Notices.
QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
It ig notified for general information
that Her Majesty the Queen, on the
occasion of the celebration of Her
Birthday, has heen graciously pleased
to approve of the award of the follow-
ing Honour:—
To be a Member of the Most
Hacellent Order of the British
Kmpire (Military Division)
Capt. VINCENT BENNETT BROWN®,
Commanding Officer,
Montserrat Defence Force.
Administrators Office,
Montserrat, W.T.
It is hereby notified for general
information that the Administrator
has been pleased to appoint Mr.
AUBREY R. MEADE to be the Con-
trolling Officer, Coolidge Airport,
Antigua under the provisions of Regu-
lation 2 of the Airport Regulations,
1952 (9. R. & O. No. 21 of 1952).
This appointment will be effect-
ive during the period of Mr. D. A.
NANTON’S overseas leave from Ist
June to 30th November, 1964.
Ministry of Public Works and
Communications.
Administration Building,
Antigua,
Ref. No. PWC. 65/62 —IT.
It is notified for general informa-
tion that Mr. BRADLEY T. CARROTT
of the Villa has been appointed a
member of the Central Planning Unit.
Chief Minister’s Office,
Administration Butlding,
St. John’s, Antigua.
18th June, 1964.
Ref. A. 27/19.
COLONY OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
The Motor Vehicles Insurance
(Third Party Risk) Ordinance,
1959.
It is hereby notified that His Hon-
our the Administrator has approved
the Illinois Mid-Continent Life In-
surance Company of Chieago Illinois,
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United States of America to be an
insurer under the provisions of the
Motor Vehicles Insurance (Third
Party Risks) Ordinance, 1959.
Administrator's Office,
Road Town,
Tortola, B.V.T.
M.P. 78/9
CONFIRMATION
OF ORDINANOES.
No. 42.
The Secretary of State for the
Colonies has informed the Admin-
istrator of Montserrat that the power
of disallowance will not be exercised
in respect of the undermentioned
Ordinances of the Colony:
No. 11 of 1963, ‘The Supplemen-
tary Appropriation Ordinance, 1963â€.
No. 12 of 1963, ‘‘The Protection
of Wages (Amendment) Ordinance,
1963â€.
No. 13 of 1968, "Phe labour
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1963â€.
No. 15 of 1963, ‘“ The Supplemen-
tary Appropriation (No. 2) Ordinances,
1963â€
No. 17 of 1963, “The Customs
Duties (Amendment) Ordinance,
1963â€.
No. 18 of 1963, ‘*‘The Pensions
(Increase) Ordinance. 1963â€.
No. 2 of 1964, “The Income Tax
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1964â€.
No. 5 of 1964, ‘The Supplemen-
tary Appropriation (1962) Ordinance,
1964â€.
No. 6 of 1964, ‘The Supplemen-
tary Appropriation Ordinance, 1964â€.
Admtsintrator’s Office,
Wontserrat, WT.
3rd July, 1964.
No. 43. _
The following Supreme Court
Order is circulated with this Gazette
and forms part thereof :—
Virgin Islands.
“The Supreme Court of the Winds
ward Islands and Leeward Island-
(Remuneration and Conditions of
Office) (Courts) Ord-r, 1964.â€
4 pp. Price 11 ets.
TRADE MARKS OFFICKH,
ANTIGUA 20th June, 1964,
WINTHROP PRODUCTS, INC.,
of 1450 Broadway, City and State of
New York, U.S.A., have applied for
Registration of one Trade Mark con-
sisting of the following:—
WINTOMYLON
in Class 3, that is to say,
included in Class 3.
all goods
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 dupli-
cate at the Trade Marks Office,
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the saidTrade Mark.
Henry J. ELWIn,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 26th June, 1964.
American-Cigarette Company
(Overseas) Limited of Staedtle 380,
Vaduz, Liechtenstein have applied for
Registration of ane Trade Mark con-
sisting of the following:—
AMSTEL
in Class 45, that is to say, t.baceo,
whether manufactured or unmanufac-
tured.
The Applicants claimed 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 ap-
pearance of this Advertisement in the
Antigua, Montserrat, & Virgin
Islands Gazette, give notice in dupli-
eate at the Trade Marks Office,
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.
HENRY J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.
144
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
1°64.
SULLANA A.G. of Siblquai 266/
268, “Anvich 5. Switzerland have
applied for Reyistration of one Trade
Mark consisting of the following;—
AMNTIGUA, 26th June,
SULLANA
in Class 45, that is to say tobacco
whether mannfactured or unmanu-
facturcd.
The Applicants claim that they
have not used the said Trade Mark in
respect of the raid goods befere the
date of their said \pplication.
Any person nay within three
months from the date of the first
appearance of this Advertisement in
the Antiyua, Montserrat & Virgin
Islands Guzctte give notice in dupli-
eate at the rade Marks Office,
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the suid Trade Mark.
