THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 1925.

16 THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 9tli JANUARY, 1925.
Abdul Hamid Eff., Land Registry Clerk, Class IT.,
to be, on probation, a Land Registry Clerk, Class
III. Dated Isc January, 1925. (M.P. P.318.)
ACTING APPOINTMENT.
Mr. B. J. Reilly, Assistant Conservator of Forests,
acted as Assistant Principal Forest Officer from 5th
May to 81st December, 1924. (M.P. P.772.)
No. 21.
RESIGNATION.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE HIGH COMMISSIONBR has
been pleased to accept the following resignation :-
Mr. Costas Antoniou, Guard and Boatman, Customs
Department. Dated 1st January, 1925.
(M.P. P.1077.)
No. 22.
THE BURIALS LAW, 1896.
WITH reference to Notification No. 593 pubhshed
in the Cyprus Gazette No. 1666 of the 19th of
December, 1924, a fit and proper site having been
registered as a place for the burial of the dead belonging
to the Moslem community in the village of Souskiou, in
the District of Paphos, His Excellency the High Commissioner,
in exercise of the powers vested in him by
the Burials Law, 1896, is pleased to order, and, it is
hereby ordered that, from a^d after the 1st day of
February, 1925, no burial shall take place in the burialground
in lieu of which the new burial-ground above
referred to has been provided. (M.P. 1421/12.)
No. 23.
NOTICE.
CLAIMS AGAESTBT THE GREEK GOVERNMENT.
A TTENTION
is directed by the Board of Trade to
the terms of the Convention between the British
Empire, France, Italy and Greece signed at Lausanne
on the 24th July, 1923, regulating the payment by
Greece of sums due in respect of goods requisitioned or
seized by the Greek Armies or Administrative Authorities,
sums due for services rendered to those Armies
and Authorities, and sums due as compensation for
losses and damage suffered after the 1st June, 1921,
resulting from acts of the Greek Armies or Administrative
Authorities other than loss and damage due to
acts of war in the zone of active military operations.
This Convention having been ratified, steps are being
taken by His Majesty's Government for the presentation
to the Greek Government of claims by British
Nationals under the Convention.
All claims by British Nationals which have not already
been notified to the British Legation at Athens
or to the Foreign Office or to the Reparation Claims
Department of the Board of Trade should be lodged
without delay with the Reparation Claims Department
of the Board of Trade at Cornwall House, Stamford
Street, London, S.E.I., with full particulars of all facts
ujxtn which the claim is founded, together with material
dates, names of persons who can testify in support
of claims and copies of all material documents.
January, 1925. (M.P. 1182/24.)
No. 24.
NOTICE.
THE Principal ForestOfficer hereby gives notice that
all applications for licenses for the distillation of
Origanum or c^ber essential oils within the Paphos-
K'vkko State Forest should reach him not later than
the Ist May, 1925, and should be addressed in writing
to the ''Principal Forest Officer, Nicosia," and headed
in the left hand corner of the en\elope "Origanum
oU."
Persons to whom Ucenses for such distillation may
be granted wOl be required to enter into a written
agreement for a license for 5 years with the Principal
Forest Officer.
A copy of the agreement may be seen on application
to the Prmcipal Forest Officer.^ (M.P. 249/07,)
No. 25.
NOTICE.
OFFICERS HOLDING COMMISSIONS IN AN IMPERIAL
MILITARY FORCE WHO ARE APPOINTED TO POSTS
UNDER A COLONIAL GOVERNMENT.
THE HIGH COMMISSIONER directs it to be notified
for general information that:—
[a) Officers of the MiUtia and those on the Active
liist of the Territorial Army may retain their Commissions
on appointment to military posts, or to
probationary or temporary civil posts in a Colony,
Protectorate or Mandated Territory, and will not be
liable to be recalled for military training or military
duty.
. (&) Officers of the Regular Army Reserve of
Officers and the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers,
with the exception of those appointed to the General
Reserve from the Officers Training Corps, may
retain their commissions whilst in permanent, pro-
• bationary, or temporary employment in a Colony,
Protectorate, or Mandated' Territory, whether civil
or mihtarv, and will not be liable to recall to milltary
duty, or training of any description whilst so
employed.
(c) Officers of the Supplementary Reserve and
those of the'^G'eneral Reserve appointed thereto from
the Officers Training Corps must resign their commissions
on appointment to a post under a Colonial,
etc., Government.
Notification No. 11670, published in the Cyprus
Gazette No. 1072 of the 14th of March, 1913, is
hereby cancelled. (M.P. 1834/11.)
No. 26.
TRADE MARKS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS under the Trade Marks
Registration Law, 1910, are published in a Supplement
to this Gazette. (M.P. 1201/11.)
No. 27.
RAINFALL.
Tuble ahotving th§ Rainfall registered at th§ varimi
Observatories in Cyprus during Ihi month of
December, 1924.
Nicofciu. ...
riarnaca ...
Limassul ...
l''»uiagusta
Paplio* ...
Kyrenia ...
1
Total full
3-55
2- 77
2-43
2-79
3-54
8-24
5th January, 1925.
Crreate8tfallin24hra.
' Amount
0-90
0-80
0-65
1-40
-0-72
2'20
Date
19
18
18
X8
31
13
E. 8. CQBSELLIS,
Number
of days
of ram
11
8
10
11
14
12
Chisf Medical. Ofjictr.
(M.F. 45/24.)
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