196 No THE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE LAWS, 1929 TO 1934.

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1 196 No THE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE LAWS, 1929 TO AUTHORIZATION UNDER SECTIONS 3 AND 5A. By virtue of the powers vested in me by sections 3 and 5A of the Criminal Evidence and Procedure Laws, 1929 to 1934, I hereby authorize the following persons to hold enquiries into the commission of offences : Djabouras, Chr., P.C. 940 Elia, N., P.C (M.P. 1251/10/7.) Dated the 15th June, WlNSTER, Governor. No THE LAND ACQUISITION LAWS, 1899 TO WlNSTER, Governor. NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 0. In exercise of the powers vested in me by section 6 of the Land Acquisition Laws, 1899 to 1947, and with reference to the Notification dated the 15th day of December, 1947, and jmblished under No. 392 in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 18th December, 1947, relating to certain lands on which the Military Authorities constructed a military road, situated in the town of Ktima and in the villages of Anavargos, Mesakhorio and Mesoyi, in the District of Paphos, I, the Governor, do hereby sanction the acquisition, under the provisions of the aforesaid Laws, of the immovable properties situated in the town of Ktima and in the villages of Anavargos, Mesakhorio and Mesoyi, particulars whereof are specifically set out in the notice of the Commissioner, Paphos, published under Notification No. 89 in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 4th of March, 1948, to vest and be registered in the name of the Government. Made at Nicosia, this 15th day of June, (MP. 1069/44/D.) No THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS LAWS, 1930 TO Gazettes : Supplement No. 3: BYE-LAWS MADE BY THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF KYTHREA. In exercise of the powers vested in them by the Municipal Corporations Laws, 1930 to 1945, and otherwise, the Council of the Municipal Corporation of Kythrea hereby make the following bye-laws : 1. These bye-laws may be cited as the Municipal Corporation (Kythrea) (Amendment) Bye-laws, 1948, and shall be read as one with the Municipal Corporation (Kythrea) Bye-laws, 1932 to 1946 (hereinafter referred to as "the principal Bj^e-laws"), and the principal Bye-laws and these bye-laws may together be cited as the Municipal Corporation (Kythrea) Bye-laws, 1932 to 1948.

2 The following definition shall be inserted in bye-law 3 (a) of the principal Bye-laws in its appropriate alphabetical place therein : "'Theatre' includes any building used for the performance of any stage play, or cinematograph exhibition, or for dancing or for any entertainment to which the public is admitted or for any public meeting." 3. Paragraph (d) of bye-law 71 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby repealed and the following paragraph substituted therefor : "(d) Bathe or wash himself, water any animal or wash any animal, clothes or any other thing at a public fountain or tether any animal near or at a public fountain." 4. The words " Chapter 1. Fees for Licences." which come immediately after the heading " PART XA. THEATRES." of the principal Bye-laws as well as bye-laws 72A, 72B and the immediately following heading " Chapter 2. Buildings used as Theatres " of the principal Bye-Laws.are hereby repealed and the following are substituted therefor " 72A. There shall be paid by every person obtaining a licence to use within the Municipal limits any theatre for any purpose and any building place or tent for the performance of any stage play or cinematograph exhibition or for dancing or for any entertainment to which the public is admitted or for any public meeting a fee to be determined in each case by the Council not exceeding 4 for a period of one year or part thereof. 72B. (1) (a) The Council may charge a duty (hereinafter in this -Chapter called ' entertainment duty') on all payments made for admission to any public entertainment. (b) The entertainment duty shall be payable by the manager and shall be one piastre for every shilling or part thereof paid on each ticket. (c) The entertainment duty shall be levied by special stamps to be printed by the Council and to be sold by the Council to the managers. (2) (a) No person shall be admitted to any public entertainment except against a ticket, even though such ticket is issued free of charge : Provided that no entertainment duty shall be levied or paid on any ticket issued free of charge. (b) An inspection coupon shall be attached to each ticket and such coupon shall be detached from the ticket by the ticket collector upon entry of the ticket holder to the public entertainment. The ticket itself shall be kept by the ticket holder until the public entertainment isjdver. (3) The correct price of each ticket shall be stated thereon. (4) Any person selling tickets shall affix on each ticket, prior to its sale to any purchaser, the aj)propriate stamp in accordance w r ith the rate set out in paragraph (1) (b) of this bye-law, and. such person shall cancel any stamp so affixed by him dating, sealing or otherwise making it impossible to re-use such stamp. (5) (a) The Council may grant any reduction of or exemption from the entertainment duty in respect of tickets. (i) to any sports competition, or (ii) to any public entertainment the income of which is destined for religious or charitable purposes, or (iii) to any public entertainment of a wholly educational or scientific character, or

