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Appointment of Chief Justice
of the Windward Islands
and Leeward Islands.

The Secretary of State for the
Colonies in pursuance of the provi-
sions under Section 4(1) of the Wind-
ward and Leeward Islands (Courts)
Order in Council. 1959, as amended
by Tue West Indies (Dissolution and
Interim Commissioner) Order in
Council, 1962. has appointed Mr.
Justice FRANK I. FIELD to the
office of Chief Justice of thea Wind-
ward and Leeward Islands with effect
from 2nd December, 1963.

Government House,
St. John’s,
Antigua,
Ref, No. A.C. 43/1-1IT.
15th January, 1964.

Press Release.

With reference to Press Release
dated 19th July. 1963, Ref. F.P.31/
326—II it is notified for genera] in-
formuiion that Mr. B. C. GOODWIN
has been appoin'ed to serve as Chair-
man of the Casino Committee in place
of Hon. McC. GEORGE.

Chief Minister's Office,
Administration Building,
St. Fohn’s,
Antigua.
16th January, 1964.
Ref. F.P. 31/326—IT

At the Sixteenth Oils and Fats
Conference held in Barbados in
Februzry, 1963, it was agreed that
there should be a new Oils and Fats
Agreement for a period of three
years from 1st February, 1963 to 31st
January, 1966, and that thix new
Agreement should operate broadly
along the same lines as the Oils and
Fats Avreement of loth January,

1960.
The object of the Agreement is:—

(i) to uphold and encourage the
extension of the coconut indus-
try in the Arena by providing
means whereby «a reasonably
renumerative and stable return
may be received by all growers
of coconuts having regard to the
world price of copra — this
objective being deemed to have
been achieved when all the copra

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and raw oil produced is being
consumed within the area at a
price satisfactory to growers and
consumers slike:

(ii) to encourage in the Ares the
manufacture of oils and fats, and
thereby to assist in the develop-
ment of second:ry industries to
meet the needs and to raise the
living standards of the rapidly
increasing populations;

(iii) in order to achieve the two
abovementioned objectives, to
rectiate trade in oils and fats
between the territories within
the Area and between the Area
and other countries,

Since the last Conference, two
Governments have withdrawn from
the Agreement, namely, St. Kitts and
Montserrat, The present participants
are — Trinidad & Tobago, British
Guiana, Barbados, Grenada, St. Vin-
cent, St. Lucia and Dominica.

It was agreed at the Common
Services Conference held in Trinidad
in July 1962, that the fnnetions
formerly carried out by the Federal
Ministry of Trade and Industry in
relation to the Agreement should be
transferred to the Secretariat of the
Regional Council of Ministers, and a
Conference, which is expected to last
one to two daya, is heing convened to
commence at 9.30 a.m. on Thursday,
30th January. 1964, at “ Sherbourne”,
Two Mil» Hill, St. Michael, Barbados.

The names of delegates and advis-
ers will be announced later.

Among the items for discussion
will be the approval of the draft Oil
and Fats Agreement LY63--1966; the
Area export price of copra and oil for
1964, and consideration of the statis-
tics of the Area Oils and Fats Indus-
try.

KE. T. HENRY,
for Administruton’s Deputy.



CONFIRMATION OF ORDINANOES.

No. 6

The Secretary of State for the
Colonies has informed the Admin-
istrator that the power of disallow-
ance will not be exercised in respect
of the undermentioned Ordinance of
the Colony of the Virgin Islands —

THURSDAY, 23np JANUARY, 1964,



No. 5.

No. 14 of 1963, ° The Jury Act
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1963.”

Administrator's Office,
Roud Town,

Tortola, BVA.

10th January, 1964.



No. 7.
The following Ordinances and
Statutory Rules and Orders are

circulated with this Gazette and form
part th: reof:—

ORDINANCES.

Antigua,

No. 13 of 1963, *‘Vhe Petroleum
Industry (Hncouragement) (Amend-
ment No. 2) Ordinunee, 1963.”

2 py Price 7 cts,

No, 14 of 1963, “The Supreme
Court (Amendment) Ordinanee, 1963.”

2p Price 7 cts,

No. 15 of 1963, The Development
Loans (United Kingdom Government)
Ordinance, 1963.”

2 pp Price 7 cls.

No. 16 of 1962, ‘he Vehicles and
Road Traffic (Barbuda Amendment)
Ordinance, 1963.”

2 yp Price 7 cts.

No. 17 of 1963, Immigration and
Passport Act (Amendment) Ordinance,
1963.” 2pp Price 7 cts.

No. 18 of 1963, ‘‘The Vehicles and
Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordinance,
3 pp Price 9 cts.

Virgin Islands.
No, 2 of 1963, ‘The Nurses Regis-
tration Ordinance, 1963.”
9 pp Price 21 ets.
No. 8 of 1963, “The Dogs (Injury
to Persons, Cattle and Poultry)
Ordinance, 1963.”
3 pp Price 9 ets.

STATUTORY RULES & ORDERS.

Antigua.
No. 36 of 1963, ‘The Telephone
(Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations;
1963,” 5 pp Price 13 cts.

No. 37 of 1963, ‘*The Pensions
(Amendment) Regulations 1963.”
4 pp Price 11 cts.
No. 2 of 1964, The Betting and
Gaming (Control of Games) (Amend-
ment) Regulations. 1964.”
3 pp. Price 9 cts.

Virgin Islands
No. 9 of 1962, ** The Stumys Order,
1962.” 2 pp Price 7 ets.



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In the Supreme Oourt of the
Windward Islands and
Leeward Islands.

ANTIGUA CIRCUIT

ln Bankruptey:

Re WILLIAM JEFFREY of Briggins
Road in the parish of Saint John
in the Colony of Antigna Res-
taurant Keeper.

Receiving Order made: 15th

January, 1964.
Circuit of Court : Antigua
3rd May, 1963.

All debts dune to the Estate
should be paid to me,

O. W. JACK.
Offieial Receiver.

Date of Petition :

Note:

Address: Magistrate’s Office,
Magistrate’s Court,
Long Street,
St. John’s,
Antigua.

Dated the 16th day of January 1964.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS AcT, 1925.

NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Universal Oil Products Company
of 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,
Illinois, U.S.A. have applied for regis-
tration in Antigua of United Kingdom
Patent No. 917358 dated the lst day
of November, 1960, and issued on the
27th day of May, 1963, and have filed
at the Registrar’s Office at the Court
House, St. John’s, Antigna, a com-
plete copy of the specifications and
the Certificate of the Comptreler
Gencral of ths United Kingdom Pa-
tent giving full particulars of this
patent which will be open to public
inspection at the sad office at any
time between the hours of 9.00 a.m.
and 3.30 p.m. on working days
except Saturdays when the hours
will be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of ov position to the issue of a Certifi-
cate of registration upon any of the
grounds prescribed in Section 10 of
the Patents Act, 1906 for opposition
to the grant of L-tters Patent.

Dited the 2lst day of December,
1963.

O. W. JACK.
Peegisti ar of Trade Marks.

Hegistrar’s Office,
Court House,

St. Johie’s Antigua.

THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT © VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATIUN OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Universal Oil Products Company
of 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,



Illinois, U.S.A. have applied fer
registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent No. 907667 dated

the 13th day of September, 1960. and
issued on the 30th day of January,
1968, and have filed atthe Kogistrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. Jolin’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the
specifications and the Certificate of
the Comptroller General of the
United Kingdom Patent giving full
particulars of this patent which will
be open to public inspection at the
said office at any time b-tween the
hours of 9.00 aa. and 3.30 p.m. on
working days except Saturdays when
the hours will be from 9.00 a.m. to
12.00 noon,

Any person may within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of opposition to the issue of a Certifi-
cate 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 21st day of December,
1963.

O. W. JACK.
Registrar of Trade Marks.

Registrar's Office,
Court House, -
St. John’s, Antigua.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Universal Oil Products Company
of 80 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,
Illinois, U.S AL have applied for
registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent Ne, 904732 dated
the 19th day of January, 1961, and
issued on the 17th day of December,
1962, and have filed at the Registrar's
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the
specifications and the Certificate of
the Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full parti-
culars of this patent which will be
open to publics 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 Saturdays when the
hours will be from 9.09 a.m. to 12.00
noon.

Any person may within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of opposition to the issue of a Certifi-
cate of registration upon any of the
grounds prescribed in Section 10 of
the Patents Act, 1906 for opposition
to the grant of Letters Patent.

23, 1. G64

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(January

Dated the 21st day of December,
1963.

O. W. Jack,
Registrar of Trade Marke.

Registrar's Office,
Court House,
St. Johivs, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that Universi Oi] Produets Company
of 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,
Illinois, U.S.A. have applied for regis-
tration in Antiguaof United Kingdom
Patent No. 576462 dated the 2nd day
of February, 1960, and issued on the
27th day of December. 1961, and
have filed at the Registrar’s Office at
the Court House, St. John’s, Antigua,
a complete copy of the specifications
and the Certificate of the Com troller
General of the Uniled Kingdon
Patent giving full particulars of this
patent which will be open to public
inspection atthe said offic. at any
time between the hours of 9.00 vam.
and 3.30 p.m. on working aay except
Saturdays when the hours will be
from 9.00 am. to 12.00 noon,

Any person my within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of Opposition to the issue of a Certifi-
cate 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 21st day of December,
1963.
O. W. Jack,
Registrar of Trade Marks.

Registrar's Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.
THR REGISTRATION OF UNITED
IXINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, [llinois, U.S.A. have
applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 863539
dated the 12th day of October, 1959,
und issued on the 12th day of July,
1961, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full particn-
lars of this patent which will be open
to public inspection at the said office
at any time hetween the hours of 9.00
a.m, and 3.30 p.m. on working daya
except Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.



January 23, 1964. ]

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patentea
Act, 1906 for oppo-ition to the grant
of Letters Patens.

Dated the 21st das
1963.

of December,

O, W. Jack,
Registrar of Fatents.

Registrars Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua,

‘THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS Act, 1925.

Ste

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U.S.A. have
applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom vatent No. 879687
dated the 3rd day of July 1959, and
issued on the 31st day of January,
1962, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent viving full particn-
lars of this patent which will be cpen
to public inspection at the said office
at any time between the Lours of 9.00
a.m. and 3.30 p.m. on working days
except Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section LO of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st day of December,
1963.
O. W. JACK
Registrar of Patents.

Regisirar’s Office
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PaTENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plains, Wlinois, U.S.A. have ap-
plied for revistration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 849875
dated the 13th day of March 1959, and
issued on the 18th day of January,
1961, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office, at the Conrt House, St. John’s,
Antigna, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United

THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZEITE.

Kingdom Patent giving full partien-
lars of this patent whieh will be open
to pudlic inspection at the said office
at any tirne between the hours of 9,00
azo. and 3.30 pam. on working days
excep: Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon,

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion tothe issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
preseribedin Section LO of th» Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st day of
1963.

December,

O. W. JACK.
Registrar of Patents.

Reyiatrar’s Office,

Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PaTENts ACT, 1925,





NOT EIS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U.S.A. have ap-
plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No, 917469
dated the 13th day of February, 1961,
and issued on the 27th day of May,
1963, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Offica at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full particu-
lars of this patent which will 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 Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opvosi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration anon any of the grounds
preseribed in S. ction 10 of the Patents
Act. 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st day of December,
1963.
O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patenta,

Registrar's Office,
Nourt House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS Act, 1925,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines. Illinois. U.S.A. have ape
plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 876702

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dated the 23rd day of June 1960, and
issued on the 27th day of Dceember,
L961, and have filed at the Revistrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full particu-
lars of this patent which will 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 Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
prascribed in Section 10 of the Patenta
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st dav of December,
1963.

0. W. JAcK,
Registiar of Patents,

Reyistrar’s Office,
Court House,
St. Johiws, Antigua.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE.
ANTIGCA 17th December, 1963.

AMERICAN CICARETTE COM-
PANY (OVERSEAS) LIMITED of 43
Juta Srreet, Braamfontein, Johannes-
burg, Tranavaal, Republic of South
Africa have upplied for Registration
of one Trade Mark consisting of the
following ;—



in Class 45, thut is to say, all goods
included in Class 45

The Applicants claim that they have
not used the said Trades Mark in re-
spect of the said goods before the date
of their said Application.

Any person may within three
months from the date of the first ap-
pearance of this Advertisement in the
Antigua, Montserrat. & Virgin Is-
lands Gazette give notice in duplicate
at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua of
opposition to registration of the said
Trade Mark.

O. W. Jack.
Registrar of Trade Marks.



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Vacancy Notice.

Applications are invited for appoint-
ment to the post of Master, Chief
Petty Officer, Leper Home, Medical
Departient.

Appointment:

The post is peusionable and is
subject to three years proba-
tion. The officer will be subject
to Volomiai Regulations and to
Statutory Ruics and Orders and
General Orders in force in the
Colony from time to time. The
appointment will be subject to
physical fitness.

“The salary of the post is in scale
$1920x96-2304.

Duties of the Post:

‘The Master shall reside at the
home in quarters provided, and
have full charge during the ab-
sence of the Medical Officer
(Institution). He shall have
control of the matron, male and
female staff of the institution,
and shall report to the Medical
Officer (Institution) any breach
of the rules. He shall wear
uniform when on duty. He
shall report immediately to the
Medical Officer (Institution)
any illness of any inmate and
see shall that all instructions
for medical treatment of the
sick inmates are carried out.
He shall report immediately to
the M. O. (I) any death, and
make all arrangerents for the
burial of the dead iniate.

He shall be responsible for all
stores, clothing, and the like,
and for all deficiencies in the
syaine. He shallregularly
superintend the issue of food,
and shall take care that it is
wh lesome and good and in
accordance with the prescribed
dietary scale.

He shall endeavour to promote
economy and prevent waste,
He shall be responsible for the
earrring ont of the instructions
of the M.O. (1) regarding the
sanitation of the Home He
shall keep the accounts of the
Home and the following books:
The Register of Inmates, the
Daily Journal; the Storebook
(provisions) the Storebook
(other stores; the Visitor's
Bok. He shall make out all
vouchers and J. P. O’s in con-
nection with the Home. He
will have the control und care
of the generating plant.

He will pay the staff, and draw
the money for that purpose.

Leave:
Vecation leave will be granted

at the rate of 36 culender days
per year.

Quarters:
Free quarters and food are

provided.

Tilk ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN [ISLANDS GAZETTE,

Applications giving full particulars
and accompanied bythi ee recent testi-
monials should be submitted, in
triplicate, to the Senior Mrdical Off-
cer, Medical Department, not later
than 15th January, 1964.

Administration Building,
St. John’s,

VACANCY NOTICKE

Applications are invitnd = for ap-
pointment to the post of Matron,
Charge Nurse, Leper Home, Medical
Department.

Appointm :nt:
The post is pensionable and is
subject to three years proba-
tion. The Otticer will be sub-
ject to Colonial Regulations
and Statutory Rules and Or-
ders and General Orders in
force in the Colony from time
to time. The appointment will
be subject to physical fitness.

Salary:
The Salary of the post is in the
scale $2088x96-2280-/2400x 120
-252(.

Duties of Post:

She shall reside at the Home.
She shall attend to the inmates
in Accordance with the in-
structions of the Medical Offi-
cer (Institutions). She shall
have the nursing care of the
inmates of the Home. She
will be in charge of the female
stuff of the Home, and see that
they discharge their duties
satisfactorily. She will Super-
vise the cooking and serving fo
the food forthe inmates and
staff. She shall be responsible
for all the stores issued to her
by the Master. When on duty
she shall wear uniform. when
the master is absent from the
institution she will be in
charge of the Home.

Qualifications:
The candidate must be a quali-
fied nurse.

Leave:
Vacation leave will be granted
at the rate of 36 oalender days
per year.

Quarters:
Free quarters and food are pro-
vided.

Quarters:
Applications siving fll parti-
culars and ‘ccompanied by
three rece cestimonials
should be submitted, in tripli-
cate, to the Senior Medical
Officer, M+«dieal Department,
not later than 15th January,
1964,

Administration Building,

St. John’s, Antigua,

[January 23, 1904.
NOTICE TO IMPORTERS.

Goods which have not been removed
from the Quven’s Warehouse within
three months will be sold’ by Public
Auction at Customs Wharf, St. Mary’s
Street, on Thursday 30th January,
1964, at 2.30 p.m.

Importers who have passed war-
ravts on any of the items listed for
sale are asked to remove thm before
the day of the sale.

Copies of the list of goods for sale
ean be seeu atthe Queen’s Warehouse,
the Bonded Warehouse at the Point
and the Customs Building.

KARL O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Customs.
14/1/04,

The Trade and Revenue
Ordinance No. 8 of 1900.

Under the provisions of Section 48
of this Ordinance the contiscated
goods described below will be sold
by Public Auction at the Customs
Wharf, St. Mary’s Street on Thursday
23rd January, 1964, at 2.30 p.m.

& eases Macaw Rum

4 cases Cockspur Rum
3 cases Malt

2 cas's Quinguina Wine
11 bottles Bito

18 Empty Demijohns,

KARL O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Customs.

Tender Notice.

Tenders are hereby invited for the
purchase of a Morris Oxford Pickup
A.G, 1373; of the Electricity Depart-
ment.

This Pickup may be inspected
daily, during working hours, ut the
Government Mechanical Workshop,
by appointment with the Director of
Public Works.

Tenders should be submitted in
sealed envelopes marked ‘Tenders
For Klectricity Morris Oxford Pick-
up” and should be addressed to the
Administrative Secretary, Ministry of
Public Works and Communications,
Administration Building, St. John’s,
and should reach his office not later
than 4 p.m. on 7th February, 1964.

Government does not bind itself to
accept the highest or any tender.

Ministry of Public Works and
Communications.

TENDER.

Tenders are invited for the making
of uniforms for Petty Officers for
the year 1964 as follows:—

In khaki drill for petty officers —

(a) tunic and trousers



January 23, 1964.| THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

(6) khaki shirts with short sleeves
and pocket on each breast with
flap to button

(c) khaki trousers

(d) khaki shorts

(e) khaki overalls

In blue serge and cotton duck for
boatmen —

(a) bluo serge jumper and trousers

(b) blue serge trousers

(c) cotton duck and

trousers

jumper

Quotations should also be made for
(a) blue denim overall

(b) blue denim trousers

(e) blue denim shirts

Government will supply the neces-
sary drill, serge duck, also badges
and official buttons for tunics. All
other materials are to ba supplied by
the the contractor. Prices are to
include the cost of affixing badges to
tanics or jumpers.

2. Tenders must be signed and
shouid be in sealed envelopes
addressed to His Honour the Adiin-
istrator and marked ** TENDER FOR
UNITFORMS”. Tenders should
reach this office by noon on Saturday,
25th January, 1964.

3. Government does not bind it-
self to accept the lowest or any
tender.

4. Ifthe delivery of uniforms is
delayed for a period exceeding four
weeks after the date of receipt of the



ae

ad
material or uniforms are unsatsi-
factorily tailored, Government

reserves the right to cancel the con-
tract on giving one week’s notice in
writing.

By Order,

O. W. FLAX,
Secretary to the Administralor.

Administration Building,
St. John's,
Antigua.
10th January, 1964.

RAINFALL FIGURES
Agrioultural Depariment,

Antigua.
Month. 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964
January 18th 3.01 1.65 6.67 4,02 1.48

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA 7th January, 19€4.

ROTHMAN’S OF PALL MALL EXPORT LIMITED of 65 Pall Mall, London, S. W. 1. England have
applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—.





Le

PALL MALL @&

ig

CYP FIMANS

ioe
ry

in Class 45 in respect of all goods included in Class 45





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 Gazette give notice in duplicate at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of
opposition to registration of the said Trade Mark.

VICTOR BROWN,

Acting Registrar of Trade Mark. .



Notice to Importers

In accordance with the Trade and Revenue Ordinanse 1900, as amended deposits which remain unclaimed
after a period of three months shall be paid into General Revenue us duty payable on goods for which deposit was

made.
The following deposits if not claimed by 3lst January, 1964, shall be Transferred to Revenne:—
1963

Date Importer Article Amount
Oct. 5 Nicholas Fuller 1 crate ice cube maker 235.00
8 Caribbean Beach Club 9 ctns kitchen ware 202.00
10 Geo. W. B. Bryson 1 bag iron clamp 47.00
11 Mill Reef Club 1 ofs elec. equipment 26.00
15 Jos. Pharmacy 1 pkg. medicine 19.00
17 Geo. W. B. Bryson 12 pkgs. accessories 32.00
18 Richard Hackshaw Samples 21.00
23 Carl Meyer 1 c/s alum. channels 59.00
do 2 ctns flash doors 126.00
Geo. W. B. Bryson 10 bales paper bags 24.00
25 Caribbean Beach Club 1 pkg. racks 65.00
Geo. W. B. Bryson 1 crate machine 70.00
26 H. C. Mallalieu 1 o/s compressor 14.00
Peter Deeth 1 pkg. motor parts 60.00
$1000.00

E. O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Customs.



26 THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRRT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE = [January 23, 1964.

REPORT OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ON THE
ACOOUTS OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF CURRENCY, BRITISH CARIBBEAN
TERRITORIES (EASTERN GROUP) FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31ST DECEMBER. 1°62.

INCOME ACCOUNT

Expenditure incurred during the year was within the original and supplementary allocations

approved by the Board,
CURRENCY FUND

2. At 3st December, 1962 the balance of the Fund -vas $115,139,769.66, of which the portion
held in liquor form was $22,272,256.12 representing approximately 19.29 per centum of the Fund
balance.

3. Included in the balance of the Currency Fund at 31st December, 1963, was aun amount of
$42,000.00 representing the value of notes issued in exchange for soiled notes withdrawn but not yet
delivered to the Board. There was no outrizht transfer of cash or securities to the Fund in respect of
this issue which was made against securities valued $5,385,660.00 deposited with the Crown Agents by
Barclays Bank D.C.O. a3 a guarantee for such transactions, Therefore, the Board held a lien on these
securities to the value of $42,000.00 This value of securities under lien was also taken into account in
computing the amount transferred to the Fund from the Income Account under Article 4 (2) (¢) of the
Currency Agreement.

4. During 1968, the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, acting in accordance with
Article 3 (4) (6) of the Agreement, ratifiel a resolution of the Board to the effect that, from 1962
onwards, the liquidity ratio of the Currency Fund be not limited in view of the impending liquidation of
the Board. A ten per cent (107%) limit was fixed previously.

