THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 19th JANUARY, 1923.

THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 19th JANUARY, 1923. 31No. 45.FOOD AND DRUGS LAW, 1905.THE following table gives the total number of samplesof each kind of food analysed, and the proportionof adulterated samples.SamplesFlourBreadCoffeeMilkCondensed milk ...Olive oilButterTomato pasteCheeseSugarSardinesHerrmgsQuinineAspirin(M.P. 633/16.)Analysed19157832856141609671287No. 46.Adulterated00210100000027132R. W. CLARKE,Per cent,adulterated0.00.02.533.30.020.00.00.00.00.00.00.047.3100.011.1Government Analyst.ALTERNATIVE TENDERS FOR THE CON­VEYANCE OF GOODS TO AND FROMRAILWAY.ALTERNATIVE tenders are hereby invited for theconveyance of goods to and from the RailwayStation, Nicosia, and any house or store within, andoutside, the Municipal limits of Nicosia, for the ninemonths ending the Slst December, 1928, or for aperiod of 2 or 3 years and 9 months ending SlstDecember, 1925 or 1926 respectively.Tenders should quote—GoodsParcels of 8 okes and underper ton.per parcel.A special rate may be quoted for any article ofsuch weight or bulk as to demand a special rate on theRailway.2. All tenders should be sealed, and should beaddressed to the President of the Tender Board,Office of the Treasurer, Nicosia.S. 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 foi conveyanceof Goods to and from the Railway " in the left hand topcorner of the envelope, and should reach the Officeof the Treasurer not later than 11 a.m. on the 20thof February, 1923.5. AU tenders must be accompanied by a deposit ofa cheque or money order value £5 payable to theGovemment of Cyprus as a guarantee that the successfultenderer wUl sign the conditions of contract andfurnish the necessary security. The £5 deposited wUlbe forfeited on his failing to carry out these conditions. 19th January, 1123.Deposits will be returned in full to the unsuccessfultenderers and to the successful tenderer after completionof agreement.6. No tender wiU be considered unless in respect ofit all the conditions above laid down have been strictlyfulfilled. This tender becomes binding and must becarried into effect upon being accepted by the GeneralManager, Railway.7. Conditions under which tenders are invited maybe obtained on application to the General Manager,Famagusta.8. Before the acceptance of any tender the tendererwiU be required to furnish such security as the Govemmentdeem fit for the faithful performance of hiscontract and the care and safety of goods in his charge.9. The Govemment does not bind itself to acceptthe lowest or any tender.G. BERT DAY,General Manager.12th January, 1923. , (M.P. 3720/05.)No. 47.RAINFALL.Table showing the Rainfall registered at the variousObservatories in Cyprus during the month tfDecember, 1922.Nicosift ...Lamaca ...Limassol ...FamagustaPaphos ...Kyrenift ...Total fall2-094-713-873-785-344-896th January, 1923.Greatest fall in 24 hrs.Amount0-491-000-950-800-950-90Date13682212E. S. CORSELLIS,No. 48.EPIZOOTIC DISEASE.Numberof dajsof ram .141411161613Chief Medical Officer.(M.P. 45/22.)THE following Bulletin of Epizootic Disease inForeign Countries reported to the 19th January,is published.Country.EgyptPalestineBpyptLocality.PalestineNftture of Diieass.Piroplasmosis, Tuberculosis,Cattle Plague,Mange, Sheep-Pox,Conti^ions BovinePleuropneumonia,Anthrax, Glanders,Strangles.Variola (sheep-pox).Mange, Piroplasmosis,Fowl Pox, HaemorrhagicSepticaemia.ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑW. BBYAN,Dirtetor of Agrieultws.