HENRY J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 26th June 1964
S.A. VAUTIER FRERES & CIE
of Grandson, Yverdon, Vaud Switzer-
land have applied for Registration of
one Trade Murk oonsisting of the
following :—
VAUTIER
in Class 45, that is to say tobacco
whether manufactured or unmanu-
factured
THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS
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 dupli-
cate at the ‘Trade Marks Office,
Antigna, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.
Henry J ELWIn,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.
Tenders for the supply
of Meat
Tenders are invited for the supply
of fresh beef to the Government
Institutions in Antigua for the period
Ist July—31st December, 1964.
The approximate quantities that
will be required are as follows:—
Hospital
ib tb
Saturday 180
Tuesday 180
Thursday 180 540
Fiennes
Tuesday bee 50
Thursday... 50
Saturday wee 60 160
Leper Home
Saturday a 27
Tuesday wee 14 41
Mental Hospital
Saturday 120
Thursday see 120
Tuesday bee 44 284
GAZEY TI.
Training Schcol
[duly 9, 1964
ib ib
Thursday vee 10
Saturday wee 10 20
Prison
Thursday we ae
Saturday Lee 32 64
All tenders must be addressed to the
Administrative Secretary, Ministry
of social services, Antigua in sealed
envelopes marked ‘‘ Tenders for the
supply of Fresh Beef†and delivered
at the Administration Building not
later than 27th June, 1964.
Government does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any tender.
Administrative Secretary
Ministry of Social Services
Antigua.
20th June, 1964
Ref. No. 8.8, 41/36
RAINFALL FIGURES
4
Agrioultural Department,
Antigna.
Month, 1960 196) 1662 1963 1964
January 384 216 6.77 462 2.99
February 5.09 2.31 0.92 1.12 0.79
March 3.18 1.84 O81 0.52 1,21
April 148 0.74 38.56 1.26 5.04
May 1.49 2.31 4.42 695 3.32
June 1.79 2.90 510 2.87 140
July 4th 0,00 0.47 0.61 0.25 1.55
16.87 12.73 22.19 17.59 16.30
July 9, 196+]
THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.
145
STATEMENT OF CurrENcY Norrs and Corns IN CrirceLaTION IN THE BririsH CariBBRAN
TERRITORINS (HasTerN Group) on Ist May, 1964.
Noles. Coins.
Average circulation during March, 1964:— $ $
British Caribbean Currency 100,732,785 5,405,143
Demonetised Govt. notes 959,494
$101,692,279 $5,405,143
_ British Caribbean Notes & Coins in
circulation on Ist May, 1964:—
Trinidad & Tobago 42,429,501 2,480,371
Barbados 6,359,425 812,875
British Guiana 36,801,142 1,124,077
Grenada 5,485,100 213,800
St. Vincent 1,194,300 121,825
St. Lucia 1,663,253 150,200
Dominica 2,478,400 125,650
Antigua 5,592,800 202,300
St. Kitts 31,900 145,475
Montserrat 341,900 26,700
“Proof sets of Coins†1,870
Total British Caribbean notes & coins in circulation
on Ist May, 1964 $102,377,721 $5,405,143
Demonetised Govt. notes outstanding on Ist May, 1964:—
Trinidad & Tobago $664,813
British Guiana 231,618
Barbados 62,901
Total demonetised Govt. notes outstanding 959,332 —
Total circulation on Ist May, 1964
$103,337,0538 $5,405,143
Asa result of the enactment of Exchange Control legislation in British Guiana, movements of currency nutes by travellers from
that Territory to other Territories participating in the Currency Agreement appear to have become abnormal since 1962 and
the circulation in some Territories, on the basis of issues less withdrawals, adjusted to take account of Bunk transfers, has in
consequence become unreulistic und in favt misleading.
British Caribbean Currency Board,
Treasury Bulding,
Port of Spiain, Trinidad, W.1.
W. B. Brown,
Executive Commissioner,
British Caribbean Curreney Board.
Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands.
By Ronert LINvsAY, Government Printer.—By Authority.
1964
[Price 20 cents.]
VIRGIN ISLANDS.
The — Court of the Windward Islands and Leeward Is-
lands (Remuneration and conditions of Office) (Courts)
Order 1964.
_ An Order, a draft of which hag been approved by
resolution of the legislative ehamber of each of the Colo-
nies to which the Windward Islands and Leeward Islands
(Courts) Order in Council, 1959 as amended applies, made
by the Secretary of State for the Colonies in exercise of
powers conferred on him by section 21 of that Order as .
amended by the West Indies (Dissolution and Interim
Commissioner) Order in Council 1962, and of other powers
enabling him in that behalf:—
1. This Order may be cited as the Supreme Court
of the Windward Islands and Leeward Islands (Remunera-
tion and Conditions of Office) (Courts) Order 1964.
2. (1) In this Order, “island of residence’? means—
(a) in the case of a person holding the office of
Judge, the island designated as the residence
of such person under the provisions of sec-
tion 4 of this Order;
(b) in the case of any other person, the island or
country in which such person is ordinarily
resident.
colony of residence†means the Colony in which
the island of residence is situated.
