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SPECIFICATION OF TAXES, DUTIES,
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LICENCES TO CULTIVATE
TOBACCO.
For every licence to cultivate tobacco a fee of -.
m
cp. for every two donums of land or
part thereof for which application to the Director of Agriculture for a licence to cultivate
tobacco ie made : Provided that the m a x i m u m fee in respect of any one licence shall
not exceed 10#.
* LICENCES FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF MATCHES.
For the establishment of a factory for the manufacture of matches £100 per annum.
•Vote.—Every licence expires oa the 31st December of each year and is renewable annually.
*
LICENCE DUTIES PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF THE SALE
OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS B Y RETAIL.
For every hotel, any premises occupied by a club, theatre, restaurant or other place
used for the "*ale of intoxicating liquors by retail, an annual percentage on the rental or
yearly value of the premises so used after the rate of 50 per cent., but so that the licence
duty for an hotel or for a club-house shall not exceed £5 and so that the licence duty for
any other premises so used shall not exceed the sum of £20, and so that the lowest annual
rate of duty chargeable shall be for premises in any of the towns of Nicosia, Larnaca,
Limassoi, Famagusta (including Varosha), Kyrenia and Ktima £4 and for premises in
any other place £1 10*. per annum.
For selling by retnil in any tent or booth or in the open air
2s. per diem.
For selling by retail in any approved building
10s. „
Provided that whenever the Principal Officer of Customs and Excise in the District
Larnaca shall authorize in writing the sale of intoxicating liquors on the premises of
the Cyprus Pavilion at Larnaca (a) in quantities of not less than one bottle at a time,
and (b) not for consumption on the said premises, such sale shall not be deemed to be a
sale of intoxicating liquors by retail.
Note.—No licence is required for the sale of intoxicating liquor in an officers' or non–
commissioned officers' mess of His Majesty's troops or in a military canteen authorized
by the Officer Commanding His Majesty's troops in Cyprus.
* PILOTS' LICENCES.
For every licence granted ...
...
...
...
... £5
Government officials licensed to act as pilots with a view to their carrying out pilotage
duties on behalf of the Government are exempted from payment of this fee.
* SPONGE LICENCES.
(Issued at Famagusta by the Inspector of Fisheries.)
For each boat with harpoon (Kamaki), naked diving only, 10*. and 2 0 % of the
whole take of sponges.
For each boat fitted with diving apparatus, £1 and 2 5 % of the whole take of
sponges.
•BOAT
AND BOATMEN'S LICENCES (1).
For a boar, not exceedingfitons register, a char-re of 3s. per annum.
For a boat exceeding 6 cons register, 8s. for thefirst6 tons and an additional charge of 2s.
in respect-of every ton in excess thereof, up to a maximum of 20a. a vear.
For boatmen, a charge of 4J.cp. per annum.
* LICENCES FOR T H E MANUFACTURE OF PLAYING CARDS.
For every licence granted
£1
•FEES FOR LICENCES U N D E R T H E WIRELESS
T E L E G R A P H Y REGULATIONS.
For a licence to Imperial and. International Communica–
tions, Limited, to establish, instal and work at Larnaca
a wireless telegraph sending and receiving station, for,
the purpose of sending and receiving messages on any \
subject '.. ..
AUTHOHtnC.
] The To bocco (Licence
( Fee) Regulations. 10:55,
[pub. in Gaz. No. 24:M5
\ of 5th April, 1935.
Law No. 15 of 1936,
sec 4(1). (2), (3), (4).
£1 for each and every year
or part thereof during
which 3uch licence remains
valid and effective.
For a licence or the renewal of a licence to instal or I
lf
.
work or maintain a wireless telegraphy receiving apparatus f ^
T a n n u m
*
For a licence or the renewal of a licence to sell, deal in,")
let on hire or otherwise dispose of apparatus for wireless ,- £1 per annum.
telegraphy .. ..
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•SHEPHERDS' LICENCES.
For the issue of a duplicate licence in the event of destruction, defacement
or loss of the original
* STAMP DUTIES.
* FEES U N D E R T H E ADVOCATES LAWS, 1933 A N D 1934.
For the examination of a candidate in law ..
For the examination of a candidate in English, a fee not exceeding
For the enrolment of an advocate
£10
L A W N O .
10 of 1889,
sec. 14, as amended by
Law No. 20 at 1926.
seo. 3, and Law No. 27
of 1930, sec. 2.
Law No. 30 of 1934,
•> sec. -
s
The Pilotage Regu–
lation-*. 1935, pub. in
Gaz. No. 2426 of 1st
March. 1933.
Order iu Council No.
1227 of 7th March.
1928. pub. in Gaz. No.
1907 of 16th March,
1923.
Law No. 2 of 1884.
sees. 5 and 9 and Order
of the Officer Adminis–
tering the Government
\ pub. in Gas. No. 1934
) of 27th July, 1928.
( Law No. 11 of 1933,
\ sec. 4 (2).
The Wireless Tele–
graphy (Imperial and
International Comma-
aications Ltd.) Regu–
lations, 1934, pub. in
Gas. No. 2344 of 2nd
Feb., 1934.
f The Wireless Tele-
\ graphy (Receiving) Re-
J gulations. 1934, pub. in
) Gaz. No. 2386 of 6th
( August, 1934.
*) The Wireless Tele-
/ graphy (Dealers) Regu-
> lations, 1934, pub. in
I Gaz. No. 2386 of 6th
) August, 1934.
j Law No. 20 of 1935,
I sec. 7.
£5 I
£2 r
For a licence to practise—payable annually by advocates whose names
have been on the Roll of Advocates for a period of two years or more .. .. £1
Law No. 20 of 19:*53.
sec. t>. as amended by
Law No. 7 of 1034.
36C.
—.
Law No. 20 of 1933
sec. 5.
Law No. 20 of 1933.
see. 12.
(1) Payable in advance on the 1st April in each year.