person against any of the provisions of these Regulations, other than an offence against any of the provisions of paragraph (2) of this Regulation ;

(f) fails to comply with any provision of these Regulations or of any order, direction or requirement made thereunder ;

(g) aids 01 abets the commission of an offence against any of the provisions of these Regulations, other than an offence against any of the provisions of paragraph (2) of this Regulation,

shall be guilty of an offence against these Regulations. (2) Any person who- (a) forges or reproduces an identity card or knowingly has in his

possession an identity card containing any false entry, or unautho- rised alteration or erasure, or a reproduction of an identity card ;

(b) obtains or has possession of more than one identity card, unless he can show that he obtained or had possession of such card or cards innocently ;

(c) uses as his own an identity card or other document issued under these Regulations to another person ;

(d ) unlawfully deprives any person of an identity card ; (e ) aids or abets the commission of an ofleiice against any of the pro-

shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding ten years.

warrant arrest any person suspected of the commission of an offence against these Regulations.

22. Any person guilty of an offence against these Regulations, for which Gxmd no other punishment is provided, shall be liable to imprisonment for a term penalty. not exceeding three years or to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds or to both such imprisonment and such fine.

these Regulations-

visions of this paragraph,

21. Any police officer or inember of Her Majesty's Forces may without Arrest.

23. None of the following persons shall be required to register under Saving.

(U) children under the age of twelve years ; (b) any member of Her Majesty's Forces or of the Cyprus Police Force ; (c) any person to whom a Consular Identity Card has been issued by

the Government of the Colony.

Made at Nicosia, this zznd day of May, 1956.

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No. 416. T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (REGISTRATION AREAS)

REGULATIONS, 1956.

ORDER MADE UNDER REGULATIONS 3 AND 4.

JOHN WARDING, Governor.

In exercise of the powers vested in me by Regulations 3 and 4 of the Emergency Powers (Registration Areas) Regulations, 1956, I, the Governor, do hereby order as folloms :-

I . This Order may be cited as the Emergency Powers (Registration Areas) (Troodos Sub-Area) Order, 1956.

2 . The area described in the Schedule hereto (hereinafter referred to as the ‘‘ Troodos Sub-Area ”) is hereby declared to be a registration area for tlie purposes of the Emcrgcncp Powers (Registration Areas) Regulations, 1956 (hereinaftcr referred to as “ the Regulations ”).

3.. Subject to the provisions of Regulation 23 of tlie Regulations, all the inhabitants of the Troodos Sub-Area shall register with the Registration Officer of the Troodos Sub-Area.

4. For the purposes of this Order- ‘‘ inhabitant ”, in relation to a registration area, means a person who

has his normal place of residence in the registration area.

SCHEDULE. l’roodos Sub-Area.

All the ;\rea lying within thc administrative boundaries of the following

Nicosia District. villages :-

I , Alithinou. 2. Alona. 3. Apliki. 4. Askas. 5 . Ayia Iriiii. 6. hyios Epiphanios Orinis. 7. Ayios Theodhoros Soleas. 8. Ayios Yeoryios Kafkalou. 9. Galata.

IO. Icaliopetria. I I . Kaliana. I 2. Kalopairayiotis. 13. Kaiinavia. 14. Legoudhera. 15. Livadhia. 16. Milikouri.

17. niIoutOuiias. 18. Nikos (Oelros) 19. Nilritari. 20. Palekhori, Morphou. 21. Palekhori, Orinis. 22. Pedhoulas. 23. Phterikoudhi. 24, Platanistasa. 25. Polystipos. 26. Sarandi. 27. Sina Oros. 28. Spilia. 29. ‘rembria. 30. Xyliatos. 31. Yerakies.

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I. Agridhia. 2. Agros. 3. Alassa (Khalassa). 4. Amiandos, Kato. 5. Amiandos, Pano. 6. Apesha. 7. Ayios Dhimitrios. 8. Ayios Ioannis. 9. Ayios Mamas.

IO. Ayios Theodhoros. I I. Ayios Yeoryios. 12. Ayios Therapon. 13. Bhoros. 14. Dhymes. 15. Kaminaria. 16. Kapilio. 17. Kat0 Mylos. 18. Khandria. 19. Kilani. 20. Korphi. 21. Kouka.

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22. Kyperounda. 23. Lania. 24. Lemithou. 25. Limnatis. 26. Lophos. 27. Mandria. 28. Monagri. 29. Moniatis. 30. Omodhos. 3 I. Paleomylos. 32. Pelendria. 33. Perapedhi. 34. Phini. 35. Platres, Kato. 36. Platres, Pano. 37. Potamitissa. 38. Prodhromos. 39. Sililrou. 40. Trimiklini. 41. Tris Elies. 42. Vouni.

