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Notices:



British Nationality Act, 1948.

It is hereby notified for general in-
formation that Mrs. EDNA HLIZABETH
LOCKER of Folly’s Pumping Station in
the Parish of Saint Paul in the Colony
of Antigua has been reyistered as a
citizen of the United Kingdom and
Colonies under section 6 (2) of the
British Nationality Act, 1948.

Administration Building,
St. John’s,
Antigua,

24th July, 1964.



No. dl

The following Imperial Legislation
and Statutery Rule and Order are
circulated with this Gazette and form
part thereot:—

Imperial Legislation
1964 No. 682, “The British
Nationality Regulations 1964.”
6 pp Price 15 cts.

STATUTORY RULE & ORDER.

Montserrat.
No. 19 of 1964, ‘‘ The Magistrates
Court Order, 1964.”
1 pp Price 5 ets.

No. 52

The following Bills which are to be
introduced into the Legislative Coun-
oil of Antigua are circulated with this
Gazette and form part thereof:—

“The Electricity (Loan) Ordinance,
1964.”

“The Supplementary Appropria-
tion (No. 2) Ordinance, 1964.”



REGISTRAR GENERAL'S OFFICE,
ANTIQUA.

In accordance with the provisions
of Section 16 of the Marriage Ordi-
nance, 1923, the following Building
has byen registered in the Colony of
Antigua as a Building where Banns
of Marriag+ may be published:

“GRACEHILL MORAVIAN
CHURCH” situate at Liberta
Village in the Parish of St. Paul
in the Island of Antigua.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1964.

Hunry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar.

X
323°7ai/

VIRGIN

VOU. 'TX

THE

ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT

AND

ISLANDS

163







Office of the Administrator
of Unrepresented Estates.
15th July, 1964

In the matter of the Estate of OLINDA
PaRK (also known as ALINDA
PARKS), Jate of the Villa in the
Parish of Saint John in the Island
of Antigua.

Deceased.

(Unrepresented).

TAKE NOTICE that the creditors
residing within the Colony are to
come in and prove their debts against
the Estate of the above-named de-
ceased who died in the Island of
Antigna on the 9th day of July, 1963,
on or before the 15th day of Novem-
ber, 1964, and that creditors residing
out of the Colony are to come in and
prove their debts against the said Es-
tate on or before the 15th March, 1965,
and in default thereof to be excluded
from any benefit arising from the
estate.

HENRY J ELWIN,

Ag. Administrator of Unrepre-
senied Estates.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 31st July 1964

John Sinclair Limited of 5 Portland
Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle upon
Tyne 2 England, have applied for
Registratration of one Trade Mark
consisting of the following: —

BARNEYS

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 re-
spect of the said goods before the dute
of their said Application.

Any person may withinthree
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.

HENRY J ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.



ANTIGUA, 31st July, 1964.

John Sinclair Limited of 5 Portland
Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle upon
Tyne 2, England, have applied for
Registration of one Trade Mark con-
sisting of the following:—

PARSONS’ PLEASURE

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 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
appeurance of this Advertisement in
the Antigua, Montserrat, & Virgin
Islands Gazette give notice in dupli-
cate at tho Trade Marks Office,
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.

Henry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.



TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA 81st July, 1964.

Jobn Sinclair Limited of 5 Portland
Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle upon
Tyne 2, England, have applied for

‘Registration of one Trade Mark con-

sisting of the following:—

PUNCHBOWLE

in Class 45, in respect of “ All goods
in Class 45”

The Applicants claim that they have
not used the said Trade 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
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.

HENRY J. TLivIn,
Ay. Registrar of Trade Marks.



164 THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [ August 15, 1964

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 27th July, 1964.

Clairol Incorporated of 1290
Avenue of the Americas, City and
State of New York, U.S. A. have ap-
plied for Registration of one Trade
Mark consisting of the following:—

CLAIROL

in Class 48, thatisto say, perfumery
(including toilet articles, preparations
for the teeth and hair, and perfumed
soap)

The Applicants claim that they have
used the said Trade Mark in respect
of the said goods for 2 years 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 I[s-
lands Guzette, give notice in duplicate
at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of
opposition to registration of the said
Trade Mark.

Henry J. ELWIN,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



Debtor’s Name
Address and
Description

Court

Number of Matier
Date of Order

Date of Filing
Petition

Department of Agriculture,
Antigua Peasant Devel-

opment Services

Tenders are invited for the pur-
chase ex-warehouse of 50 bales stained
Cotton Lint weighing approximately
13,192 Ibs and held by the Depart-
ment of Agriculture.

2. Bids will be accepted for the
whole stock, or part thereof of not
less than five bales. Price offers
should be clearly stated indicating
the price per lb, ex-warehouse and
the quantity for which tenders are
made.

3. The accepted bidder or bidders
toust take delivery of the lint im-
mediately after notification of accep-
tance or as son as called upon to do
so by the Department of Agriculture.

