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No. 9 of 1963. The Customs Duties (Amendment) VIRGIN
Ordinance, 1963. DS.
[L.S.]
I ASSENT,
M. S. STAVELEY, L~t
Administr DEC 1 0 1963
31st May 3.
VIRGIN ISLAND
No. 9 of 1963.
An Ordinance to amend further the Customs Duties
Ordinance, 1927..
[31st May, 1963] Commence-
ment.
ENACTED by the Legislature of the Colony
of the Virgin Islands.
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Cus- Short title.
toms Duties (Amendment) Ordinance, 1963 and
shall be read as one with the Customs Duties Ordi- 9/1927
nance, 1927, as amended, hereinafter called the
Principal Ordinance.
2. Section 2 of the Principal Ordinance is Amendment
hereby amended as follows: of Section 2
of the Princi.
pal Ordinance.
(a) by inserting before the definition of Col-
lector of Customs the following defini-
tion:-
"Aircraft" includes balloons, kites,
gliders, airships and flying machines,",
(b) by inserting between the, definitions of
Collector of Customs and Duty the
following definition:-
" Drawback means a refund of all or
part of any duty of customs or exoise
authorised by law in respect of goods
exported or used in any particular
manner,",
(c) by substituting the following definition for
the definition of Duty ":-
32 ,c
SCHEDULE.
REGULATIONS COVERING LANDING AND
PARKING FEES.
1. In this Schedule unless the context otherwise requires-
aircraft weight means that maximum permissible
weight authorized by the aircraft's certificate of air-
worthiness;
normal hours means the hours from 6.00 a.m to
6.00 p.m. on each day of the week.
(U. S.) means in the currency:of the United States
of America.
2. (1) (a) The fees to be charged for the landing of an
aircraft at Beef Island Airport or Airfield during normal hours
shall be assessed on the aircraft weight and shall be at the rate
of 60o. (U. S.) for each 1,000 lbs. or part thereof of the aircraft's
weight:
Provided that there shall be paid in addition to the fees
specified above, a special fee equivalent to twenty-five per centum
of such fee in respect of any aircraft landing otherwise than in
an emergency outside the normal hours.
(b) The fees to be charged for the landing of an air-
craft at Road Harbour or Soper's Hole shall be 50c. (U. S.)
for each landing.
(c) No parking fee will be charged for the day on
which the aircraft lands at Beef Island Airfield or Airport.
Thereafter parking fees will be charged at the following
rates:-
Aircraft Weight For each 24 hours
or part thereof
Up to 10,000 lbs, $1.00 (U. S.)
Over 10,000 lbs. $2.00 (U. S.)
(2) In lieu of a fee for each landing as provided in para-
graphs (1) (a) and (b) of this Regulation, the Administrator
may, from time to time, fix a commuted fee to be paid by any
person in respect of an air,"raft owned or operated by him and
landing at the arodromes during such period, ,is the Administra-
tor may determine.
THE
ANTIGUA, MONTHS
AND -
VIRGIN ISLANDS
eJublished by cluthority.
VOL. VIII. THURSDAY, 28TH
NOVEMBER,
Notices.
Treasury Notice.
It is notified for general informa-
tion, that merchants, contractors and
other persons having claims against
the Government should submit their
claims to the departments concerned
not later than the 12rh December,
1963, in order th.t payment may be
made at the- Treasury by the 22nd
December, 1963.
A, A. CAINES,
Accountant General.
26th November, 1963.
Treasury Chambers,
Antigua.
No. 81.
The following Ordinance and
Statutory Riil-s awd Orders ire circu-
lated with this Gazette and form
part thereof:-
ORDINANCE
Virgin Islands.
No. 9 of 1963, The Customs Duties
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1963."
6 ;p Price 15 cents.
STATUTORY RULES & ORDERS.
Virgin Islands
No. 3 of 1963, The Telecommu-
nications (Licences and Fe7 s) Order,
1963." 2 pp price 7 cts.
No. 4 of 1963 The Water Arears
Order, 1963." 5 pp Price 13 cts.
No. 7 of 1963. "' The Colonial Air
Navigation (Use of Government Aero-
dromes)Notification, 1963."
3 pp. Price 9 ets.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Antigua, Montserrat & Virgin Islands
Gazette.
Subscription to "The Antigua,
Montserrat & Virgin Islands Gazette"
expires on 31st December, 1963.
Subsrciptions are payable in ad-
vance.
Annual rates are:-
$24.00 per annum Within
Leeward Colony.
All amounts should be made pay-
able to:-
"THE SUPERINTENDENT,
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, W. I."
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 30th October, 1963.
Ecaf Prdducts Company Limited of
Roebuck Street. Bridgetown, Barba-
dos have applied for Registration of
one Trade Mark consisting of the
following:-
in Class 42 in respect of substances
used as food or as ingredients in food.
The Applicants claim that they
have used the said Trade Mark in
respect of the said goods for seven
years before the date of their said
Application.
Any person may within three
months from the date of the first
appearance of this Advertisement in
the Antigua, Montserrat & Virgin
Islands Gazette give notice in dupli-
cate at the Trade Marks Office,
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.
0. W. JACK.
Registrar of Trade Marks.