CURRENCY SURPLUS ACCOUNT

5. [Lt was pointed out at paragraphs 3 and 4 of my Report for the year 1961 that an amount of
$2,446,896.01 representing the balance in the Surplus Accouut for the year 1960 had been shared
among participating Governments during 1961 on the basis of a revised scale agreed upon by the Board
of Commissioners, acting under the proviso at Article 5 (2) of the Agreement. It was agreed that this
surp!us shouid have been allocated according to the scale applicable at 3ist December, 1960 and that
steps to adjust the position be taken 0. distribution of the surplus for the year 1961.

6. An overpayment of $36,703.44 in respect of the 1960 surplus was recovered from the
allocation of the 1961 surplus to the Government of British Guiana. This sum was credited to a
Buspense account. I[t is understood that further adjustments will be made on distribution of the
amounts due to other Governments.

7. The 1962 Accounts of the Board do not reflect the inoorrect allocation of the 1960 surplus
commented on in paragraph 5 above.

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
SEcorITLes IN kesPpece oF Loans to GOVERNMENTS PARTICLPATING {N THE CURRENCY AGREEMENT

8. With reference to paragraph 6 of the previous Audit Report, it has been explained that, in the
event of the establishment of a new currency authority in the territory, these securities are redeemable
by the Governments of the territories concerned at nominal or per value. Consequently, the nominal
values of these securities are included in the accounts. The securities held by the Board have been seen.

CASH AND SECURITIES WITH CROWN AGENTS

9. The Certificate of the Comptroller and Auditor General in respect of cash and securities held
by the Crown Agents at 31st December, 1962 has been seen.

AUDITED STATEMENTS FROM PARTICIPATING GOVERNMENTS

10. Audited statements of currency transactions during the year 1962 have been received from
all parccipating Governments except the Government of St. Kits. However, verification of the
transactioas relating to this territory has been effected with the Vault Book Returns received by the
Executive Commissioner.

Boaxns oF SurvVEY oF Currency Notes anp/or Corns

11. The following surveys required by Regulations 20 (3) of the Currency (Notes) Regulations,
1951, and 10 (3) of the Currency (Coin) Regulations, 1955, were not held during the year:
SUPPrise a. sais siccueihus spreianGeeen by aetna St. Lucia

Quarterly
(Second and Third Quarters)...... St. Lucia



January 23,1964.) THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETIL, 27

12. The Board which carried out the survey in Trinidad during the 2nd quarter of 1962 was not
properly constitued in that one of the members taking part in that survey was not specifically appointed
by tiie Governor in accordance with Regulation 20 (1) of the Currenoy (Notes) Regulations 1951.

13. Five surveys were held at St. Vincent during the year. However, none of these surveys was
in fact a surprise survey.

14. All Boards of Survey did not comply with Regulation 10 (4) of the Curreney (Coin) Regula-
tions 1955, as amended by paragraph 2 of the Currency (Coin) (Amendment) Regulations, 1960. In
instances where the contents of packages were not counted, the seals on all such packages were not
inspected by the relevant Board to ensure that they were intact. This matter was referred to at para-
graph 10 of my Report for the year 1961 and previously.

23rd November, 1963
M. V. Lre Sina,

cludtior General.



COMMENTS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMISSIONER ON THE REPORT OF TITE AUDITOR
GENERAL OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ON THE ACCOUNTS OF THE BOARD FOR
THE YEAR 1962.

1. Currency Sorrius Accounr: Paragraphs 5 and 6. The adjustment of the incorrect allo-
cation was made in 1963.

2. Boarps or Survey: Paragraphs 11 and 14. As pointed out in my cominents on previous
reports of the Auditor General-Boards of Survey are appointed by the Governor or Administrator of
each Territory participatiny in the Currency Agreement to examine stocks of currency held by the Board
of Commissioners of Currency in ench Territory, The Commissioners of Currency can therefore exercise
no control over the manner in which such surveys are effected. It has however been also pointed out in
previous years that it is not practicable to check the seals and denominations marked on each box of coin,
unless the contents of the coin, Vaults are removed and repacked at each survey, an operation which
would involve considerable time and expense, particularly at the Headquarters of the Board in Trinidad,
where test checks are effected at each survey. The decision as to whether such detailed check of each
box of coin is effected at each survey, however, rests entirely in the discretion of the Board making the
Survey over which as pointed out above the Commissioners of Currency have no control.

The attention of the Administrator of St. Lucia is being drawn to the remarks of the Auditor
‘General.

3. Paragraph 12. The attention of the Minister of Finance Trinidad and Tobago is being drawn
to the remarks of the Auditor General.

4. Paragraph 13. The Administrator of St. Vincent reported that a surprise survey was held in
that Territory on 28th December 1962. His attention is being drawn to the remarks of the Auditor
‘General.

L. SPENCE,
Executive Commissioner,
British Caribbean Currency Board.



28

To:

‘fo:

THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

Accounts of the Commissioners of Currency, British Caribbean Territories (Eastern Group) for the year 1962

IncomE Account

$ $
Personal Emolumeuts 167,961.43
Rental of Vaults 2,379.00
yw Offices 6,903.00

Rental of Incinerators at Trinidad

and British © uiana 240.00
Incidentals 2,586.31
Telephones 468.06
Postage & Telegrams— Headquarters 897.64
Furniture & Equipment— Area 556.28
Printing & Stationery—Headquarters = 1,003.15
Interterritorial transfers of notes & coins 10,826.64
Audit of Accounts—Area 1,870.00
Travelling & Subsistence expenses—

Commissioners 3,836.11
Barclays Bank D.C.0.—Agency Fees 6,240.00
Repatriation of U. K coins 1,376.94
Bioycle allowances--Messengers 55.50
Supplies of notes 302,469.88
Supplies of coins 98,409.49
Provident Fund 5,346.18
Extraordinary expenditure—

Leral expenses 9,288.02

Inoinerators at Barbados 1,150.00

Visit of Adviser from the Bank of

England 8,037.07 625,900.64

Amount transferred to the Currency
Fund (Articie 4 (2) (v) of the
Currency Agreement)

Amount transferred to the Currenoy
Surplus Account (Article 4 (3)
of the Currency agreement)

1,142,968.02

4,049.767.64



5,818 ,636.30





ce, ee

By: Dividends on sesurities held by the Crown Agents
on behalf of Ourrer cy Fund 4,071,727.80
Interest on deposits in Crown Agents Joint
Consolidated Fund on behalf of Ourrency Fund 615,847.56
Interest on depositsin Crown Agents Joint

Consolidated Fund on behalf of Income A/O —308.572.96
Dividends on Debentures for Loans

to Governments participating in

the Currency Agreement, held at
the Headquarters of the Board 658,904.80
Commission on notes issue: for sterling 61,134.37
Commission cn notes redee ied for sterling 71,441.25.
Commission on 20ins issued for sterling 735.32
Sundries: 272.24
5,818,636,.300





Currency Funp

$
Currency notes redeemed for sterling 19,051,000.00
Ooins defaced by fire withdrawn from ciroulation 719.00
Loss on Securities repaid 8,765.00
wos ” exchanged 63,580.00
Depreciation in value of securities 836,181.80

Balance at 3lat December, 1962 116 439,769.66

135,895,015.46





$
109,542,808.92
19,563,000.00

By: Balance at ist January, 1962
Currency notes issued for sterling

Coins issued for sterling 235,300.00
» y in exchange for United Kingdom coins 57,975.00
Gain on securities sold 2,502,729.82
Gain on Securities repaid 298.98
Appreciation in value of Securities 2,307, 936.22
Amount transferred from Income
Account (Article 4 (2) (e) of
the Ourrenoy Agreement) 1,142,968,02
Value of currency notes issued to Barolays Bank
D.C.O. at St.Lucia in December undor
Guarantee of securities ludged with the
Crown Agonts for account of the Board 42,000.00
185,395,016.46





January 23, 1964



January 23, 1964.] TAK ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 29
ACCOUNT'S OF 'VHE COMMISSIONERS OF CURRENCY, BRITISH OARIBBEAN TERRITORIES

To: Paymeuts to:
Government of —

British Guiana
St. Lucia

Balance at 3lst December 1962

for distribution to the Governments

participating in the Currency
Agreement—vide aiticle 5 (2)
‘Government of —
Trinidad & Tobago
Balance of surplus



for 1960 OL
Share of surplus

for 1961 1,816,954.78
Share of surplus

for 1962 1,947 985.23

‘Barbados

Balance of

surplus for 1950 OL
Share of surplus

for :Qul 343,577.13
Share of surplus

for 1962 368,528.86



British Guiana
Share of surplus

for 1902 1,073,188,42
TMeeward Islands—
Antigua
Balance of
surplus for 1960 O01
Share of surplus
for 1961 161,023.27
Shure of surplus
for 1962 161,990.71
‘St. Kitts
Balance of
surplus for 1960 Ol
Share of surplus
for 1961 75.611.63
Share of surplus
for 1962 80,996.35
Montserrat
Share of surplus
for 196) 11,826.75
Share of surplus
for 1912 12,149.30

Brought forward



Windward Islands
St. Lucia
Baiunce of surplus
from 1958, 1960 U2
Share of surplus
for 1S61 49,082,566
Share of surplus
for 1962 52,646.98
Dominica
Balance of

surplus for 1960 1
Share of surplus

for 1981 94,389.64
Share of surplus

for Lai2 101,244.19

St. Vincent
Balance of

surplits for 1960 Ol
Share of surplus

for 1961 37,755.82
Share of surplus

for 1962 40,497.68

Grenada

Balance of

surplus for 1960 OL
Share of surplus

for 1961 196,330.25
Share of surplus

for 1962 230,587.92

Suspense A/C
Amount refundable
from 1960 Surplus by
Government of British
Guiana withheld from
1951 surplus for
distribution to various
Governments in
adjustinent of
1960 surplus



(HKASTERN GROUP) FOR THE YEAR 1962—(Con?’d)

Currency Surrtus ACCOUNT

$
963,825.70
78,162.82



8.763,993.02

712,106.80

1,078,188.42

313,013.99

156,506.99

23,476.05

6,042,285.27



101,729.56

195,633.74

78,253.51

406,918.18





$

1,041,988.52

1,041,988.53

6 824,820.26

36,703.44



7,908,512,22

By: Balance at lst January 1962 3,853.744.58

Amount transferred from Income A/C
(Articole 4 (3) of Currency Ayreement)
$,049, 767.84

7,903,512,22

re =





30
ACCOUNTS OF THE

THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE

[January 238, 1064,

COMMISSIONERS OF CURRUNCY, BRITISH CARIBBUAN TERRITORIES

(WASTERN GRUUP) FOR PILE YEAR 1962—(Qonrs
PROVIDENT FUND

IncoME ACCOUNT















By: Interest from deposits in Crown Avents Joint
To: Interest distributed Consolidated Fund 1,682.90)
Employees contributions 605.65 Interest on Government of Trinidad and
Board's contributions 1,210.22 Tobago 5$% Debentures 1976-81 3490.00:
Reserve A/C 257.08
2,072.90 2,072.90)
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
$ oc. $ oc $ c.
Paynients made to employees on Balance at ist January, 1962
resignation 1,314.68 Employees’ Acccunt 10,514.57
Board’s Avcount 20,996.98 31515
Balanes at 3 ist December, 1962 eaeaee
_ Employees’ Account 13,845.26 Employee's contrikutions 2.678.09
Board's contrikuticns 5,346.18 8.01927
Board's Account 26,686.75 40,032.01 Interest accrued on:
Employve's contributions 605,66
Board's contributions 1,210.22 1,815.87
$41,316.69 $41,316.69
RESERVE ACCOUNT
$ oc. $ oc.
Balance at 31st December, 1962 5,128.35 Balance at Ist January, 1962 4.871 82
Interest accrued 257.03
5,128.35 $5,128.35
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AT 3ist DECEMBER, 1962 _
Liabilities Assests
$ c $ ce,
Employees’ contributions 13,345.26 On deposit in Crown Avent Joint Consolidated Fund 39,160.85
Board’s contributions 26,686.75 Trinidad & 'Lobago 63° Debentures leid at
Reserve Account 5,128.35 Headquarters of the Board 6.000.0U
$45,160.26 $15,160 00
Headquariers L. SPENCE, a

British Cuwibbean Currency Board
Trinidad,

Heecniivre Conmissiones
British Caribbean Curreney Board

Assrts AND Liapititins at 31st DECEMBER, 1962

LIABILITIES
$ oc.
115,439,769.66
6,861,523 70
45,160 36

Currency Fund

Currency Surplus Account

Provident Fund

Amounts advanced for payments on
Behalf of Board by:

Government of Barbados 265,07

Dominica 1.00

Trinidad & Tobago 28.07

St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla 69.56

St. Vincent 4,51

Unclaimed labourers’ wages 9,86
Barclays Bank D.U.O., St. Lucia for value of

United Kingdom coins lodged for redemption

for sterling in London—sterling unpaid at

81st December, 1962 254.04

$122,347,085.83

|



Barclays Bank D.C.O, deposit for issue of
currency notes and coins pending payment
of sterling in London or receipt of soiled
notes shipped to Headquarters of the Board
in Trinidad by branches of the Bank in the

Leeward [slands and Windward Islands $5,385 600.00

ASSETS

Securities held by Crown Agents
(Nominal value) ($86,545,855) Market
value at 81st December 1962

On deposit in Crown Ageuts Jott
Consolidated Fund

Loans tu Governments participating in
Currency Agreement— Debenturers
held at Headquarters of the Board

82.522 113.64

29,026,048. 46

10,609,400,00



Cash in hands of the Crown Agents 2,903.52
Cash on deposit in Barclays Bank D.C.O,
Current Account— Trinidad & 'lobago 83,018.21
Cash on deposit in Barelays Bank D.C.O.
Current Accoutant—British Guiana 18,860.66
United Kingdom coin in commissioners
Vaults awaiting shipment for redemption 10,728.00
United Kingdom coins shipped to Crown
Agents not yet redeemed by Royal Mint 26.510,04
Receipts on helia'! of Board due from:
Government of Antigua 1,00
» vitish Guiana 4,721.11
7 » Urenada 312,58
3 » St. Lucia 01
Barclays Bank D.C.O.—Amount dve for
commission on currency notes issued for
sterling in Leeward Islands & Windward
Tslands 468,75
Barclays Bank D.C'.0.—Value of currency
notes issued at St, Lucia pending receipt
of equivalent value of soiled currency notes
at Headquarters of the Board in ‘I'rinidad 42,000.00
$122,347 ,085.83



*Market value at 31st December, 1962

Market value 31st, December, of securities lodged by
Barclays Bank D.C.0. with Crown Agents for Over-
sea Governments & Administrations $5,385 ,600.00

L. SPENCE
Livecutive Commissioner
British Caribbean Currency Board.

-The above Accounts have been examined in accordance with Article 7 of the 1st Schedule to the Currency Ordinance No. t5 of
1969 (‘I'rinidad and Tobago). I have obtained all the information and explanations that I have required, and J certify, as a result
of this audit, that in my opinion, the Accounts are correct, subject to the observations contained in the attached report dated 28rd

November, 1963.
28rd November, 1968.

M. VY. Lee Sine



ew anuary
av

9»
ao,

196 £]

THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

BRITISH CARIBBEAN CURRENCY BOARD ABSTRACT

Showing Nominal Value, price paid and Market value at 30th June, 19638, of Securities
held on behalf of the Currency Fund and the liquid portion of the Fund.

(Article '7 (4) of the First Schedule to Currenoy Agreement)

Currency Fund:

Securities held by Crown Agents (Market value
at 30th June, 1963)

Debentures in respect of Loans to Governments
participating in the Currency Agreement held
at Headquarters of the Board

Cash on deposit in Crown Agents Joint Consolidated Fund

Lien on securities deposited with Crown Agents by
Birclays Bank D. C. O. for issue of currency notes

74,769,369.96

10,6038,400.00

85,37 2,769.9

29, $36,573.56

6





115,209,343.52

















































in the Leeward and Windward Islands pending delivery 443,000.00
of equivalent value of solid currency notes withdrawn
from circulation, at Headquarters in Trinidad 115,652,348.52
Currency Circulation:
Notes in circniation at 30th June, 1963. 100,54:3,053.00
Coins in circulation at 30th June, 1963. 5,111,868.00 105,654,921.00
Excess of Currency Fund over Currency circulation 9,997 4.22.52
Securities held by Crown Agents for Oversea Governments and
Administrations
rt V
Description of Stock. Nominal Value. | Price Paid. | ae Rens 3.
UNITED KINGDOM STOCK £ s. d. £ os. d. £ os. d.
‘Conversion Stock 44% 1964 4,946,673 7 O | 4,930,952 5 2 | 4,983,773 8 0
Derchester Corp. 43% temporary loan re-
payable one month’s notice 100,000 0 0 100,000 0 0 101,110 19 2
Hayes & Harlington U.D.C. 5% Mortage
Loan repayable anytime-three months’ notice
either side 50,000 0 2 50,050 0 0 50,000 0 0
Lanarkshire C.C.M. Loan 63 repayable
15.65.64. 300,000 0 0 300,300 0 0; 302,410 5 6
5,396,673 7 0 | 5,381,802 5 2 | 5,487,294 12 8
Savings Bonds 3% 1955/65 2,271,998 4 4 2,152,230 3 11 | 2,220,878 5 2
Treasury Stock 4% 1965 | 6,222,756 18 5 | 6,237,518 10 8 | 6,222,756 18 5
Total of U. K. Securities ‘13,891,428 9 9 ‘13,771,050 19 9 13,880,929 16 3
COLONIAL STOCK | |
Ceylon 8% 1959/64 | 16,781 18 0 1625017 2! 16,229 18 10
44% 1965 18,047 17 2, 20,0383 2 5 17,235 14 1
» 39% 1960/70 13,200 0 0/| 14,503 10 0 11,814 0 0
Cyprus 3}% 1969/71 108,239 4 1 95,713 8 5 82,802 19 10
4, 4% 1956/66 4,724 5 38 4,848 5 5 4,299 1 7
East Africa Hiyh Commission 34% 1966/68} 145,617 2 1 144,023 11 0 107,028 11 6
East Africa High Commission 34% 1968/70 53,831 2 1 4.8088 0 1) 34,451 18 2
East Africa High Commission 4% 1968/71| 134,535 16 5 128,789 12 8) 86,775 12 1
Kast Africa High Commission 44% 1964/69} 100,000 0 0. 99,500 0 0) 72,500 0 0
Gold Coast 44% 1960/70 187910 5, 201515 9) 1,64b 11 7
Kenya 24% 1965/70 135,382 9 2 115,582 15 5, $38,260 4 8
249, 197176 | 9499 10 9 2150 210) 1,105 8 9
, 8E% 1978/78 | 170488 0 1) 166,995 16 1 $0,981 16 0
» 44% 1961/71. 10,264 17 11 | 11,034 15 3 | 6,826 3 1
” 4% 1971/78 275,184 4 7! 274308 6 2. 155,479 1 9
Mauritius 33% 1965/68 TO049 15 4A 68,955 4 9 | 60,242 15 11
Nigeria 3% 1975/77 31,3848 3° 7 | 27,821 10 2 20,5383 1 2



32 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.
BRITISH CARIBBEAN CURRENCY BOARD ABSTRACT--(077)

Seca on of Stock.

Nigeria 33% 1964/66
» 4% 1963

Northern Rhodesia 34%
33 %
34%
Ad ¢ 7
Tanganyika 419, 1967/72
Uganda 34% 1966/69

” 2

99 9

Total of Colonial Securities
Total of Crown Agents held Securities

*Debentures in respect of loans to Govern-
ments of Territcries Participating in Cur-'
rency Agreement held at Headquarters of
the Board.

Govt. of Antigua 63% 1975/80
Government of Barbados 54 1969/74
» Br. Guiana 54% 1969/79
oy 64% 1971/81
» Grenada 64% 1976/51
,, of Trinidad and Tobago 63 7% 1976/81,

99

a 99

Total loans to Govts.
Currency Agreement.

Cash on deposite in Crown Agents Joint
Consolidated Fund

Value of securities and cash held on behalf
of the fund at 30th June 1963

Lien on securities deposited by Barclays:
Bank D.C. O. with Crown Agents for the!
issue of notes in exchange for soiled notes'
pending receipts of the soiled notes at the’
Headquarters of the Board in Trinidad.

Total value

Conversion at tle rate of 4/2 to $1.00

Nominal Value.

£

50,000
40,331
6,813
12,670
338,238
200,000
178,054
335,944

|
16,345,435 19





0)

--————_

73,062 10
284,864 11
510,208 6
156,739 11

21,666 13

1,162,500 0



participating in,

| 2,209,041 18 4

en ee

| 6,215,952 16 6

—





24,770,430 9 6

92,291 13 4

24 862,722 2 10



$119,341,066.28



[January 20, 196¢

Price Paid. Mkt. V das at





























31st Inc, 1960
gos. d. £ os. d.
48,625 6 2 44,250 0 0
43,0038 19 8 40,331 19 9
6,541 1 6 6,132 5 2
12,6°7 011 11,593 8 3
333,58; 5 5 238,457 16 5
200,000 0 0 167,000 0 0
174,568 16 1 114,845 6 6
| 298.439 310 240,200 10 6
9,387,167 7 2 1,696,022 5 3
16,128,218 6 11 (15,576,952 1° €
71,601 5 0 73.062 10 ¢
279,167 B10) 2N4864 11 €
500,004 3 4] 510,208 6 &
156.739 11 8) 156.729, 11 &
21,666 18 4 21,666 13 4
1,162,500 0 0, 1,162.500 0 ¢
ee ee a diacetate aceasta
|
2,191,678 19 3 | 2,209,041 13 4
6,215,952 16 6) 6,218,982 16 €
24,535,850 2 7 24,001,946 11 4
92,291 13 4!) 92,291 13 4
94,094,238 4 &

24,628,141 15 11





ee ee



ee

$118,215,080.62



$115,652,343.52









*The nominal value of loans to Governments of Territories participating in the Currenc

Agreement is shown as the market

Headquarters,
British Caribbean Currency Board,
Trinidad

4th October, 1963.

Printed at the Government Printing Office

value.

Antivua

L. SPENcE,
Executive Commissioner,
British Caribbean Currency Bon:

Leeward Islands,

bv Robert LINDSAy. Gove rmiment Pinte e, Authority



No. 13 of 1963. Petroleum Industry (Encourage- ANTIQUA.
ment) (Amendment No. 2)

[L.S.]
I Assen,
I. G. Tursorr,
Administrator,
28th December, 1963.



ANTIGUA.
No, 13 of 19683.

