The Calcutta Gazette Thursday June 13 1935

June 1935.—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of section 62(1) of the Calcutta Police Act 1866 (Bengal Act IV of 1866) the Commissioner of Police Calcutta with the previous sanction of the Governor in Council hereby makes the folloing amendment in the rules for the regulation of traffic etc. [...] — In exercise of the power conferred by section 73 of the Bengal Village Self-Government Act 1919 (Bengal Act V of 1919) the Governor in Council is pleased to appoint the following members of the Bholabo union board within the Rupganj police-station in the Narayanganj subdivision of the Dacca district to be during their -term of office as such members a union court within the jurisdiction of [...] —In exercise of the power conferred by section 65 of the Bengal Village Self-Government Act 1919 (Bengal Act V of 1919) the Governor in Council is pleased to appoint the following members of the Jagir union board within the Manikganj police-station in the Manikganj subdivision of the Dticca district to be during their term of office as such members a union bench within the jurisdiction of the [...] 3044M.-17th May 1935.— The following draft of by-laws which has been framed by the Commissioners of the Rangpur Municipality in the district of Rangpur under section 392 of the Bengal Municipal Act 1932 (Bengal Act XV of 1932) and which the Government of Bengal (Ministry of Local Self-Government) propose to confirm under section 506 of the Act is published for the information of persons like [...] 16 for the removal of the corpse the Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector or other person referred to in that by-law shall himself arrange for the removal of the corpse in the manner directed by him and realize the cost from the relatives or attendants of the dead person : Provided that in the case of the dead body of a pauper or if the relatives of the dead are too poor to pay the cost shall be