Mo
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No'
RAINFALL FIGURES
Agricultural Department,
Anti gin a.
nth, 1959 19i0 1961 1962 1
nary 291 381 2.16 677
ruary 1.16 5.09 2.31 0.92
rch 0.73 3.18 1.84 0.81
ril 3.61 1.4S 0.74 3.56
y 9.02 1.49 2.31 4 42
e 0. it 1.79 290 5.10
y 2.57 5.01 4.29 2.68 1
gust 3.49 2.88 5.02 9.46
t. 4.73 3.72 2.43 7.40
obor 2.86 3.70 3.50 2.79
v. 23rd 5.37 4.24 3.73 3.42
963
4.62
1.12
0.52
1.26
6.95
2.87
0.29
1.85
4.61
7.27
2.69
Indication of Prices
Notice is hereby given that all
retailers of the undermentioned items,
are required to mark the selling price
thereon in a clear and legible manner
in accordance with Section 6 (1) of
the Distribution and Price of Goods
Ordinance 1958 (No. 17 of 1958) as
amended by the Distribution and
Price of Goods (Amcndment) Ordi-
nance, 1962 (No. 5 of 1962).
PRICE CONTROL
PART I
Maximum Retail Price of Meat
Steak (boneless 75
Sirloin (boneless 75
Other Cuts 60
Liver 60
Heart 60
Kidney 60
Pork GO
Mutton 60
Goat Meat 60
Pig's Hoad & Feet 50
Sheep's & Goat Head 30
Tongue 30o
Brain (Beef & Sheep) 30
Cows' Tail, Head &
Heel 30
Lights 30
Bone 30
cents per lb
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PART III
Maximum Retail of Vegetables
Sweeb Potatoes 10 c
Yams 12
Eddoes 20
Cassavas 10
Bugaments 14
Plantains 20
Pumpkins 4
Breadfruit 8
Tomatoes 25
Cabbages 30
Carrots 30
Cucumber 15
Table Squash 15
Long Squash 5
Antrova 15
Okra 12
String Beans 25
Peas & Beans (Green) 15
Pawpaw (Green 6
Pawpaw (Ripe) 10
Banana 10
Finger Rows 14
Oranges (Ordinary) 60
Oranges (Grafted) $1.08
Grapefruit $1.20
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I. C. KEENE,
Price Control Officer.
$26.00 ,
7J97
300 THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.
November 28, 1963
Notice to Importers
In accordance with the Trade and Revenue Ordinance 1900, as amended deposits which remain unclaimed
after a period of three months shall be paid in to General Revenue as duty payable on goods for which deposit was
made.
The following deposits if not claimed by 30th November, 1963, shall be Transferred to Revenue:-
1963
Date Importer Article Amoi
Aug. 1 Robert Petrallozzi 2 used cars 846
Jose Anjo, Ltd.
Joseph Dew & Son Ltd.
L. H. Heneys
Caribbean Beach Club
do
Geo. W. B. Bryson & Co, Ltd.
A. Lewis
Antigua General Agency
Geo. W. B. Bryson
do
do
Caribbean Beach Club
H. R. Anjo
F. De Freitas
E. C. Farara
S. R. Mendes, Ltd.
Jos. Dew & Sons, Ltd.
5 drums cheese eats
1 ctn. water heaters
I pkg. radio
Tables, etc.
Heaters
Mdse.
Bloaters
4 drums plastic
10 cylinders gne
1 pkg. Aprons
6 pkgs. stationery
4 pkgs. chairs
1 pkg. auto parts
10 brls. bloaters
7 cs. liqueur
1 sack auto parts
mdse.
unt
.00
25.00
141.00
13.44
432.00
331.00
136.00
4.00
14.00
51.00
5.00
340.00
66.00
70,00
4.00
86.00
52.00
107.00
2,723.44
E. 0. PESTAINA,
Collector ot Uustomsn
Printed at the Government Prhiting Olfice, Antiua, Leeward Islande,
by RonBEIT LINDSAY, Government Printer,-By Authority
1963.
[Price 59 cents.]
VIRGIN ISLANDS.
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1963, No. 4.
THE WATER AREAS ORDER, 1963, DATED 12TH FEBRUARY
1963, MADE BY THE ADMINISTRATOR IN COUNCIL UNDER
SECTION 3 OF THE PROTECTION OF TREFS AND CONSERt
VATION OF SOIL AND WATER ORDINANCE, 1954 (No. 8 OF
1954).
1. CITATION. This Order may be cited as the Water
Areas Order, 1963.
2. WATER AREAS. It is hereby declared that the areas
described in the Schedule hereto shall be water areas for purposes
of the Proctection of Trees and Conservation of Soil and Water
Ordinance, 1954 (No. 8 of 1954).
3. COMMENCEMENT. This Order shall come into opera-
tion on the 12th day of February. 1963.
Made by Administrator in Council this 12th day of
February, 1963.
J. M. CLARKE,
Clerk o/ the Council.
SCHEDULE
(i) All that area of land situate at Belle Vue in
island of Tortola and bounded as follows:-
On the North by an imaginary line running from
a concrete pillar hereinafter referred to as the
Northern Concrete Pillar at the eastern side in
a westerly direction to a gut known as Belle Vue
gut ", thence to a mango tree hereinafter referred
to as the North-Western Mango Tree" near to
which a steel stake has been fixed in the ground;
on the West by a public road leading to Belle
Yue and demarcated as follows, that is to say, by
an imaginary line running from the North-
VIRGIN 2 The Customs Duties (Amendment) No. 9 of 1963
ISLANDS. Ordinance, 1963.
" Duty includes any tax or surtax
imposed by the customs or excise laws,"
(d) by inserting between the definitions of
Duty and "Goods the following
definition:-
"Export with its grammatical varia-
tions and cognate expressions, means to
take or cause to be taken out of the
Colony or the waters thereof,", and
(e) by inserting between the definition., of
Goods and Proof of Spirit the
following definitions:-
Import with its grammatical varia-
tions and cognate expressions, menns to
bring or cause to be brought within the
Colony or the waters thereof,",
" owner when used in relation to
goods includes any person who is for the
time being entitled, either as owner or
agent for the owner, to the possession of
any goods,".