An Ordinance to further amend the Petroleum In-
dustry (Encouragement) Ordinance, 1962.

[80th December, 1963 |

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the authority
of the same as follow#—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Petro- short title
leum Industry (Hncouragement) (Amendment.
No. 2) Ordinance, 1963, and shall be read as one ie
with the Petroleum Industry (Encouragement)
Ordinance, 1962, as amended, hereinafter called the
principal Ordinance.

2. Section 4 of the principal Ordinance is of section
hereby amended in the following respects— ee al
Ordinanee.
(a) by deleting the proviso to paragraph (6)

of subsection (2) thereof and substituting

the following provision therefor—



ANTIGUA.’

2 Petroloum Industry (Encourage- No. 18 of 1963.
ment) (Amendment No. 2)

‘ Provided that in respect of any such
breach, no provision shall be made for the
imposition of a fine exceeding fifteen hun-
dred dollars or of imprisonment exceeding
six months or for the imposition of both a
fine and imprisonment;”’;

(6) by deleting. the proviso to paragraph (c) of

subsection (2) thereof and substituting the
following provision therefor—

‘“ Provided that in respect of any
such breach, no provision shall be nade for
the imposition of a fine exceeding fifteen
hundred dollars or of imprisonment
exceeding nine months or for the imposi-
tion of both a tine and imprisonment;”.

D. W. Horst,
Speaker,

Passed the Legislative Council this 18th day
of November, 1963.

E. T. Hewry,
Clerk of the Counctl,

—



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No. 14 of 1963. Supreme Court (Amendment).

[L.S.]
I Assent,
1. G. Tursortr,
’ Administrator.
30th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA.
No, 14 of 1963.

An Ordinanee to amend further the Supreme Court
Act, 1939.

[ 30th December, 1963 ]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of
the Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the
authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited us the
Supreme Court (Amendment) Ordinance, 1963,
and shall be read as one with the Supreme Court
Act, 1939, hereinafter called the principal Act, and
all amendments thereto.

2. For section 29A of the principal Act the
following shall be substituted: —

‘Right of 29A. Subject to the provisions
Appeal. of the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands (Courts) Ordcr in Council,
1959, and to any rules nade thereunder

ANTIGUA.

Short title.

26/1939

2/1948
14/1953
11/1955

Substitution
of section 294
of the princi
pal Act



ANTIGUA,

Supreme Oourt (Amendment). No. 14 of 1963.

an appeal shall lie to the Court of
Appeal of the Windward Islands and
Leeward Islands—

(a) from judgments in chambers and inter-

locutory judgments of judges of the
Supreme Court whether at first instance
or on appeal und of Commissioners of the
Supreme Court appointed under any
law in that behalf in force in the Colony;
and .

(6) in matters (others than appeals from the

decisions of magistrates) which by virtue
of any law in force in the Colony were,
immediately before the first day of
January, 1940, made to the Full Court
of the Colony of the Leeward Islands.”

D. W. Horst,
Speaker.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963. :

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Councal.

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No. 15 of 1963. Development Louns (United King-
- dom Government)

(Ls. ]
I AssEnT,
I. G. Toursort,
Administrator.
30th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA
No. 15 of 1963

An Ordinance to provide for the raisin of loans
from Her Majesty’s Government in ‘he United
Kingdom for the purposes of development, ind
for matters incidental thereto.

[30th December, 1963 ]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Mos: exccllent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the authority
of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited iis the Devel-
opment Loans (United Kingdom Government)
Ordinance, 1963.

2. (1) Subject to the provisions of this
Ordinance the Government of Antigua may borrow
from time to time a sum or sums of money not ex-
ceeding in the aggregate One million five hundred
thousand dollars in West Indian Currency by means
of » loan or loans made by the Secretary of State
with the approval of Her Majesty's Treasury in
accordance with section 2 of the Colonial Develop-

ANTIGUA.

Short Title.

Pov er to
borrew from
the United
Kingdom
Government,

7&8 Eliz.
2C. 71,



ANnTIGUA, 2 Development Loans (United King- No. 15 of 1963.
dom Government)

ment and Welfare Act, 1959 (hereinafter referred
to as ‘*the Act’’).

(2) Any loans made under the provisions of
of subsection (1) shall be on such terms as may be
fixed by the Secretary of State with the approval
of Her Majesty’s Treasury.

Repayment. 8. Any loans raised under the provisions of
this Ordinance together with the interest payable
on any such loan shall be repaid by such annual
instalments of capital aud interest as may be agreed
upon by the Secretary of State with the «approval
of Her Majesty’s Treasury so that such loan shall
be repaid within the period for which the same was
granted.

Loans to be 4. The principal money of any loan raised
charged on oe . . :
general reve. UNder the provisions of this Ordinance, and the
nne andassets. interest payable thereon, shall be charged on and
paid out of the general revenues and assets of Anti-
gua and on any other revenues or assets which may

be made available for the purpose.

Application 5. Any money borrowed under the provi-
of loan . : . :
sion of this Ordinance shall be appropriated and
applied to any of those purposes of the Antigua
Development Plan for the period the 1963—1966,
which inay in accordance with the provisions of the
Act, be approved by the Secretary of State and the
- Legislative Council of Antigua from time to time
and to no other purpose.

D. W. Horst,
Speaker.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963,

EK. T. Heyny,
Clerk of the Council,



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No. 16 of 1968. Vehicles and Rvad Traffic
(Barbuda Amendment).

[L.S.] .
I Assent,
I. G. Tursort,
Administrator.
80th December, 1963,

ANTIGUA.
No. 16 of 1963.

An Ordinance to amend further ‘the Vehicles and
Road Traffic Ordinance, 1946.

{80th December, 1963]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Mujesty, by and with the advice and consent of
the Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the
authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Vehicles and Road Traffic (Barbuda Amendment)
Ordinance, 1963, and shall be read as one with the
Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1946, and
all amendments thereto, hereinafter called the
principal Ordinance.

2. Subsection (1) of section 25 of the
principal Ordinance is amended by the addition
thereto of the following proviso—

‘* Provided also that in all cases where
duties are to be paid on licences for the use of
motor vehicles or trailers on no other roads

ANTIGUA,

Short Title.

5/1946
11/1948
22/1954
13/1955

7/1960

8/1961
Amendmert
of section 25
of the princi
pal Ordinance.



Anticua. 2 Vehicles and Road Traffic

No. 16 of 1968.
(Barbuda Amendment).
other than roads in the island of Barbuda for

any period in any year an abatement of 663
per cent of the duty shall be allowed.”

D. W. Hurst,

Speaker.
Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963. ‘
E. T. Henny,

Clerk of the Council.



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No. 17 of 1963. Immigration and Iassport Act ANTIQUA,
(Amendment) Ordinance,

L.S.
LSJ I ASsENT,
I. G. Tursott,
Administrator.
80th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA.
No. 17 of 19638.

An Ordinance to amend further the Immigra-
tion and Passport Act, 1945 (No. 7 of 1945.)

[80th December, 1963 ]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the authority
of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Short title.
Immigration and Passport Act (Amendment) Ordi- noes.
nance, 1963, and shall be read as one with the 5/1954.
Immigration and Passport Act, 1945, hereinafter 4°
called the principal Act, and all amendments
thereto.

2. Section 32 of the principal Act is Ampadinent
amended by the addition of the following as of eeincipal
paragraph (1) thereof— Act,

‘“*(1) penalties on persone who aid or abet
any contravention of any regula-
lations made under this Act.”

D. W. Hurst,
Speaker,



Ayticua. 2 Immigrationand Passport Act No. 17 of 1963.
(Amendment) Ordinance.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963.

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Council.





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No. 18 of 1963. Vehicles and Road Traffic
(Amendment) Ordinance.

[L.S.]}
I Assent,
I. G. Tursort,
Administrator,
30th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA.
No. 18 of 1963.

An Ordinance to amend further the Vehicles
and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1946.

{BY PROCLAMATION]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most
Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and
consent of the Legislative Council of Antigua,
and by the authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Vehicles and Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1963, and shall be read as one with the
Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1916, and
all amendments thereto, hereinafter called the
principal Ordinance.

ANTIGUA

Short title

5/1946
22/1954
13/1955

7/1960

8/1961



ANTIGUA.

Insertion of
new Part: in
principal
Ordinance.

2 Vehicles and Road Traffic No. 18 of 1963.
(4mendment) Ordinance.

2. ‘The principal Ordinance is amended by
the insertion immediately after Part VI thereof
of the folllowing Cross Headings and new
section :— ;

“PART VI A.

Foor-PASSENGER CROSSINGS.

ead _ 68A. (1) Crossings for foot-
crossings. passengers may be established on
roads in accordance with the provi-

sions of this section.

(2) The Administrator may
make regulations with respect to the
precedence of vehicles and _ foot-
passengers respectively; and generally
with respect to the movememt of
trattic at and in the vicinity of a
crossing and with respect to the indi-
cation of the limits of a crossing by
marks on the roadway or otherwise,
and to the erection of traffic signs in
connection therewith.

(3) Different regulations may be
made under this section in relation to
different traffic conditions and in
particular, but without prejudice to
the generality of the foregoing words,
different regulations may be made in
relation to crossings in the vicinity of,
and at a distance from, a junction
of roads, and to traffic which is
controlled by~the police, and by
traffic signals, and by different kinds
of traffic signals, and which is not
controlled.

(4) Any person who contravenes
any regulations made under this sec-
tion shall be guilty of an offence and
liable to a fine not exceeding fifty
dollars or to imprisonment for a term
not exceeding three months and, in
the case of a second or subsequent



No. 18 of 1963. Vehicles and Road Traffic 3 ANTIGUA®
(Amendment)

offence, to a fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars or to imprisonment
for a term not exceeding six months.

(5) In this section the expres-
sion -“ crossing ’’ means a crossing for
foot-passengers proposed by the
Board and approved by the Ad-
ministrator specifying either the
positions of the proposed crossings,
or the lengths of road, or the areas,
in which crossings are to be estab-
lished and indicated in accordance
with the regulations having effect
as respects that crossing.

(6) For the purposes of a prose-
cution for a contravention of any
of the provisions of a regulation
having effect as respects a crossing,
the crossing shall be deemed to be
established and indicated as aforesaid
unless the contrary is proved.”

3. Section 77A of the principal Ordinance Amendmentof
; : . ection 7A of
is amended by deleting paragraph (&) thereof. Mot i/4°
Ordinancs.
4. This Ordinance shall come into force commence-

on the Ist day of January, 1964. mens;

D. W. Horst,
Speaker.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963.

E. T. Hewry,
Clerk of the Council.

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No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Reyistration.

[LS] |

I Assent,
M. S. STAVELFY,
Administrator.
29th March, 1963.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 2 of 1963.

An Ordinance to provide for the registration of
nurses for the sick.

[BY PROCLAMATION j

ENACTED by the Legislature of the Colony
of the Virgin Islands. :

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Nurses
Registration Ordinance, 1963.

2. (1) For the purposes of this Ordinance
there shall be established a Nursing Council for the
Colony (in this Ordinance referred to as ‘the
Council”), which shall be a body corporate by that
name with perpetual succession and a common seal.

(2) The Council shall be constituted in
accordance with the provisions contained in the
Schedule to this Ordinance.

(3) ‘The seal of the Couneil shall be authenti-
eated in the prescribed manner and any document
purporting to be sealed with the said seal so
authenticated shall be receivable in evidence of the
particulars stated in that document,

VIRGIN
JSLANDS,

Commence-
ment.

Short title.

Establishment
and Constitu-
tion of
Nursing
Council.



VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Register of
Nurses.

Rules,

2. Nurses Registration. No. 2 of 1963.

3. (1) It shall be the duty of the Council to
form and keep a register of nurses for the sick (in
this Ordinance referred to as “the register”)
subject to and in accordance with the provisions of
this Ordinance.

(2) The register shall consist of the following
parts:—

(a) a general part containing the names of all

female nurses who satisfy the conditions

of admission to that part of the register;

(6) any other prescribed part.

(3) A certificate under the scal of the Council
duly authenticated in the prescribed manner stating
that any person is, or was at any date, duly
registered under this Ordinance shall be evidence in
all courts of law of the fact stated in the certificate.

(4) Any reference in this Ordinance to the
register shall unless the context o' herwise requires,
be deemed to include a reference to any part of the
register, and the expression “ registered” shall be
construed accordingly.

4. (1) The Council shall make rules for the
following purposes:—

(a) for reguliting the formation, maintenance
and publication of the register;

(6) for regulating the conditions of adinission
to the register;

(c) for regulating the conduct of any
examinations which may be prescribed as
a condition of admission to the register,
aud any matters ancillary to or connected
With any such examinations;

(d) for prescribing the causes for which, the
conditions under which, and the manner
in which nurses may be fined, suspended
or removed from the register, the
procedure for the restoration to the
register of nurses who have been removed
therefrom, andthe fec to be payable on
such restoration :



No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Registration. 38 VIRGIN

. . ; IsLANDs.
(e) for regulating the summoning of meetings

of the Council and the proceedings
(including quorum) of the Council;

(7) for enabling the Council to constitute
committees and for authorising the
delegation to committees of any of the
powers of the Council, and for regulating
the proceedings (including quorum) of
committees;

(g) for prescribing fees of nurses duly
registered under this Ordinance and for
the payment and recovery thereof;

(A) generally for making provision with
respcct to any matters with respect to
which the Council think that provision
should be made for the purpose of carry-
ing this Ordinance into effect (including
provision with respect to the issue of
certificates to nurses registered under this
Ordinance and with respect to the uniform
or badge which may be worn by nurses so
registered), and for presc:ibing anything
which under this Ordinance is to be
prescribed.

(2) Rules under this section shall contain
provisions :—

(a) requiring as a condition of the admission
of any person to tie register that
that person shall have undergone the
preacribed training, and shall possess the
prescribed experience, in the nursing of
the sick;

(b) requiring that the prescribed training shall
be carried out in an institution approved

by the Council in that behalf;

(c) enabling persons who, within period of
two years after the date on which the
rules to be made under the provisions of
this paragraph first come into operation,
make an application in that behalf (in this
Ordinance referred to as “un existing
practitioner’s application ’’) to be admitted



VIRGIN

IsLANDS.

Staf and
expenses,

Fee;.

4 Nurses Registration. No. 2 of 1963.

to the register on producing evidence to
the satisfaction of the Council that they
are of good churaeter, are of the prescribed
age, are persons who were for at least
three years before the first day of
January, nineteen hundred and sixty-two
bona fide engaged in practice as nurses
in attendance of the sick, under conditions
which appear to the Council to be
satisfactory for the purposes of this
provision and have adequate knowledge
and experience of the nursing of the sick.

(3) Rules made by the Council shall not take
effect until they have been approved by the
Administrator in Council.

5. (1) The Council may, with the previous
sanction of the Administrator in Council, appoint a
person to act as Secretary and Treasurer of the
Council, and may, subject to the consent of the
Administrator in Council as te numbers, employ
such other officers as the Council consider necessary.

(2) Any expenses incurred by the Council
in carrying this Ordinance into effect, including
expenses in connection with examinations under
this Ordinance (and subject as hereinafter provided,
the travelling expenses of and sums paid on account

. of subsistence allowance to members of the Council)

shall be defrayed out of the sums received by the
Council under this Ordinance.

(3) The accounts of the Council shall be
audited in such manner, and by such person, as the
Council may, subject to the approval of the
Administrator in Council, from time to time direct,
and copies of the accounts and of any report made
on the accounts shall be transmitted to all the
members of the Council and to such other persons
as the Council may direct.

6. (1) There shall be paid to the Council in
respect of every application to be examined or to be
registered under this Ordinance, and in respect of
the retention in uny year of the name of any person

_on the register, such fees respectively as the Council

may, with the approval of the Administrator in
Council, from time to time determine:



No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Registration 5

Provided that :—

(a) in the case of an existing practitioner’s
application the amount of the fee
pavable on the application shall be
such sum, not exceeding five dollars
in the currency of the United States
of America, as the Council, with
such approval as aforesaid, may
determine; and

(6) the amount of the fee payable in
respect of the retention in any year
of the name of any person on the
register shall not exceed one dollar
and twenty-five cents in the curreney
of the United States of America.

(2) The Council may charge for any certificate
or other document issued, or in respect of any
services performed, by them, such fees as may be

prescribed.

7. (1) Any person who proves to the satis-
faction of the Council that she has been registered
generally us a nurse for the sick in the United
Kingdom, shall be entitled, on making an applica-
tion in the prescribed manner and paying such fee
not being greater than the fee payable on ordinary
applications for regisiration under this Ordinance
as the Council may demand, to be registered ina
corresponding manner under this Ordinance:

(2) Any person who proves to the satisfaction
of the Council that she has been registered gen: r-
ally as a nurse for the sick in any other part of the
British Commonwealth or in any foreign country,

may be admitted to the final examination for nurses .

for the sick, prescribed by the Council, on the
payment of such fee not being greater than the fee
payable on ordinary applications for admission to
such examination as the Council may demand, and
if she snecessfully passes such examination shall be
entitled to be registered under this Ordinance:

Provided that—

Vircin
IsLANDS.

Admission to
register of
persons
tiained
outside the
Colony.



VirGIN
IsLANps.

Appeal
against

removal from -

register or
refusal to
register.

Penalties
for unlawful
assumption
of title of
registered
nurse and
for falsi-
fication of

ropister.

6 ' Nurses Registration. No. 2 of 1968.

(a) there shall be in force in such place
an enactment, or a provision of any
kind having the force of law, provi-
ding for the registration of nurses
under some public authority ;

the Council are satisfied that the
standard of training and examination
required for admission to the register
of nurses established under the said
enactinent or provision shall be not
lower than the standard of training
and examinntion required under this
Ordinance.

(6)

(5) Where there is a reciprocity; agreement
concerning nurses between this Colony and any
part of the British Commonwealth or any foreign
country, any person who proves to the satisfaction
of the Council that she ts registered in such part of
the British Commonwealth or foreign country
generally as a nurse for the sick, shall be entitled,
on making an application in the ‘prescribed manner
and paying such fee, not being greater than the fee
payable on ordinary applications for registration
under this Ordinance, as the Council may demand,
to be registered in a corresponding manner under
this Ordinance.

8. Any person aggrieved by the removal of
her name from the register or by the refusal of the
Council to register her may, within three months

after the date on which notice is given to her by the

Council of such removal or refusal, appeal against
the Council’s decision to the Supreme Court and
such appeal shall be heard by a single judge in
chambera who shall give such directions in the
matter as he may think proper, including a direc-
tion as to costs of the appeal and the order of the
judge shull be final and conclusive and not subject
to an appeal to any other court.

9. (1) Any person who—

(a)- not being a person duly registered
uuder this Ordinance takes or uses
the name or title of registered nurse
or registered nursing practitioner,
either alone or in combination with



No. 2 of 1963. 0 Nurses Reaistration. 7

any other words or letter, or any
name, title, addition , description, uni-
form or badge, implying that she is
registered under this Ordinance, or
is recognised by law asa registered
nurse; or

(4) being a person whose name is inclu-
ded in any part of the register, at
any time nfter the expiration of the
period aforesaid takes or uses any
name, title, addition, description, unt-
form or badge, or otherwise does any

act of any kind implying that her

name is included in some other part

of the register; or

(c) at any time with intent to deceive
makes use of any certificate of regis-
tration as a nurse issued under this
Ordinance to her or any other person,

shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not
exceeding fifty dollars in the currency of the United
States of America in the case of a first offence and,
in the case of a second or any subsequent offence,
two hundred and fifty dollars in the currency of the
United States of America or to be imprisoned fora
term not exceeding six months.

(2) If any person wilfnlly makes, or causes to
be made any falsification in any matter relating to
the register, she shall be guilty of an offence and
shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not
exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars in the
currency of the United States of America or to be
imprisoned for a term not exceeding six months.

10. Any sum or sums of money arising from
suminary conviction and recovery of penalties im-
posed by this Ordinance or by any rule made there-
under shail be paid to the Magistrate, who shall pay
the same to the Secretary for use by the Council.

11.) This Ordinance shall come into operation
on a date to be appointed by the Administrator by
proclamation in the Gaz-tte,

VinGIN
ISLANDS.

Disposal of
fines paid
into conrt,

Commenoce-
ment,



VIRGIN’ 8 Nurses Re.stration, No. 2 of 1963,
ISLANDS,
SCHEDULE



CONSTITUTION oF COUNCIL



1. The Council shall consist of five members.

2. Onits first constitution the Council shall be composed
of the following persons, namely:—

(a) two persons appointed by the Administrator in Council;

(b) one person appointed by the Superintendent of Medi-
cal Services;

(c) two persons appointed by the Nurses and Midwives of
the Colony.

8. The first members of the Council shall hold office for
such term, not less than one year and not exceeding two years
from the commencement of this Ordinance, as the Administrator
in Council may determine.

4. After the expiration of the term of office of the first
members of the Council, the Council shall be composed of the
following persons, namely :—

(a) two persons appointed by the Administrator in
Council;

(6) one person appointed by tne Superintendent of
Medical Sevices; and

(c) two persons both of whom shall be persons registered
as nurses under this Ordinance, elected in accordance
with the prescribed scheme and in the prescribed
manner by the persons registered as nurses under this
Ordinance and so registered at the date of election.

Any members of the Council other than the first mem-
bers thereof shall hold office for a term of three years.

6. If the place of a member of the Council becomes
vacant before the expiration of his term of office whether by
death, resignation, or otherwise, the vacancy shall be filled by
appointment by the body or person by whom the member was
appointed, or, if the vacating member was un elected membcr,



No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Registration. 9 Viren
IsLAaNDs.

by the Council. The Council in co-opting a member under the
foregoing provision shall, so far as practicable, select a person,
being a person registered as a nurse under this Ordinance, who
is a representative of the same interests as those represented by
the vacating member. Any person appointed or elected to fill
a casual vacancy shall hold office only so long as the member in
whose stead he is appointed or elected- would have held office.

7. Any member ceasing to be a member of the Council
shall be eligible for re-appointment or re-election.

8. The powers of the Council may be exercised not-
withstanding any vacancy in their number.

M. S. Sravezey,
President.

Passed the Legislative Council this 22nd day of March,
1963.

J. M. CLARKE
Clerk of the Council.

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520—1.64. [Price 21 vents.}






No. 8 of 1963. The Dogs (Injury to Persons,
Cattle and J’oultry)
[L.S. ]

I Assent,
M. S. STAvELEy,
Administrator.
31st May, 1963.