Made this zznd day of May, 1956.

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T H E ElMERGENCY POWERS ORDERS IN COUNCIL, 1939 AND 1952.

REGULATIONS MADE BY THE GOVERNOR UNDER SECTION 6.

JOHN HARDING, Governor. In exercise of the powers conferred on me by section 6 of the Ernergency

Powers Orders in Council, 1939 and 1952, I, the Governor, do hereby malta the following Regulations :-

I . These Regulations inay he cited as the Ernergericy Po~ircrs (Modifi- S.L. Vol. 11.

2. Notwithstanding anything in Order 44 of thc Civil Procedure K L ~ s.1,. vol. 11.

' cation No. I of the Civil Procedure Rules) Regulations, 1956. p. 124.

to the contrary contained, where a Bailiff is unable for any reason to ohlain p. 124. the assistance of the Mulihtdr or a member of the Village Commission of the village in which execution is to be effected, he may, subject to any directions, general or special, of the Sheriff or Deputy Shcriff, obtain, instead, the assistance of any,other suital)le person or Governinent otEc.e: ; or clispcnsr with any assistancc, should the Bailiff consider- such coui sc 11c desirable, and do in person all things required of thc Mukht of the ITdlagc (himissions as provided in order 4-1- o f rhv liules.

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Macle ;it Nicosia, this 19th ddy 01 Mdy, 1956. (M.P. 23/DXXVI/54.)

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Short title.

Government Lottery Committee.

Ordinary lotteries.

Special lotteries.

Notice of draw.

Particulars to be stated in tickets.

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REGULATIONS MADE UNDER SECTION S. In exercise of the powers vested in hiin by section 5 of the Lotteries

Law, 1956, His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make the following regulations :-

I . These Regulations may be cited as the Government Lotteries Regulations, 1956.

2. The Governor may appoint a committee, to be called the Government Lottery Committee, consisting of a chairman and not fewer than six other members, who shall advise and assist thc Director of Lotteries in the promotion and conduct of lotteries and exercise and perform the powers and duties conferred and imposed upon them by these Regulations.

3.-(I) Sub-ject to the provisions of regulation 4 of these Regulations, one lottery shall be held in every month, commencing 011 a date to be fixed by the Director of Lotteries and such lotteries (hereinafter in these Wegula- tions called " ordinary lotteries ") shall be drawn on the first Saturday of the month :

Provided that- (U ) if the Director of Lotteries deems it expedient that an ordimary

lottery should be drawn on a day ether than the first Saturday of the month, he may direct that it shall be drawn on S U C ~ other day of the same month as he shall specify ;

(6) if it appears to the Director of Lotteries that an ordinary lottery in respect of which he shall not have issued any tickets cannot conveniently be held in the month in which under this regulation it is due to be held he may, by notice in thc Gazette, direct that such lottery shall not be held.

(2) The price of a ticket issued for sale in respect of a n ordinary lottery shall be such sum, not exceeding L I , as the Director of Lotteries i m y direct.

4.-(1) In addition to ordinary lotteries, or in substitution for any such lottery, there may, if thc Director of Lotteries thinks fit, be held other lotteries (hereinafter in these Regulations called " special lotteries ") not exceeding four in any one ycar, and every such lottery shall be drawn on such day as the Director of Lotteries may direct.

(2) The price of a ticket issued for sale in respect of a special lottery +all bc such sum, not exceeding Es, as the Director of Lotteries may dircct.

5 . Before any lottery is drawn the Director of Lottcries shall cause to be published in the Gazette and also, if he thinks fit, in any other convenient manner-

(a) the date and time when and the place where the draw will take place ;

(b) the number of tickets issued by him for sale in respect of the lottery, their price and any other particulars concerning them which he may deem it desirable to publish ;

(c) the number and value of the prizes apportioned to thc lottery ancl the place where and the hours during which payment of prizes inay be claimed.

6. The following particulars shall be set forth on every ticket- (U ) the date and numbcr or othcr dcscription o i the draw of the lottery

for which the ticket is issued ; (b) the number and price of the ticket ;

379 (c) the number and value of the prizes apportioned to the lottery for

which the ticket is issued ; ( d ) the total number of tickets issued in respect of that lottery, and

such other particulatrs, if any, as the Director of Lotteries may direct.

7.-( I) Whenever any lottery is drawn there shall be present at the draw Procedure at least three members of the Government Lottery Committee, and if, at the at draw. time appointed for the draw, there shall not be that number of members present, the draw shall be postponed until such time, whether on the same or on another day, as the Director of Lotteries or any person then present who has been authorized for that purpose by the Director of Lotteries, may direct.

