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International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea 1948
' accepted by Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia,
•'.Ghana, Poland, Turkey and Venezuela, and extended to
Dutch and Portuguese Overseas Territories—224/1958.
Motor Vehicle Licences and Trade Licences—Holders may
surrender the Licence and apply for Repayment of Duty
under certain conditions—198/1958.
Pound-Keepers' Fees increased from ist April 1959—35/1959.
Road Vehicles (Registration and Licensing) Amendment
Regulations 1958—198/1958.
POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
Telephone (Amendment) Regulations 1958 to make better
provision for the Method of Computing Charges for
Trunk Calls by Subscribers of Automatic Exchanges—
179/1958.
SOCIAL SERVICES
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
Social Welfare (Amendment) Act 1958 in force from agth
December 1958—271/1958.
Social Welfare (Modification of Insurance) (Male Weavers)
(Amendment) Regulations 1959—9/1959.
Social Welfare (Unemployment Benefit) (Additional Condition)
Regulations 1958—233/1958.
Social Welfare—Reduced Rates of Contributions payable by
Women employed as Outworkers or as Servants or in
Agriculture to be entitled to all Benefits except Un
employment—233/1958.
nemployment Assistance—Exclusion of Defined Persons
from March to November 1959—38/1959.
TRANSPORT AND TRAFFIC
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS
ord na Mona may build Railway Lines in Boora Bog, Co
OfTaly, under Turf Development Act 1946—214/1958.
Buses owned outside the State and used on Tours not subject
to full Restrictions of Imported Cars—253/1958.
Carriage of Wheat in own Vehicles by Licensed Agents of
Mills allowed without Licence—180/1958.
Customs-free Airport, Shannon—Limits varied as from ist
January 1959—258/1958.
Great Northern Railway Act 1958—Industrial Engineering
Co. Ltd., designated as successor to Dundalk Engineering
Works, Ltd.—200/1958.
Lough Corrib Navigation Trustees may abandon University
Road Bridge, Galway, and Navigation on Eglinton Canal,
Galway—232/1958.
Markets and Fairs—Farmers may carry Livestock from these
to Farms for Reward for his Neighbours by means of
an Agricultural Tractor or Trailer without Licence—
173/1958.
Mercantile Marine Act 1955—Citizens of South Africa, New
Zealand and Pakistan, as reciprocating States, are entitled
to own Irish Ships—184/1958.
Merchant Shipping Acts—Certificates of Competency as
First-Class or Second-Class Engineers granted in Aust
ralia shall be recognised for Service on Irish Ships—
195/1958.
Motor Cars (Temporary Importation) Regulations 1958—
253/1958.
Oil Pollution of the Sea Act 1956—Irish-Registered Ships of
under 80 Tons may discharge Oil in prohibited Sea-zones
under certain conditions—244/1958.
Road Vehicles (Index Marks) (Amendment) Regulations 1959.
—New Index Marks for Co. Clare—8/1959.
—New Index Marks for Cork Borough—248/1958.
Sligo, Leitrim and Northern Counties Railway—Abandon
ment Order from Blacklion Border, Co. Cavan, to
Collooney Junction, Co. Sligo, made from 24th Sept
ember 1958—181/1958.
Traffic Signs at present in use, not in accordance with Traffic
Signs Regulations 1956, may continue to be used until
3ist December 1960—254/1958.
Transport Act 1958—Compensation for Redundancy extended
to Re-Organisation of C.I.E. Engineering Dept., Inchi-
core—249/1958.
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