(2) References in this Order to the Chief Justice, a
Puisne Judge or a Judge shall be references to the Chief
Justice, a Puisne Judge ora Judge, respectively, of the
Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands, and shall include references to a person acting in
the office of Chief Justice, a Puisne Judge or a Judge,
respectively, of that Court.
8. There shall be paid to the Chief Justice a salary
at the rate of $12,000.00 a year and to each Puisne Judge
a salary at the rate of $9,600.00 a year.
4.
' ward Islands or the Leeward Islands designated for the
purpose by the Chief Justice, and shall be liable to per-
form the duties of his office in any island or islands of the
‘Windward Islands or Leeward Islands.
Citation
Interpretation
Salaries of
Judges
Travelling
and Trans-
port
Board and
Lodging
Subsistence
Allowance
$ s
5. (1) Each Judge is entitled to furnished quarters
in his island of residence and if he is temporarily posted ©
for duty to any other island for a period exceeding 3
months, he will be entitled to furnished quarters in that -
other island if he surrenders any furnished quarters that —
t
- may have been provided for him in his island of residence.
(2) In respect of the quarters provided, a Judge shall <
pay rent at the annual rate of $720.00 and in respect of
the furniture supplied he-shall pay rent at the annual rate
of 10% of the value of such furniture. -
4
(3) The scale of furniture allotted to the Judge's
furnished quarters shall be subject to the approval of the
Administrator of the territory concerned.
6. (1) A Judge is entitled to reimbursement by
Government in respect of the actual cost of travelling on
duty between his island of residence and any place out-
side the island (including the cost. of travelling, within
any island, between his place of residence and the place
of embarkation and disembarkation, as the case may be)
by such means as may be approved by the Chief Justice
of the Supreme Oourt of the Windward Islands and
Leeward Islands.
(2) A Judge shall be paid a travelling allowance at -
the rate of $40.00 a month in respect of travelling and
transport on duty within the island in which he is for the
time being performing his functions.
7. A Judge shall be reimbursed in respect of the
actual cost of board and lodging while out of his island of
residence on duty.
8. (1) A Judge resident in St. Kitts shall be
entitled to a subsistence allowance of $5.00 for each day.
or part of a day spent on duty in Nevis or Anguilla.
(2) Subject to the provisions of paragraphs 3 and 4
of this section a Judge shall be entitled to a subsistence
allowance of $10.00 for each day or part of a day spent
on duty outside his Colony of residence.
(3) Where a Judge is assigned for duty to an island
other than his island of residence for a period exceeding
3 months, he shall not be entitled to the subsistence
allowance under the last foregoing paragraph unless—
(a) he ig maintaining living accomodation for
himself or his family in his Colony of residence;
(}) he ig not provided with free furnished quarters
in the Colony to which he is temporarily posted,
3
(4) Where a Judge is assigned for duty to an island
other than his island of residence for a period exceeding
6 months and is entitled to subsistence allowance under
the provisions of paragraphs (2) and (3) of this section,
the subsistence allowance payable to him from the
beginning of the seventh month shall be at the reduced
rate of $5,00 for each day or part of a day.
9, (1) A Judge is not entitled as of right to leave
or leave passages.
(2) Leave is granted subject to the exigencies of the
public service and the sums payable in respect of leave
passages may be modified from time to time according to
‘the availability of public funds.
(3) A Judge is eligible for forty-five days vacation
leave annually and such leave may be accumulated up
- to a maximum of one hundred and eighty days.
. (4) A Judge is eligible for leave passages once in
every two years if leave is to be spent in the territories
covered by the jurisdiction of the Court or in Barbados,
Jamaica or Trinidad, and once in every three years if
leave is to be spent elsewhere than in those territories.
(5) A Judge is also eligible for passages on first
appointment to the island to which he is assigned for
duty and for passages on retirement to his country of
origin or to another place of retirement provided that the
cost involved does not exceed the cost of passages to his
country of origin. Passages on retirement are normally
only granted where a Judge has completed three years
of service since his last overseas leave.
(6) Leave passages as prescribed by subsections (4)
and (5) of this section are provided for the judge, his
wife and children who are under the age of 18 years,
unmarried, and dependent upon him, provided that:
(i) the cost of passages is limited to the
equivalent of first Class air travel; and
(ii) the amount to be granted shall not exceed
the cost of three adult return passages, at
the rates prescribed in sub-paragraph (1)
above,
(a) to the place where the leave is to be
taken if the leave is taken within the
territories covered by the jurisdiction
of’ the Court, Barbados, Jamaica and
Trinidad
Leave and
leave pas-
sages
d
(6) to the United Kindom if the leave is
taken outside the territories covered by
the jurisdiction of the Court, Barbados,
Jamaica and Trinidad.
Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua. Leeward Islands,
by Ropunt Lrnpsay, Government Printer.—By Authority.
1064,
420—7.64. | Price 11 cents.] -