VIRGIN ISLANDS
No. 8 of 1963.

An Ordinance to make provisions relating to the
liability for injury to persons, cattle and poultry
by dogs.

[BY PROCLAMATION]

ENACTED by the Legislature of the Colony
of the Virgin Islands.

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Dogs
(Injury to Persons, Cattle and Poultry) Ordinance,
1963.

8. In this Ordinance—

“cattle” includes bull, ox, cow, steer, heifer,
horse, pony, mule, ass, sheep, goat, Pig, 0 or
the young of the same;

“poultry” means domestic fowls, turkeys,
geese, ducks and guinea fowls.

8. (1) The owner of a dog shall be liable in
damages for injury done to any person, cattle or
poultry by that dog; and it shall not be necessary
for the person seeking such damages to show a pre-
vious mischievous propensity in the dog, or the
owner’s knowledge of such previous propensity, or
to show that the injury was attributable to neglect
on the part of the owner.

(2) Where any such injury has been done by
a dog, the occupier of any house or premises
where the dog was kept or permitted to live or
remain at the time of theinjury shall be presumed
to be the owner of the dog, and shall be liable for
the injury unless he proves that he was not the
owner of the dog at that time:

VIRGIN
IsLANDSs.

Commence-
ment.

Short title.

Interpreta
ion.

Liability of
owner of dog
for injury

to persons,
cattle and
poultry.



VIRGIN
IsLANDs.

Power to
destroy dogs.

Dangerous
dogs.

Repeal
6/1958.

2 The Dogs (Injury to Persons, No. 8 of 1963.

Cattle and Poultry)

Provided that where there are more occupiers
than one in any house or premises, the occupier of
that particular part of the house or premises in
which the dog has been kept or permitted to live or
remain at the time of the injury shall be presumed
to be the owner of the dog.

4. (1) It shall be lawful for anv member of
the Police Force or any Local Constable or any Local
Government Officer tu destroy either by shooting
with a firearm or by killing in some other manner
which will cause as little pain as possible—

(a) any dog found at large between the hours
of six o'clock in the evening and five
o'clock in the morning of the next succeed-

ing day; and

(6) any dog whilst it is chasing any cattle or
poultry at any time or place.

(2) For the purposes of this section, the ex-
pression “ firearm” shall include a weapon of any
description or an airgun or other kind of gun from
which any shot, bullet or other missile can be dis-
charged, but does not include any toy-pistol or toy-
gun from which any missile is discharged by the
force of a spring alone.

5. The Magistrate may take cognizance of a
compliaint that a dog is dangerous and not kept
under proper control, and if it appears to him that
any dog, the subject of any such complaint made to
him, is dangerous and not kept under proper control
he may make an order in a summary way directing
that such dog be kept under proper control by its
owner or be destroyed; and every person who shall
fail to comply with any such order shall be liable to
a penalty not exceeding five dollars in the currency
of the United States of America for every day
during which such default shall have lasted.

6. Section 5 of the Law Reform ( Miscellane-
ous Provisions) Ordinance, 1958 is hereby repealed,



No. 8 of 1963. The Dog (Injury to Persons, 3 VirGin
Cattle and Foultry) IsLanrs.

‘7. This Ordinance shall come into operation commence-
on a date to be appointed by the Administrator by ment.
Proclamation published in the Gazette.

M. 8S. Sravetry,
President.

Passed the Legislative Council the 28th day of
May, 1963.
M. Frax,
Ag. Clerk of the Counetl.

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ANTIGUA.

STATUTORY RULES -AND ORDERS.
1963, No. 36.

Tor TELEPHONE (AMENDMENT) Reracrations, 1963,
DATED DEcEMBER 4, 1963, MADE BY THE SupERIN-
TENDENT OF GOVERNMENT ‘TRLEPHONES UNDER
SECTION 4 OF THE TELEPHONE ORDINANCE, 1929
(No. 2 oF 1929).

—ee se



[ Gazetted 23rd January, 1964. ]

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Tele-

Short: title.

phone (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations, 1963, and eras
shall be read as one with the Telephone Regulations, 30/1960.
1958, as amended, herein after culled the principal 3/191.
Regulations.
2. For Schedule III to the principal Regulations Replacement
there shall be substituted the following.— Ul to the.
principal
Regulations.
SCHEDULE Ill.
Radio Telephone Tariff Charges.
. MINIMUM EACH — REPORT
Conntry Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
(via) 3 MINS. MIN.
$ $ $
Alaska ve USA. 18,00 6,00 1.80
Algeria me ate U.K. 21.60 7.20 2.16
Aruba _ =~ Barbados
andNWI 9.00 3.00 .90
Argentina (wm ste U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
Austria mee U.K. 17.28 5.76 1.73

U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80

Barbados sent / direct 2.70 0.

90 0.24



2

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Cont'd)
MINIMUM EACH REPORT

Country Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
(via) 3 MINS. MIN.
. $ $ $
Bahamas meus ~_ Barbados
and U.S.A. 15.48 5.16 1.29
Bonaire wes ase Barbados
“andNWI_ 9.00 3.00 .90
Brazil ~~ ens U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.29
Belgium mete U.K. 15.84 5.28 1.58
Bermuda usm Cs Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.96
British Guiana Zone A (Georgetown) Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Zone B Barbados 2.88 0.96 0.24
British Honduras w= Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.90
Canada Barbados
Zone A Ontario & Quebec 14.40 4.80 1.20

Zone B_ New Brunswick
Nova Scotia and

Prince Edward Island 1440 4.80 1.20
Zone C Alberta, Manitoba &

Saskatchewan 19.20 6.40 ij .20
Zene D_ British Columbia 19.20 6.40 1.20
Zone E Yukon 19.20 6.40 1.20

Chile true ate Barbados
and USA 25.80 8.60 1.29

Columbia uss sess Barbados
and USA_ 10.80 3.60 1.08

Costa Rica ws seve Barbados
and U.8.A. 18.06 6.02 1.29
U.K. 18.00 6.00 0.96
Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.96
Czechoslovakia _ ...... ese U.8.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Denmark esos mee U.K. or 17.28 5.76 1.73
U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Dominica © w= seo Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Dominican Republic —_—-... U.S.A. 15.48 5.16 1.29
Hire 0a U.K. 1440 480 0.96
Equador mst U.S.A. 12.60 4.20 1.26
Faroe Islands = anes U.K. 17.28 5.76 1.73
Finland 200m teen U.S.A. 25.80 98.60 1.29
France ems atte U.K. or 15.84 5.28 1.58

U.S.A. 18.00 6,00 1.80



3

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Con’td)

Country

Germany ame

Ghana sen
Grenada
Guadeloupe —_
Guatemala i...
Haiti sss
Hawaii es
Holland ws
Hong Kong

Hungary

Iceland —_..

India tes
Italy en
Jamaica: Kingston
Zone A
Zone B
Japan mse

Korea ase
Lebanon use
Luxemburg --..
Martinique sw

Montserrat

Morocco: Northern and
Southern Zones

Norway 00 ow
Nigeria 42 ws
Nicaragua

Okinawa

Pakistan 2 ene

donee

Route
(via)

U.K. or
U.S.A.

U.K.
Barbados
Barbados
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
U.K.
U.S.A.
U.8.A.

U.S.A.
Montreal

U.K.
U.B.A.

Barbados

U.S.A.
U.S.A.
Barbados
’ U.K.
Barbados

direct

U.K.
U.K. or
U.S.A.
U.K.
U.S.A.
U.S.A. -
U.K.

MINIMUM
CHARGE
3 MINS.

$

17.28
18.00

18.00
2.70
5.40

18.06

15.48

25.80

15.00

25.80

18.00

25.80
18.00

18.00
17.28

2.70
3.54
25.80

25.80
21.60
15.84
5.40
1.80

21.60
18.00
18.00
18.06
25.80
18.00

EACH
EXTRA
MIN. ©

$

5.28
6.00

6.00

0.90
1.80

6.02
5.16
8.60

. 5.28

8.60
6.00
8.60

6.00 .

6.00
5.76

.90
1.18
8.60

8.60
7.20
5.28
1.80
0.60

7.20
6.00

* 6.00

6.02
8.60
6.00

REPORT
CHARGE

$

1.73
1.80

0.96

0.24
0.54

1.29
1.29
1.29
1.58
1.29

1.80

1.80
0.90

0.96
1.72

' 0.24

0.24
129

1.29
1.32
1.58
0.54
0.24

2.16
1.80
0.96
1.26
1.80
0.96



4

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Cont’d)
‘MINIMUM EACH REPORT

Country Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
(ria) 3 MINS. MIN.
$ $
Panama ws ne U.S.A. 18.48 ° 5.16 1.08
Peru teen U.S.A 25.80 8.60 1.80
Phillipines eta U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
Poland ns ee U.K. or
U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Portugal vee ae U.K. 21.48 7.16 2.15
Puerto Rico wets USA. 12.90 4.30 0.90
Republic Honduras uss U.S.A. 12.60 4.20 1.26
Saar Territory ses U.K. 17.28 5.76 1.73
Sahara vaste U.K. 21.00 7.20 2.16
Salvador asses —e U.S.A. 18.06 6.02 1.26
Sierra Leone 9 aes U.K, 18 00 6.00 1.80
Spain te ate U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
St. Kittie vase direct 1.80 0.60 0.24
St. Lucia mee Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
St. Vincent 2 es Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Surinam nae nn : Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.90
Sweden 2 ove atts U.K. or .
U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Switzerland we cae U.K. 17.28 5.75 1.73
Tobago wees Barbados 2.04 0.68 0.24
Trinidad: Zone A (Port of. Spain) Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Zone B 3.30 1.10 0.24
Tunisia vase U.K. 21.60 7.20 2.16
Turks Island Barbados/
‘Jamaica 3.24 1.08 0.24
United Kingdom sss Barbados 14.40 4.80 0.96
Barbados
and U.S.A. 20.64 6.88 1.80
U.S.A. Barbados
Zone A_ Florida 12.96 4.32 1.29

Zone B-_ Alabama, Delaware
District of Columbia,
Georgia, Kentucky,
Maryland, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South,
Carolina, Tenessee,
Virginia, West Virginia 312.96 4.32 1.29



5

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Coni?’d)
MINIMUM = EACH REPORT

Country Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
° (via) 3 MINS. MIN.
$ $ $
—(Cont’d)

Zone C Connecticut, Illinois,
Indiana, Maine,
Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, :
Pennsylvania, Rhode

Island, Vermont 15.48 5.16 1.29

Zone D Arkansas, Colorado,
Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana,
Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska, New
Mexico, North Dakota,
Oklahoma, South Dakota,
Texas, Wisconsin 15.48 5.16 1.29

Zone E Montana, Wyoming 20.64 6.88 1.29

Zone F Arizona, California,.
Idaho, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah, Washington 20.64 6.88 1.29

Uraguay wm ve USA. 25.80 860 1.80
USSR 000mm U.K. or | .

U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
Venezuela meses U.S.A. 15.48 5.16 1.08
Virgin Islands ne USA. 1290 430 0.90
Yugoslavia 0 we tsem U.K. 25.80 8.60 1.88

COMMENCEMENT. These Regulations shall be deemed to have come
into operation on the Ist day of October, 1963,

Made by the Superintendent of Government Telephones this 20th day
of November, 1963.

. G. A. THIBOU,

Superintendent.

Approved by the Administrator in Council this 4th day of December,
1963.
kK. T. HENRY,
Clerk of the Council.

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by Ronert LiInDsay, Government Printer.—Ry Authority.
1964.
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ANTIGUA.

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1963, No. 37.

Tur Pegnsions (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS, 1963, DATED
25TH SEPTEMBER 1963, MADE BY THE ADMINISTRATOR
IN CoUNCIL WITH THE SANCTION OF THE SECRETARY OF
STATE UNDER SUBSECTION (2) OF SECTION 3 OF THE
Pensions Act, 1947 (No. 12/1947).

(Gazetted 23rd January, 1964)

1. Short title. These Regulations may be cited as the
Pensions (Amendment) Regulations, 1963, and shall be read as
one with the Pensions Regulations, 1947, contained in the
First Schedule to the Pensions Act, 1947, and all amendments
thereto, hereinafter called the principal Regulations.

2. Substitution of new regulation for regula-
tion 6 of principal Regulations. The following
regulation shall be substituted for regulation 6 of the principal
Regulations: —

6. Marriage Gratoirixs. Where a female officer,
who has been in public service under the Government of
the Colony for not less than five years and has been
confirmed in a pensionable office, retires from that
service either—

(a) because of her intention to marry (which in-
tention shall be notified to the Administrator at
the time of retirement) and marries within three
months of her retirement; or

(6) within six months after her marriage,

and she is not eligible for the grant of any pension or
otherwise eligible for gratuity under this Part of these
Regulations, she may be granted, on production within
six ionths after her retirement, or such longer period as
the Administrator may in any particular case allow, of



satisfactory evidence of her marriage, a gratuity of an
amount not exceeding—

(a) one year’s pensionable emoluments; or

(5) five times the annual umount of the pension which
might have been granted to her under regulation
4 of these Regulations had there been no
qualifying period and had that regulation been
applicaticable to her,

whichever amount shall be the less.

38. Amendment of regulation 9 of the princi-
pal Regulations. Regulation 9 of the principal Regula-
tions is amended by substituting the following proviso for the
proviso to paragraph (3) of that regulation:—

“ Provided that—

(a) in calculating the ageregate amount of his
pensionable emoluments, no account shall be
taken of any service under the Government of
the Colony or a Scheduled Government in respect
of which no pension or gratuity is granted to
him by that Government or Scheduled Govern-
ment, as the case may be;

(6) where any service in a civil capacity otherwise
than in a pensionable office is taken into account
as pensionable service, the officer's aggregate
pensionable emoluments during that service
shall be taken into account to the same extent as
that service is taken into account as pensionable
service.”

4. Substitution of new regulation for regula-
tion 18 of the principal Regulations. The following
regulation shall be substituted for regulation 13 of the principal
Regulations: —

13. “Marriace Gratuities. Where a_ female
officer to whom this Purt of these Regulations applies
retires or is required to retire from the public service for
the reason that she is about 'o marry or has marriec, and—

(i) would have been cligible for a gratuity under
regulation 6 of these Regulations if her public
service had been wholly under'the Government
of the Colony; and



3

(ii) is not eligible for the grant of any pension or
otherwise eligible for gratuity under this Part of
these Regulations,

she may be granted in respect of her public service
under the Government of the Colony a gratuity of an
amount not exceeding five times the annual amount of the
pension for which she would have been eligible under
regulation 9, 10 or 11 had there been no qualifying period
and had regulation 9, 10 or 11 as the case may be, been
applicable to her:

Provided that for the purpose of computing the amount of
such a gratuity —

f

(a) in relation to a pension under regulation 9 or 11,
sub-paragraph (c) of paragraph (2) of regulation
9 shall have effect as if the reference tl.erein to
two-thirds of her highest pensionable emoluments
were a reference to one-fifth of her annual
pensionable emoluments;

(6) in relation toa pension under regulation 9, 10
or 11, the annual amount of that pension shall
not exceed one-fifth of her annual pensionable
emoluments.”

5. Amendment of regulation 18 of the prin-
cipal Regulations. Regulation 18 of the principal
Regulations is amended— oO ,

(a) by inserting the word “ general’ immediately before
the word “ revision ” occurring in sub-paragraph (6)
of paragraph (2) of that regulation;

(6) by deleting the words “ of salaries” eccurring in the
said sub-paragraph (5) of paragraph (2) of that
regulation ;

(c) by deleting the words “of salaries’ occurring in sub-
paragraph (c) of paragraph (8) of that regulation.

Made by the Administrator acting in accordance with the
advice of the Executive Counci] this 25th day of September,
1968. .

\

E. T. Henry
“Clerk of theCouncil.



4

Laid before the Legislative Council this 20th day of
December 1963.

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Council.

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ANTIGUA. :





2
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1964, No. 2.

The Betting and Gaming (Control of Games) (Amendment) -
Regulations, 1964, dated 8th January 1964, made by
the Administrator in Council under section 5 of the Bet-
ting and Gaming Ordinance, 1963 (No. 10 of 1968).

[ Gazetted 23rd January, 1964. |

1. Ssorr Tittr. These Regulations may be cited as the
Betting and Gaming (Control of Games) (Amendment) Regula-
tions, 1964, and shall be rend as one with the Betting and
Gaming (Control of Games) Regulations, 1963, (S.R.O. No. 39
of 1963.) hereinafter called the principal Regulations.

2. Suspension or ParacrapH (6) of REGULATION 4 OF
Principat Rerauvations. The operation of paragraph (6) of
regulation 4 of the principal Regulations (which requires Crou-
piers and other employees of a licensee to wear dinner jackets
while they are on duty) is hereby suspended for a period of six
months from the 16th December 1963.

3. AMENDMENT OF SCHEDULE TO PRINCIPAL Rreua-
TIons. The Schedule to the principal Regulations is amended
in the following respects: —

(a) by deleting sub-paragraph (2) of paragraph 9 of that’
part of the Schedule which deals with the game of
Roulette and substituting the following therefor:—

(2) When sepsrate bets are made, the maximum
limits will be those indicated in the following table:

BET LIMIT HOUSE PAY
Straight $ 20.00 35 to 1
Split 40.00 17 tol
Street ; 60.00 11 to 1
Quarter or Corner 80.00 8 to 1
Line (1-2-3-0) French Roulette 80.00 8 to l
Line (1-2-3-0-00) American Roulette 100.00 6 to 1
Line ; 120,00 5 to l
Columns 240.00 2 to 1
x 1st-2nd-3rd Dozen 240.00 2 tol
Colour 360.00 Even





Even 360.00 Even
Odds 360.00 ”
1 to 18 Low 360.00 »
19 to 36 High 360.00 ”

‘These maximum limits are multiples of 20 and shall
not be altered to change the proportion established in the
preceding table. Therefore a bet on column shall havea
maximum of the limit authorised (or $20) for the series of
numbers which are bet (or 12) and which will total $240.
The player shall not. therefore be deprived from reaching
the limits hereby established.

The maximum limit for a number on the roulette may
not go over $20 straight in addition to $20 in each of its
splits and corners and $20 on each ore of the two lines
und in the street touching the number. In other words,
$z0 can be bet any way youcan reach the number. How-
ever, sums played on a number all around (starred) cannot
he played on & number straight by not making the bets
around the number.”

(J) by deleting paragrapn 10 of that part of the Schedule
which deals with the game of Craps and_ substituting
the following therefor:—

“10. LIMITS AND ODDS AUTHURISED BY
THE BOARD.

BETS HOUSE LIMIT
PAYS
Pass Line Even $100.00
Do Not Pass Even 100.00
Oome Even 100.00
Do not Come Even 100.00
Field Even 100.00
Any Seven 4 tol 75.00
Any Crap 7 to I 50.00
Hardway Six (3-3) 9 to 1 25.00
Hardway Eight (4-4) 9 tol 25.00
Hardway Four (2-2) 7 to l 25.00
Hardway Ten (5-5) 7 to l 25.00
Eleven (5-6) | _ tol 20.00
Ace Deuce (1-2) (2-1) 15 to 1 20.00
Two Aces (1-1) 30 to 1 20.00
Two Sixes (6-6) 30 to 1 20.00

Behind the Pass Line
Player receives the odds
If winning number is 4 No more than
or 10 2 to 1 bet on line
If winning number is 5
or 9 3 to 2 soo



If winning number is 6
or 8 6 to 5 oes

Behind the Do Not Pass Line

Player pays or lays the odds

Point 4 or 10 Player lays 2 to 1 Double of
what is bet
on the line

Point 5 or 9 Player lays 3 to 2 One and a
half times
more of what
is bet on
the line

Point 6 or 8 Player lays 6 to 5 Whatever is
bet on the
line plus 1/5

Off the Point Bets
Player takes Odds

On number 4 or 10 House pays 9 to 5 $100.00
On number 56 or 9 ” » @ to 5 100.00
On number 6 or 8 ” » Even 100.00

Player gives Odds

On number 4 or 10 Player lay 11 to5 100.00
On number 5 or 9 ” » 8 tod 100.00
On number 6 or 8 ” » & tod 100.00

4. Commencement. These Regulations shall be deemed
to have had effect as from the 16th day of December, 1963.

Made by the Administrator acting in accordance with the
advice of the Executive Council this 8th day of January
1964.

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Council.



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VIRGIN ISLANDS

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1962, No. 9.

STAMPS

Tue Stampers Orper, 1962, Darep 13TH Novemper, 1962,
Mapr By Tue ApministraTor In Councin Unner Stc-
tions 4 ANv 5 Or Tux Stamp Act (Cap. 135).

1. CITATION. This Order may be cited as the Stamps
Order, 1962.

2. DEFINITION. In this Order, the term “stamp”

means adhesive stamps for postage and revenue.

3. STAMPS. There shall be used in the Colony stamps
of the value and designs specified in the Schedule to this Order.

4. DIES. The several dies and other implements re-
quired to give effect to this Order shall be provided.

5. VALUE. The denominational value overprinted on
any stamp authorised by this Order shall be the value of that
stamp in the currency of the United States of America.

6. SAVING. The stamps authorised for use under the
Stamps Order, 1956 (S.R. & O., 1956, No. 35) may continue
to be used until the 30th day of June, 1964.

7. COMMENCEMENT. This Order shall come into
operation on the 10th day of December, 1962.

Made by the Administrator in Council this 13th day of
November, 1962.

J. M. Crarkg,
Clerk of the Council,



SCHEDULE.

The stamps shall he the sume stamps authorised under the Stamps
Order, 1956 (S.R. & O. 1956, No. 35) together with an overprint in
black as follows:—

Overprint Colour Description
and value
lc. Black and purple Island of Tortola
2c. Blue-green and blue Virgin Islands Sloop
3c. Red-brown and _ black Nelthrop Red Poll Bull
4c. Blue and olive-green Road Harbour
50. Brown and green Mountain Travel
8c. Orange and blue Beach scene
10e. Blue and red Boat launching
12c. Green and brown White cedar tree
‘250. Blue and yollow-
brown Bonito
70c. Green and red Treasury Square
$1.40 Yellow and brown Brown Pelican
$2.80 Dark brown and
light blue Man-o-War Bird



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NS OLiGen.

Appointment of Chief Justice
of the Windward Islands
and Leeward Islands.

The Secretary of State for the
Colonies in pursuance of the provi-
sions under Section 4(1) of the Wind-
ward and Leeward Islands (Courts)
Order in Council. 1959, as amended
by Tue West Indies (Dissolution and
Interim Commissioner) Order in
Council, 1962. has appointed Mr.
Justice FRANK I. FIELD to the
office of Chief Justice of thea Wind-
ward and Leeward Islands with effect
from 2nd December, 1963.