4. The Pepartment of Agriculture
does not bind itself to aecept the
highest or any bid.

5. Samples may be obtained on
request.

6. Bids should be addressed to the
Extention Officer, Antigua, in Enve-
lopes marked “Tenders for Stained
Cotton” and should reach him not
later than 30th September, 1964.

C. WALTER,
Haetention Officer.

RAINFALL FIGURES

Agrioultural Departiment,

Antigua.

Month, 1960 196) 1962 1963 1964
January 384 2.16 6.77 462 2,99
February 5.09 2.31 0.92 1.12 0.79
March 3.13 1.84 O81 062 1.21
April 1.48 0.74 3.56 1.26 5.04
May 1.49 2.31 442 6.95 3.32
June 1.79 2.90 510 2.87 1.40
July 5.01 4.29 2.86 10.29 3.69
August Sth O57 O87 4.83 0.96 0.76

2245 1742 29.11 28.79 19.20





Notice of Adjudication

The Bankruptcy Act (Cap 1.)
Notice for Gazette

Adjudication

JEFFREY, WILLIAM
Briggins Road, Antigua.
Restaurant Keeper

Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and

Leeward Islands in the Antigua Circuit.

Miscellaneous No. 3A of 1963

30th July, 1964.

11th May, 1963.

Hurnry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar.
30th July, 1964.



August 13, 1964] THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 165

REGISTRAR’S OFFICE,
ST. JOHN’S
ANTIGUA.
30th July, 1964.

It is notified for general information that the following medical practitioner has been duly registered.







Gill University
31st May, 1963.

| Sannin: - T); 5 No. of Cer-
Name. | Address eo Dare | R eae tificate of
| of qualifications. | egistration Tariebeation:
Davis, Lestrod Alphonso St. John’s Antigua M.D., C.M. Mc 21st July, 1964. 201

Hunry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar.







TRADE MARKS OFFICK,
ANTIGUA, 21st July, 1964.

RIGGIO TOBACCO CORPORATION LIMITED of Staedtle 380. Vaduz, Liechtenstein have applied for Regis-
tration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 45, that is to say, tobacco whether manufactured or unmanufactured.

The Applicants claims 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 thres months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertisoment in the Antigua,
Montserrat, & Virgin Islands Gazztte, give notice in duplicate at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of opposition ta
registration of the said Trade Mark.

HENRY J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.



166 THEANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [August 13, 1964
Hurricane Precautions, 1964.



1. At the beginning of the Hurricane Season the public are advised to take precautions
to safeguard their homes and other property in the event of a storm. During a hurricane the
central electricity supply will be turned off, and every household should therefore be provided with
@ hurricane lantern or a flash light (or preferably with both) which should be checked regularly
and kept in working order throughout the hurricane season.

2. Owners of barometers should take readings daily at 19 a.m., 4 pam. and 10 p.m,
Any change lower than the usnal diurnal one of 0°10 inch should be regarded with suspicion.

3. The masters or agenis of vessels ifin doubt should communicate with the Harbour
Master for information.

4. When barring up a house, on indication of bad weather, begin with the side facing
the direction of the prevailing wind, which varies from North West to North East. Should the
centre of a storm pass over the island there will be a sbort period of calm during which the
Worthern side of the building could be opened up and the Southern and Westerly sides closed.
Very often there is no calm, and under such circumstances it is wise to have everything securely
fastened.

5. The United States Weather Bureau at San Juan, Puerto Ric>, issues regular weather
reports for the bastern Caribbean which are broadcast in Spanish and English daily throughout the
hurricane season by several radio stations in Puerto K ico.

Storm Warning Signals.

AT DAY—The following signals displayed at the [larbour Master’s Office, Goat Hill, Oxtos Hill,
(Michael’s Mount) Police Headquarters and other Police stations in the Island
denote the approach of disturbed weather:—-

A. A RED FLAG with black square in centre means ‘Tropical disturbance reported ;
likely to affect island of Antigua—CAUTION ADVISED.

B. TWO RED FLAGS, with black squares in centre—-HURRICANE siGNAL—
DANGER EXPECTED.

C. RED PENNANT when hoisted to serve as SMALL CRAFT WARNING only.
AT NIGHT. .

A. TWO DETONATING ROCKETS will be Fired from the Harbour Master’s Office
to warn shipping

B. A RED LIGHT will be displayed at Police Stations.
DAY & NIGHT. |
The Police will go through St. John’s and Villages sounding their whistles.
Telephone Exchanges will inform subscribers. .

After a hurricane warning has been received the news will be broadcast by The
Antigua Broadcasting Service (620 kilocycles) at regular intervals:—9 a.m.,
5 p.m. and more often if necessary.



Administrator's Office,
St. John’s, Antigua.
15th July, 1964.
Ref. No. A, 52/6.

