The Gazette 1952-1955

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Record Atlas, 1950 ; Roberts—.Vradical Points fo r
Solicitors entering Local Government service, 1953 ;
Robinson—Irish Statute Law Relating to Income Tax,
Sur-tax and Corporation Profits Tax, 1953 ; Salmond—
Law o f Torts, n th edition, 1953 ; Scottish Law List,
1953 ; Sheehan—Outline o f Evidence, Practical and
Procedure in Ireland, 1953 ; Smith—Conveyancing, 1953 ;
Treagus & Rainbird—Buttenvorths’ Costs, Second
Cumulative Supplement, 1953 ; United States Govern­
ment, Organisation Manual ; University College, Dublin—
Calendar, 1953/54; University College, Galway—
Regulations fo r Degrees, 1952/53 ; Wade & Phillips—
Constitutional Law, 3rd edition, 1946; Waterlow—
Solicitor’s Diary, 1 953; Whitaker’s Almanack, 1953
and 1954; Widgery— Landlord and Tenants, 1953 ;
Words and Phrases Judicially Defined, edited by R.
Burrows, 5 vols., 1943/44, with supplements to
date; Wurtzburg— Law o f Building Societies, 10th
edition, 1952.
DUBLIN CORPORATION
Completion o f sales or leases with advances
under the Small Dwellings (Acquisition) Acts.
F ollowing representations made by the Society,
the Law Agent o f the Dublin Corporation has
agreed to alter the present procedure whereby the
deeds are delivered in the Law Agent’s office in
exchange for a direction from the Law Agent to
the Finance Department to issue a draft for the
amount o f the loan made payable to the borrower.
In future the draft will be handed over in the Law
Agent’s office in exchange for the title deeds and
mortgage duly completed. For this purpose it will
be necessary to make appointments for the com­
pletion o f sales a reasonable time in advance so that
the necessary draft may be available from the Finance
Department o f the Corporation. Having regard to
the large number o f transactions in the Corporation,
members are asked to co-operate by (a) ensuring
that all outstanding matters have been dealt with
before arranging to complete ; (b) making appoint­
ments to complete in good time; (V) keeping the
appointments punctually.
The new arrangement will come into operation
on April 1st and appointments for completion may
be made for Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays between 2.30 and 4.30 o’clock. In the
ease o f instalment loans, the first instalment only
will be paid in the Law Agent’s office and
later instalments will be paid in the Finance
Department.
INDEX OF STATUTORY
INSTRUMENTS
Agriculture Lands and Fisheries.
Subject Matter and Reference Numbers.
Agricultural Wages (Minimum Rates) 10/1954.
Agricultural Wages (Minimum Rates) (Revocation)—9/1954.
Agricultural Workers (Weekly Half-Holidays) Act, 1952.
Commencement, 54/1953.
Emergency Powers (Milling Offals) Order, 1943 (Revocation)
4 r 3 /i953 -
Fisheries (Delegation o f Ministerial Functions). 281/1953.
Home-Grown Wheat (National Percentage for Cereal Year,
1954 - 55)- 374/ 1953 -
Shannon Fisheries (Closing o f Free Gap), 408/1953.
Tobacco (Areas for 1954), 382/1953.
Undeveloped Areas Act, 1952. (Section 3) 284/1953.
Undeveloped Areas Act Applied to Islands Barony, Co.
Clare. 284/1953.
COMMODITIES, GOODS AND SERV ICES
Subject Matter and R eference Numbers
Butter (Maximum Prices)—8/1954.
Butter (Prices Under Permit) Revocation— 16/1954.
Cement Order, 1948 (Revocation)— 119/1953.
Creamery Butter—307/1953, 309/1953.
Emergency Powers (Suspension Orders) (Revocation)—4/1954
Industrial Use o f Potatoes—Restrictions Revoked— 14/1954.
Mild Steel and Iron (Maximum Prices) (Revocation)—
. .319 /I953-
Milling Licence (Times for Making Returns) Regulations—
282/1953.
Pigs, Pork and Bacon, Emergency Powers Revoked—5/1954.
Pork Dealers and Manufacturers o f Pork—4/1954.
Roll Butter—308/1953.
Standard Mark Orders: Bitumen Damp-Proof Courses—
393/1953 i Clayware Flue Liners for Open Fires, 379/1953 ;
Clayware Land Drainage Pipes, 380/1953 ; Cotton Dun­
garee Cloth, 381/1953 ; Finished Wallpaper, 394/1953 ;
Gypsum Plasterboard, 136/1953 ; Irish Handwoven
Tweed, 103/1953; Irish Homespun Tweed, 378/1953;
Men’s Heavy Boots, 135/1953 ; Panelled Wood Doors,
253/1953 ; Pressed Steel Rainwater Goods, 392/1953;
Standard Specification Orders ; Bitumen Damp-Proof Courses,
391/1953 ; Clayware Flue Liners for Open Fires,
386/1953; Clayware Land Drainage Pipes, 385/1953;
Cotton Dungaree Cloth, 384/1953 ; Finished Wallpaper,
389/1953; Ground Limestone, 260/1953; Irish Home-
spun Tweed, 383/1953; Portland Cement, 35/19 53;
Pressed Steel Rainwater Goods, 388/1953 ; School Paper
Stationery, 170/1953; Wallpaper Base, 390/1953.
CONTROL OF IMPORTS AND EXPO RTS
Subject M atter and Reference Numbers
Artificial Silk Piece Goods—300/1953, 396/1953.
Cotton Piece Goods—330/1953, 331/19 53» 332/1953-
Control o f Exports (Amendment) (No. 1)—514/1953,
Christmas Season Exemptions, 349/1953.
Cycle Tubes—403/1953.
Cycle Tyres—-401/1953.
Dried _of Powdered Milk—313/1953.
Electric Filament Lamps— 145/195 3.
Electric Filament Lamps— 329/1953.
Heeled Rubber Shoes, 405/1953.
Imported Butter (Maximum Wholesale Prices)—7/1954.
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