Government House,
St. John’s,
Antigua,
Ref, No. A.C. 43/1-1IT.
15th January, 1964.

Press Release.

With reference to Press Release
dated 19th July. 1963, Ref. F.P.31/
326—II it is notified for genera] in-
formuiion that Mr. B. C. GOODWIN
has been appoin'ed to serve as Chair-
man of the Casino Committee in place
of Hon. McC. GEORGE.

Chief Minister's Office,
Administration Building,
St. Fohn’s,
Antigua.
16th January, 1964.
Ref. F.P. 31/326—IT

At the Sixteenth Oils and Fats
Conference held in Barbados in
Februzry, 1963, it was agreed that
there should be a new Oils and Fats
Agreement for a period of three
years from 1st February, 1963 to 31st
January, 1966, and that thix new
Agreement should operate broadly
along the same lines as the Oils and
Fats Avreement of loth January,

1960.
The object of the Agreement is:—

(i) to uphold and encourage the
extension of the coconut indus-
try in the Arena by providing
means whereby «a reasonably
renumerative and stable return
may be received by all growers
of coconuts having regard to the
world price of copra — this
objective being deemed to have
been achieved when all the copra

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and raw oil produced is being
consumed within the area at a
price satisfactory to growers and
consumers slike:

(ii) to encourage in the Ares the
manufacture of oils and fats, and
thereby to assist in the develop-
ment of second:ry industries to
meet the needs and to raise the
living standards of the rapidly
increasing populations;

(iii) in order to achieve the two
abovementioned objectives, to
rectiate trade in oils and fats
between the territories within
the Area and between the Area
and other countries,

Since the last Conference, two
Governments have withdrawn from
the Agreement, namely, St. Kitts and
Montserrat, The present participants
are — Trinidad & Tobago, British
Guiana, Barbados, Grenada, St. Vin-
cent, St. Lucia and Dominica.

It was agreed at the Common
Services Conference held in Trinidad
in July 1962, that the fnnetions
formerly carried out by the Federal
Ministry of Trade and Industry in
relation to the Agreement should be
transferred to the Secretariat of the
Regional Council of Ministers, and a
Conference, which is expected to last
one to two daya, is heing convened to
commence at 9.30 a.m. on Thursday,
30th January. 1964, at “ Sherbourne”,
Two Mil» Hill, St. Michael, Barbados.

The names of delegates and advis-
ers will be announced later.

Among the items for discussion
will be the approval of the draft Oil
and Fats Agreement LY63--1966; the
Area export price of copra and oil for
1964, and consideration of the statis-
tics of the Area Oils and Fats Indus-
try.

KE. T. HENRY,
for Administruton’s Deputy.



CONFIRMATION OF ORDINANOES.

No. 6

The Secretary of State for the
Colonies has informed the Admin-
istrator that the power of disallow-
ance will not be exercised in respect
of the undermentioned Ordinance of
the Colony of the Virgin Islands —

THURSDAY, 23np JANUARY, 1964,



No. 5.

No. 14 of 1963, ° The Jury Act
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1963.”

Administrator's Office,
Roud Town,

Tortola, BVA.

10th January, 1964.



No. 7.
The following Ordinances and
Statutory Rules and Orders are

circulated with this Gazette and form
part th: reof:—

ORDINANCES.

Antigua,

No. 13 of 1963, *‘Vhe Petroleum
Industry (Hncouragement) (Amend-
ment No. 2) Ordinunee, 1963.”

2 py Price 7 cts,

No, 14 of 1963, “The Supreme
Court (Amendment) Ordinanee, 1963.”

2p Price 7 cts,

No. 15 of 1963, The Development
Loans (United Kingdom Government)
Ordinance, 1963.”

2 pp Price 7 cls.

No. 16 of 1962, ‘he Vehicles and
Road Traffic (Barbuda Amendment)
Ordinance, 1963.”

2 yp Price 7 cts.

No. 17 of 1963, Immigration and
Passport Act (Amendment) Ordinance,
1963.” 2pp Price 7 cts.

No. 18 of 1963, ‘‘The Vehicles and
Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordinance,
3 pp Price 9 cts.

Virgin Islands.
No, 2 of 1963, ‘The Nurses Regis-
tration Ordinance, 1963.”
9 pp Price 21 ets.
No. 8 of 1963, “The Dogs (Injury
to Persons, Cattle and Poultry)
Ordinance, 1963.”
3 pp Price 9 ets.

STATUTORY RULES & ORDERS.

Antigua.
No. 36 of 1963, ‘The Telephone
(Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations;
1963,” 5 pp Price 13 cts.

No. 37 of 1963, ‘*The Pensions
(Amendment) Regulations 1963.”
4 pp Price 11 cts.
No. 2 of 1964, The Betting and
Gaming (Control of Games) (Amend-
ment) Regulations. 1964.”
3 pp. Price 9 cts.

Virgin Islands
No. 9 of 1962, ** The Stumys Order,
1962.” 2 pp Price 7 ets.
22

In the Supreme Oourt of the
Windward Islands and
Leeward Islands.

ANTIGUA CIRCUIT

ln Bankruptey:

Re WILLIAM JEFFREY of Briggins
Road in the parish of Saint John
in the Colony of Antigna Res-
taurant Keeper.

Receiving Order made: 15th

January, 1964.
Circuit of Court : Antigua
3rd May, 1963.

All debts dune to the Estate
should be paid to me,

O. W. JACK.
Offieial Receiver.

Date of Petition :

Note:

Address: Magistrate’s Office,
Magistrate’s Court,
Long Street,
St. John’s,
Antigua.

Dated the 16th day of January 1964.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS AcT, 1925.

NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Universal Oil Products Company
of 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,
Illinois, U.S.A. have applied for regis-
tration in Antigua of United Kingdom
Patent No. 917358 dated the lst day
of November, 1960, and issued on the
27th day of May, 1963, and have filed
at the Registrar’s Office at the Court
House, St. John’s, Antigna, a com-
plete copy of the specifications and
the Certificate of the Comptreler
Gencral of ths United Kingdom Pa-
tent giving full particulars of this
patent which will be open to public
inspection at the sad office at any
time between the hours of 9.00 a.m.
and 3.30 p.m. on working days
except Saturdays when the hours
will be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of ov position to the issue of a Certifi-
cate of registration upon any of the
grounds prescribed in Section 10 of
the Patents Act, 1906 for opposition
to the grant of L-tters Patent.

Dited the 2lst day of December,
1963.

O. W. JACK.
Peegisti ar of Trade Marks.

Hegistrar’s Office,
Court House,

St. Johie’s Antigua.

THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT © VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATIUN OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Universal Oil Products Company
of 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,



Illinois, U.S.A. have applied fer
registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent No. 907667 dated

the 13th day of September, 1960. and
issued on the 30th day of January,
1968, and have filed atthe Kogistrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. Jolin’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the
specifications and the Certificate of
the Comptroller General of the
United Kingdom Patent giving full
particulars of this patent which will
be open to public inspection at the
said office at any time b-tween the
hours of 9.00 aa. and 3.30 p.m. on
working days except Saturdays when
the hours will be from 9.00 a.m. to
12.00 noon,

Any person may within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of opposition to the issue of a Certifi-
cate 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 21st day of December,
1963.

O. W. JACK.
Registrar of Trade Marks.

Registrar's Office,
Court House, -
St. John’s, Antigua.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Universal Oil Products Company
of 80 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,
Illinois, U.S AL have applied for
registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent Ne, 904732 dated
the 19th day of January, 1961, and
issued on the 17th day of December,
1962, and have filed at the Registrar's
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the
specifications and the Certificate of
the Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full parti-
culars of this patent which will be
open to publics 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 Saturdays when the
hours will be from 9.09 a.m. to 12.00
noon.

Any person may within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of opposition to the issue of a Certifi-
cate of registration upon any of the
grounds prescribed in Section 10 of
the Patents Act, 1906 for opposition
to the grant of Letters Patent.

23, 1. G64

?

(January

Dated the 21st day of December,
1963.

O. W. Jack,
Registrar of Trade Marke.

Registrar's Office,
Court House,
St. Johivs, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that Universi Oi] Produets Company
of 30 Algonquin Road, Des Plaines,
Illinois, U.S.A. have applied for regis-
tration in Antiguaof United Kingdom
Patent No. 576462 dated the 2nd day
of February, 1960, and issued on the
27th day of December. 1961, and
have filed at the Registrar’s Office at
the Court House, St. John’s, Antigua,
a complete copy of the specifications
and the Certificate of the Com troller
General of the Uniled Kingdon
Patent giving full particulars of this
patent which will be open to public
inspection atthe said offic. at any
time between the hours of 9.00 vam.
and 3.30 p.m. on working aay except
Saturdays when the hours will be
from 9.00 am. to 12.00 noon,

Any person my within two
months from the date of this adver-
tisement give notice to the Registrar
of Opposition to the issue of a Certifi-
cate 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 21st day of December,
1963.
O. W. Jack,
Registrar of Trade Marks.

Registrar's Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.
THR REGISTRATION OF UNITED
IXINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, [llinois, U.S.A. have
applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 863539
dated the 12th day of October, 1959,
und issued on the 12th day of July,
1961, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full particn-
lars of this patent which will be open
to public inspection at the said office
at any time hetween the hours of 9.00
a.m, and 3.30 p.m. on working daya
except Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.
January 23, 1964. ]

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patentea
Act, 1906 for oppo-ition to the grant
of Letters Patens.

Dated the 21st das
1963.

of December,

O, W. Jack,
Registrar of Fatents.

Registrars Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua,

‘THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS Act, 1925.

Ste

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U.S.A. have
applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom vatent No. 879687
dated the 3rd day of July 1959, and
issued on the 31st day of January,
1962, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent viving full particn-
lars of this patent which will be cpen
to public inspection at the said office
at any time between the Lours of 9.00
a.m. and 3.30 p.m. on working days
except Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section LO of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st day of December,
1963.
O. W. JACK
Registrar of Patents.

Regisirar’s Office
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PaTENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plains, Wlinois, U.S.A. have ap-
plied for revistration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 849875
dated the 13th day of March 1959, and
issued on the 18th day of January,
1961, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office, at the Conrt House, St. John’s,
Antigna, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United

THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZEITE.

Kingdom Patent giving full partien-
lars of this patent whieh will be open
to pudlic inspection at the said office
at any tirne between the hours of 9,00
azo. and 3.30 pam. on working days
excep: Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon,

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion tothe issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
preseribedin Section LO of th» Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st day of
1963.

December,

O. W. JACK.
Registrar of Patents.

Reyiatrar’s Office,

Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PaTENts ACT, 1925,





NOT EIS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U.S.A. have ap-
plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No, 917469
dated the 13th day of February, 1961,
and issued on the 27th day of May,
1963, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Offica at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full particu-
lars of this patent which will 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 Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opvosi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration anon any of the grounds
preseribed in S. ction 10 of the Patents
Act. 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st day of December,
1963.
O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patenta,

Registrar's Office,
Nourt House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS Act, 1925,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines. Illinois. U.S.A. have ape
plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 876702

23

dated the 23rd day of June 1960, and
issued on the 27th day of Dceember,
L961, and have filed at the Revistrar’s
Office at the Court House, St. John’s,
Antigua, a complete copy of the speci-
fications and the Certificate of the
Comptroller General of the United
Kingdom Patent giving full particu-
lars of this patent which will 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 Saturdays when the hours will
be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Any person may within two months
from the date of this advertisement
give notice to the Registrar of opposi-
tion to the issue of a Certificate of
registration upon any of the grounds
prascribed in Section 10 of the Patenta
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 21st dav of December,
1963.

0. W. JAcK,
Registiar of Patents,

Reyistrar’s Office,
Court House,
St. Johiws, Antigua.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE.
ANTIGCA 17th December, 1963.

AMERICAN CICARETTE COM-
PANY (OVERSEAS) LIMITED of 43
Juta Srreet, Braamfontein, Johannes-
burg, Tranavaal, Republic of South
Africa have upplied for Registration
of one Trade Mark consisting of the
following ;—



in Class 45, thut is to say, all goods
included in Class 45

The Applicants claim that they have
not used the said Trades Mark in re-
spect of the said goods before the date
of their said Application.

Any person may within three
months from the date of the first ap-
pearance of this Advertisement in the
Antigua, Montserrat. & Virgin Is-
lands Gazette give notice in duplicate
at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua of
opposition to registration of the said
Trade Mark.

O. W. Jack.
Registrar of Trade Marks.
24
Vacancy Notice.

Applications are invited for appoint-
ment to the post of Master, Chief
Petty Officer, Leper Home, Medical
Departient.

Appointment:

The post is peusionable and is
subject to three years proba-
tion. The officer will be subject
to Volomiai Regulations and to
Statutory Ruics and Orders and
General Orders in force in the
Colony from time to time. The
appointment will be subject to
physical fitness.

“The salary of the post is in scale
$1920x96-2304.

Duties of the Post:

‘The Master shall reside at the
home in quarters provided, and
have full charge during the ab-
sence of the Medical Officer
(Institution). He shall have
control of the matron, male and
female staff of the institution,
and shall report to the Medical
Officer (Institution) any breach
of the rules. He shall wear
uniform when on duty. He
shall report immediately to the
Medical Officer (Institution)
any illness of any inmate and
see shall that all instructions
for medical treatment of the
sick inmates are carried out.
He shall report immediately to
the M. O. (I) any death, and
make all arrangerents for the
burial of the dead iniate.

He shall be responsible for all
stores, clothing, and the like,
and for all deficiencies in the
syaine. He shallregularly
superintend the issue of food,
and shall take care that it is
wh lesome and good and in
accordance with the prescribed
dietary scale.

He shall endeavour to promote
economy and prevent waste,
He shall be responsible for the
earrring ont of the instructions
of the M.O. (1) regarding the
sanitation of the Home He
shall keep the accounts of the
Home and the following books:
The Register of Inmates, the
Daily Journal; the Storebook
(provisions) the Storebook
(other stores; the Visitor's
Bok. He shall make out all
vouchers and J. P. O’s in con-
nection with the Home. He
will have the control und care
of the generating plant.

He will pay the staff, and draw
the money for that purpose.

Leave:
Vecation leave will be granted

at the rate of 36 culender days
per year.

Quarters:
Free quarters and food are

provided.

Tilk ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN [ISLANDS GAZETTE,

Applications giving full particulars
and accompanied bythi ee recent testi-
monials should be submitted, in
triplicate, to the Senior Mrdical Off-
cer, Medical Department, not later
than 15th January, 1964.

Administration Building,
St. John’s,

VACANCY NOTICKE

Applications are invitnd = for ap-
pointment to the post of Matron,
Charge Nurse, Leper Home, Medical
Department.

Appointm :nt:
The post is pensionable and is
subject to three years proba-
tion. The Otticer will be sub-
ject to Colonial Regulations
and Statutory Rules and Or-
ders and General Orders in
force in the Colony from time
to time. The appointment will
be subject to physical fitness.

Salary:
The Salary of the post is in the
scale $2088x96-2280-/2400x 120
-252(.

Duties of Post:

She shall reside at the Home.
She shall attend to the inmates
in Accordance with the in-
structions of the Medical Offi-
cer (Institutions). She shall
have the nursing care of the
inmates of the Home. She
will be in charge of the female
stuff of the Home, and see that
they discharge their duties
satisfactorily. She will Super-
vise the cooking and serving fo
the food forthe inmates and
staff. She shall be responsible
for all the stores issued to her
by the Master. When on duty
she shall wear uniform. when
the master is absent from the
institution she will be in
charge of the Home.

Qualifications:
The candidate must be a quali-
fied nurse.

Leave:
Vacation leave will be granted
at the rate of 36 oalender days
per year.

Quarters:
Free quarters and food are pro-
vided.

Quarters:
Applications siving fll parti-
culars and ‘ccompanied by
three rece cestimonials
should be submitted, in tripli-
cate, to the Senior Medical
Officer, M+«dieal Department,
not later than 15th January,
1964,

Administration Building,

St. John’s, Antigua,

[January 23, 1904.
NOTICE TO IMPORTERS.

Goods which have not been removed
from the Quven’s Warehouse within
three months will be sold’ by Public
Auction at Customs Wharf, St. Mary’s
Street, on Thursday 30th January,
1964, at 2.30 p.m.

Importers who have passed war-
ravts on any of the items listed for
sale are asked to remove thm before
the day of the sale.

Copies of the list of goods for sale
ean be seeu atthe Queen’s Warehouse,
the Bonded Warehouse at the Point
and the Customs Building.

KARL O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Customs.
14/1/04,

The Trade and Revenue
Ordinance No. 8 of 1900.

Under the provisions of Section 48
of this Ordinance the contiscated
goods described below will be sold
by Public Auction at the Customs
Wharf, St. Mary’s Street on Thursday
23rd January, 1964, at 2.30 p.m.

& eases Macaw Rum

4 cases Cockspur Rum
3 cases Malt

2 cas's Quinguina Wine
11 bottles Bito

18 Empty Demijohns,

KARL O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Customs.

Tender Notice.

Tenders are hereby invited for the
purchase of a Morris Oxford Pickup
A.G, 1373; of the Electricity Depart-
ment.

This Pickup may be inspected
daily, during working hours, ut the
Government Mechanical Workshop,
by appointment with the Director of
Public Works.

Tenders should be submitted in
sealed envelopes marked ‘Tenders
For Klectricity Morris Oxford Pick-
up” and should be addressed to the
Administrative Secretary, Ministry of
Public Works and Communications,
Administration Building, St. John’s,
and should reach his office not later
than 4 p.m. on 7th February, 1964.

Government does not bind itself to
accept the highest or any tender.

Ministry of Public Works and
Communications.

TENDER.

Tenders are invited for the making
of uniforms for Petty Officers for
the year 1964 as follows:—

In khaki drill for petty officers —

(a) tunic and trousers
January 23, 1964.| THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

(6) khaki shirts with short sleeves
and pocket on each breast with
flap to button

(c) khaki trousers

(d) khaki shorts

(e) khaki overalls

In blue serge and cotton duck for
boatmen —

(a) bluo serge jumper and trousers

(b) blue serge trousers

(c) cotton duck and

trousers

jumper

Quotations should also be made for
(a) blue denim overall

(b) blue denim trousers

(e) blue denim shirts

Government will supply the neces-
sary drill, serge duck, also badges
and official buttons for tunics. All
other materials are to ba supplied by
the the contractor. Prices are to
include the cost of affixing badges to
tanics or jumpers.

2. Tenders must be signed and
shouid be in sealed envelopes
addressed to His Honour the Adiin-
istrator and marked ** TENDER FOR
UNITFORMS”. Tenders should
reach this office by noon on Saturday,
25th January, 1964.

3. Government does not bind it-
self to accept the lowest or any
tender.

4. Ifthe delivery of uniforms is
delayed for a period exceeding four
weeks after the date of receipt of the



ae

ad
material or uniforms are unsatsi-
factorily tailored, Government

reserves the right to cancel the con-
tract on giving one week’s notice in
writing.

By Order,

O. W. FLAX,
Secretary to the Administralor.

Administration Building,
St. John's,
Antigua.
10th January, 1964.

RAINFALL FIGURES
Agrioultural Depariment,

Antigua.
Month. 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964
January 18th 3.01 1.65 6.67 4,02 1.48

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA 7th January, 19€4.

ROTHMAN’S OF PALL MALL EXPORT LIMITED of 65 Pall Mall, London, S. W. 1. England have
applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—.





Le

PALL MALL @&

ig

CYP FIMANS

ioe
ry

in Class 45 in respect of all goods included in Class 45





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 Gazette give notice in duplicate at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of
opposition to registration of the said Trade Mark.

VICTOR BROWN,

Acting Registrar of Trade Mark. .



Notice to Importers

In accordance with the Trade and Revenue Ordinanse 1900, as amended deposits which remain unclaimed
after a period of three months shall be paid into General Revenue us duty payable on goods for which deposit was

made.
The following deposits if not claimed by 3lst January, 1964, shall be Transferred to Revenne:—
1963

Date Importer Article Amount
Oct. 5 Nicholas Fuller 1 crate ice cube maker 235.00
8 Caribbean Beach Club 9 ctns kitchen ware 202.00
10 Geo. W. B. Bryson 1 bag iron clamp 47.00
11 Mill Reef Club 1 ofs elec. equipment 26.00
15 Jos. Pharmacy 1 pkg. medicine 19.00
17 Geo. W. B. Bryson 12 pkgs. accessories 32.00
18 Richard Hackshaw Samples 21.00
23 Carl Meyer 1 c/s alum. channels 59.00
do 2 ctns flash doors 126.00
Geo. W. B. Bryson 10 bales paper bags 24.00
25 Caribbean Beach Club 1 pkg. racks 65.00
Geo. W. B. Bryson 1 crate machine 70.00
26 H. C. Mallalieu 1 o/s compressor 14.00
Peter Deeth 1 pkg. motor parts 60.00
$1000.00

E. O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Customs.
26 THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRRT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE = [January 23, 1964.

REPORT OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ON THE
ACOOUTS OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF CURRENCY, BRITISH CARIBBEAN
TERRITORIES (EASTERN GROUP) FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31ST DECEMBER. 1°62.

INCOME ACCOUNT

Expenditure incurred during the year was within the original and supplementary allocations

approved by the Board,
CURRENCY FUND

2. At 3st December, 1962 the balance of the Fund -vas $115,139,769.66, of which the portion
held in liquor form was $22,272,256.12 representing approximately 19.29 per centum of the Fund
balance.

3. Included in the balance of the Currency Fund at 31st December, 1963, was aun amount of
$42,000.00 representing the value of notes issued in exchange for soiled notes withdrawn but not yet
delivered to the Board. There was no outrizht transfer of cash or securities to the Fund in respect of
this issue which was made against securities valued $5,385,660.00 deposited with the Crown Agents by
Barclays Bank D.C.O. a3 a guarantee for such transactions, Therefore, the Board held a lien on these
securities to the value of $42,000.00 This value of securities under lien was also taken into account in
computing the amount transferred to the Fund from the Income Account under Article 4 (2) (¢) of the
Currency Agreement.

4. During 1968, the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, acting in accordance with
Article 3 (4) (6) of the Agreement, ratifiel a resolution of the Board to the effect that, from 1962
onwards, the liquidity ratio of the Currency Fund be not limited in view of the impending liquidation of
the Board. A ten per cent (107%) limit was fixed previously.

