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128 THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 3rd MAY. 1918.No. 233.NOTIFICATION UNDER THE CONTAGIOUSDISEASES (ANIMALS) LAW, 1880.ANTHRAX.EXCELLENCY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER, underHIS the power and authority in him vested by LawIV. of 1880 for preventiuiT the spreading of Contagiousor Infectious Diseases among Animals, directs it to benotified that the undermentioned area is infected withContagions and Infectious Disease, to wit, Anthrax,and the moving of Cattle, Sheep and Goats out of thearea so notified into any undeclared area is forbiddenuntil further o-ders :—Khartja and Melandryna, in the District of Kyrenia.26th April, 1918. (M.P. 628/15.)NO. 234.THE BURIALS LAW, 1896.WHEREAS it has been reported that the place forthe biurial of the dead belonging to the ChristianCommunity in the village of Apaesia, Limassol District,is dangerous to the public health ;Now therefore in pursuance of the powers vested inhim by tlie Burials Law, 1896, His Excellency theHigh Commissioner is pleased to order, and it is herebyordered, that a new burial-ground, in substitution forthe place aforesaid, shall be provided under the provisionsof the said law.23rd April, 1918, (M.P. 1419/12.)NO. 235,TRADE MAKKS ADVERTISEMENTS,4 DVERTISEMENTS under the Trade Marks^ Registration Law, 1910, are published in aSupplement to this (lazette, (M.P. 1201/11.)No. 236.TENDERS FOR FIREWOOD FORCENTRAL PRISON.rp EN DERS are hereby invited for the supply ofi_ Firewood required for use in nie Central Prisonfor the half-year ending olst December, 1918.2. All teiideis should be sealed, and should beaddressed to the President of the Tender Board, theOffice of the Treasurer, Nicosia.o. Tenders should either be deposited in the TenderBox outside the Office of the Treasurer, or be sentthrough tlie ])ost. Postage on any tender sent throughthe post must be prepaid ; otherwise, dehvery of thesame will not tie accepted.4. Tenders should be marked " Tender for CentralPrison," in the left hand top corner of the envelope,and should reach the Office of the Treasurer not laterthan 11 a.m. on the 1st June, 1918..">. No tender will lie considered unless in respect ofit all thec(tnditions above laid, down have been strictlyfulfilletl.(1. The tenderer shall lie prepared to accept theprices tendered by him or such lower prices as mayfrom lime to time be authorised by the tariff ofmaximum prices fixed liy the Provost-Marshal,7, All details leirarding the articles to be suppliedcan he obtained from the Resident Superintendent,at the (êntral Prison.s. Before the accejitance of any tender, the tenderermay be required to deposit samples with the TenderBoard.".I. The (lovernment does not bind itself to acceptthe lowest or any tender,G. C. BAYLYActing Inspector of Prisons.SOth April, 1918. (M.P. 398/18.)No. 237.TENDERS FOR THE CENTRAL ANDDISTRICT PRISONS AND POLICE.TENDERS are hereby invited for the supply ofarticles required for use in the Central Prison andfor the Prisons and Police at Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos,Kyrenia, and Famagusta, for the half-year ending SlstDecember, 1918.2. All tenders should be sealed, and should beaddressed to the President of the Tender Board, theOffice of the Treasurer, Nicosia.3. Tenders should either be deposited in the TenderBox outside the Office of the Treasurer, or be sentthrough the Post. Postage on any tender sent throughthe post must be prepaid; otherwise, delivery of thesame will not be accepted.4. Tenders should be marked " Tender for CentralPrison or District Prison and Police of Larnaca, Limassol,Paphos, Kyrenia, and Famagusta," as the case maybe, in the left hand top corner of the envelope, andshould reach the Office of the Treasurer not later than11 a.m. on the 1st June, 1918.5. No tender will be considered unless in respectof it all the conditions above laid down have beenstrictly fulfilled.6. The tenderer shall be prepared to accept theprices tendered by him or such lower prices as mayfrom time to time be authorised by the tariff ofmaximum prices fixed by the Provost--M[arshal.7. All details regarding the articles to be suppliedcan be obtained from the Resident Superintendent,Central Prison, and Local Commandants of respectiveDistricts.8. Before the acceptance of any tender, the tenderermay be required to deposit samples with the TenderBoard.9. The Government does not bind itself to acceptthe lowest or any tender.G. C. BAYLY,Acting Chief Commandant of Police andInspector of Prisons.30th April, 1918. (M.P. 391/18.). No. 238.TENDERS FOR CENTRAL PRISON.TENDERS are hereby invited for the purchase ofabout 500 okes of wheat bran and about 600 okesof barley bran monthly from the Central Prison for thehalf-year ending Slst December, 19l.s.•2. All tenders should be sealed, and should beaddressed to the President of the Tender Board, theOffice of the Treasurer, Nicosia,;i. Tenders should either be deposited in the TenderBox outside the Office of the Treasiu-er or be sentthrough the ix)st. Postage on any tender sent throughthe post must be prepaid; otherwise, delivery of thesame will not be accepted,4. Tenders should be marked '^ Tender for Bran,Central Prison," in the left hand top corner of theenvelope, and slioiild reach the Office of the Treasurernot later than 11 a.m. on the 1st June, 1918.• \ ^^ *^"^^^ ^^'^ ^® considered unless in respect ofIt al the conditions above laid down have been strictlyfulfilled.•'6. All details regarding the bran to be sold can beobtained from the Resident Superintendent, CentralPrison.7. The Government does not bind itself to acceptthe highest or any tender.ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑG. C. BAYLY,Acting Injector of Prisms.SOth April, 1918. (M.P. 392/18.)
THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, Srd MAY, 1918. 129No. 239.THE EDUCATION * LAW, 1905.HIS EXCELLENCY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER hasprescribed that Moslem Schools, aided by theGovemment, shall be in operation during the Schoolyear1918-19, in the following towns and villages.The Education Committee of the towns and villagesprescribed hereunder should observe that (unless withthe express sanction determined under the EducationLaws) any school to which any Town or VillageEducation Committee shall appoint a teacher notproperly qualified in accordance with the Law ceasesto be a school prescribed under the Education Lawsand will be unable to participate in either of theadvantages of a grant-in-aid or in the provisions of theLaw applicable to the assessment of School Fees orotherwise.llth April, 1918. (M.P. 1080/09.)Nicosia:1 Serai Onou, 3 Masters2 Girls' School, S Mistresses3 Girls' School, 2 MistressesLarnaca-Scala:1 Scala Zouhouri, 5 Masters2 Scala Girls', 2 Mistresses3 Tuzla Boys', 1 Master4 Tuzla Girls', 1 MistressLimassol :1 Dar-ul-Feiz, 4 Masters2 Girls', 3 MistressesFamagusta-Varosha :1 Ayia Sophia, 3 Masters2 Girls', 3 MistressesKtima-Paphos :1 Boys', 4 Masters2 Girls', 2 MistressesKyrenia :1 Boys', 2 Masters2 Girls', 1 MistressNICOSIA DISTRICT.Nahieh of Deyirmenlik :1 Ayia Kebir2 Dali3 Epikho (/vith Bey Keuy), Boys' 1 Master,Girls' 1 Mistress4 Kuchuk Kaimakli {with Beyuk Kaimakli), 1Master and Hamid Mandres, 1 Master5 Kuru Monastir6 Louroujina, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress7 Mathiati8 Minareli (with Trakhoni, Neizan Chiftlik andBedinash)9 Mora, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress10 Nisou (Disdar) {with Pera Khorio)11 Orta Keuy12 Palcekythro13 Potamia14 Yenije KeuyNahieh of Dagh:1 Geunyely, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress2 Deftera {with Pera, Psomolopho and KatoLakkatamia, unless an unaided school isopened there by 1st October, 1918)3 Margi {ivith Analyonda and Katalyonda, unlessan unaided school is opened for these villagesby 1st October, 1918)Nahieh of Lefka :1 Amadhises {tvith Selemam)2 Ambelikou3 Ayios Theodoros (with Mansoura, and Ay.Yeorgoudhi, unless a separate school is openedat Sellapi by 1st October, 1918)4 Elsea, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress if aroom is provided5 Kalo Khorio (Chamli Keuy) {with Peristeronariand Ay. Yeoryhios)e Kokkina, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress ifa room is provided {with Alevga, and withSellapi, unless a separate school is opened atSellapi by Ist October, 1918)7 Lefka, Boys' S Masters, Girls' 2 Mistress8 Linou (with Vlasso, Ay. Epiphanios andKorakou-Agroladou)9 Xerovounos {with Varisha), Boys' 1 Master,Girls' 1 MistressNahieh of Morphou :1 Akacha {tvith Avlona and Meniko)2 Argaki3 Angolaemi4 Ghaziveran5 Morphou6 Orounta7 Peristerona, Boys' 2 Masters and Girls' 1 Mistresg8 Skilloura (with Ay. Marina and Ay. Vasilios)LARNACA DISTRICT.Nahieh of Larnaca :1 Alamino2 Anaphotia {with Aplanda Chiftlik, and withAnglesides, unless a separate school is openedat Menoyia by 1st October, 1918)3 Arsos4 Ay. Theodoros, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress5 Goshi6 Kalavaso7 Kellia8 Kivisil {with Alethriko and with Softades, unlessan unaided school is opened there by 1stOctober, 1918)9 Klavdia10 Kophino, Boys' 2 Masters, Girls' 1 Mistress11 Lefkara, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress,12 Mari (Tatli Su), Boys' 2 Masters amd Girls'1 Mistress13 Maroni14 Melousha15 Menoyia-Anglesides16 Mor Menekshe {with Meneou, Kiti and Tekye)17 Pergamos18 Pyla19 Tokhni, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mistress if aroom is provided20 Tremethousha21 Voudha, Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 JMistress if aroom is providedLIMASSOL DISTRICT,Nahieh of Limassol :1 Moutayiaka2 Pendakomo {with MonagrouUi)3 Polemidia (Pano and Kato Polemidia together),Boys' 1 Master, Girls' 1 Mittress if a roomis providedNahieh of Evdhimou :1 Alektora {with Pissouri)2 AnoyiraS Ay, Thomas4 Episkopi (with Kolossi), Boys' 1 Master,Girls' 1 Mistress5 Evdhimou {with Mandala), Boys' 2 Masters,Girls' 1 Mistress6 Kantou7 Kato Kividhes {with Pano Kividhes)8 Paramah9 Plataniskia10 Prastio {with Pakhna)Nahieh of Kilani :1 Mallia {with Kissousa), Boys' 2 Masters, Girls'1 Mistress2 SilikouFAMAGUSTA DISTRICT.Nahieh of Famagusta :1 Ay. Serghios2 Arnadhi {with /Spathariko)3 Kouklia {with Kontea)4 Lapathos5 Peristerona-Piyi {with Maratha), Boys' 1 Master,Girls' 1 Mistress if a room is provided6 Sandalaris-Aloda alternately7 StyloB8 SynkrassiΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ
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