(2) The members of the Government Lottery Committee present at a draw shall, before the commencement of the draw, appoint one of their number to preside at the draw, and the member so appointed shall-

(a) put, or cause to be put, in motion the machine or other contrivance approved by the Director of Lotteries for drawing the number of the winning tickets ;

(b) declare the numbers of the winning tickets so drawn, and in the event of the same number being drawn more than once at a draw declare the second or subsequent number null and void ;

(c) in the event of any breakdown or other difficulty occurring in the operation of the machine or contrivance aforesaid, direct that the drawing of the numbers of such winning tickets as then remain to be drawn shall be postponed until such time as he is satisfied that the draw can be resumed without difficulty.

(3) If, at the time when a draw is postponed under the provisions of sub- paragraph (c) of paragraph (2 ) of this regulation, one or more, but not all, of the digits necessary to determine the number of a winning ticket shall have been drawn, the number of that ticket shall, when the draw is resumed, be drawn afresh as to all its digits, and the digit or digits drawn before the postponement of the draw shall be disregarded.

(4) The public shall be admitted to the premises upon which the draw of a lottery is conducted so far as may reasonably be practicable having regard to the accommodation available for such purpose.

( 5 ) Any person who obstructs or impedes the drawing of a lottery, or creates any disturbance on or near the premises on which a lottery is being or is about to be drawn, shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding ten pounds.

8. The Director of Lotteries shall cause the numbers of the winning Result of tickets drawn in every lottery to be published in the Gazette as soon as he draw to be

9. Prizes shall be paid by the Director of Lotteries in respect of winning ~F~zt-~f published. can conveniently do so after the lottery has been drawn. ST <a p- %a

tickets in a lottery in accordance with the following provisions- prizes. (a) payment shall be claimed by presenting and delivering up the ticket

in respect of which the claim is made at the place and during the hours appointed for the purpose in the notice published in pursuance of Regulation 5 of these Regulations ;

(h ) payment shall be claimed within six months after the day of the draw at which the ticket in respect of which the claim is made was declared a winning ticket ;

(c) no payment shall be made before the day next following that of the draw at which the ticket was declared a winning ticket or, if that day is a Sunday or public holiday, before the next following day not being a Sunday or public holiday ;

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tickets.

Agent for sale of tickets.

Street vendors.

Offences.

(d) payment shall be made to the person who presents the ticket for payment of the prize won by that ticket and such payment shall absolutely discharge the Director of Lotteries, the Government, its servants and agents in respect of the payment of that prize.

Forfeiture IO. If payment of a prize is not claimed in the manner and within the of.unclaimed period prescribed by Regulation 9 cf these Regulations, and if the number

of the ticket in respect of which the prize was payable shall have been duly pnze.

published as provided in Regulation 8 of these Regulations, the proceeds of that prize shall upon the expiry of the period aforesaid be forfeited to Her Majesty and paid into the Development Funds of the Colony.

11. If, when any ticket is presented for payment of a prize any number, mark, figure or word which is material for identifying the ticket is, in the opinion of the Director of Lotteries, illegible or not clearly legible or in- comdete or has been obliterated. defaced or removed. he shall not make anv

Defaced,etc.,

payment unless the person claiming payment produces evidence, to the satisfaction of the Director of Lotteries, identifying the ticket as the ticket in respect of which the prize claimed is payable.

IZ.-(I) The Director of Lotteries may appoint one or more agents for the sale of tickets to the public and may fix their remuneration. Every such appointment shall be for a period of three months from the date on which the appointment takes effect, but may be renewed for a further period, or further successive periods, not exceeding three months if the Director of Lotteries shall think fit.

(2) The agent shall, upon his appointment as an agent, give and execute a bond, in the form set out in the Schedule to these Regulations, with two sureties to be approved by the Director of Lotteries, in a sum equal to twice the face value of the tickets allotted to him.

(3) The agent may appoint sub-agents for the sale of tickets allotted to the agent, but every such appointment shall forthwith be notified to the Director of Lotteries.

13.--(r) The Director of Lotteries may on payment of an annual fee of fifty mils, grant licences, revocable at any time without cause shown, to such persons and on such terms and conditions as he thinks fit, permitting the licensees to act as vendors.

(2) In this regulation the term " vendor " means any person who hawks, peddles, sells or offers for sale Government lottery tickets in any public place in Cyprus.