3. Section 12 of the Principal Ordinance is
Repeal and hereby repealed and in place thereof the following
replacement
of section 12 shall have effect:-
of tho
Principal
Ordinance. "Administra- 12. (1) It shall be lawful for
ty in Council the Administrator in Council from time
granting of to time by regulation to direct on what
drawbacks. gods a drawback of the whole or any
part of the duties paid on the importa-
tion thereof may be granted, and the
conditions under which such drawback
shall be allowed.
(2) Any Regulations made under
subsection (1) of this section whereby
provision is made for granting a draw-
back of the duties paid otherwise
than on the exportation or shipment as
stn'res of any goods shall not have any
force or effect until they have been
approved by the Legislative Council
and published in the Gazette.
No. 9- of 1963. The Oustmns Dutes (Amendment) 5 VIRGIN
Ordinance, 1963. ISLANDS.
Peralty for 12G. If any goods for which
not exporting. bond is required under section 12E of
this Ordinance after being entered and
put on board an aircraft or ship shall
be used otherwise than as stores (if so
entered) or shall not be duly exported
to and discharged at the declared desti-
nation (such goods not having been
discharged in the Colony with the
permission of the Collector of Customs)
or otherwise accounted for to the
satisfaction of the Collector of Customs,
the same shall be forfeited: and the
Master of the aircraft or ship in which
such goods shall have been put, shall
incur a penalty of three hundred dol-
lars in the currency of the United
States of America, or treble the value
of such goods at the election of the
Collector of Customs.
Drawback on 12H. Where it is proved td the
goods lost. satisfaction of the Collector of Customs
that any goods after being duly put on
board an aircraft or ship for exportation
or use as stores have, either before or
after exportation, been destroyed by
accident on board such aircraft or ship,
any drawback or allowance payable on
the goods shall be payable in the same
manner as if the goods had been actu-
ally exported or used as stores.
Drawback on 121. Where it is proved to Ithe
goods aban- satisfaction of the Collector of Customs
doned.
doned. that any goods after being duly put on
board an aircraft or ship for exporta-
tion or use as stores have been materi-
ally damaged on board such aircraft or
ship, any drawback or allowance pay-
able in respect of the goods shall if
they are with the consent of the Collec-
tor of Customs discharged in the
'Colony and abandoned to the Govern-
ment, be payable as if the goods had
November 28, 1963] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE 27
THOMAS ST
E. B. Morgan
POPESHEAD ST.
Alex Grant
Maria Tittle
Henrietta Tobias
MARKET ST.
Anthony Michael
Maurice Michael
Gwendolyn Simon
Joseph John
Leslia A. Thompson
HOOD ST.
Brunella Benjamin (2)
Joshua Thomas
Dennis Edwards
DRAKE ST.
James Martin
MITCHEL MICHAEL AVE.
Sarah Williams
Agatha L. Jarvis
FORT ROAD
Raymond Chaia
Arthur Roberts
Gwendolyn Simon
Alex. Jestine Jardine
Una Challengor
Gwendlolyn George
Cecil Kendall
Pearlina Hutchinson
C. H. O'Marde
E. L. Thomas
Ernie Romeo
Edna May Hurst
W. T. Parker
Basil Peters
Kenrick Merrick
Hartfield Harris
J. Knight
Bento A & Locker C. L.
Adonis Swift
Samuel Destin
C. A. Williams
S. A. Francis
Denzill Hill
George Matthew
Jos. Thomas (Mrs.)
Geo. 0. O'Flakarty
John Roberts
Sybil Aska
Harrison Jacobs
D. E. Morrissey
Nurse A. ,lames
W. B. Josiah
Norris Georges
A. E. Williams
Winifred James
W. Southwell
John Isaac
Charles Salmon
Donald Christian
MARKET ST.
Henrietta Niles
Josiah Samuel
Thomas Pelle
Richard Lake
MICHAEL'S MOUNT
Maurice Michael
GRAYS FARM RD.
Clarence Christian
Gladys B. Wynter
LONG ST.
J. Hill
Emanuel Gomes
Gertrude Gomes
ST. MARY'S ST.
Ernest G. Maginley
David Daniel
REDCLIFFE ST.
Lowen Benjamin
Marie Eliza Watt
NEVIS ST.
Joseph Edwards
Elma Potter
Studley Charles Elmes
Bertha Buckley
TANNER ST.
Hrs. of Lewis
Est. of F. 0. Harro
Emma Knowles
Hrs. of Barton
Est. of Charles Davis
Harry Murphy
Romeo & C. L. Van Potten
Joshua Henry
Hrs. of John Chambers
Eric Rup:ert Eugene Knowles
John Gomes
Richard Benjamin
J. A. N. Erown
SOUTH ST.
Trephena Joseph
CORN ALLEY
Est. of John Robbins
Percival Perry
Olive Taylor Nasamento
TEMPLE ST.
Constance Hill
CHURCH LANE
Wycliffe Broodie
John Webson
Randolph Michael
Catherine Solomon
Hrs. of Endora King
Winifred O'Garro
Hrs. of Edward King
Hrs. of Ronun-
Alex. Matthew
STAPLETON LANE
Noel S. B. C. Slack
ALL SAINTS ROAD
Rupert Hector
Ina Walling
George Farley
NEW ST. (2)
Elvena Edmund (2)
NEW ST. (1)
Alvan B. D. Edwards
RODNEY ST.
Thelma Camacho
Elvina Edmund
Richard Francis
Agatha John
John Crump
CROSS ST.
Hilson A. Mardoch
Cecil Davis
Caroline Henry
Gladys Walling
Joshua Thomas
0. St. A. Duke
EAST ST.
Clarence Johnson
PARHAM RD.
