曾' (" sooo ) . " (Forçar Mr. M. N. McLeod, , ...") ,, W. B. Hudson ... 3) 器 ੋਂ “H Indigo Planters. o & to on to . O. Carleton . „ J. Broncke Ο ο Φ. , E. Chreatien, Agent to H. Deane & Co., Timber Merchants, Baghaha. The following gentlemen are appointed to be members of the Patna District Road Cess Committee :- • *, The Sub-Divisional Dinapore 6 to 0 ... Er officio. VM Major Hedayet Ali, Khan Bahadoor, Aide-de-Camp to His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief. Moulvi Mahamed Ismael, of Bahpoorah. ,, Mahamed Ibrahim, of Newra. Baboo Gurpershağl Sah, of Lesliegunge. ,, Gobindpershad, of Budulparah. The 1st September 1877.-The Lieutenant-Governor accepts the resignation tendered by Mr. T. B. Rice of his appointment as a member of the Branch Road Cess Committee of Jungypore, in the Moorshedabad district. Bahoo Otool Chundra Chatterjea is appointed to be a member of the Balasore District Road Cess Committee, vice Baboo Bafoda Kant Mozoomdar, transferred. НовАск А. Соскквкы, 0ர். Secy, to the Govt. of Bengal. جاپایم متحد مس -سسسعسع- ص-------- ERRATUM. The 3rd September 1877. —In the Notification under Sections 2 and 70 of the District Road Cess Act, 1871, for the Lohardugga district, published at page 1039 of Part I of the Calcutta Gazette of the 22nd August 1877, for the word “September” in line 7, read “August.” A. MacKENzie, Offy. Secy, to the Govt. of Bengal. فيعد sيسيين بعضه NOTIFICATION. The 30th August 1877.-The following Resolution of the Government of India in the Financial Department is published for general information :--. No. 2067, dated Simla, the 28th July 1877. RESOLUTION.—By the Government of India, Financial Department. READ– A letter from the Director-General of Telegraphs in India, to the Secretary to the Government in the Public Works Department, No. 481ET, dated 16th March 1877, submitting a bill for Rs. 13-12 for fees and cost of medicines paid to a private medical practitioner by Signaller A. D’Souza on board the river steamer Oudh while he was proceeding on duty from Dhulia to Gowhatty in November 1876. * Resolution.—The Governor-General in Council regrets that this charge cannot be sanctioned, the Government not having undertaken to reimburse to a public servant, who is entitled to the gratuitous attendance of a Government Inedical officer, or to medicines from a Government dispensary, fees which he may have occasion to pay to a medical practitioner not in the public service, or the cost of medicines which he may purchase privately.
- НовАск А. Сосквины,
.Offy. Secy, to the Govt. of Bengal . طبعی [Government Gazette, 11th September 1877.]