3 198 (iv) to any public entertainment which is provided for partlyeducational or partly scientific purposes by a society, institution or committee not conducted or established forprofit, (δ) Any person wishing to be granted any reduction or exemption: under paragraph (5) (a) of this bye law, in respect of any public entertainment, shall submit an application in writing to the Council prior to the sale of any ticket for such public entertainment. (c) Any person who does not submit such application in writing prior to selling tickets or whose application has been refused by the Council shall pay the entertainment duty in full in accordance with the rate set out in paragraph 1 (b) of this bye law. (6) The Council or a representative of the Council duly authorized. in that behalf in writing by the Mayor shall have the right to enter any public entertainment and examine any ticket whether at the cash desk, or with the ticket collectors, orderlies, purchasers or otherwisein order to ascertain whether the provisions of this Part of these bye laws are being complied with. (7) Any person who (a) sells or offers for sale any ticket the price of which has not beem stated at all or the price of which is stated incorrectly or sells or offers for sale any ticket at a price higher than that stated on the ticket, or (b) sells any ticket (not being a free ticket) not bearing a stamp or bearing a stamp of insufficient value, or (c) in any way whatever hinders the Council or its representative from entering any public entertainment or examining the tickets or renders such examination nugatory by not returning the ticket" to the purchaser upon entry in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 (b) of this bye law, or (d) admits any person or allows the admission of any person to any public entertainment without a ticket or against a ticket which is not in accordance with the provisions of this Part of these bye laws, or (e) takes off from any ticket a cancelled stamp for the purpose of re using such stamp or affixes a stamp that has already been used once to any ticket, or (/) otherwise contravenes the provisions of this Part of these bye laws, shall be guilty of an offence against these bye laws. (8) For the purposes of this Part of these bye laws ' manager ' means the person in whose name the licence for a public entertainment is granted or any person under whose supervision, care or management, the public entertainment is carried out or the person who is the owner or occupier of the land or building in or on which the publicentertainment takes place : Provided that if the licence for public entertainment is granted in filename of two or more persons each of them shall be severally and jointly responsible for the carrying out of the provisions of this Part of thesebye laws. 72B. (1) The provisions of this Part of these bye laws shall apply, with such modifications as the Council may allow in writing to suit the* nature of the case, to any tent or place used for any stage play, cinematograph exhibition, or public meeting, as if it were a^theatre!.

4 199 (2) Nothing in this Part of these bye-laws shall affect or shall be construed as affecting the validity and currency of any licence to use a building as a threatre issued under the provisions of any of the bye-laws hereby repealed and subsisting at the time of the coming into operation of these bye-laws, and every such licence shall continue in force until the expiration of its duration by effluxion of time and no entertainment duty shall be levied or paid during the currency of such licence on any payments made for admission to any public entertainment given in the theatre in respect of which the licence has been issued." 5. The principal Bye-laws are hereby amended by the insertion therein immediately after bye-law 72J (as set out in the Municipal Corporation (Kythrea) (Amendment) Bye-laws, 1937) of the following Part and bye-laws : " PART XB. Fees for Weighing, Measuring and Testing of Goods. 72K. The fees to be paid under the provisions of section 184 of the Municipal Corporations Law T s, 1930 to 1945, for the weighing, measuring, or testing of goods within the Municipal limits shall be the fees set forth in the First Schedule hereto. 72L. The fees to be paid under the provisions of section 189 of the Municipal Corporation LaAvs, 1930 to 1945, in respect of goods brought within the Municipal limits shall be the fees set forth in the First Schedule hereto. 72M. (1) Whenever any Municipal weigher is requested by any jierson to weigh, measure or test any goods other than any goods enumerated in the First Schedule hereto, such person shall pay to the Municipal weigher, for the use of the Municipal Corporation, upon such weighing, measuring or testing a fee at the rate of two paras per oke in respect thereof and such Municipal weigher shall give to the person paying the same a printed receipt in respect thereof from a counterfoil book in such form as the Mayor may from time to time prescribe and every person paying any such fee shall require the. Municii^al weigher to whom the same is paid to furnish him with such printed receipt: Provided that (a) fractions under five paras shall not be collected ; (b) for fractions of five paras and over and under fifteen paras the sum of ten paras shall be collected ; (c) for fractions of fifteen paras and over and under twenty paras the sum of twenty paras shall be collected : Provided also that the minimum fee for any one weighing, measuring or testing shall be one piastre. (2) Nothing in this bye-law contained (a) shall apply or shall be taken to apply to the weighing, measuring or testing of any goods enumerated in the First Schedule hereto, or (b) shall be taken or construed to give any Municipal weigher or to the Municipal Corporation any right to demand the compulsory weighing, measuring or testing of any goods to which this bye-law applies."