Keithly Hill
Victory Sports Club
Charles Reynolds
0. W. JACK
Registrar & Provost Marshal.
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 6th November, 1963.
American Cigarette Company
(Overseas) Limited of 43 Juta Street,
Braamfontein, Johannesburg, Trans-
vaal, Republic of South Africa have
applied for Registration of one Trade
Mark consisting of the following:-
in Class 45 that is to say, tobacco
whether manufactured or unmanu-
factured.
The Applicants claim that they
have used the said Trade Mark in
respect of the said goods since July
1961.
Any person may within three
months from the date of the first
appeuaance of this Advertisement in
the Antigua, montserrat & Virgin
Islands Gazette give notice in dupli-
cate at the Trade Marks Office,
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.
0. W. JACK.
Registrar of Trade Marks.
298 THE ANTI'GJA, TIONMTi'ERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [November 28, 1963.
The Registration of United
Kingdom Patents Act, 19 2 5.
NO ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Union Jarbide Corporation of 270
Pirk Avenue, New York 17, New
York U.S.A. have applied for regis-
tration in Antigua of United Kingdom
Patent No. 841141 dated the 8th day
of Aigust 1956, and issued on the
2nd d(.yof November, 1963, and have
filhd ot the Registrar's Office at the
Court House, St. John's, Antigua, a
compete copy of the specifications
and the Certificate of th, Comptroller
General or the United Kin g d om
Patent giving full particulars of this
patent which Avil be open to public
inspection at the said office at any
time between the hours of 9.00 a.m.
and 3 30 p.m. on working days except
Saturday when the hours will be
from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.
Any person maywithin two
months from the date of this
advertisement give notice to the
Registrar of opposition to the issue of
a Certificate of registration upon any
of the grounds prescribed in Section
10 of the Patents Act, 1906 for
opposition to the grant of Letters
Patent.
Dated the 7th day of November,
1963.
0. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.
Tenders are invited for the supply
of the undermentioned items to be
delivered to Government Institutions
in Antigua for the half-year ending
30th June, 1964.
2. All tenders muit be addressed to
the Administrative Secretary, Minis-
try of Social Services in sealed
envelopes marked Tenders for the
supply of Groceries, etc." and de-
livered at the Administration Build-
ing not later than 7th December, 1963.
3. Tenders should state quality
and brand of commodities.
4. Government does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any
tender.
GROCERIES.
Rice (various grades)
Flour (various grades)
Meal
Butter (5 lb and 1 lb tins)
Cheese (5 lb and 12 oz. tins or
boxes)
Fish-salted
Milk-tinned
Sugar
Edible Oil (local and imported)
Fruits-tinned (small, medium
and large cases)
Meat-salted, pickled, tinned,
smoked and cured,
Lard (Buckets of 25 lbs, 5 lbs.
tins)
Margarine (5 lbs and 1 lb tins).
VEGETABLES IMPORTED.
Onions
Potato s
LAUNDRY REQUIREMENTS
Arrowroot or starch
Soap
Blue
Soda
OTHERS
Brtadi
Poultry
Meat-fresh
Milk-fresh
Kerosene Oil
Cooking Gas.
Administration Building,
St. John's,
Antigua.
12th November, 1963.
Ref. No. S.S. 41/36.
TENDER.
Tenders are hereby invited for the
transport by motor-car of public
officers travelling on duty for the
year ending 31st December, 1964.
2. Such tenders should be in the
respect of single journey from the
place where the public officer enters
the car to the place at which he leaves
it (i.e. so much a mile for the single
journey) and charge for waiting, if
any, should be stated. Provided
that where the offieoor enters or leaves
the car outside the city limits a
charge may be made for the distance
between the point and St. Johns.
3. Government will not be pre-
cluded from the hiring seats for
public officers in Public service
vehicles which would otherwise be
proceeding to the officer's destination
where htis will result in any economy
e.g. for customs officers going to
Coolidge Airfield on duty in a car
hired or used by the Airline Agents.
4. Government reserves the right
to hire or use cars, or seats in cars,
other than the contractor's cars, for
public officers proceeding on duties
connected with the Customs or
revenue.
5. Government does not bind it-
self to accept the lowest or any tender.
6. The contractor will be expected
to provide prompt and efficient ser-
vice and any agreement entered in to
with a contractor will be subject to
the following conditions:
(i) The Contractor shall when-
ever required furnish a car.
(ii) If due notice of the require-
ment of a car has been given and
failing any satisfactory explana-
tion the Contractor's car arrive
more than five minutes after the
required time, Government shall
have the right to deduct a penalty
not exceeding $2.40 from any of
the sums due and owing to the
Contractor.
(iii) In the event of the Contrac-
tor's car being more than 15 min-
utes later after the required time,
Government may cancel the con-
tract on giving the Contractor one
week's notice in writing.
(iv) Government shall also have
the right to tErminate the contract
on giving one week's notice in
writing if the service is generally
unreliable through repeated un-
punotuality, defective cars or other
cause.
7. The Tender should state the
number of cars to be at the disposal
of Government.
8. All tenders should be addressed
to the Acting Administrative Secre-
tary Ministry of Public Works vnd
Communications, in a sealed envelope
marked Tender for Official Trans-
port" and should be lodged at the
Administration Building not later
than 4 p.m. on Friday, 29th Novem-
ber, 1963.
Ag. Administrative Secretary,
Ministry of Public Works
and Communications.
Ref. No. A. 78/17--II.
TENDER.
Tenders are invited for the supply
of the undermentioned items to Gov-
ernment departments in Antigua, in
respect of the following periods:-
(a) 1/1/64-31112/64
(b) 1/1/64-:31/12/66
(o) 1/1/64-31/12/68.
