( ՏՀԵ. ) * [Par II. No. 28–The undermentioned officers and subordinates are transferred, in the interests • of the public service, from the Dehree to the Buxar Division, which they joined op the forenoon of the 17th Deccmber 1875, viz.– Baboo Heera Lall Mitter, Assistant Engincer, First Grade. Munshi Mahoobjan Meer, Overseer, First Grade. Baboo Kally Kristo Dutt, temporary Overseer, Third Gradc. Hurrish Chunder Mookerjec, Sub-Overseer, First Grade. Bungsleedhur Banerjee, Sub-Overseer, First Grade. Kedar Nath Mookerjee, Sub-Overseer, First Grade. , Baney Madhub Chatterjee, Probationary Sub-Overseer, First Grade. No. 29.-Sergeant J. Willing, Supervisor, Second Grade (temporary First Grade), is transferred, in the interests of the public service, from the Dehrce Workshop Division for special survey duty in the South-Western Circle. The 24th January 1876. No. 30–Notification.—Baboo Ram Lall Cooar, Probationary Overseer, Third Grade, on special survey duty in the South-Western Circle, is graded to the department as a Sub-Overseer, First Grade. No. 31.-Transfers.—Baboo Deno Nath Bhuttacharjee, Overseer, Third Grade, from the Eastern Sone to the Buxar Division, which he joined on the forenoon of the 10th January 1876. No. 32.-Mr. J. P. Scotland, Assistant Engineer, Second Grade, from the Eastern Sone to the Buxar Division, which he joincid on the forcnoon of the 24th December 1875. No. 33.-Mr. C. Taylor, Assistant Engineer, Second Grade, from the office of the Superintending Engineer, Sone Circle, to the Buxar Division, which he joined on the afternoon of the 7th January 1876. Mo. 34–Leave.—Mr. A. Clerke, Probationary Assistant Engineer, Third Grade, Northern Drainage and Embankment Division, is granted special leave for twenty-one days to study the native languages, under Chapter II, Section 4, paragraph 28 of the Public Works Code, with cffect from the datc on which he availed himself of the same. The 25th January 1876. No. 36.-Transfer.—Baboo Tariny Churn Sircar, Oversecr, Second Grade, from the Eastern Some to the Buxar Division, which he joined on tho forcnoon of the 8th January 1876. No. 37.-Notification.—The Lieutenant-Governor is pleased to direct that the High Level Canal Division in the Gunduk Circle shall be abolished. F. T. HA1a, Col., n.k., Jt. Secy. to the Gort. of Bengal, in the P. W. D., Irrigation Branch. _ o 92 29 J} _ _ s-s=== mam & s======a ses " _ NOTIFICATION. The 17th January 1876.-The Commissioners for making Improvements in the Port of Calcutta, with the sanction of the Lieutenant-Governor of lengal, do hereby declare that the wharf on the east bank of the river IIooghly, cztending from Permit Ghat on the north to Ruth Ghât on the south, is ready for receiving, landing, and shipping goods from and upon vessels not being sea-going vessels; and order that within the limits of that portion of the Port of Calcutta situate betwcen Tolly's Nullah on the south and Permit Ghat on the north, it shall not be lawful to land or ship any goods out of or into vessels of the class above specificd, other than those hercinafter excepted, czcept at the aforesaid wharf or any other wharf already notified under Section 64 of Act V (IS.C.) of 1870 as an inland vessels’ wharf. The above order shall not be held to apply until further notification to inland steamers, or to hoats laden with bamboos, hay, straw, vegetables, fruits, meat, and market produce. Such goods can be land.cd at the public ghats under any rules and restrictions at present or hereafter in force thercat. D. SooTT, Offg. Vice-Chairman. [Government Gasette, 1st February 1876.)