CURRENCY SURPLUS ACCOUNT

5. [Lt was pointed out at paragraphs 3 and 4 of my Report for the year 1961 that an amount of
$2,446,896.01 representing the balance in the Surplus Accouut for the year 1960 had been shared
among participating Governments during 1961 on the basis of a revised scale agreed upon by the Board
of Commissioners, acting under the proviso at Article 5 (2) of the Agreement. It was agreed that this
surp!us shouid have been allocated according to the scale applicable at 3ist December, 1960 and that
steps to adjust the position be taken 0. distribution of the surplus for the year 1961.

6. An overpayment of $36,703.44 in respect of the 1960 surplus was recovered from the
allocation of the 1961 surplus to the Government of British Guiana. This sum was credited to a
Buspense account. I[t is understood that further adjustments will be made on distribution of the
amounts due to other Governments.

7. The 1962 Accounts of the Board do not reflect the inoorrect allocation of the 1960 surplus
commented on in paragraph 5 above.

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
SEcorITLes IN kesPpece oF Loans to GOVERNMENTS PARTICLPATING {N THE CURRENCY AGREEMENT

8. With reference to paragraph 6 of the previous Audit Report, it has been explained that, in the
event of the establishment of a new currency authority in the territory, these securities are redeemable
by the Governments of the territories concerned at nominal or per value. Consequently, the nominal
values of these securities are included in the accounts. The securities held by the Board have been seen.

CASH AND SECURITIES WITH CROWN AGENTS

9. The Certificate of the Comptroller and Auditor General in respect of cash and securities held
by the Crown Agents at 31st December, 1962 has been seen.

AUDITED STATEMENTS FROM PARTICIPATING GOVERNMENTS

10. Audited statements of currency transactions during the year 1962 have been received from
all parccipating Governments except the Government of St. Kits. However, verification of the
transactioas relating to this territory has been effected with the Vault Book Returns received by the
Executive Commissioner.

Boaxns oF SurvVEY oF Currency Notes anp/or Corns

11. The following surveys required by Regulations 20 (3) of the Currency (Notes) Regulations,
1951, and 10 (3) of the Currency (Coin) Regulations, 1955, were not held during the year:
SUPPrise a. sais siccueihus spreianGeeen by aetna St. Lucia

Quarterly
(Second and Third Quarters)...... St. Lucia
January 23,1964.) THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETIL, 27

12. The Board which carried out the survey in Trinidad during the 2nd quarter of 1962 was not
properly constitued in that one of the members taking part in that survey was not specifically appointed
by tiie Governor in accordance with Regulation 20 (1) of the Currenoy (Notes) Regulations 1951.

13. Five surveys were held at St. Vincent during the year. However, none of these surveys was
in fact a surprise survey.

14. All Boards of Survey did not comply with Regulation 10 (4) of the Curreney (Coin) Regula-
tions 1955, as amended by paragraph 2 of the Currency (Coin) (Amendment) Regulations, 1960. In
instances where the contents of packages were not counted, the seals on all such packages were not
inspected by the relevant Board to ensure that they were intact. This matter was referred to at para-
graph 10 of my Report for the year 1961 and previously.

23rd November, 1963
M. V. Lre Sina,

cludtior General.



COMMENTS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMISSIONER ON THE REPORT OF TITE AUDITOR
GENERAL OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ON THE ACCOUNTS OF THE BOARD FOR
THE YEAR 1962.

1. Currency Sorrius Accounr: Paragraphs 5 and 6. The adjustment of the incorrect allo-
cation was made in 1963.

2. Boarps or Survey: Paragraphs 11 and 14. As pointed out in my cominents on previous
reports of the Auditor General-Boards of Survey are appointed by the Governor or Administrator of
each Territory participatiny in the Currency Agreement to examine stocks of currency held by the Board
of Commissioners of Currency in ench Territory, The Commissioners of Currency can therefore exercise
no control over the manner in which such surveys are effected. It has however been also pointed out in
previous years that it is not practicable to check the seals and denominations marked on each box of coin,
unless the contents of the coin, Vaults are removed and repacked at each survey, an operation which
would involve considerable time and expense, particularly at the Headquarters of the Board in Trinidad,
where test checks are effected at each survey. The decision as to whether such detailed check of each
box of coin is effected at each survey, however, rests entirely in the discretion of the Board making the
Survey over which as pointed out above the Commissioners of Currency have no control.

The attention of the Administrator of St. Lucia is being drawn to the remarks of the Auditor
‘General.

3. Paragraph 12. The attention of the Minister of Finance Trinidad and Tobago is being drawn
to the remarks of the Auditor General.

4. Paragraph 13. The Administrator of St. Vincent reported that a surprise survey was held in
that Territory on 28th December 1962. His attention is being drawn to the remarks of the Auditor
‘General.

L. SPENCE,
Executive Commissioner,
British Caribbean Currency Board.
28

To:

‘fo:

THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

Accounts of the Commissioners of Currency, British Caribbean Territories (Eastern Group) for the year 1962

IncomE Account

$ $
Personal Emolumeuts 167,961.43
Rental of Vaults 2,379.00
yw Offices 6,903.00

Rental of Incinerators at Trinidad

and British © uiana 240.00
Incidentals 2,586.31
Telephones 468.06
Postage & Telegrams— Headquarters 897.64
Furniture & Equipment— Area 556.28
Printing & Stationery—Headquarters = 1,003.15
Interterritorial transfers of notes & coins 10,826.64
Audit of Accounts—Area 1,870.00
Travelling & Subsistence expenses—

Commissioners 3,836.11
Barclays Bank D.C.0.—Agency Fees 6,240.00
Repatriation of U. K coins 1,376.94
Bioycle allowances--Messengers 55.50
Supplies of notes 302,469.88
Supplies of coins 98,409.49
Provident Fund 5,346.18
Extraordinary expenditure—

Leral expenses 9,288.02

Inoinerators at Barbados 1,150.00

Visit of Adviser from the Bank of

England 8,037.07 625,900.64

Amount transferred to the Currency
Fund (Articie 4 (2) (v) of the
Currency Agreement)

Amount transferred to the Currenoy
Surplus Account (Article 4 (3)
of the Currency agreement)

1,142,968.02

4,049.767.64



5,818 ,636.30





ce, ee

By: Dividends on sesurities held by the Crown Agents
on behalf of Ourrer cy Fund 4,071,727.80
Interest on deposits in Crown Agents Joint
Consolidated Fund on behalf of Ourrency Fund 615,847.56
Interest on depositsin Crown Agents Joint

Consolidated Fund on behalf of Income A/O —308.572.96
Dividends on Debentures for Loans

to Governments participating in

the Currency Agreement, held at
the Headquarters of the Board 658,904.80
Commission on notes issue: for sterling 61,134.37
Commission cn notes redee ied for sterling 71,441.25.
Commission on 20ins issued for sterling 735.32
Sundries: 272.24
5,818,636,.300





Currency Funp

$
Currency notes redeemed for sterling 19,051,000.00
Ooins defaced by fire withdrawn from ciroulation 719.00
Loss on Securities repaid 8,765.00
wos ” exchanged 63,580.00
Depreciation in value of securities 836,181.80

Balance at 3lat December, 1962 116 439,769.66

135,895,015.46





$
109,542,808.92
19,563,000.00

By: Balance at ist January, 1962
Currency notes issued for sterling

Coins issued for sterling 235,300.00
» y in exchange for United Kingdom coins 57,975.00
Gain on securities sold 2,502,729.82
Gain on Securities repaid 298.98
Appreciation in value of Securities 2,307, 936.22
Amount transferred from Income
Account (Article 4 (2) (e) of
the Ourrenoy Agreement) 1,142,968,02
Value of currency notes issued to Barolays Bank
D.C.O. at St.Lucia in December undor
Guarantee of securities ludged with the
Crown Agonts for account of the Board 42,000.00
185,395,016.46





January 23, 1964
January 23, 1964.] TAK ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 29
ACCOUNT'S OF 'VHE COMMISSIONERS OF CURRENCY, BRITISH OARIBBEAN TERRITORIES

To: Paymeuts to:
Government of —

British Guiana
St. Lucia

Balance at 3lst December 1962

for distribution to the Governments

participating in the Currency
Agreement—vide aiticle 5 (2)
‘Government of —
Trinidad & Tobago
Balance of surplus



for 1960 OL
Share of surplus

for 1961 1,816,954.78
Share of surplus

for 1962 1,947 985.23

‘Barbados

Balance of

surplus for 1950 OL
Share of surplus

for :Qul 343,577.13
Share of surplus

for 1962 368,528.86



British Guiana
Share of surplus

for 1902 1,073,188,42
TMeeward Islands—
Antigua
Balance of
surplus for 1960 O01
Share of surplus
for 1961 161,023.27
Shure of surplus
for 1962 161,990.71
‘St. Kitts
Balance of
surplus for 1960 Ol
Share of surplus
for 1961 75.611.63
Share of surplus
for 1962 80,996.35
Montserrat
Share of surplus
for 196) 11,826.75
Share of surplus
for 1912 12,149.30

Brought forward



Windward Islands
St. Lucia
Baiunce of surplus
from 1958, 1960 U2
Share of surplus
for 1S61 49,082,566
Share of surplus
for 1962 52,646.98
Dominica
Balance of

surplus for 1960 1
Share of surplus

for 1981 94,389.64
Share of surplus

for Lai2 101,244.19

St. Vincent
Balance of

surplits for 1960 Ol
Share of surplus

for 1961 37,755.82
Share of surplus

for 1962 40,497.68

Grenada

Balance of

surplus for 1960 OL
Share of surplus

for 1961 196,330.25
Share of surplus

for 1962 230,587.92

Suspense A/C
Amount refundable
from 1960 Surplus by
Government of British
Guiana withheld from
1951 surplus for
distribution to various
Governments in
adjustinent of
1960 surplus



(HKASTERN GROUP) FOR THE YEAR 1962—(Con?’d)

Currency Surrtus ACCOUNT

$
963,825.70
78,162.82



8.763,993.02

712,106.80

1,078,188.42

313,013.99

156,506.99

23,476.05

6,042,285.27



101,729.56

195,633.74

78,253.51

406,918.18





$

1,041,988.52

1,041,988.53

6 824,820.26

36,703.44



7,908,512,22

By: Balance at lst January 1962 3,853.744.58

Amount transferred from Income A/C
(Articole 4 (3) of Currency Ayreement)
$,049, 767.84

7,903,512,22

re =


30
ACCOUNTS OF THE

THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE

[January 238, 1064,

COMMISSIONERS OF CURRUNCY, BRITISH CARIBBUAN TERRITORIES

(WASTERN GRUUP) FOR PILE YEAR 1962—(Qonrs
PROVIDENT FUND

IncoME ACCOUNT















By: Interest from deposits in Crown Avents Joint
To: Interest distributed Consolidated Fund 1,682.90)
Employees contributions 605.65 Interest on Government of Trinidad and
Board's contributions 1,210.22 Tobago 5$% Debentures 1976-81 3490.00:
Reserve A/C 257.08
2,072.90 2,072.90)
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
$ oc. $ oc $ c.
Paynients made to employees on Balance at ist January, 1962
resignation 1,314.68 Employees’ Acccunt 10,514.57
Board’s Avcount 20,996.98 31515
Balanes at 3 ist December, 1962 eaeaee
_ Employees’ Account 13,845.26 Employee's contrikutions 2.678.09
Board's contrikuticns 5,346.18 8.01927
Board's Account 26,686.75 40,032.01 Interest accrued on:
Employve's contributions 605,66
Board's contributions 1,210.22 1,815.87
$41,316.69 $41,316.69
RESERVE ACCOUNT
$ oc. $ oc.
Balance at 31st December, 1962 5,128.35 Balance at Ist January, 1962 4.871 82
Interest accrued 257.03
5,128.35 $5,128.35
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AT 3ist DECEMBER, 1962 _
Liabilities Assests
$ c $ ce,
Employees’ contributions 13,345.26 On deposit in Crown Avent Joint Consolidated Fund 39,160.85
Board’s contributions 26,686.75 Trinidad & 'Lobago 63° Debentures leid at
Reserve Account 5,128.35 Headquarters of the Board 6.000.0U
$45,160.26 $15,160 00
Headquariers L. SPENCE, a

British Cuwibbean Currency Board
Trinidad,

Heecniivre Conmissiones
British Caribbean Curreney Board

Assrts AND Liapititins at 31st DECEMBER, 1962

LIABILITIES
$ oc.
115,439,769.66
6,861,523 70
45,160 36

Currency Fund

Currency Surplus Account

Provident Fund

Amounts advanced for payments on
Behalf of Board by:

Government of Barbados 265,07

Dominica 1.00

Trinidad & Tobago 28.07

St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla 69.56

St. Vincent 4,51

Unclaimed labourers’ wages 9,86
Barclays Bank D.U.O., St. Lucia for value of

United Kingdom coins lodged for redemption

for sterling in London—sterling unpaid at

81st December, 1962 254.04

$122,347,085.83

|



Barclays Bank D.C.O, deposit for issue of
currency notes and coins pending payment
of sterling in London or receipt of soiled
notes shipped to Headquarters of the Board
in Trinidad by branches of the Bank in the

Leeward [slands and Windward Islands $5,385 600.00

ASSETS

Securities held by Crown Agents
(Nominal value) ($86,545,855) Market
value at 81st December 1962

On deposit in Crown Ageuts Jott
Consolidated Fund

Loans tu Governments participating in
Currency Agreement— Debenturers
held at Headquarters of the Board

82.522 113.64

29,026,048. 46

10,609,400,00



Cash in hands of the Crown Agents 2,903.52
Cash on deposit in Barclays Bank D.C.O,
Current Account— Trinidad & 'lobago 83,018.21
Cash on deposit in Barelays Bank D.C.O.
Current Accoutant—British Guiana 18,860.66
United Kingdom coin in commissioners
Vaults awaiting shipment for redemption 10,728.00
United Kingdom coins shipped to Crown
Agents not yet redeemed by Royal Mint 26.510,04
Receipts on helia'! of Board due from:
Government of Antigua 1,00
» vitish Guiana 4,721.11
7 » Urenada 312,58
3 » St. Lucia 01
Barclays Bank D.C.O.—Amount dve for
commission on currency notes issued for
sterling in Leeward Islands & Windward
Tslands 468,75
Barclays Bank D.C'.0.—Value of currency
notes issued at St, Lucia pending receipt
of equivalent value of soiled currency notes
at Headquarters of the Board in ‘I'rinidad 42,000.00
$122,347 ,085.83



*Market value at 31st December, 1962

Market value 31st, December, of securities lodged by
Barclays Bank D.C.0. with Crown Agents for Over-
sea Governments & Administrations $5,385 ,600.00

L. SPENCE
Livecutive Commissioner
British Caribbean Currency Board.

-The above Accounts have been examined in accordance with Article 7 of the 1st Schedule to the Currency Ordinance No. t5 of
1969 (‘I'rinidad and Tobago). I have obtained all the information and explanations that I have required, and J certify, as a result
of this audit, that in my opinion, the Accounts are correct, subject to the observations contained in the attached report dated 28rd

November, 1963.
28rd November, 1968.

M. VY. Lee Sine
ew anuary
av

9»
ao,

196 £]

THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

BRITISH CARIBBEAN CURRENCY BOARD ABSTRACT

Showing Nominal Value, price paid and Market value at 30th June, 19638, of Securities
held on behalf of the Currency Fund and the liquid portion of the Fund.

(Article '7 (4) of the First Schedule to Currenoy Agreement)

Currency Fund:

Securities held by Crown Agents (Market value
at 30th June, 1963)

Debentures in respect of Loans to Governments
participating in the Currency Agreement held
at Headquarters of the Board

Cash on deposit in Crown Agents Joint Consolidated Fund

Lien on securities deposited with Crown Agents by
Birclays Bank D. C. O. for issue of currency notes

74,769,369.96

10,6038,400.00

85,37 2,769.9

29, $36,573.56

6





115,209,343.52

















































in the Leeward and Windward Islands pending delivery 443,000.00
of equivalent value of solid currency notes withdrawn
from circulation, at Headquarters in Trinidad 115,652,348.52
Currency Circulation:
Notes in circniation at 30th June, 1963. 100,54:3,053.00
Coins in circulation at 30th June, 1963. 5,111,868.00 105,654,921.00
Excess of Currency Fund over Currency circulation 9,997 4.22.52
Securities held by Crown Agents for Oversea Governments and
Administrations
rt V
Description of Stock. Nominal Value. | Price Paid. | ae Rens 3.
UNITED KINGDOM STOCK £ s. d. £ os. d. £ os. d.
‘Conversion Stock 44% 1964 4,946,673 7 O | 4,930,952 5 2 | 4,983,773 8 0
Derchester Corp. 43% temporary loan re-
payable one month’s notice 100,000 0 0 100,000 0 0 101,110 19 2
Hayes & Harlington U.D.C. 5% Mortage
Loan repayable anytime-three months’ notice
either side 50,000 0 2 50,050 0 0 50,000 0 0
Lanarkshire C.C.M. Loan 63 repayable
15.65.64. 300,000 0 0 300,300 0 0; 302,410 5 6
5,396,673 7 0 | 5,381,802 5 2 | 5,487,294 12 8
Savings Bonds 3% 1955/65 2,271,998 4 4 2,152,230 3 11 | 2,220,878 5 2
Treasury Stock 4% 1965 | 6,222,756 18 5 | 6,237,518 10 8 | 6,222,756 18 5
Total of U. K. Securities ‘13,891,428 9 9 ‘13,771,050 19 9 13,880,929 16 3
COLONIAL STOCK | |
Ceylon 8% 1959/64 | 16,781 18 0 1625017 2! 16,229 18 10
44% 1965 18,047 17 2, 20,0383 2 5 17,235 14 1
» 39% 1960/70 13,200 0 0/| 14,503 10 0 11,814 0 0
Cyprus 3}% 1969/71 108,239 4 1 95,713 8 5 82,802 19 10
4, 4% 1956/66 4,724 5 38 4,848 5 5 4,299 1 7
East Africa Hiyh Commission 34% 1966/68} 145,617 2 1 144,023 11 0 107,028 11 6
East Africa High Commission 34% 1968/70 53,831 2 1 4.8088 0 1) 34,451 18 2
East Africa High Commission 4% 1968/71| 134,535 16 5 128,789 12 8) 86,775 12 1
Kast Africa High Commission 44% 1964/69} 100,000 0 0. 99,500 0 0) 72,500 0 0
Gold Coast 44% 1960/70 187910 5, 201515 9) 1,64b 11 7
Kenya 24% 1965/70 135,382 9 2 115,582 15 5, $38,260 4 8
249, 197176 | 9499 10 9 2150 210) 1,105 8 9
, 8E% 1978/78 | 170488 0 1) 166,995 16 1 $0,981 16 0
» 44% 1961/71. 10,264 17 11 | 11,034 15 3 | 6,826 3 1
” 4% 1971/78 275,184 4 7! 274308 6 2. 155,479 1 9
Mauritius 33% 1965/68 TO049 15 4A 68,955 4 9 | 60,242 15 11
Nigeria 3% 1975/77 31,3848 3° 7 | 27,821 10 2 20,5383 1 2
32 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.
BRITISH CARIBBEAN CURRENCY BOARD ABSTRACT--(077)

Seca on of Stock.

Nigeria 33% 1964/66
» 4% 1963

Northern Rhodesia 34%
33 %
34%
Ad ¢ 7
Tanganyika 419, 1967/72
Uganda 34% 1966/69

” 2

99 9

Total of Colonial Securities
Total of Crown Agents held Securities

*Debentures in respect of loans to Govern-
ments of Territcries Participating in Cur-'
rency Agreement held at Headquarters of
the Board.

Govt. of Antigua 63% 1975/80
Government of Barbados 54 1969/74
» Br. Guiana 54% 1969/79
oy 64% 1971/81
» Grenada 64% 1976/51
,, of Trinidad and Tobago 63 7% 1976/81,

99

a 99

Total loans to Govts.
Currency Agreement.

Cash on deposite in Crown Agents Joint
Consolidated Fund

Value of securities and cash held on behalf
of the fund at 30th June 1963

Lien on securities deposited by Barclays:
Bank D.C. O. with Crown Agents for the!
issue of notes in exchange for soiled notes'
pending receipts of the soiled notes at the’
Headquarters of the Board in Trinidad.

Total value

Conversion at tle rate of 4/2 to $1.00

Nominal Value.

£

50,000
40,331
6,813
12,670
338,238
200,000
178,054
335,944

|
16,345,435 19





0)

--————_

73,062 10
284,864 11
510,208 6
156,739 11

21,666 13

1,162,500 0



participating in,

| 2,209,041 18 4

en ee

| 6,215,952 16 6

—





24,770,430 9 6

92,291 13 4

24 862,722 2 10



$119,341,066.28



[January 20, 196¢

Price Paid. Mkt. V das at





























31st Inc, 1960
gos. d. £ os. d.
48,625 6 2 44,250 0 0
43,0038 19 8 40,331 19 9
6,541 1 6 6,132 5 2
12,6°7 011 11,593 8 3
333,58; 5 5 238,457 16 5
200,000 0 0 167,000 0 0
174,568 16 1 114,845 6 6
| 298.439 310 240,200 10 6
9,387,167 7 2 1,696,022 5 3
16,128,218 6 11 (15,576,952 1° €
71,601 5 0 73.062 10 ¢
279,167 B10) 2N4864 11 €
500,004 3 4] 510,208 6 &
156.739 11 8) 156.729, 11 &
21,666 18 4 21,666 13 4
1,162,500 0 0, 1,162.500 0 ¢
ee ee a diacetate aceasta
|
2,191,678 19 3 | 2,209,041 13 4
6,215,952 16 6) 6,218,982 16 €
24,535,850 2 7 24,001,946 11 4
92,291 13 4!) 92,291 13 4
94,094,238 4 &

24,628,141 15 11





ee ee



ee

$118,215,080.62



$115,652,343.52









*The nominal value of loans to Governments of Territories participating in the Currenc

Agreement is shown as the market

Headquarters,
British Caribbean Currency Board,
Trinidad

4th October, 1963.

Printed at the Government Printing Office

value.

Antivua

L. SPENcE,
Executive Commissioner,
British Caribbean Currency Bon:

Leeward Islands,

bv Robert LINDSAy. Gove rmiment Pinte e, Authority
No. 13 of 1963. Petroleum Industry (Encourage- ANTIQUA.
ment) (Amendment No. 2)

[L.S.]
I Assen,
I. G. Tursorr,
Administrator,
28th December, 1963.