Petrol
Diesel Oil
Lubricating Oil
All tenders must be addressed to
the Acting Administrative Secretary,
Public Works and Communications
in sealed envelopes marked Tenders
for the Supply of Petrol and Diesel
Oil and Lubricating Oil and deliver-
ed to the Administration Building
not later than 4.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
18th December, 1963.
Government does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any tender.
Administration Building,
St. John's, Antigua.
27th November, 1963.
Ref. No. A. 41/36-iii.
No. 9 of 1963 The Customs Duties (Amendment) 3 VIRGIN
Ordinance, 1963. ISLANDS.
(3) Notwithstanding anything
hereinbefore contained in this section
all drawbacks payable under any former
Act or Ordinance shall be paid or allow-
ed under this Ordinance until cancelled
by direction of the Administrator in
Council under this section.
Certification. 12A. Every sum of money
which shall be due upon any instru-
ment for the payment of money out of
the duties of customs shall be paid by
the Treasurer of the Colony on the said
instrument being certified by the Col-
lector of Customs.
Declaration 12B. The owner of any goods
gooders xport on which drawback is claimed shall
ed on draw- make and subscribe a declaration on the
back. aforesaid instrument that the conditions
under which drawback is allowed have
been fulfilled, and in the case of goods
exported or put on board an aircraft or
ship for use as stores, that such goods
have been actually exported or put on
board for use as stores, as the case may
be, and have not been returned and are
not intended to be returned to the
Colony and that such owner at the time
of entry of such goods was and conti-
nues to be entitled to the drawback
thereon.
Evidence of 12C. The Collector of Customs
disposal of may require the owner to produce satis-
goods. factory evidence of the landing or
disposal of any goods before certifying
any instrument.
Time limit 12D. No instrument for any
for payment, drawback shall be paid after the expira-
tion of one year or such further time
as the Administrator may allow from
the date of entry of any goods for
drawback, or, in the case of goods
exported or put on board an aircraft
or ship for use as stores, from the date
Mapoo Tree at the western side, near to which
a steel stake has been fixed in the ground, in an
easterly direction to a gut known as the Purcell
gut "; on the West by an imaginary line running
from the Mapoo Tree in a southerly direction to
a turpentine tree hereinafter referred to as the
Turpentine Tree" near to which a steel stake
has been fixed in the ground; on the South by
an imaginary line running from the Turpentine
Tree in an easterly direction to the Purcell gut;
and on the East by the Purcell gut.
(iv) All that area of land situate at Harrigan and
Long Bush in the island of Tortola and bounded
as follows:-
On the East by imaginary line running from a
concrete pillar (hereinafter referred to as the
Eastern Concrete Pillar ") at the northern side,
in a southerly direction to a gut known as the
Long Bush Gut thence to a sand box tree
near to which a concrete pillar with a steel stake
has been fixed in the ground; on the South by
an imaginary line running in a westerly direction
to a soursop tree near to which a concrete pillar is
affixed; thence in a west south-westerly direction
to a mango tree near to which a concrete pillar
with a steel stake is affixed in the ground; thence
in a westerly direction to a maimee tree at the
edge of the public road leading to Harrigan, at
which point a concrete pillar with a steel stake
has been affixed; thence in a north-westerly
direction to a concrete pillar with a steel stake,
(hereinafter referred to as the Western Concrete
Pillar "); on the West by an imaginary line
running from the Western Concrete Pillar in a
northerly direction to a concrete pillar (herein-
after referred to as the North-West Concrete
Pillar"); on the North by an imaginary line
running from the North-West Concrete Pillar in
an east south-easterly direction to a concrete
pillar, thence in a south-easterly direction to
niiotlier concrete pillar, thence in a north-easterly
direction to another concrete pillar with a steel
take ~t-ixed in the ground; thence in an east
south-easterly direction to the Eastern Concrete
Pillar.
create Pillar in a south-easterly direction to a
concrete pillar; thence in an easterly direction
to a concrete pillar, thence in a south-easterly
direction to a concrete pillar, thence in a south
south-easterly direction to a concrete pillar,
thence in a southerly direction to a concrete
pillar, thence in a south-westerly direction to a
concrete pillar; thence in a west south-westerly
direction to a concrete pillar; thence in a south-
westerly direction to a concrete pillar (hereinafter
referred to as the South-Western Concrete
Pillar"); on the South by an imaginary line
running from the South-Western Concrete Pillar
in an easterly direction to a concrete pillar (here-
inafter referred to as the South-Eastern Concrete
Pillar"); on the East by an imaginary line
running from the South-Eastern Concrete Pillar
in a north-easterly direction to a concrete pillar,
thence in an east north-easterly direction to
a Concrete pillar, thence in a north-easterly
direction to a concrete pillar, thence in a
northerly direction to a concrete pillar, thence in
a north north-westerly direction to a concrete
pillar; thence in a north-westerly direction to a
concrete pillar; thence in a westerly direction to
another concrete pillar, thence in a north-westerly
direction to the North-Eastern Concrete Pillar.
Printed at the Government Printing Office. Antigua, Leeward Tslands,
by ROBwRT LINDSAY. Government Printer.-By Authority.
1963.
r Price 13 cmpts.]
420-11.63.
5. AMATEUR LICENCES CHARGED ON POWER. The
licence fee and charges in respect of an Amateur Telecommuni-
cations Station shall be chargeable according to the power
allocated to the tratismitter at such station at the time of the
granting of a licence or of transfer to a higher power.
6. COMMENCEMENT. This Order shall come into force
on the 1st day of February, 1963.
Made by the Administrator in Council this 25th day of
January, 1963.
J. M. CLARKE,
Clerk of the Council.
SCHEDULE.