14.-(1) Any person who- (a) buys or sells any Government lottery ticket or share thereof at a

price exceeding the price authorised by the Director of Lotteries ; or

( b ) sells or offers for sale in any public place any such ticket or share without the permission of the Director of Lotteries,

shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds and, if the person convicted is an agent appointed under Regulation 12 of these Regulations or the sub-agent of such agent, the Director of Lotteries may forthwith revoke the appointment of the agent.

(2) If any person, being an agent appointed under Regulation 12 of these Regulations or the sub-agent of such agent, or the servant of either, buys, receives, takes or accepts from any person any such ticket as aforesaid such ticket, being a ticket which has been declared to be a winning ticket under these Regulations, otherwise than in consideration of a cash payment equal to the full amount of the prize payable by the Director of Lotteries in respect of such ticket, as the case may be, he shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds, and the Director of Lotteries may forthwith revoke the appointment of the agent.

SCHEDULE. FORM OF BOND TO BE GIVEN BY AGENT.

Know all men by these presents that we ............................................................ of .................................................... and ................................................................. of .................................................... and ................................................................ .of .................................................... are held and firmIy bound unto Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second in the sum of ........... : .......................... ........p ounds of good and lawful money of Cyprus to be paid t3 Her Majesty, Her heirs or successors for which payment well and truly to be made we bind ourselves and each and every one of us jointly and severally for and in the whole our heirs, executors and administrators firmly by these presents.

Sealed with our respective seals. Dated this ................................................ day of .........................................

one thousand nine hundred and ................................................................. Whereas the above bounden.. .......................................................... has been

appointed by the Director of Lotteries of the Government of Cyprus an agent for the sale of Government lottery tickets ;

Now the condition of the above written obligation is such that if the said ............................................................................................................ shall duly and punctually pay to the Director of Lotteries all such sums as he is required by the conditions of his appointment as prescribed by the Government Lotteries Regulations, 1956, or any regulations amending or replacing the same, to pay in respect of all Government lottery tickets issued or allotted to him then this obligation to be void or otherwise to remain in ful! force and .effect.

Signed, sealed, etc.

Made at Nicosia, this 2znd day of May, 1956.

By Command of His Excellency the Governor,

J. w. S Y K E S ,

Administratiee Secretary.

NO. 419. THE ENIERGEPU’CY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER)

REGULATIONS, 1955 TO (No. 7) 1956.

NOTICE UNDER REGULATION 66 (4). I t is hereby notified that, in exercise of the powers conferred by

paragraph (4) of Regulation 66 of the Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations, 1955 to (No. 7) 1956, His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to fix the 24th day of May, 1956, as the date on which the said Regulation 66 shall come into operation.

Dated this 19th day of May, 1956.

By Command of His Excellency the Governor,

J. W. SYKES, Administrative Secretary.

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T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER) NQ. 420.

REGULATIONS, 1955 T O (No. 7) 1956.

ORDER MADE UNDER REGULATION 34 ( I ) (b). I n exercise of the powers vested in the Governor under paragraph 34 (I) (b

of the Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations, 1955 tm (No. 7) 1956, and delegated to me by Notification No. 807 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 2znd December, 1955, I, the Commissioner of Limassol, hereby prohibit the use or circulation of motor cycles and bicycles within the municipal limits of Limassol except during the hours laid down in the Schedule hereto daily as from the 10th May, 1956, until further notice.

2. I further order that no motor cycle shall be left on any public street or place or any bicycle out of doors during the prohibited hours.

3. Provided that this Order shall not apply to members of Her Majesty’s Forces and the Cyprus Police Force, or to persons duly authorized by the Commissioner in writing.

4. Provided further that this Order shail not apply to the Paphos Road, between the western municipal boundary up to the Bye-pass, the Bye-pass, Byron Street and King George V Street up to the eastern municipal boundary.

5. Notification No. 394 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 17th May, 1956, is hereby cancelled.

SCHEDULE. Between the hours of :- (a) 4 a.m. and 8 a.m. ; (b ) 12 noon and 3 p.m. ; and (c ) 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Made this 10th day of May, 1956.

R. C. ROSS-CLUNIS, Commissioner of Limassol.

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No. 421. T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER)

REGULATIONS, 1955 to (No. 7) 1956.

ORDER MADE UNDER REGULATION 34 (I) (b). I n exercise of the powers vested in the Governor under paragraph 34 (I) (b)

of the Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations, 1955 to (No. 7) 1956, and delegated to me by Notification No. 807 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 2znd December, 1955, I, the Commis- sioner of Larnaca, hereby prohibit the use of all classes of vehicles including motor cycles and pedal cycles within the Municipal limits of Larnaca with effect from 5 p.m. on Tuesday the 8th May, 1956, until further notice, provided that this Order shall not apply to drivers of lorries engaged on legitimate commerce and trade, persons engaged on essential services, persons in possession of authorized passes and members of the Security Forces in uniform and Government Servants on duty.

