( שככי" ) [ PART IIA. a bokul tree on side of Russickpur to Bahirsurbmongla road and near a dargatolla; thence a line running southward to north-east corner of Fanseetolla tank; thence a line running south-west to north-west corner of Shamsagar; thence a line running south-west to tri-Junction of Shamlal and Kissensagar road, north of Shamlal latrines; thence, a line rulınıng south-west to centre of openıng ın Kıssensagar east embankment; thence alıne running north-west to north-east corner of Belguria tank, north of Poddarpokur in Kalurhaut, close on south side of pucca road to Goda; thence a line running went to south-west corner of Kajurbag (now a waste land), thence a line running north-west to the north-west corner of Chota Baniapokoor, north of Lacoordy latrines; thence a line to the north-west corner of Doorlabha Devalaya premises ; thence a line to the south-east corner of Kenary tank in the fields north of Kantrapotta. On the West.—A line running south from south-east corner of Kenary tank to the southeast corner of Khankapokoor in Kantrapotta, thence a line running south to the north-east corner of Hatpokoor in Kantrapot ta; thence a line running southward to the water-works chimney on banks of the Banka river. On the South —The river Banka from the water-works chimney downward to south-east corner of Mr. Sevestre’s house at Kally Bazar. On the East —The kutcha road from south-east corner of Mr Sevestre’s house at Kally Bazar to north-west corner of Baboo Durga Das Mukherjee's garden, thence a line to the uorth-west corner of Baboo Peary Mohun Barman's tank, near the burial ground; thence a line across the paddy-fields and railway to the south-west corner of the circuit-house in Shadhaupur, thence a line to the north-east corner of garden west of Arambag premises. R. H. Wilson, Offg. Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. NOTIFICATION The 16th March 1886 —The following draft of rules which the Lieutenant-Governor proposes to make under clause (k), section 188 of the Bengal Local Self-Government Act, III (B.C.) of 1885, is published for general information under section 149 of the said Act, and notice is hereby given that they will be taken futo consideration on or aster the 17th April 1886, when any objections or suggestions which may be made by any person and received before that date will also be considered : HospitaLs AND DISPENSARIES Appointment of Medical Officers 1 The medical officers of hospitals and dispensaries placed under the control and administration of District Boards by the Lieutenant-Governor under section 06, or provided by the District Boards under section 67, shall be appointed by the Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals They shall ordinarily be taken from the Subordinate Medical Service of Government, but whon no momber of that service is availablo, any other person may be appointed with the previous sanction of Govornment. The District Board may determine the grade of medical officer to be appointed when such officer belongs to the Government establishment, provided that the grade shall not be lowered without the sanction of the Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals. 2 The Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals may at any time, for départmental or other reasons, remove or transfer auy Government medical subordinate from the charge of any such hospital or dispensary, and appoint another medical subordinate to succeed him. In every such case the transit pay and travelling allowance both of the officer transferred and of his successor shall be entirely paid by Government. o 8. The Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals may remove the medical officer of any such hospital or dispensary who is not in the Government service, either on the application ard based on what appear to the Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals to of the District Bo * > & be sufficient grounds, or for professional inefficiency or misconduct. If the officer is removed on the application of the District Board, the transit pay and travelling allowanoe shall be paid by the District Board. s Government Gasette, 30th MarcÁ 1886 ] 卓