LICENCE FEES AND CHARGES
Annual Fee
1. For an Amateur Telecommunications Station Licence:-
Power.
Initial Charge. Transfer Charge.
(i) 1-10 watts ... $1.00 (U.S.)
(ii) 10-25 watts ... $2.00 (U.S.)
(iii) 25 watts-1 kilowatt $2.00 (U.S.)
$1.00 (U.S.)
$1.00 (U.S.)
$2.00 (U.S.)
$4.00 (U.S )
$5.00 (U.S.)
2. For a Telecommunications Broadcasting Station Licence:
(i) General
(ii) For Broadcasting a special event or series
of events
3. For an Aeronautical Telecommunications
Licence (Radio Telephone)
4. (i) For a Marine Telecommunications Operating
Licence. (A) General (Radio Telephone)
(ii) For a Marine Telecommunications Op, rating
Licence. (B) Restricted (Radio Telephone)
5. For a Ships Radio Communications Licence
6. For a Marine Radio Telegraph Operating Licence:
(i) First Class
(ii) Second Class
(iii) Special Class
7. Private Telecommunications Licence
$25.00 (U.S.)
$ 5.00 (U.S.)
$20.00 (U.S.)
$ 2.00 (U.S.)
$ 1.00 (U.S.)
$ 7.00 (U.S.)
$ 4.00 (U.S.)
$ 3.00 (U.S.)
$ 2.00 (U.S.)
$ 2.00 (U.S.)
Printed at the Government Printing Office. Antigua. Leeward Isla di.
by ROBERT LINDSAY, Government Printer-By Authority
1963.
120-11.63.
[Price 7 cents. ]
3. (1) Fees chargeable under Regulations shall be paid to
the Treasurer or to any officer authorised by him by the owner,
operator or agent of the aircraft.
(2) All such fees shall be paid into the Treasury in aid of
the general revenue of the Colony.
4. The Administrator may, in his discretion, exempt any
person from the payment either partially or wholly, of any of
the fees set out in Regulation 2 or in any case in which it is
expedient to do so or in which the payment of such fees would
cause undue hardship.
Dated this 28th day of February, 1963.
M. S. STAVELEY,
Administrator.
Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands,
by ROBERT LINDSAY, Government Printer.-By Authority.
1963.
420-11.63.
[Price 9oenis]
(v) All that area situate at Great Mountain and
Gordon in the island of Tortola and bounded as
follows:-
On the West by an imaginary line running from
a concrete pillar, (hereinafter referred to as the
Western Concrete Pillar ") at the southern side,
in a northerly direction to a soursop tree near to
which a concrete pillar with a stetd stake,
(hereinafter referred to as the Northern Concrete
Pillar ") has been affixed in the ground:
On the North by an imaginary line running from
the Northern Concrete Pillar in an easterly
direction to a concrete pillar, then in an east
south-easterly direction to a gigree tree near to
which a concrete pillar has been affixed in the
ground, then in a south-easterly direction to
another concrete pillar (hereinafter referred to as
the Eastern Concrete Pillar "); on the East by
an imaginary line running from the Eastern
Concrete Pillar in a southerly direction to a
bridge (hereinafter referred to as the Eastern
Bridge "'); on the South by the public road
leading from Huntums Gut to Great Mountain
running in a north-westerly direction to a con-
crete bridge (hereinafter referred to as the
Central Concrete Bridge "); thence from the
Central Concrete Bridge in southerly direction to
a spruce tree near to which a concrete pillar with a
steel stake has been affixed in the ground; thence
in a north-westerly direction to a concrete pillar
thence in a westerly direction to the Western
Concrete Pillar.
(vi) All that area of land situate tt Joes Hill, Albions
and Nibbs' Estate, Sea Cow Bay, in the island
of Tortola, British Virgin Islands, bounded as
follows:--
On the North by an imaginary line running from
a concrete pillar (hereinafter referred to as the
"North-Eastern Concrete Pillar ") at the eastern
side, in a westerly direction to another concrete
pillar (hereinafter referred to as the North-
Western Concrete Pillar"); on the West by an
imaginary line running from the Western Con-
VIRGIN ISLANDS.
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1963, No. 3.
THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS LICENCESS AND FEES) ORDER,
1963, DATED JANUARY 25, 1963, MADE BY THE ADMINIS-
TRATOR IN COUNCIL BY VIRTUE OF SECTION 6 OF THE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT, 1949 (No. 13/1949) AS
AMENDED.
1. CITATION. This Order may be cited as the Telecom-
munications (Licences and Fees) Order, 1963.
2. INTERPRETATION. In this Order-
initial charge means the fee chargeable, in addition to
the annual licence fee and the transfer charge, in
respect of a station when licensed for the first time;
"licence means a licence granted under section 6 of the
Telecommunications Act, 1949;
"transfer charge" means the additional fee chargeable
when the power of the transmitter at a station is
increased beyond the maximum of the category
within which it was originally licensed;
(U.S.) means in the currency of the United States of
America.
3. PERIOD AND EXPIRATION OF LICENCES. Applications
for licences and renewals thereof shall be made in the month of
February in each year and every such licence or renewal shall
expire on the 31st day of January in the year next succeeding
that in which it was taken out.
4. FEES FOR LICENCES. (1) There shall be paid to the
Treasurer for every licence and for every renewal thereof, as
the case may be, the fees and charges specified in the Schedule
to this Order.
(2) If a licence is taken out not more than six months
before the 31st day of January next succeeding one-half only
of the appropriate fee specified in the said Schedule shall be
payable.
VIRGIN 4 The Customr Duties (Amendment)
ISLANDS. Ordinance, 1963.
Bond to bo
given in cir-
uumstances.
Offences
relating to
bonded goods.