-- Made this 8th day of May, 1956.

I. M. G. WILLIAMS, Commissioner of Larnaca.

383 No. 422. THE CURFEWS LAWS, 1955.

ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 2. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section 2 of the

Curfews Laws, 1955, and delegated to me under section ZA of the said Laws by Notification No. 618 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 13th October, 1955, I do hereby order as follows :-

I. This Order may be cited as the Curfews (Larnaca District No. 8) Order, 1956.

2. No person within the area prescribed in the First Schedule hereto shall be out of doors between the hours prescribed in the Second Schedule hereto except under the authority of a written permit granted by the Commissioncs of Larnaca or the Superintendent of Police in charge of the area :

Provided that this Order shall not apply to any member of the Executive Council, Her Majesty’s Forces, or the Cyprus Police Force.

This Order shall come into force on the 14th day of May, 1956.

LAWS I7 AND 47 OF 1955.

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1 FIRST SCHEDULE. Within the village boundaries of Kornos.

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SECOND SCHEDULE. From 5 a.m. on the 14th day of May, 1956, until further notice.

Ordered this 14th day of May, 1956.


NO. 423. THE CURFEWS LAWS, 1955.

ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 2. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section z of the

Curfews Laws, 1955, and delegated to me under section ZA of the said Laws by Notification No. 618 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Guxette of the 13th October, 1955, I do hereby order as follows :-

I. This Order may be cited as the Curfews (Larnaca District No. 9) Order, 1956.

2. No person within the area prescribed in the First Schedule hercto shall be out of doors between the hours prescribed in the Second Schedule hereto except under the authority of a written permit granted by the Commissioner of Larnaca, or the Superintendent of Police in charge of the area :

Provided that this Order shall not apply to any member of the Executive Council, Her Majesty’s Forces, or the Cyprus Police Force.


LAWS I7 AND 47 OF 1955. _-

FIRST SCHEDULE. Within the village boundaries of Delikipos.

I SECOND SCHEDULE.

From 5 a.m. on 14th May, 1956, until further notice. -L__



384 NO. 424. T H E CURFEWS LAWS, 1955.

LAWS I7 AND 47 OF 1955.

ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 2.

In exercise of the powers vested in thc Governor by section 2 of the Curfews Laws, 1955, and delegated to me under section 2A of the said Laws by Notification No. 618 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 13th October, 1955, I do hereby order as follows :-

I. This Order may be cited as the Curfews (Kyrenia District No. ~ O K ) Order, 1956.

2. No person within the area prescribed in the First Schedule hereto shall be out of doors betwecn the hours prescribed in the Second Schedule hereto except under the authority of a written permit granted by the Com- missioner of Kyrcnia or the Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of the area :

Provided that this Order shall not apply to any member of the Exccutive Council, Her Majesty’s Forces or the Cyprus Police Force.

This Order shall come into force on thc 11th day of May, 1956.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

Municipality of Kyrenia.

SECOND SCHEDULE. Between 5 a.m. and 7 p.m.

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V. I<. JOHNSON,

Assistant Conzmissioner of Kyrenia.

No. 425. THE CURFEWS LAWS, 1955.

LAWS 17 AND 47 01: 1955.

ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 2.

In exercise of the poners vested in thc Governor by section 2 of the Curfews Laws, 1955, and delegated to me iindel- section ZA of the said I , aw by Notification No. 618 piiblishcd in Supplemen1 No. 3 to the Gazette of the 13th October, 1955, 1 do licrchy ordcr as follrws :---

I . This Order may bc cited as the Curfews (Kyrenia District No. 21K) Order, 1956.

2. No person within thc arca prescrihcd in thc First Schedule hcrcto shall be out of doors between the hours prescribed in the Second Schedule hereto except under the authority of a written permit granted by the Com-

385 missioner of Kyrenia or the Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of the area :

Provided that this Order shall not apply to any member of the Executive Council, Her Majesty's Forces or the Cyprus Police Forcc.


FIRST SCHEDULE. Rural Municipality of Lapithos.

SECOND SCHEDULE. Between j a.m. and 7 p.m.

Ordered this 11th day of May, 1956. V. K. JOHNSON,

Assistant Commissioner of Kyrenia.

No. 426. 'I'III5 WORKMEN'S COMPENSA1'ION 1,AJV. CAP. 216 AND LAWS 14 OF 1951, 22 OF 1952, I 01' 1954 AND 67 OF '955.

APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINING PHYSICIANS UNDEK SECTION 2 8 ~ ( I ) . In exercise of the powers vested in me by sub-section ( I ) of section 2 8 ~

of the Workmen's Compensation Law, I, the Director of Medical Scrvices, hereby appoint thc Medical Officers specified in the first column of thc Schedule hereto to be examining physicians for the purposes of the said Law in respect of the Districts specified in thc second column of the said Schedule.

SCHEDULF. ____

Examining Physician

District Mcdical Officer, Nicosia . . Medical Officer, Morphou . . Medical Officer, Lefka . . . .

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District Medical Officer, Larnaca . . District Medical Officer, Limassol District Medical Officer, Famagusta Medical Officer, Lefkoniko . . . . District Medical Officcr, I'aphos . . Medical Officer ijc Kyrenia. . . . -_____ llll--_l__---l..

I District _-I-- --- __E__

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. . : : I }Nicosia District.

. . . . Larnaca District

. . . . Limassol District 1. . . ' I }Famagusta District . . . . I Paphos District . . . . I Kyrenia District

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llatcd this 19th day of May, 1956. P. W. DILL-KUSSEIJ~,

Director qf Medical Seraices. W.P. 688/49/3.) L- __

NO. 427. THE CUS'I'OMS MANAGEMEN'Z' LAWS, 1954 ANI) 1955, AND

THE CUSTOMS MANAGEMENT KEGTJLATIONS, 1954.

NOTIPICAHON UNDFR REGULATION 18. Notice is hereby gircn that ;I liccrice for a private bonded wdrehousc,

i n respect of thc warchousc situated at No. IO, Princess Elizabeth Strcet, Famagusta, has bcen issucd to Messrs. Morphis 6 Ibtsambas, of Famagusta, for the year 1956.

Famagusta, 'r. J. HUDSON,

Comptroller of Customs and Excise. 10th May, 1956. (M*P. 1 I I33/55 *)

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386 No. 428. T H E VILLAGES (ADMINISTRATION AND INIPROVEMENT)

BYE-LAWS MADE BY THE IMPROVEMENT BOARD OF PANO PLATRES. In exercise of tlie powers vested in them by section 24 of the Villages

(Administration and Improvenicnt) Laws, 1950 and 1953, the Improvement Board of Pano Platres hereby in& the following bye-laws :-

(Administration and Improvement) Fano Platres (Aniendment) Byc-laws, 1956, and shall be read as one with the Villages (Administration and Improvement) Pano Platres Bye-laws, 1951 to 1953 (Iiereinafter rekrred to as “ the principal Bye-laws”), and tlie principal Bye-laws and these I,ye-laws may together be cited as the Villdges (Atlininistrdtion and Iniprovcincnk) Pziio Ylatres Bye-laws, 195 I

2. Bye-law a6 of tlrc principal Bye-Liws is hereby amended as follows :- (U) by the deletion of the fees appearing opposite items (a) to (h), both

inclusive, and the substitution therefor in their respective order of the following fees :-

“ 250 mils, 400 mils, I O ~ mil$, 65 mils, xoo mils, I I S mils, 215 mils, 400 mils ; ’’

(6) by the deletion of the words “ two shillings ” in the second line of the proviso thereto and the suhstitution therefor of the words ‘( IO0 mils ”.

3. Bye-law 37 (I) of the principal Bye-laws is hcreby repealed and the

“ 37.-(x) The following fees shall be paid by every person exposing for sale ally perishable goods in the market of perishable goods, that is to say :-

. . 5 mils

not exceed zoo mils . . . . . . . . . . IO mils

not exceed 400 mils . . . . . . . I . . 30 mils

not exceed 750 mils . . . . . . . . . . 40 mils

not exceed EI . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 mils

exceed E2 . . * . . . . . . . . . . . 85 mils

exceed E4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 mils ( 2 ) If the value of such goods exceeds &4, a fee of 30 mils for each addi-

tional pound or fraction thcreof shall be added to the aforementioned fee of 150 mils.” 4. Bye-law 5 1 (I) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the

deletion of the fees appearing opposite items (a) to (e), both inclusive, and the substitution therefor in their respective order of the following fees :-

LAWS, I950 AND 1953. --__

12 of 1950 18 Of 1950 31 of 1953.

I. Tliese bye-laws may be citcd as thc Villagcs

Gazettes : Supplement No. ’

1.8.1951 13.8.1953. to I9s6-

following bye-law substituted therefor :-

(a) When the value of such goods is under I O ~ mils (b) When the value of such goods exceeds IOO mils but does

(c) When the value of sucli goods exceeds 200 mils but does

(d ) IYheii the valuc of such‘goods exceeds 400 mils but does

(e ) When the value of such goods exceeds 750 mils but does

(f) When the value of such goods exceeds 41 but does not

(8) When the value of such goods excecds J;2 but does not

‘( 35 d s , 25 mils, 75 mils, 125 mils, 150 mils.” 5. The principal Bye-laws are hereby amended by the insertion therein,

“ S I A . There shall be paid by every person keeping in the cold storage room such commodity as the Inspector may approve, a fee of 5 mils per oke or part thereof for every month or part thereof.

