THE CYPRUS GAZETTE

THE CYPRUS GAZETTE (EXTRAORDINARY), 26tli JULY. 1918. 205(c) Cork or cork dust, articles manufacturedtherefrom, not otherwise prohibited.(B) Felt made whoUy or partly of wool or hair(except roofing felt and saddle felt).(B) Felt, roofing.(c) Felt, not otherwise specificaUy prohibited.(B) Fibres, vegetable, not otherwise specificaUyprohibited.(c) Fibres, vegetable :—Tissues and manufactures thereof, not otherwisespecificaUy prohibited.(B) Firearms and their component parts, andtools, appurtenances and accessories for usein connection therewith.(B) Fireclay, and articles whoUy manufacturedof fireclay, including firebricks.(A) Flax and linen, aU goods whoUy or partlymanufactured of, except made-up articles ofwearing apparel.(A) Flax and linen, made-up articles of wearingapparel whoUy or partly manufactured of.(A) Flax and linen, made-up articles of wearingapparel whoUy or partly manufactured of,not otherwise prohibited.(B) Glue, osseine and concentrated size (andother sizes and sizings made from glue), fishglue, isinglass, finings and other kinds ofgelatine.(B) Hair, aU manufactures, mixtures and productsof, except such as are prohibited to aUdestinations.Hemp and hemp manufactures, the following :—(A) Hemp of aU kinds (including Indian hempused in textile manufacture), Maguey fibreand manufactures thereof, except Tagal braid.Hides, manufactures of, the foUowing :—(A) Pickers and drop box pickers.(A) Pinions, centres and other goods manufacturedfrom hide, suitable for textUemachinery, not otherwise specificaUy prohibited.(B) Incandescent gas mantle rings.Leather goods of the foUowing descriptions :—(A) Belting, leather manufactures suitable fortextUe machinery (except pickers and dropbox pickers) and leathers cut or shapedfor hydrauUc or pump purposes.(A) Goods manufactured whoUy or partly ofleather, not otherwise prohibited.(A) Leather waste.(A) Pickers and drop box pickers.(B) Linoleum.(B) Logwood (chips, extract and preparations).(B) Motor cars of thirty horse-power and over.(B) NightUghts.(B) Notes, Russian rouble.(B) Oakimi.(B) Pencils, copying ink.(B) Respirators and self-contained breathing setsintended to afford protection to the weareragainst toxic atmospheres.(B) Rugs manufacture whoUy or partly of woolor hair.(O) Rugs, not otherwise prohibited.(B) Sealskins, fur and hair.Ships' rigging, fittings for, the following:—(B) Belaying pins.Silk and sUk manufactures, the foUowing :—(C) Articles of clothing for men's wear, nototherwise prohibited, manufactured fromtissues and fabrics of silk of aU kinds (includingartificial silk), whether pure or mixed withother yams or material, in the grey, or discharged,undyed, dyed or printed, unweightedor weighted.(B) Tissues and fabrics of silk of aU kinds(including artificial sUk), whether pure ormixed with other yams or material, in thegrey, or discharged, undyed, dyed or printed,unweighted or weighted ; with the exceptionof velvets, plushes, laces, mourning crepe,trimmings, braids, ribbons not exeeedingsix inches in width, furnishing fabrics(embroidered or brocaded), fabrics containingany kind of metal thread, and aU made-uparticles, not otherwise prohibited.(B) Size and sizings of all kinds (whethernitrogenous or not), not including articles theexportation of wliich is prohibited to aUdestinations under the prohibitions attachingto farinaceous substances, dextrine, concentratedsize and other size and sizings madefrom glue.(A) Soap, including soft soap.(B) Spirits, potable, of a strength of less than43 degrees above proof.(B) Tapers(B) Tin and aUoys of tin.(B) Tin, manufactures of (except hollow-ware,tin plates and receptacles made from tin plates).(B) Tm ore.(B) Tools, smaU, the foUowing :—Saws, cross cut, frame and pit.(B) Willows £ind osiers.(B) Wine.(B) Wire rods and wire of iron or steel and articlesmanufactured whoUy of such wire rods or wire.Wool and wool manufactures, the foUowing :—(B) Wool, aU manufactures, mixtures andproducts of, except such as are prohibitedto aU destinations.Given at Nicosia, this 14th day of June, 1918.GOD SAVE THE KING(M.P. 1081/14/3.)No. 344.6Y THE HIGH COMMISSIONER.JOHN E. CLAUSON,A PROCLAMATION.High Commissioner.WHEREAS by a Proclamation, dated the 5thAugust, 1914, Martial Law was proclaimedm and over the Island of Cyprus.AND WHEBEAS by a Proclamation, dated the6th August, 1917, the exportation of the goodstherein mentioned was prohibited in manner thereinappearing.AND WHEBEAS by Proclamations, dated the16th and 30th August, and the 10th October, 1917,and the 10th January, the 4th March and the14th June, 1918, the Proclamation secondly recitedwas amended and added to in certain particulars.AND WHEREAS it is desirable that the Proclamationsecondly recited as amended and addedto should be amended in manner hereinafterappearing.Now I, John Eugene Clauson, Major in theReserve of Oflficers of the Corps of Royal Engineers,Knight Commander of the Most DistinguishedOrder of Saint Michael and Saint George, Commanderof the Royal Victorian Order, His Majesty'sffigh Comnussioner and Commander-in-C!hief inand over the Island of Cyprus, do hereby ord^and proclaim as foUows :—1. That paragraph 2 (3) of the said Proclamation,dated the 6th August, 1917, be canceUedand in place thereof the foUowing provision beΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