ANTIGUA.
No, 13 of 19683.

An Ordinance to further amend the Petroleum In-
dustry (Encouragement) Ordinance, 1962.

[80th December, 1963 |

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the authority
of the same as follow#—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Petro- short title
leum Industry (Hncouragement) (Amendment.
No. 2) Ordinance, 1963, and shall be read as one ie
with the Petroleum Industry (Encouragement)
Ordinance, 1962, as amended, hereinafter called the
principal Ordinance.

2. Section 4 of the principal Ordinance is of section
hereby amended in the following respects— ee al
Ordinanee.
(a) by deleting the proviso to paragraph (6)

of subsection (2) thereof and substituting

the following provision therefor—
ANTIGUA.’

2 Petroloum Industry (Encourage- No. 18 of 1963.
ment) (Amendment No. 2)

‘ Provided that in respect of any such
breach, no provision shall be made for the
imposition of a fine exceeding fifteen hun-
dred dollars or of imprisonment exceeding
six months or for the imposition of both a
fine and imprisonment;”’;

(6) by deleting. the proviso to paragraph (c) of

subsection (2) thereof and substituting the
following provision therefor—

‘“ Provided that in respect of any
such breach, no provision shall be nade for
the imposition of a fine exceeding fifteen
hundred dollars or of imprisonment
exceeding nine months or for the imposi-
tion of both a tine and imprisonment;”.

D. W. Horst,
Speaker,

Passed the Legislative Council this 18th day
of November, 1963.

E. T. Hewry,
Clerk of the Counctl,

—



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No. 14 of 1963. Supreme Court (Amendment).

[L.S.]
I Assent,
1. G. Tursortr,
’ Administrator.
30th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA.
No, 14 of 1963.

An Ordinanee to amend further the Supreme Court
Act, 1939.

[ 30th December, 1963 ]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of
the Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the
authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited us the
Supreme Court (Amendment) Ordinance, 1963,
and shall be read as one with the Supreme Court
Act, 1939, hereinafter called the principal Act, and
all amendments thereto.

2. For section 29A of the principal Act the
following shall be substituted: —

‘Right of 29A. Subject to the provisions
Appeal. of the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands (Courts) Ordcr in Council,
1959, and to any rules nade thereunder

ANTIGUA.

Short title.

26/1939

2/1948
14/1953
11/1955

Substitution
of section 294
of the princi
pal Act
ANTIGUA,

Supreme Oourt (Amendment). No. 14 of 1963.

an appeal shall lie to the Court of
Appeal of the Windward Islands and
Leeward Islands—

(a) from judgments in chambers and inter-

locutory judgments of judges of the
Supreme Court whether at first instance
or on appeal und of Commissioners of the
Supreme Court appointed under any
law in that behalf in force in the Colony;
and .

(6) in matters (others than appeals from the

decisions of magistrates) which by virtue
of any law in force in the Colony were,
immediately before the first day of
January, 1940, made to the Full Court
of the Colony of the Leeward Islands.”

D. W. Horst,
Speaker.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963. :

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Councal.

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No. 15 of 1963. Development Louns (United King-
- dom Government)

(Ls. ]
I AssEnT,
I. G. Toursort,
Administrator.
30th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA
No. 15 of 1963

An Ordinance to provide for the raisin of loans
from Her Majesty’s Government in ‘he United
Kingdom for the purposes of development, ind
for matters incidental thereto.

[30th December, 1963 ]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Mos: exccllent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the authority
of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited iis the Devel-
opment Loans (United Kingdom Government)
Ordinance, 1963.

2. (1) Subject to the provisions of this
Ordinance the Government of Antigua may borrow
from time to time a sum or sums of money not ex-
ceeding in the aggregate One million five hundred
thousand dollars in West Indian Currency by means
of » loan or loans made by the Secretary of State
with the approval of Her Majesty's Treasury in
accordance with section 2 of the Colonial Develop-

ANTIGUA.

Short Title.

Pov er to
borrew from
the United
Kingdom
Government,

7&8 Eliz.
2C. 71,
ANnTIGUA, 2 Development Loans (United King- No. 15 of 1963.
dom Government)

ment and Welfare Act, 1959 (hereinafter referred
to as ‘*the Act’’).

(2) Any loans made under the provisions of
of subsection (1) shall be on such terms as may be
fixed by the Secretary of State with the approval
of Her Majesty’s Treasury.

Repayment. 8. Any loans raised under the provisions of
this Ordinance together with the interest payable
on any such loan shall be repaid by such annual
instalments of capital aud interest as may be agreed
upon by the Secretary of State with the «approval
of Her Majesty’s Treasury so that such loan shall
be repaid within the period for which the same was
granted.

Loans to be 4. The principal money of any loan raised
charged on oe . . :
general reve. UNder the provisions of this Ordinance, and the
nne andassets. interest payable thereon, shall be charged on and
paid out of the general revenues and assets of Anti-
gua and on any other revenues or assets which may

be made available for the purpose.

Application 5. Any money borrowed under the provi-
of loan . : . :
sion of this Ordinance shall be appropriated and
applied to any of those purposes of the Antigua
Development Plan for the period the 1963—1966,
which inay in accordance with the provisions of the
Act, be approved by the Secretary of State and the
- Legislative Council of Antigua from time to time
and to no other purpose.

D. W. Horst,
Speaker.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963,

EK. T. Heyny,
Clerk of the Council,



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No. 16 of 1968. Vehicles and Rvad Traffic
(Barbuda Amendment).

[L.S.] .
I Assent,
I. G. Tursort,
Administrator.
80th December, 1963,

ANTIGUA.
No. 16 of 1963.

An Ordinance to amend further ‘the Vehicles and
Road Traffic Ordinance, 1946.

{80th December, 1963]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Mujesty, by and with the advice and consent of
the Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the
authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Vehicles and Road Traffic (Barbuda Amendment)
Ordinance, 1963, and shall be read as one with the
Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1946, and
all amendments thereto, hereinafter called the
principal Ordinance.

2. Subsection (1) of section 25 of the
principal Ordinance is amended by the addition
thereto of the following proviso—

‘* Provided also that in all cases where
duties are to be paid on licences for the use of
motor vehicles or trailers on no other roads

ANTIGUA,

Short Title.

5/1946
11/1948
22/1954
13/1955

7/1960

8/1961
Amendmert
of section 25
of the princi
pal Ordinance.
Anticua. 2 Vehicles and Road Traffic

No. 16 of 1968.
(Barbuda Amendment).
other than roads in the island of Barbuda for

any period in any year an abatement of 663
per cent of the duty shall be allowed.”

D. W. Hurst,

Speaker.
Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963. ‘
E. T. Henny,

Clerk of the Council.



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No. 17 of 1963. Immigration and Iassport Act ANTIQUA,
(Amendment) Ordinance,

L.S.
LSJ I ASsENT,
I. G. Tursott,
Administrator.
80th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA.
No. 17 of 19638.

An Ordinance to amend further the Immigra-
tion and Passport Act, 1945 (No. 7 of 1945.)

[80th December, 1963 ]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the
Legislative Council of Antigua, and by the authority
of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Short title.
Immigration and Passport Act (Amendment) Ordi- noes.
nance, 1963, and shall be read as one with the 5/1954.
Immigration and Passport Act, 1945, hereinafter 4°
called the principal Act, and all amendments
thereto.

2. Section 32 of the principal Act is Ampadinent
amended by the addition of the following as of eeincipal
paragraph (1) thereof— Act,

‘“*(1) penalties on persone who aid or abet
any contravention of any regula-
lations made under this Act.”

D. W. Hurst,
Speaker,
Ayticua. 2 Immigrationand Passport Act No. 17 of 1963.
(Amendment) Ordinance.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963.

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Council.





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No. 18 of 1963. Vehicles and Road Traffic
(Amendment) Ordinance.

[L.S.]}
I Assent,
I. G. Tursort,
Administrator,
30th December, 1963.

ANTIGUA.
No. 18 of 1963.

An Ordinance to amend further the Vehicles
and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1946.

{BY PROCLAMATION]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s Most
Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and
consent of the Legislative Council of Antigua,
and by the authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Vehicles and Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1963, and shall be read as one with the
Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1916, and
all amendments thereto, hereinafter called the
principal Ordinance.

ANTIGUA

Short title

5/1946
22/1954
13/1955

7/1960

8/1961
ANTIGUA.

Insertion of
new Part: in
principal
Ordinance.

2 Vehicles and Road Traffic No. 18 of 1963.
(4mendment) Ordinance.

2. ‘The principal Ordinance is amended by
the insertion immediately after Part VI thereof
of the folllowing Cross Headings and new
section :— ;

“PART VI A.

Foor-PASSENGER CROSSINGS.

ead _ 68A. (1) Crossings for foot-
crossings. passengers may be established on
roads in accordance with the provi-

sions of this section.

(2) The Administrator may
make regulations with respect to the
precedence of vehicles and _ foot-
passengers respectively; and generally
with respect to the movememt of
trattic at and in the vicinity of a
crossing and with respect to the indi-
cation of the limits of a crossing by
marks on the roadway or otherwise,
and to the erection of traffic signs in
connection therewith.

(3) Different regulations may be
made under this section in relation to
different traffic conditions and in
particular, but without prejudice to
the generality of the foregoing words,
different regulations may be made in
relation to crossings in the vicinity of,
and at a distance from, a junction
of roads, and to traffic which is
controlled by~the police, and by
traffic signals, and by different kinds
of traffic signals, and which is not
controlled.

(4) Any person who contravenes
any regulations made under this sec-
tion shall be guilty of an offence and
liable to a fine not exceeding fifty
dollars or to imprisonment for a term
not exceeding three months and, in
the case of a second or subsequent
No. 18 of 1963. Vehicles and Road Traffic 3 ANTIGUA®
(Amendment)

offence, to a fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars or to imprisonment
for a term not exceeding six months.

(5) In this section the expres-
sion -“ crossing ’’ means a crossing for
foot-passengers proposed by the
Board and approved by the Ad-
ministrator specifying either the
positions of the proposed crossings,
or the lengths of road, or the areas,
in which crossings are to be estab-
lished and indicated in accordance
with the regulations having effect
as respects that crossing.

(6) For the purposes of a prose-
cution for a contravention of any
of the provisions of a regulation
having effect as respects a crossing,
the crossing shall be deemed to be
established and indicated as aforesaid
unless the contrary is proved.”

3. Section 77A of the principal Ordinance Amendmentof
; : . ection 7A of
is amended by deleting paragraph (&) thereof. Mot i/4°
Ordinancs.
4. This Ordinance shall come into force commence-

on the Ist day of January, 1964. mens;

D. W. Horst,
Speaker.

Passed the Legislative Council this 20th day
of December, 1963.

E. T. Hewry,
Clerk of the Council.

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No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Reyistration.

[LS] |

I Assent,
M. S. STAVELFY,
Administrator.
29th March, 1963.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 2 of 1963.

An Ordinance to provide for the registration of
nurses for the sick.

[BY PROCLAMATION j

ENACTED by the Legislature of the Colony
of the Virgin Islands. :

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Nurses
Registration Ordinance, 1963.

2. (1) For the purposes of this Ordinance
there shall be established a Nursing Council for the
Colony (in this Ordinance referred to as ‘the
Council”), which shall be a body corporate by that
name with perpetual succession and a common seal.

(2) The Council shall be constituted in
accordance with the provisions contained in the
Schedule to this Ordinance.

(3) ‘The seal of the Couneil shall be authenti-
eated in the prescribed manner and any document
purporting to be sealed with the said seal so
authenticated shall be receivable in evidence of the
particulars stated in that document,

VIRGIN
JSLANDS,

Commence-
ment.

Short title.

Establishment
and Constitu-
tion of
Nursing
Council.
VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Register of
Nurses.

Rules,

2. Nurses Registration. No. 2 of 1963.

3. (1) It shall be the duty of the Council to
form and keep a register of nurses for the sick (in
this Ordinance referred to as “the register”)
subject to and in accordance with the provisions of
this Ordinance.

(2) The register shall consist of the following
parts:—

(a) a general part containing the names of all

female nurses who satisfy the conditions

of admission to that part of the register;

(6) any other prescribed part.

(3) A certificate under the scal of the Council
duly authenticated in the prescribed manner stating
that any person is, or was at any date, duly
registered under this Ordinance shall be evidence in
all courts of law of the fact stated in the certificate.

(4) Any reference in this Ordinance to the
register shall unless the context o' herwise requires,
be deemed to include a reference to any part of the
register, and the expression “ registered” shall be
construed accordingly.

4. (1) The Council shall make rules for the
following purposes:—

(a) for reguliting the formation, maintenance
and publication of the register;

(6) for regulating the conditions of adinission
to the register;

(c) for regulating the conduct of any
examinations which may be prescribed as
a condition of admission to the register,
aud any matters ancillary to or connected
With any such examinations;

(d) for prescribing the causes for which, the
conditions under which, and the manner
in which nurses may be fined, suspended
or removed from the register, the
procedure for the restoration to the
register of nurses who have been removed
therefrom, andthe fec to be payable on
such restoration :
No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Registration. 38 VIRGIN

. . ; IsLANDs.
(e) for regulating the summoning of meetings

of the Council and the proceedings
(including quorum) of the Council;

(7) for enabling the Council to constitute
committees and for authorising the
delegation to committees of any of the
powers of the Council, and for regulating
the proceedings (including quorum) of
committees;

(g) for prescribing fees of nurses duly
registered under this Ordinance and for
the payment and recovery thereof;

(A) generally for making provision with
respcct to any matters with respect to
which the Council think that provision
should be made for the purpose of carry-
ing this Ordinance into effect (including
provision with respect to the issue of
certificates to nurses registered under this
Ordinance and with respect to the uniform
or badge which may be worn by nurses so
registered), and for presc:ibing anything
which under this Ordinance is to be
prescribed.

(2) Rules under this section shall contain
provisions :—

(a) requiring as a condition of the admission
of any person to tie register that
that person shall have undergone the
preacribed training, and shall possess the
prescribed experience, in the nursing of
the sick;

(b) requiring that the prescribed training shall
be carried out in an institution approved

by the Council in that behalf;

(c) enabling persons who, within period of
two years after the date on which the
rules to be made under the provisions of
this paragraph first come into operation,
make an application in that behalf (in this
Ordinance referred to as “un existing
practitioner’s application ’’) to be admitted
VIRGIN

IsLANDS.

Staf and
expenses,

Fee;.

4 Nurses Registration. No. 2 of 1963.

to the register on producing evidence to
the satisfaction of the Council that they
are of good churaeter, are of the prescribed
age, are persons who were for at least
three years before the first day of
January, nineteen hundred and sixty-two
bona fide engaged in practice as nurses
in attendance of the sick, under conditions
which appear to the Council to be
satisfactory for the purposes of this
provision and have adequate knowledge
and experience of the nursing of the sick.

(3) Rules made by the Council shall not take
effect until they have been approved by the
Administrator in Council.

5. (1) The Council may, with the previous
sanction of the Administrator in Council, appoint a
person to act as Secretary and Treasurer of the
Council, and may, subject to the consent of the
Administrator in Council as te numbers, employ
such other officers as the Council consider necessary.

(2) Any expenses incurred by the Council
in carrying this Ordinance into effect, including
expenses in connection with examinations under
this Ordinance (and subject as hereinafter provided,
the travelling expenses of and sums paid on account

. of subsistence allowance to members of the Council)

shall be defrayed out of the sums received by the
Council under this Ordinance.

(3) The accounts of the Council shall be
audited in such manner, and by such person, as the
Council may, subject to the approval of the
Administrator in Council, from time to time direct,
and copies of the accounts and of any report made
on the accounts shall be transmitted to all the
members of the Council and to such other persons
as the Council may direct.

6. (1) There shall be paid to the Council in
respect of every application to be examined or to be
registered under this Ordinance, and in respect of
the retention in uny year of the name of any person

_on the register, such fees respectively as the Council

may, with the approval of the Administrator in
Council, from time to time determine:
No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Registration 5

Provided that :—

(a) in the case of an existing practitioner’s
application the amount of the fee
pavable on the application shall be
such sum, not exceeding five dollars
in the currency of the United States
of America, as the Council, with
such approval as aforesaid, may
determine; and

(6) the amount of the fee payable in
respect of the retention in any year
of the name of any person on the
register shall not exceed one dollar
and twenty-five cents in the curreney
of the United States of America.

(2) The Council may charge for any certificate
or other document issued, or in respect of any
services performed, by them, such fees as may be

prescribed.

7. (1) Any person who proves to the satis-
faction of the Council that she has been registered
generally us a nurse for the sick in the United
Kingdom, shall be entitled, on making an applica-
tion in the prescribed manner and paying such fee
not being greater than the fee payable on ordinary
applications for regisiration under this Ordinance
as the Council may demand, to be registered ina
corresponding manner under this Ordinance:

(2) Any person who proves to the satisfaction
of the Council that she has been registered gen: r-
ally as a nurse for the sick in any other part of the
British Commonwealth or in any foreign country,

may be admitted to the final examination for nurses .

for the sick, prescribed by the Council, on the
payment of such fee not being greater than the fee
payable on ordinary applications for admission to
such examination as the Council may demand, and
if she snecessfully passes such examination shall be
entitled to be registered under this Ordinance:

Provided that—

Vircin
IsLANDS.

Admission to
register of
persons
tiained
outside the
Colony.
VirGIN
IsLANps.

Appeal
against

removal from -

register or
refusal to
register.

Penalties
for unlawful
assumption
of title of
registered
nurse and
for falsi-
fication of

ropister.

6 ' Nurses Registration. No. 2 of 1968.

(a) there shall be in force in such place
an enactment, or a provision of any
kind having the force of law, provi-
ding for the registration of nurses
under some public authority ;

the Council are satisfied that the
standard of training and examination
required for admission to the register
of nurses established under the said
enactinent or provision shall be not
lower than the standard of training
and examinntion required under this
Ordinance.

(6)

(5) Where there is a reciprocity; agreement
concerning nurses between this Colony and any
part of the British Commonwealth or any foreign
country, any person who proves to the satisfaction
of the Council that she ts registered in such part of
the British Commonwealth or foreign country
generally as a nurse for the sick, shall be entitled,
on making an application in the ‘prescribed manner
and paying such fee, not being greater than the fee
payable on ordinary applications for registration
under this Ordinance, as the Council may demand,
to be registered in a corresponding manner under
this Ordinance.

8. Any person aggrieved by the removal of
her name from the register or by the refusal of the
Council to register her may, within three months

after the date on which notice is given to her by the

Council of such removal or refusal, appeal against
the Council’s decision to the Supreme Court and
such appeal shall be heard by a single judge in
chambera who shall give such directions in the
matter as he may think proper, including a direc-
tion as to costs of the appeal and the order of the
judge shull be final and conclusive and not subject
to an appeal to any other court.

9. (1) Any person who—

(a)- not being a person duly registered
uuder this Ordinance takes or uses
the name or title of registered nurse
or registered nursing practitioner,
either alone or in combination with
No. 2 of 1963. 0 Nurses Reaistration. 7

any other words or letter, or any
name, title, addition , description, uni-
form or badge, implying that she is
registered under this Ordinance, or
is recognised by law asa registered
nurse; or

(4) being a person whose name is inclu-
ded in any part of the register, at
any time nfter the expiration of the
period aforesaid takes or uses any
name, title, addition, description, unt-
form or badge, or otherwise does any

act of any kind implying that her

name is included in some other part

of the register; or

(c) at any time with intent to deceive
makes use of any certificate of regis-
tration as a nurse issued under this
Ordinance to her or any other person,

shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not
exceeding fifty dollars in the currency of the United
States of America in the case of a first offence and,
in the case of a second or any subsequent offence,
two hundred and fifty dollars in the currency of the
United States of America or to be imprisoned fora
term not exceeding six months.

(2) If any person wilfnlly makes, or causes to
be made any falsification in any matter relating to
the register, she shall be guilty of an offence and
shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not
exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars in the
currency of the United States of America or to be
imprisoned for a term not exceeding six months.

10. Any sum or sums of money arising from
suminary conviction and recovery of penalties im-
posed by this Ordinance or by any rule made there-
under shail be paid to the Magistrate, who shall pay
the same to the Secretary for use by the Council.

11.) This Ordinance shall come into operation
on a date to be appointed by the Administrator by
proclamation in the Gaz-tte,

VinGIN
ISLANDS.

Disposal of
fines paid
into conrt,

Commenoce-
ment,
VIRGIN’ 8 Nurses Re.stration, No. 2 of 1963,
ISLANDS,
SCHEDULE



CONSTITUTION oF COUNCIL



1. The Council shall consist of five members.

2. Onits first constitution the Council shall be composed
of the following persons, namely:—

(a) two persons appointed by the Administrator in Council;

(b) one person appointed by the Superintendent of Medi-
cal Services;

(c) two persons appointed by the Nurses and Midwives of
the Colony.

8. The first members of the Council shall hold office for
such term, not less than one year and not exceeding two years
from the commencement of this Ordinance, as the Administrator
in Council may determine.

4. After the expiration of the term of office of the first
members of the Council, the Council shall be composed of the
following persons, namely :—

(a) two persons appointed by the Administrator in
Council;

(6) one person appointed by tne Superintendent of
Medical Sevices; and

(c) two persons both of whom shall be persons registered
as nurses under this Ordinance, elected in accordance
with the prescribed scheme and in the prescribed
manner by the persons registered as nurses under this
Ordinance and so registered at the date of election.

Any members of the Council other than the first mem-
bers thereof shall hold office for a term of three years.

6. If the place of a member of the Council becomes
vacant before the expiration of his term of office whether by
death, resignation, or otherwise, the vacancy shall be filled by
appointment by the body or person by whom the member was
appointed, or, if the vacating member was un elected membcr,
No. 2 of 1963. Nurses Registration. 9 Viren
IsLAaNDs.

by the Council. The Council in co-opting a member under the
foregoing provision shall, so far as practicable, select a person,
being a person registered as a nurse under this Ordinance, who
is a representative of the same interests as those represented by
the vacating member. Any person appointed or elected to fill
a casual vacancy shall hold office only so long as the member in
whose stead he is appointed or elected- would have held office.

7. Any member ceasing to be a member of the Council
shall be eligible for re-appointment or re-election.

8. The powers of the Council may be exercised not-
withstanding any vacancy in their number.

M. S. Sravezey,
President.

Passed the Legislative Council this 22nd day of March,
1963.