Every fee payable under this bye-law shall be paid to the Inspector.”

immediately after bye-law 51, of the following new bye-law :-

387 6. Bye-law 58 (I) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the

deletion of the fees appearing opposite items ( U ) to (c) , both inclusive, and the substitution therefor in their respective order of the following fees :-

“75 mils, 125 mils, 150 mils.” 7. Bye-law 65 (I) of the principal Bye-laws is hercby amended by the

deletion of the figure “ ~p.” in the seio*id line thereof and the substitution therefor of thc worils “ five mils ”.

8. Bye-law 75 (I) of the principal 1:ye-lans is hereby amended by the deletion of the fees appcxai ing opposite i t ~ ~ > ~ s (U ) to (h), both inclusive, and the substitution thtrefor in tiieir respective 0: der o l the following fees :-

“ I O ~ mils, 75 mils, r50 n-A;, I S mils, I O mils, 3 mils, 5 mils, I O mils.” 9. Bye-law 81 (E) of Ihe principal Bye-la-,vs is hereby amended by the

deletion of the words “ two to forty shillings ” in the second line and the substitution therefor of the words ‘‘ one hundred to two thousand mils ”.

IO. Bye-law 82 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended as follows :- (a) by the deletion of the fces appearing opposite items (a) to ( c ) ~ both

inclusive, and the srrbsiitution therefor in their respective order of the following fees :-

“ I O ~ mils, I O ~ mils, 20 mils ;” ( b ) by the deletion of the figure ‘* ~ p . to 20s.” in thc second line of

item ( d ) and the suhstitution therefor of the figure “ 5 mils to 1000 mils ”.

11. Bye-law 91 ( 2 ) of the principal 93ye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion of thc words “ two piastres ’’ in the third line thereof and the substitution therefor of t!w TZ or& “ ten mils ”.

12. Bye-law 117 of the principal Bye-laws (as sct out in the Villages (Admi- nistration and Improvement) Pano Platres (Amendment) Bye-laws, 1953) is hereby amended hy the deletion of the words “ three shillings ” in the fifth line of the proviso thereto a i d thc substitution therefor of the words “ one hundred and fifty mils ”.

13. Bye-law 135 (2) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion of the words “ ten shillings ” in the second line thereof and the substitution therefor of the words ‘‘ five hundred mils ”.

14. Bye-law 136 (2) of the principal Bye-laws Is hereby amended by the deletion of the words ‘‘ ten shillings ” in the second line thereof and the substitution therefor of tlLe words “ CIvc hundred mils ’9.

15. Bye-law 139 ( 3 ) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion of thc words ‘‘ ten shillings ” in the first line thereof and the substitution therefor of the words “ five hundred mils ”.

16. Bye-law 155 ( 2 ) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion of the fees appearing opposite items (a) to ( d ) , both inclusive, and the substitution therefor in their respective order of the following fees :-

“ I O mils, 15 mils, 35: mils, 75 mils.” 17. Bye-law 160 ( T ) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby repealed

‘‘ 160.-(1) ‘The following charges shall he paid by every person posting or exhibiting any advertisement or notice on any hoarding, that is to say-

Size of advertisement OY notice

z ft. x2 ft.

and the following bye-law substituted therefor : ~-

not exceeding :

Mils Mils 3 ft. x3 ft.

( U ) For each day . . . . . . 5 I O (b ) For each week or part thereof . . I5 35 (c) For each month or part thereof . 5Q IQ0 ”

388 IS. Bye-law 171 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the

deletion of the figures and words “ z shillings ” and “ I shilling ” in the third line thereof and the substitution therefor of the Figures and words ’‘ 100 mils ’’ and “ 50 inils ” respcclively.

19. Bye-law ISI (2) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended as follows :-

( I ) By the deletion of the words ‘‘ fifteen pzastres ” in the second line of sub-paragraph ( U ) and the substitution therefor of the words “ 85 mils ”.

(2) By the deletion of the words I ‘ twelve piastres ” in the second line of sitb-paragraph (b) and the substitution therefor of the words “ 70 mils ”.

( 3 ) By the deletion of the words “ nine piastres ” in the second line of sub-paragraph (c) and the substitution therefor of the words “ 50 mils ”.