5 The principal Bye laws are hereby amended by the insertion therein immediately after bye law 96 of the following Schedule : " FmsT SCHEDULE. {Bye-laws 72K, 72L, 72M.) WEIGHING, MEASURING AND TESTING FEES. Item. ' Goods. Minimum weight Fees. No. okes. ]. Almond 3 paras per oke 2. Aniseed Barley. 0} 55 >> 4. Beans 3 5) Butter (of milk) ) 6. Butter, other such as cocoline, vegetaline, etc )) Carobs, natural or ground Carobs, natural or ground, on exportation outside the Colony Charcoal Coal Colocas Cotton, unghmed Cotton, ginned Cotton seed Cumin seed Favetta Flour Fruit, fresh (other than oranges lemons) Fruit, dry (raisins, dry or boiled) Fruit, dry, with shells removed Fuel Gypsum Gypsum, on exportation outside Colony Hazelnuts Hay Konari Lime Linseed Mavrokokko.. Nuts.. Oats Oil, olive Oil, other Olives Olive stones Onions Peas and other pulse Potatoes Pumice stone.. Sesame Silk Silk cocoons, dry Silk cocoons, fresh Straw Straw, on exportation outside Colony.... Sumac., and., the.,,,,.,, the,, p. per cantar.. 3 p. 5) > > 3 paras per oke. 2 ) 5 2 5) ) 1 p. per oke. 2 paras per oke Ο Ο p. 5 5) per ton paras per oke ? 55 H 2" 4, , 0, 10, > 55 4, 4, Ί, 2 3, 2 9 p. per ton. 3 r)ai as per oke. 3 p. per oke. 15 pai as per oke. 6, 1, 1, 2, 3 5)

6 201 Item. Goods. Minimum weight No. okes. 47. Terra Umbra, natural, in lumps or ground Terra Umbra, calcine, in lumps or ground Vetches. 50. Vikos. 51. Wheat. 52. Wines and spirits. 53. Wood Wool Zivania: Weighing and testing by Cartier's hydrometer Zivania : Weighing and testing by Sikes' hydrometer 40, Minimum 57. Lemons 58. Oranges (Jaffa) 59. Oranges (other kinds).... measures Fees. 7 p. per ton para per oke. 1 5 Η» paras per Fees shall be calculated on the actual weight of the goods weighed at the above rates : Provided that: (a) fractions under 5 paras shall not be collected ; (/;) for fractions of 5 paras and over and under 15 paras the sum of 10 paras shall be collected ; (c) for fractions of 15 paras and over and under 20 paras the sum of 20 paras.shall be collected: Provided also that the minimum fee for any one weighing, measuring or testing shall be \p." The above Bye laws have been approved by His Excellency the Governor. (M.P. 845/15/3.) No THE IRRIGATION DIVISIONS (VILLAGES) LAWS, 1938 AND In pursuance of the provisions of section 19 of the Irrigation Divisions (Villages) Laws, 1938 and 1944, the following rules made by the Committee of the Irrigation Division of Mandria, in the District of Limassol, are published in the Gazette. IRRIGATION DIVISION OF MANDRIA. Rules., 1. Thes'e rules may be cited as the Irrigation Division of Mandria (Amendment) Rules, 1948, and shall be read as one with the s upp \ No. Irrigation Division of Mandria Rules, 1945 (hereinafter referred to * as " the principal Rules "), and the principal Rules and these rules may together be cited as the Irrigation Division of Mandria Rules, 1945 and Rule 5 of the principal Rules is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the words "twenty shillings" and the substitution therefor of the words " sixty shillings ". (M.P. 436/45.)