MALACAÑAN PALACE
ManilaBY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES
Proclamation No. 105
DECLARING NOVEMBER 15, 1936, A SPECIAL PUBLIC HOLIDAY
Whereas, November fifteenth, nineteen hundred and thirty-five, was the day that saw the birth of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, marking thereby a milestone in the political life of the Filipino people; and
Whereas, it is but fitting and proper the during this year said day be declared a special public holiday so that the spirit of the occasion may be preserved in the memory of our people;
Now, therefore, in commemoration of that historical event, and pursuant to the provisions of section thirty of the Revised Administrative Code, I, Manuel L. Quezon, President of the Philippines, do hereby proclaim November fifteenth, nineteen hundred and thirty-six, a special public holiday, and pursuant to the provisions of section twenty-nine of the same Code, inasmuch as November fifteenth, nineteen hundred and thirty-six, falls on Sunday, I hereby authorize the observance of the next succeeding day as a legal holiday.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set...
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Declaring November 15, 1936, A Special Public Holiday
Proclamation No. 105
Summary of Proclamation No. 105
Declaring November 15, 1936 as a Special Public Holiday
- November 15, 1935 marked the birth of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, a milestone in the political life of the Filipino people. (Basis: Whereas clause)
- It is fitting and proper that November 15 be declared a special public holiday this year to preserve the spirit of the occasion in the memory of the people. (Basis: Whereas clause)
- In commemoration of the historical event of the birth of the Commonwealth, and pursuant to Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code, President Manuel L. Quezon proclaims November 15, 1936 as a special public holiday. (Basis: Main proclamation)
- Since November 15, 1936 falls on a Sunday, and pursuant to Section 29 of the Revised Administrative Code, the President authorizes the observance of the next succeeding day as a legal holiday. (Basis: Main proclamation)
Declaring November 15, 1936 as a Special Public Holiday
- November 15, 1935 marked the birth of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, a milestone in the political life of the Filipino people. (Basis: Whereas clause)
- It is fitting and proper that November 15 be declared a special public holiday this year to preserve the spirit of the occasion in the memory of the people. (Basis: Whereas clause)
- In commemoration of the historical event of the birth of the Commonwealth, and pursuant to Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code, President Manuel L. Quezon proclaims November 15, 1936 as a special public holiday. (Basis: Main proclamation)
- Since November 15, 1936 falls on a Sunday, and pursuant to Section 29 of the Revised Administrative Code, the President authorizes the observance of the next succeeding day as a legal holiday. (Basis: Main proclamation)