( Sు ) [PART I. Реквіохв Амр Gвдтчитикв. The 18th January 1876. No. 181—The Governor-General in Council directs that the following be substituted for Section 90 of the Civil Pension Code:– Section 90—A life pension not exceeding twenty rupees a year may, at any time, on , certificate of good health by the medical officer (Covenanted or Uncovenanted) of the district, and provided the pensioner's age does not exceed seventy years, be commuted at the rates shown in the Table printed as Appendix F. The pension of a pensioner whose age is more than seventy years cannot be commuted except by special order of the Government of India. SEPARAre Revenue —Customs, The 18th January 1876. No. 190.-In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 6 of the Indian Tariff Act, 1875, the Governor-General in Council is pleased to exempt from the whole of the duties of customs to which they are liable under the said Act, or any other law for the time being in force, all China clay, drugs, chemicals, ochre, and rosin imported into British India by paper manufacturers, and shewn to the satisfaction of the chicf customs authority of the place where they are imported to be intended solely for usc in the manufacture of paper. R. B. CHAPMAN, Secretary to the Govt. of India. - --ബ് ബ്ജ ബ്-l.
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3-_ _ _ _ _ SAASAASAASAAASMATSMMM SMMMS SSSSAAAASAASAA _ PU 13 LIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. NOT! FICATION.—Establish MENT. Fort William, the 14th January 1876. No. 18.—Consequent on the return to duty of Captain Sargeant, R.E., Examiner of Guaranteed Railway Accounts, the following changes are ordered in the Control Establishment, with effect from the 17th December 1875, the date of his assumption of the charge of the office of Examiner, Guaranteed Railway Accounts, Calcutta – Mr. R. G. Macdonald, temporary Controller, 2nd Class, 2nd Grade, to Teert to his substañtive grade of Controller, 3rd Class, 1st Grade. Captain R. A. Sargeant, R.E., to have temporary rank of Controller, 2nd Class, 2nd Grade. C. H. Dickens, Col., R. A., Secy. to the Govt. of India. [Government Gazette, 25th January 1876.)