No. 9 ot 1963.
of putting the same on board the
exporting or using aircraft or ship.
12E. Before any warehoused
goods, or goods entitled to any draw-
back on being put on board an aircraft
or ship for use as stores or for expor-
tation, or goods exportable only under
particular rules, regulations or restric-
tions, or goods liable to duties of
customs intended for transfer from an
importing to an exporting aircraft or
ship shall be permitted to be entered
for use as stores, or for exportation or
for transfer as aforesaid, the exporter
shall give such security by bond as the
Collector of Customs may require that
such goods shall be duly put on board
the aircraft or ship for which the same
are entered and shall be used as stores
(if so entered) or else exported to and
discharged at the place for which they
are entered within such time as the
Collector of Customs may deem reason-
able, or be otherwise accounted for to
his satisfaction.
12F. If any goods for which
bond is required under section 12E of
this Ordinance shall on examination by
the Collector of Customs be found not
to agree with the entered particulars
thereof, or being goods on which draw-
back shall be claimed or allowed shall
be found to be goods not entitled to
drrwback, all such goods shall be
forfeited; and the exporter of such
goods shall in every such case incur a
penalty of three hundred dollars in the
currency of the United States of
America, or treble the amount of the
value of such goods, at the election of
the Collector of Customs.
Western Mango Tree in a southerly direction to a
torch tree, near to which a steel stake has been
fixed in the ground, thence in an easterly
direction to 'a concrete pillar, thence in a
southerly direction to another concrete pillar
hereinafter referred to as the Southern Concrete
Pillar" on the South by an imaginary line
running from a mango tree hereinafter referred
to as the South-Eastern Mango Tree" at the
eastern side, near to which a steel stake has been
fixed in the ground, in a westerly direction to the
direction to the Southern Concrete Pillar; and on
the East by an imaginary line running from
the Northern Concrete Pillar in a southerly
direction to a mapoo tree, near to which a steel
stake has been fixed in ground, thence in a
south-easterly direction to another mapoo tree,
near to which a steel stake has been fixed in the
ground, thence to the Southern Mango Tree.
(ii) All that area of land situate at Belle Vue in
the island of Tortola known as Morning Rose
Spring" and bounded as follows:-
On the North by an imaginary line running from
a pear tree hereinafter referred to as the Pear
Tree at the western side, near to which a steel
stake has been fixed in ground, in an easterly
direction to a mapoo tree hereinafter referred to
as the Mapoo Tree ", near to which a steel stake
has been fixed in the ground; on the West by
an imaginary line running from the Pear Tree
in a southerly direction to a mastwood tree
hereinafter referred to as the Mastwood Tree ",
near to which a steel stake has been fixed in the
ground: on the South by an imaginary line
running from a fiddle wood tree hereinafter
referred to as the Fiddle Wood Tree" at the
eastern side, near to which a steel stake has been
fixed in the ground, in a westerly direction to
the Mastwood Tree; and on the East by an imagin-
ary line running from the Mapoo Tree in a
southerly direction to the Fiddle Wood Tree.
(iii) All that area of land situate at Purcell in the
island of Tortola and hounded as follows:-
On the North by an imaginary line running from
a mapoo tree hereinafter referred to as the
VIRGIN ISLANDS.
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1963, No. 7.
THE COLONIAL AIR NAVIGATION (USE OF GOVERNMENT AERO-
DROMES) NOTIFICATION, 1963, DATED 28TH FEBRUARY,
1963 MADE BY THE ADMINISTRATOR IN PURSUANCE OF THE
POWERS CONFERRED UPON HIM BY ARTICLE 60 OF THE
COLONIAL AIR NAVIGATION ORDER, 1961 (IMPERIAL) AND
ALL OTHER POWERS ENABLING HIM IN THAT BEHALF.
1. CITATION. This Notification may be cited as the
Colonial Air Navigation (Use of Government Aerodromes)
Notification, 1963.
2. NOTIFICATION OF AERODROMES. In accordance with
the provisions of Article 60 of the Colonial Air Navigation
Order, 1961 (Imperial), His Honour the Administrator has
been pleased to notify that the Government Aerodromes known
as Beef Island Airfield or Airport, Road Harbour and Soper's
Hole in the Colony are available for use as places for landing or
departure of civil aircraft on payment of the fees set out in the
Regulations in the Schedule hereto and subject to the condition
contained in this Notification.
3. LIABILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE. The said Govern-
ment Aerodromes are made available for use by civil aircraft on
the express condition that such use is entirely at the risk of the
registered owner of the aircraft concerned and that the Govern-
ment shall not be responsible for loss or damage resulting from
the use of the said Government merodromes or their accessory
facilities through act of God, war, civil commotion, riot, looting,
explosion, failure of machinery or plant, negligence, fire or any
other cause whatsoever.
4. REVOCATION. The Colonial Air Navigation (Use of
Government Aerodromes) Notification, 1958 (S. R. & 0. 1958,
No. 1) is hereby revoked.
5. COMMENCEMENT. This Notification shall come into
operation on the 1st day of March, 1963.
6 The Customs Du,,ie; (Amendment)
Ordinune, 1963.
No. 9 of 1963.
been actually exported or used as
stores."
M. S. STAVELEY,
President.
Passed the Legislative Council this 28th day
of May, 1963.
M. FLAX,
Acting Clerk of the Council.
Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands.
By ROBERT LINDBAY, Government Printer.-By Authority.
1963.
VIRGIN
ISLANDS.
420-11.63.
[Price 15 center]
THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 299
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 4th October, 1963.
Sullana A. G. of Sihlquai 226/268, Zurich 5, Switzerland, have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark
.consisting of the following:-
in Class 45 in respect of cigarettes," tobacco and cigars
The Applicants claim that they have not used the said Trade Mark in respect of the said goods before the date of
their said Application. : ,; .