(4) By the deletion of the words “ seven piastres ” in the second line of sub-paragraph ( d ) and the substitution therefor of the words “ 40 mils ”.

( 5 ) By the deletion of the words “ four and a half piastres ” in the third line of sub-paragraph ( E ) and the substitution therefor of the words “ 25 mils ”.

(6) By the deletion of the words “ four and a half piastres ” in the third line of sub-paragraph (f) and the suhstitution therefor of the words “ 25 mils ”.

(7) By the deletion of the words “two piastrzs ” in the second line of sub-paragraph (g) and the substitution therefor of the words “ 15 mils ”. 20. Bye-law 185 ( I ) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended

by the deletion of the fees appearing opposite items (a ) to (q ) , both inclusive, and the substitution therefor in their respcctive order of the following fees :-

“ L5, L7, L7, L30, LIS, As, A s , As, E s , A30, L I O , AI, ,&2> Lzs, L20, L30, L30.”.

The above bye-laws have been approved by the Administrative Secretary.

(M.P. 896/49.)

No. 429. THE MUNICIPAI, CORPORATIONS LAW.

CAP. 252 AND LAWS 11 OF 1950, 31 OF 1951, 20 OF 1953, 29 OF 1954, 5’7 OF 1954 AND 14 OF 1955.

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NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 26 (2).

In pursuance of the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 26 of the Municipal Corporations Law, it is hereby notified that Mr. NIustafa Hussein Niazi, has been declared elected under section 23 (I) of the aforesaid Law as councillor to fill the vacancy in the Council of the municipal corporation of Lefkoniko caused by the death of Mr. Hussein Niazi. (M.P. 1707/53/2.)

3 89 No. 430, 'I'IIE WATER (DOMESTIC PURPOSES) VILLAGE SUPPLIES LAW.

CAP. 311 AND LAWVS 28 OF 1951 AND 12 OF 1952. - ~ .-

UYR-IAWS MADE wY TIE WATER COMMISSION OF M'ANUHIA VILLAGE (PAPHOS DISTRICT) UNDER SECTION 29.

In exercise of the powers vested in them by section 29 of the Water (Domestic Purposes) Village Supplies Law, the Water Commission of Mandria village, in the District of P>phos, hereby make the following bye-laws :-

I. These bye-laws may be cited as the Village Domestic Water Supply (Mandria) Bye-laws, 1956.

2 . 4 ) Subject to the provisions of paragraphs (2) and (3) of this bye-law, the Village Domestic Water Supply (Elea) Bye-laws, 1950, published in the Gaxetie of 1st November, 1950, shall-

( U ) be deemed to be bye-laws made by the Water Commission of Mandria

(b ) apply to the village of Mandria. and to be incorporated herein, and

(2) The bye-laws set out in Part I of the Schedule hereto shall be substituted for the

(3) Those bye-laws of the Village Domestic Water Supply (Elea) Bye-laws, 1950, mentioned corresponding bye-laws of the Village Domestic Water Supply (Elea) Bye-laws, 1950.

in Part 11 of the Schedule hereto, shall not apply to the village of Mandrin.

SCHEDULE. PART I.

(Bye-law 2 (2)). BYE-LAWS TO BE SURSTITUTED.

B~re-Lafo 2.--In these bye-laws, unless the context otherwise requires-

an Assistant Commissioner of that District ;

amending or substituted for the same ;

" Conlmissioner " rneans the Commissioner of the District of Paphos and includes

" 1,aw " means the Watei (Domestic Purposes) Village Supplies Law and any law

" Village " means the village of Mandria ; '' Water " means the water of the water supply ; " Water Conimission " means the Water Cornmission of Mandria village ; " Water Supply " means the supply of water for domestic purposes used or constructed under

the 1,aw in the village of Mandri-l and includes all wells, bores, reservoirs, dams, weirs, tanks, cisterns, tunnels, filter beds, conduits, aqueducts, mains, pipes, fountains, sluices, valves, pumps, channels, engines and other structures or appliances used or constructed for the storage, conveyance, supply, distribution, measurement or regulation of the water of such supply of water. Bye-law 13.-The Water Commission shal1,not later than the 1st of July, in each year, post

or cause to be posted in two conspicuous places in the village a notice under the signature of the Chairman of the Water Commission specifying the rate fixed for the year to which the notice relates, and such rate shall be paid by each householder in the village to the Water Commission not later than the 7 t s t of Occober of the same year.

PART 11. (Bye-law 2 (3).)

BYE-LAWS NOT APPLICABLE. Bye-lazus 2 and 13.

The above bye-laws have heen approved by the Commissioner of the District of Paphos. (M.P. 881 /47.)

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