| i t ' , on 'ಜ್ಯ o ' ، ، ، ، ( ssર ) u. of Hooghly and Chinsurah, made at a special meeting, to sanction the levy from the 1st April 1878, by the Commissioners, under Section 122 of the Act, of a tax on carriages, horses, and other animals named below at the following rates :- l s 象 i e $. * * p * o 眾熟 t I g ÉRaar • Per quarter. Вs А. Р. For every four-wheeled carriage drawn by two horses ... 4 8 0 33 3 * $ 2. by one horse or a pair of ponics under thirteen hands © to 0 у о о ... 3 0 0 For every two-wheeled carriage to to so 論 龜 @ ..., 2 8 0. 33 horse to o o to g to ... 2 0' 0 J 2 pony under thirteen hands and for every mule and donkey o e & о (; c. ... () 12 0 y 9 elephant . @ 蠱 尊 驗 龜 尊 ... 6 0 0 camel 輸 爵 尊 釁 釁 @ ... 2 () 0 35 НовАск А. СосквккLL, Offy. Secy, to the Govt. of Bengal. NOTIFICATION. The 18th September 1877,-Under Section 6 of the Indian Registration Act, III of 1877, the Lieutenant-Governor is pleased to appoint Mustapha Buksh Khan to be Rural SubRegistrar of Jugdispore, in the district of Shahahad, vice Sultan Wajiuddin Hyder, deceased. HoRAce A. CockerELL, Offy. Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. _ W.) _ NọTIFICATION—(1) Police and Municipal jurisdiction of the Suburbs of Calcutta. Dated 10th September 1877.—In modification of the boundaries declared in the Government notifications dated 17th October 1867, 5th June 1869, 30th March 1868, and 22nd September 1870, and published respectively in the Calcutta Gazettes of the 23rd October 1867, 16th June 1869, 1st April 1868, and 28th September 1870, the following are declared to be the revised boundaries with effect from the 1st October 1877. Northern Boundary. Commencing from the north-west angle at Paramanick Ghât on the River Hooghly, the boundary follows the northern side of Paramanick Ghât Road eastwards to its junction with the Cossipore Road; thence northwards along the western side of the Cossipore Road till its junction with Dhareabagan load ; thence eastwards along the northern side of the Dhareabagan Road till it meets the Barrackpore Trunk load, which it crosses; and thence continues along the northern side of the north Sinthee Road eastwards till it meets the Eastern Bengal Railway line, crossing to the eastern side of the said line at No. 2 bridge, north of the Dum-Dum station. Eastern Boundary. The boundary on the east follows the eastern side of the Eastern Bengal Railway line southwards till it meets the bridge over the new canal at Ooltadangali ; from thence it follows the eastern bank of the new canal till it joins the Balliaghatta Canal at the Dhappa toll house; thence crosses the Balliaghatta Canal to its southern bank; thence westwards along the southern bank of the Balliaghatta Canal till it meets Paugladanga Canal Road; thence along the eastern side of the Paugladanga Canai Road to its junction with the Paugladanga Road ; thence along the eastern side of the Pauglalanga Road till it meets the Chingreeghatta Road; thence southwards to the Punchannogram iron boundary pillar; thence southwards along the eastern side of an unmetalled road till it meets the municipal tramway : thence it turns westwards along the southern boundary of the municipal tramway till it meets the south Tangrah Road thence it follows the eastern side of the Tangrah Road till it meets Christopher's Lane and Topseeah Road; thence along the eastern side, and afterwards along the southern side, of the Topsceah Road till it joins the Tilljullah Road; thence along the southern side of the Tilljullah Road to No. 4 bridge of the Calcutta and South Eastern Government Gazette, 2nd October 1877.]
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