Any person may within three months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertisement in the Antigua,
Montserrat, & Virgin Islands Gasette, give notice in duplicate at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of opposition to
registration of the said Trade Mark.
0. W. JACK,
Registrar of Trade Marks.
November 28, 1963.]
2' 6 THE ANTIGUA MONTHS F il;AT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.
PROVOST MARSHALL'S OFFICE
ANTIGUA.
GTH NOVEMBER, 1963.
NO 'ICE IS HIEREBY GIVEN that
there will be sold on the various
premises in the City of Saint John
hereafter named on Thursday 12th
December, 1963 at 12 o'clock noon,
th1 lands and tenements belonging
to the persons whose names are set
out hereunder, the said premises
haviun been levied upon to satisfy
the iy R! ,- due thereon for the
year 1963.
HAMILTON LAND.
Alphonso Hamilton (15)
David Anthony
Simon David Anthony
Est. of Charles (2)
Thomas Anthony
Dennis Alfred Henry
Ursula Matthew
Gwendolyn Simon
BENNETTE ST.
Alphonso Hamilton (2)
Oscar Gilead
Kenneth Henry
Est. of Charles Este (5)
Nixon Crossby
ATHILL ST.
Isaline Irish & Campbell Thomas
Elizabeth Clazton
George Benjamin
Ruth Scotland
Raphael Etinoff
Mary Me Master
Edmond John
Sarah Mason
ALFRED PETERS ST.
Christiana John
Gwendolyn Hunte
Gwendolyn Simon (3)
Alphonso Hamilton
Samuel Challenger
Henry Edwards
Vincent Simon
Christopher Francis (2)
Pearl Hutchinson
Phyllis De Silva
Montaque Richards
John Henry
CHRISTOPHER ST.
George Mercier
Sarah Anthony
Est. of Charles Eate. (2)
PIGOTT ST.
Est. of Charles Este. (5)
Dorris Floyd
Edith Thomas
BELL ST.
Raymond Isaac
Eliza Jeffrey
Gwendolyn Simon (2)
HAND ST.
Gwendolyn Simon (2)
Iola Bryant
Zachariah Merchant
Matthew Whyte
Pearl Hutchinson
BRYSON ST.
Charlotte Tobitt
Roland Henry
Clarence Joseph
ST. GEORGES ST.
Teklfor,! Vin ter (2)
Eit. ,f Clihtrh s Davis
Wiliin Pirkr i2)
Mary We! I:,
Doris ,:i! n,
DI1UlCKENSON BAY ST.
George Jas. Samuel
Sarah Steward
,mn. ,!i Simon
Kenneth Murdoch (2)
Walter Christian
Alfred 0. Wallace
Lloyd Ernest White
Authnr James
Jes. Hawkins Mary Henry
C. B. A. Watt
George Williams
Neville Bridges
Ickford Winter (3)
Mary Richardson
BISHOPGATE ST.
Hrs. of J. Cephas
D. Vann
Selina Billinghurst
James Mapp
Angelina M. Pinder
James B. Hart
Dorsett Coull
Josephine Edwards
Mary Elizabeth Pratt
James John
Samuel Sewer
Hrs. of Albert Barnard
Hrs. of Daniel
Theo. Christopher
Sophia Francis
Ursula Matthew
ST. GEORGES ST.
Victoria James
Edward Lloyd
Alberta Phillip
Isabella Davis
Elis Edward
Est. of Sarah Henry
ST. JOHN ST.
Igal Winter
Gatson G. Jehilman
Cecilia Christian
Est. of Rebecca Christian
Ivy Dench
Samuel Henry
S. T. Christian
Francis James
Ann Martin
Mildred Swift
Edmund Chambers
Charles Isaac
Rachael James
Alice Adams
Margaret Ruby Punter
Nathaniel James
Francis Samuel
Audrey Roberts
Edmund James (2)
Percival Pryce (2)
George H. Joseph
NORTH ST.
Est. o i Il niy Carlisle
Louisa Hemiper (2)
Mary Snimulo-1
Hrs. o01 Daniel
Est. of S.`-Iia Francis
Florence Henry
Alfred Hunte
Cecilie Ed w'irds
Ann DI.poe t-
Ernest tiL ad
Hrs. of JUliet Bonnier
Virgitiio *- ph
John Sebastian
Titus Simon
Josephine Pigott
M. S. Osboorne
NEWGATE ST.
Samuel A. Joseph
Hrs. of Tully L. A. Ritchie
Josiah Title
Helena Thompson
Est. of Adriana Thibou
WAPPING ST.
Ernest Martin
Nicholas Fuller (4)
Samuel Destin
I. E. A. Barnes
THE POINT
Eileen J. P. Reynolds (6)
Robert Tonge
Hrs. of Joseph Samuel
Igal Winter
Charles & Dora Jacobs
J. Matthew Blake
NEWGATE LANE
Hrs. of Willock
BANK ALLEY
Thomas Augustine
Est. of Sarah James
HAWKINS ST.
Sarah Luke
Alberta Parker
Delores Jarvis
Francis Stevens
Amelia Lawrence
John L. Joseph
Alma Thibou
Mary Veronica Lewis
Theo. Mannix
Caroline Gonsalves
MARINER'S LANE
Ebenezer Christopher
Irene Walker
Martha Finch
Caroline Ireland
WILKENSON ST
Est. of J. R. Samuel
Joseph Antonio
Miriam Farrell
Neville Bridges
Est. of Joe. Reynolds
Norris Destin
WAPPING LANE
J. A. N. Browne
Samuel Laviscount
Igal Winter
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