J. M. CLARKE
Clerk of the Council.

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No. 8 of 1963. The Dogs (Injury to Persons,
Cattle and J’oultry)
[L.S. ]

I Assent,
M. S. STAvELEy,
Administrator.
31st May, 1963.

VIRGIN ISLANDS
No. 8 of 1963.

An Ordinance to make provisions relating to the
liability for injury to persons, cattle and poultry
by dogs.

[BY PROCLAMATION]

ENACTED by the Legislature of the Colony
of the Virgin Islands.

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Dogs
(Injury to Persons, Cattle and Poultry) Ordinance,
1963.

8. In this Ordinance—

“cattle” includes bull, ox, cow, steer, heifer,
horse, pony, mule, ass, sheep, goat, Pig, 0 or
the young of the same;

“poultry” means domestic fowls, turkeys,
geese, ducks and guinea fowls.

8. (1) The owner of a dog shall be liable in
damages for injury done to any person, cattle or
poultry by that dog; and it shall not be necessary
for the person seeking such damages to show a pre-
vious mischievous propensity in the dog, or the
owner’s knowledge of such previous propensity, or
to show that the injury was attributable to neglect
on the part of the owner.

(2) Where any such injury has been done by
a dog, the occupier of any house or premises
where the dog was kept or permitted to live or
remain at the time of theinjury shall be presumed
to be the owner of the dog, and shall be liable for
the injury unless he proves that he was not the
owner of the dog at that time:

VIRGIN
IsLANDSs.

Commence-
ment.

Short title.

Interpreta
ion.

Liability of
owner of dog
for injury

to persons,
cattle and
poultry.
VIRGIN
IsLANDs.

Power to
destroy dogs.

Dangerous
dogs.

Repeal
6/1958.

2 The Dogs (Injury to Persons, No. 8 of 1963.

Cattle and Poultry)

Provided that where there are more occupiers
than one in any house or premises, the occupier of
that particular part of the house or premises in
which the dog has been kept or permitted to live or
remain at the time of the injury shall be presumed
to be the owner of the dog.

4. (1) It shall be lawful for anv member of
the Police Force or any Local Constable or any Local
Government Officer tu destroy either by shooting
with a firearm or by killing in some other manner
which will cause as little pain as possible—

(a) any dog found at large between the hours
of six o'clock in the evening and five
o'clock in the morning of the next succeed-

ing day; and

(6) any dog whilst it is chasing any cattle or
poultry at any time or place.

(2) For the purposes of this section, the ex-
pression “ firearm” shall include a weapon of any
description or an airgun or other kind of gun from
which any shot, bullet or other missile can be dis-
charged, but does not include any toy-pistol or toy-
gun from which any missile is discharged by the
force of a spring alone.

5. The Magistrate may take cognizance of a
compliaint that a dog is dangerous and not kept
under proper control, and if it appears to him that
any dog, the subject of any such complaint made to
him, is dangerous and not kept under proper control
he may make an order in a summary way directing
that such dog be kept under proper control by its
owner or be destroyed; and every person who shall
fail to comply with any such order shall be liable to
a penalty not exceeding five dollars in the currency
of the United States of America for every day
during which such default shall have lasted.

6. Section 5 of the Law Reform ( Miscellane-
ous Provisions) Ordinance, 1958 is hereby repealed,
No. 8 of 1963. The Dog (Injury to Persons, 3 VirGin
Cattle and Foultry) IsLanrs.

‘7. This Ordinance shall come into operation commence-
on a date to be appointed by the Administrator by ment.
Proclamation published in the Gazette.

M. 8S. Sravetry,
President.

Passed the Legislative Council the 28th day of
May, 1963.
M. Frax,
Ag. Clerk of the Counetl.

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STATUTORY RULES -AND ORDERS.
1963, No. 36.

Tor TELEPHONE (AMENDMENT) Reracrations, 1963,
DATED DEcEMBER 4, 1963, MADE BY THE SupERIN-
TENDENT OF GOVERNMENT ‘TRLEPHONES UNDER
SECTION 4 OF THE TELEPHONE ORDINANCE, 1929
(No. 2 oF 1929).

—ee se



[ Gazetted 23rd January, 1964. ]

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Tele-

Short: title.

phone (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations, 1963, and eras
shall be read as one with the Telephone Regulations, 30/1960.
1958, as amended, herein after culled the principal 3/191.
Regulations.
2. For Schedule III to the principal Regulations Replacement
there shall be substituted the following.— Ul to the.
principal
Regulations.
SCHEDULE Ill.
Radio Telephone Tariff Charges.
. MINIMUM EACH — REPORT
Conntry Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
(via) 3 MINS. MIN.
$ $ $
Alaska ve USA. 18,00 6,00 1.80
Algeria me ate U.K. 21.60 7.20 2.16
Aruba _ =~ Barbados
andNWI 9.00 3.00 .90
Argentina (wm ste U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
Austria mee U.K. 17.28 5.76 1.73

U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80

Barbados sent / direct 2.70 0.

90 0.24
2

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Cont'd)
MINIMUM EACH REPORT

Country Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
(via) 3 MINS. MIN.
. $ $ $
Bahamas meus ~_ Barbados
and U.S.A. 15.48 5.16 1.29
Bonaire wes ase Barbados
“andNWI_ 9.00 3.00 .90
Brazil ~~ ens U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.29
Belgium mete U.K. 15.84 5.28 1.58
Bermuda usm Cs Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.96
British Guiana Zone A (Georgetown) Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Zone B Barbados 2.88 0.96 0.24
British Honduras w= Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.90
Canada Barbados
Zone A Ontario & Quebec 14.40 4.80 1.20

Zone B_ New Brunswick
Nova Scotia and

Prince Edward Island 1440 4.80 1.20
Zone C Alberta, Manitoba &

Saskatchewan 19.20 6.40 ij .20
Zene D_ British Columbia 19.20 6.40 1.20
Zone E Yukon 19.20 6.40 1.20

Chile true ate Barbados
and USA 25.80 8.60 1.29

Columbia uss sess Barbados
and USA_ 10.80 3.60 1.08

Costa Rica ws seve Barbados
and U.8.A. 18.06 6.02 1.29
U.K. 18.00 6.00 0.96
Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.96
Czechoslovakia _ ...... ese U.8.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Denmark esos mee U.K. or 17.28 5.76 1.73
U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Dominica © w= seo Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Dominican Republic —_—-... U.S.A. 15.48 5.16 1.29
Hire 0a U.K. 1440 480 0.96
Equador mst U.S.A. 12.60 4.20 1.26
Faroe Islands = anes U.K. 17.28 5.76 1.73
Finland 200m teen U.S.A. 25.80 98.60 1.29
France ems atte U.K. or 15.84 5.28 1.58

U.S.A. 18.00 6,00 1.80
3

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Con’td)

Country

Germany ame

Ghana sen
Grenada
Guadeloupe —_
Guatemala i...
Haiti sss
Hawaii es
Holland ws
Hong Kong

Hungary

Iceland —_..

India tes
Italy en
Jamaica: Kingston
Zone A
Zone B
Japan mse

Korea ase
Lebanon use
Luxemburg --..
Martinique sw

Montserrat

Morocco: Northern and
Southern Zones

Norway 00 ow
Nigeria 42 ws
Nicaragua

Okinawa

Pakistan 2 ene

donee

Route
(via)

U.K. or
U.S.A.

U.K.
Barbados
Barbados
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
U.K.
U.S.A.
U.8.A.

U.S.A.
Montreal

U.K.
U.B.A.

Barbados

U.S.A.
U.S.A.
Barbados
’ U.K.
Barbados

direct

U.K.
U.K. or
U.S.A.
U.K.
U.S.A.
U.S.A. -
U.K.

MINIMUM
CHARGE
3 MINS.

$

17.28
18.00

18.00
2.70
5.40

18.06

15.48

25.80

15.00

25.80

18.00

25.80
18.00

18.00
17.28

2.70
3.54
25.80

25.80
21.60
15.84
5.40
1.80

21.60
18.00
18.00
18.06
25.80
18.00

EACH
EXTRA
MIN. ©

$

5.28
6.00

6.00

0.90
1.80

6.02
5.16
8.60

. 5.28

8.60
6.00
8.60

6.00 .

6.00
5.76

.90
1.18
8.60

8.60
7.20
5.28
1.80
0.60

7.20
6.00

* 6.00

6.02
8.60
6.00

REPORT
CHARGE

$

1.73
1.80

0.96

0.24
0.54

1.29
1.29
1.29
1.58
1.29

1.80

1.80
0.90

0.96
1.72

' 0.24

0.24
129

1.29
1.32
1.58
0.54
0.24

2.16
1.80
0.96
1.26
1.80
0.96
4

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Cont’d)
‘MINIMUM EACH REPORT

Country Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
(ria) 3 MINS. MIN.
$ $
Panama ws ne U.S.A. 18.48 ° 5.16 1.08
Peru teen U.S.A 25.80 8.60 1.80
Phillipines eta U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
Poland ns ee U.K. or
U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Portugal vee ae U.K. 21.48 7.16 2.15
Puerto Rico wets USA. 12.90 4.30 0.90
Republic Honduras uss U.S.A. 12.60 4.20 1.26
Saar Territory ses U.K. 17.28 5.76 1.73
Sahara vaste U.K. 21.00 7.20 2.16
Salvador asses —e U.S.A. 18.06 6.02 1.26
Sierra Leone 9 aes U.K, 18 00 6.00 1.80
Spain te ate U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
St. Kittie vase direct 1.80 0.60 0.24
St. Lucia mee Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
St. Vincent 2 es Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Surinam nae nn : Barbados 9.00 3.00 0.90
Sweden 2 ove atts U.K. or .
U.S.A. 18.00 6.00 1.80
Switzerland we cae U.K. 17.28 5.75 1.73
Tobago wees Barbados 2.04 0.68 0.24
Trinidad: Zone A (Port of. Spain) Barbados 2.70 0.90 0.24
Zone B 3.30 1.10 0.24
Tunisia vase U.K. 21.60 7.20 2.16
Turks Island Barbados/
‘Jamaica 3.24 1.08 0.24
United Kingdom sss Barbados 14.40 4.80 0.96
Barbados
and U.S.A. 20.64 6.88 1.80
U.S.A. Barbados
Zone A_ Florida 12.96 4.32 1.29

Zone B-_ Alabama, Delaware
District of Columbia,
Georgia, Kentucky,
Maryland, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South,
Carolina, Tenessee,
Virginia, West Virginia 312.96 4.32 1.29
5

RADIO TELEPHONE RATES—(Coni?’d)
MINIMUM = EACH REPORT

Country Route CHARGE EXTRA CHARGE
° (via) 3 MINS. MIN.
$ $ $
—(Cont’d)

Zone C Connecticut, Illinois,
Indiana, Maine,
Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, :
Pennsylvania, Rhode

Island, Vermont 15.48 5.16 1.29

Zone D Arkansas, Colorado,
Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana,
Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska, New
Mexico, North Dakota,
Oklahoma, South Dakota,
Texas, Wisconsin 15.48 5.16 1.29

Zone E Montana, Wyoming 20.64 6.88 1.29

Zone F Arizona, California,.
Idaho, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah, Washington 20.64 6.88 1.29

Uraguay wm ve USA. 25.80 860 1.80
USSR 000mm U.K. or | .

U.S.A. 25.80 8.60 1.80
Venezuela meses U.S.A. 15.48 5.16 1.08
Virgin Islands ne USA. 1290 430 0.90
Yugoslavia 0 we tsem U.K. 25.80 8.60 1.88

COMMENCEMENT. These Regulations shall be deemed to have come
into operation on the Ist day of October, 1963,

Made by the Superintendent of Government Telephones this 20th day
of November, 1963.

. G. A. THIBOU,

Superintendent.

Approved by the Administrator in Council this 4th day of December,
1963.
kK. T. HENRY,
Clerk of the Council.

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ANTIGUA.

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1963, No. 37.

Tur Pegnsions (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS, 1963, DATED
25TH SEPTEMBER 1963, MADE BY THE ADMINISTRATOR
IN CoUNCIL WITH THE SANCTION OF THE SECRETARY OF
STATE UNDER SUBSECTION (2) OF SECTION 3 OF THE
Pensions Act, 1947 (No. 12/1947).

(Gazetted 23rd January, 1964)

1. Short title. These Regulations may be cited as the
Pensions (Amendment) Regulations, 1963, and shall be read as
one with the Pensions Regulations, 1947, contained in the
First Schedule to the Pensions Act, 1947, and all amendments
thereto, hereinafter called the principal Regulations.

2. Substitution of new regulation for regula-
tion 6 of principal Regulations. The following
regulation shall be substituted for regulation 6 of the principal
Regulations: —

6. Marriage Gratoirixs. Where a female officer,
who has been in public service under the Government of
the Colony for not less than five years and has been
confirmed in a pensionable office, retires from that
service either—

(a) because of her intention to marry (which in-
tention shall be notified to the Administrator at
the time of retirement) and marries within three
months of her retirement; or

(6) within six months after her marriage,

and she is not eligible for the grant of any pension or
otherwise eligible for gratuity under this Part of these
Regulations, she may be granted, on production within
six ionths after her retirement, or such longer period as
the Administrator may in any particular case allow, of
satisfactory evidence of her marriage, a gratuity of an
amount not exceeding—

(a) one year’s pensionable emoluments; or

(5) five times the annual umount of the pension which
might have been granted to her under regulation
4 of these Regulations had there been no
qualifying period and had that regulation been
applicaticable to her,

whichever amount shall be the less.

38. Amendment of regulation 9 of the princi-
pal Regulations. Regulation 9 of the principal Regula-
tions is amended by substituting the following proviso for the
proviso to paragraph (3) of that regulation:—

“ Provided that—

(a) in calculating the ageregate amount of his
pensionable emoluments, no account shall be
taken of any service under the Government of
the Colony or a Scheduled Government in respect
of which no pension or gratuity is granted to
him by that Government or Scheduled Govern-
ment, as the case may be;

(6) where any service in a civil capacity otherwise
than in a pensionable office is taken into account
as pensionable service, the officer's aggregate
pensionable emoluments during that service
shall be taken into account to the same extent as
that service is taken into account as pensionable
service.”

4. Substitution of new regulation for regula-
tion 18 of the principal Regulations. The following
regulation shall be substituted for regulation 13 of the principal
Regulations: —

13. “Marriace Gratuities. Where a_ female
officer to whom this Purt of these Regulations applies
retires or is required to retire from the public service for
the reason that she is about 'o marry or has marriec, and—

(i) would have been cligible for a gratuity under
regulation 6 of these Regulations if her public
service had been wholly under'the Government
of the Colony; and
3

(ii) is not eligible for the grant of any pension or
otherwise eligible for gratuity under this Part of
these Regulations,

she may be granted in respect of her public service
under the Government of the Colony a gratuity of an
amount not exceeding five times the annual amount of the
pension for which she would have been eligible under
regulation 9, 10 or 11 had there been no qualifying period
and had regulation 9, 10 or 11 as the case may be, been
applicable to her:

Provided that for the purpose of computing the amount of
such a gratuity —

f

(a) in relation to a pension under regulation 9 or 11,
sub-paragraph (c) of paragraph (2) of regulation
9 shall have effect as if the reference tl.erein to
two-thirds of her highest pensionable emoluments
were a reference to one-fifth of her annual
pensionable emoluments;

(6) in relation toa pension under regulation 9, 10
or 11, the annual amount of that pension shall
not exceed one-fifth of her annual pensionable
emoluments.”

5. Amendment of regulation 18 of the prin-
cipal Regulations. Regulation 18 of the principal
Regulations is amended— oO ,

(a) by inserting the word “ general’ immediately before
the word “ revision ” occurring in sub-paragraph (6)
of paragraph (2) of that regulation;

(6) by deleting the words “ of salaries” eccurring in the
said sub-paragraph (5) of paragraph (2) of that
regulation ;

(c) by deleting the words “of salaries’ occurring in sub-
paragraph (c) of paragraph (8) of that regulation.

Made by the Administrator acting in accordance with the
advice of the Executive Counci] this 25th day of September,
1968. .

\

E. T. Henry
“Clerk of theCouncil.
4

Laid before the Legislative Council this 20th day of
December 1963.

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Council.

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2
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1964, No. 2.

The Betting and Gaming (Control of Games) (Amendment) -
Regulations, 1964, dated 8th January 1964, made by
the Administrator in Council under section 5 of the Bet-
ting and Gaming Ordinance, 1963 (No. 10 of 1968).

[ Gazetted 23rd January, 1964. |

1. Ssorr Tittr. These Regulations may be cited as the
Betting and Gaming (Control of Games) (Amendment) Regula-
tions, 1964, and shall be rend as one with the Betting and
Gaming (Control of Games) Regulations, 1963, (S.R.O. No. 39
of 1963.) hereinafter called the principal Regulations.

2. Suspension or ParacrapH (6) of REGULATION 4 OF
Principat Rerauvations. The operation of paragraph (6) of
regulation 4 of the principal Regulations (which requires Crou-
piers and other employees of a licensee to wear dinner jackets
while they are on duty) is hereby suspended for a period of six
months from the 16th December 1963.

3. AMENDMENT OF SCHEDULE TO PRINCIPAL Rreua-
TIons. The Schedule to the principal Regulations is amended
in the following respects: —

(a) by deleting sub-paragraph (2) of paragraph 9 of that’
part of the Schedule which deals with the game of
Roulette and substituting the following therefor:—

(2) When sepsrate bets are made, the maximum
limits will be those indicated in the following table:

BET LIMIT HOUSE PAY
Straight $ 20.00 35 to 1
Split 40.00 17 tol
Street ; 60.00 11 to 1
Quarter or Corner 80.00 8 to 1
Line (1-2-3-0) French Roulette 80.00 8 to l
Line (1-2-3-0-00) American Roulette 100.00 6 to 1
Line ; 120,00 5 to l
Columns 240.00 2 to 1
x 1st-2nd-3rd Dozen 240.00 2 tol
Colour 360.00 Even


Even 360.00 Even
Odds 360.00 ”
1 to 18 Low 360.00 »
19 to 36 High 360.00 ”

‘These maximum limits are multiples of 20 and shall
not be altered to change the proportion established in the
preceding table. Therefore a bet on column shall havea
maximum of the limit authorised (or $20) for the series of
numbers which are bet (or 12) and which will total $240.
The player shall not. therefore be deprived from reaching
the limits hereby established.

The maximum limit for a number on the roulette may
not go over $20 straight in addition to $20 in each of its
splits and corners and $20 on each ore of the two lines
und in the street touching the number. In other words,
$z0 can be bet any way youcan reach the number. How-
ever, sums played on a number all around (starred) cannot
he played on & number straight by not making the bets
around the number.”

(J) by deleting paragrapn 10 of that part of the Schedule
which deals with the game of Craps and_ substituting
the following therefor:—

“10. LIMITS AND ODDS AUTHURISED BY
THE BOARD.

BETS HOUSE LIMIT
PAYS
Pass Line Even $100.00
Do Not Pass Even 100.00
Oome Even 100.00
Do not Come Even 100.00
Field Even 100.00
Any Seven 4 tol 75.00
Any Crap 7 to I 50.00
Hardway Six (3-3) 9 to 1 25.00
Hardway Eight (4-4) 9 tol 25.00
Hardway Four (2-2) 7 to l 25.00
Hardway Ten (5-5) 7 to l 25.00
Eleven (5-6) | _ tol 20.00
Ace Deuce (1-2) (2-1) 15 to 1 20.00
Two Aces (1-1) 30 to 1 20.00
Two Sixes (6-6) 30 to 1 20.00

Behind the Pass Line
Player receives the odds
If winning number is 4 No more than
or 10 2 to 1 bet on line
If winning number is 5
or 9 3 to 2 soo
If winning number is 6
or 8 6 to 5 oes

Behind the Do Not Pass Line

Player pays or lays the odds

Point 4 or 10 Player lays 2 to 1 Double of
what is bet
on the line

Point 5 or 9 Player lays 3 to 2 One and a
half times
more of what
is bet on
the line

Point 6 or 8 Player lays 6 to 5 Whatever is
bet on the
line plus 1/5

Off the Point Bets
Player takes Odds

On number 4 or 10 House pays 9 to 5 $100.00
On number 56 or 9 ” » @ to 5 100.00
On number 6 or 8 ” » Even 100.00

Player gives Odds

On number 4 or 10 Player lay 11 to5 100.00
On number 5 or 9 ” » 8 tod 100.00
On number 6 or 8 ” » & tod 100.00

4. Commencement. These Regulations shall be deemed
to have had effect as from the 16th day of December, 1963.

Made by the Administrator acting in accordance with the
advice of the Executive Council this 8th day of January
1964.

E. T. Henry,
Clerk of the Council.



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VIRGIN ISLANDS

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS.
1962, No. 9.

STAMPS

Tue Stampers Orper, 1962, Darep 13TH Novemper, 1962,
Mapr By Tue ApministraTor In Councin Unner Stc-
tions 4 ANv 5 Or Tux Stamp Act (Cap. 135).

1. CITATION. This Order may be cited as the Stamps
Order, 1962.

2. DEFINITION. In this Order, the term “stamp”

means adhesive stamps for postage and revenue.

3. STAMPS. There shall be used in the Colony stamps
of the value and designs specified in the Schedule to this Order.

4. DIES. The several dies and other implements re-
quired to give effect to this Order shall be provided.

5. VALUE. The denominational value overprinted on
any stamp authorised by this Order shall be the value of that
stamp in the currency of the United States of America.

6. SAVING. The stamps authorised for use under the
Stamps Order, 1956 (S.R. & O., 1956, No. 35) may continue
to be used until the 30th day of June, 1964.

7. COMMENCEMENT. This Order shall come into
operation on the 10th day of December, 1962.

Made by the Administrator in Council this 13th day of
November, 1962.

J. M. Crarkg,
Clerk of the Council,
SCHEDULE.

The stamps shall he the sume stamps authorised under the Stamps
Order, 1956 (S.R. & O. 1956, No. 35) together with an overprint in
black as follows:—

Overprint Colour Description
and value
lc. Black and purple Island of Tortola
2c. Blue-green and blue Virgin Islands Sloop
3c. Red-brown and _ black Nelthrop Red Poll Bull
4c. Blue and olive-green Road Harbour
50. Brown and green Mountain Travel
8c. Orange and blue Beach scene
10e. Blue and red Boat launching
12c. Green and brown White cedar tree
‘250. Blue and yollow-
brown Bonito
70c. Green and red Treasury Square
$1.40 Yellow and brown Brown Pelican
$2.80 Dark brown and
light blue Man-o-War Bird



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