! T l i i. * * * , ' ', * * ** , f : T * , t A. i t • y TW * t o . 1 * : , o '* ", "λ" ... " s' t g , ' - i t r r | '. A. ,” '...'. R " ", ! r Աի 'f Sశిర్షి " :fகிங்:t I .שאי לאקא o w ań -* ""*蠍 * “ هه |ot * | "I l r o А J "w , , , , l ". r l ". . r— I '. l k r - i A wo H & The 18th August 1877—The Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal has been pleased to sanction that “Rangonea,” which is at present an independent outpost in the district of Chittagong, shall be made subordinate to thana “Roujan * of that district, with effect from the 1st September 1877. А. МАсквыжив, i Offg. Secy. to the Govt. of bengal. ASA SSASAS SSTMMAATAMTTSMSMSMS ROAD CESS NOTIFICATION. DistRicr or BANKooRA. The 13th August 1877.-It is notified, under Scotion 75 of Act X (B.C.) of 1871 (the Tistrict Road Cess Act), that the Road Cess Committee of the district of Bankoora have, under Section 74 of the Act, determined to levy the cesses under that Act for the cess year beginning on the 1st October 1877 at the following rates:— I. Six pies, or two pice, on overy rupee of the annual value of lands under Parts II and III of the Act. II. The following rates on non-agricultural houscs and shops estimated to be of the present value of ~ Yearly Cess. Rs. А. Р. Not less than Rs. 100, but less than Rs. 500 ... 1 0 0 J2 500, ?? 1,000 ... 3 o 0 3 * 1,000, J D 2,000 ... 4 8 0 y 9 2,000 and upwards, Rs. 3 for every Rs. 1,000 or part thereof of the estimated present value. shops and buildings used for purposes of trade, whose estimated present value is more than Rs. 25 and less than Rs. 100, to pay a yearly tax of one rupee. w بر' A. MACKENziE, Offy. Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. NOTIFICATION., Aules for the Zeminduri Ddk under Act VIII (B. C.) qf 1862. of The llth August 1877.-The primary object of the zemindari dák is the conveyance of Preatmble, letters between police officers and pdlice-stntions amd the magisterial officers of the district. Where, however, zemindari dàk establishments exist, there can be no objection to making further use of them for the conveyance and delivery of private correspondence, so long as no extra charge is thrown thereby upon the zemindars or Government farmers. Throughout Bengal, moreover, it has been found convenient to entrust to the Postal authorities the general control and direction of the district dāk lines, to ensure their proper working in connection with the lines of the imperial post. The following rules have been framed by the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal under Section 11, Act VIII (B.C.) of 1862, for the purpose of defining the duties and relations of the Magistrates and the Postal authorities, and for giving proper effect to the provisions of the Act. 1. It is the duty of the Magistrate of the district to determine the stations between which communication is required for police purposes. 2. The Post-Master-General will then, in communication with the Magistrate, arrange all questions connected with routes, stages, timing, strength and cost of establishment and the like, any difference of opinion between them being referred for the orders of the Commo" sioner, which shalf be final, [Government Gazette, 21st August 1877.]