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands.
By Bopxxt Linpsay, Government Printer.—By Authority.
1964,
‘ [Price 31 cents.}



STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS





1964 No. 682
BRITISH NATIONALITY
The British Nationality Regulations 1964

Made eee 11th May 1964
Coming into Operation 25th May 1964

In pursuance of the power conferred upon me by section 29(1) of the
British Nationality Act 1948(a), as extended by section 3(2) of the British
Nationality Act 1964(b). I hereby make with the consent, so far us Regula-
tion 2 is concerned, of the Treasury the following Regulations:—

Applications for reyistration under section 1 of the Act of 1964

1.—(1) An application for registration as a citizen of the United Kingdom
and Colonies made under section 1 of the Act of 1964 shall be in the form
set ont in Annex A to these Regulations.

(2) An application made in aceordance with paragraph (1) of this Regula-
tion shall be made— ,

(a) if the applicant is resident in any of the Channel Islands, the Isle of
Man, a colony, a protectorate or a protected state to which the provisions
of section 8 of the Act of 1948 relating to protectorates are extended by
Order in Council made under section 30 thereof, to the Governor;

(b) if the applicant has such a qualifying connection as “is mentioned in
section 1 of the Act of 1964 and is resident in a country mentioned ip
section 1(3) of the Act of 1948 in which there is a High Commissioner
for Her Majesty’s government in the United Kingdom, to the High
Commissioner in that country;

(c) in any other case, to the Secretary of State at the Home Office in
London.

(3) The registration of a person as a citizen of the United Kingdom and
Colonies in pursuance of an application made in accordance with paragraph (1)
of this Regulation shall be effected at such place as the person to whom the
application is made may direct.

Application of the Regulations of 1948 and 1958

2.—(1) The provisions of the Regulations of 1948 and of the Regulations
of 1958 which are mentioned in paragraph (2) of this Regulation shall apply
in relation to applications made in accordance with Regulation i of these
Regulations as they apply in relation to applications made in accordance
with the Regulations of 1948 under section 6 of the Act of 1948.

(2) The provisions referred to in paragraph (1) of this Regulation are-—

(a) Regulation 15 of the Regulations of 1948 (which relates to the variation

ef forms);

(>) Regulation 17 of the Regulations of 1948 (which relates to the

witnessing of applications);

(a) 11 & 12 Geo, 6c. 56 — (b) 1964.0. 22,







2

(c) Regulation 19(1) of the Regulations of 1948, in so far as it relates to
the fees for witnessing the signing of an application and for supplying
a certified copy of a dovument;

(d) Regulation 5(2) of the Regulations of 1958 (which provides that in
certain circumstances the registration of person as a citizen of the
United Kingdom and Colonies under section 6 of the Act of 1948 shall
be effected at such place as the Secretary of State may direct).

Replacement of Regulation 11 and Schedule 6 to the Regulations of 1948

3.—(1) For Regulation 11 of the Regulations of 1948 there shall be
substituted the following Regulation:—

“Declaration 11.—(1) A declaration of renunciation of citizenship of the

en aa United Kingdom and Colonies made under section 19(1) of the

citizenship. Act (including that section as extended by section 2 of the British
Nationality Act 1964) shall be in the form set ont in Schedule 6
hereto.

(2) A declaration made in accordance with paragraph (1) of

this Regulation shall be made—

(a) if the declarant is resident in a country mentioned in
section 1(3) of this Act in which there is a High Com-
missioner for Her Majesty's government in the United
Kingdom, to the High Commissioner in that country;

(6) in any other case, to the Secrétary of State at. the Home
Office in London.

(3) A declaration made in accordance with the said para-

graph (1) shall, subject to the provisions of the said section 19(1),
be registered at such place as the person to whom the declaration
is made may direct.”
(2) For Schedule 6 to the Regulations of 1948 there shall be substituted
the Schedule set out in Annex B to these Regulations.

Interpretation /

4.—(1) In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, the
following expressions have the meanings hereby respectively ascribed to
them, that is to say:—

“the Act of 1948” means the British Nationality Act 1948;

“the Act of 1964” means the British Nationality Act 1964;

“Governor” has, in relation to a protected state to which the provi-
sions of section 8 of the Act of 1948 relating to protectorates ure extended
by Order in Council made under section 30 of that Act, the same meaning
a3 inthe Order;

“the Regulations of 1948” means the British Nationality Regulations
1918(q@), as amended(b);

“the Regulations of 1958” means the British Nationality Regulations
1958(c), as amended(d).

(a) S.I. 1948/2721 (Rev. TIT, p. 209: 1948 I, p 261).
(b) The relevant amending instruments are S.[. 1951/123, 1960/1150, 1962/561,

(1951 I, p. 86; 1960 I, p. 419; 1962 I, p. 533). (@) 8.1. 1958/655 (1958 I, p. 237),
(d) There is no amendment which relates to the subject matter of these Regulations,



(2) The Interpretation Act 1889 (4) shallapply to the interpretation of these
Regulations in like manner as itapplies to theinterpretation of an Act of Parlia-
ment.

Citation and commencement

5. These Regulations may be cited as the British Nationality Regulations
1964 and ghall come into operation on 25th May 1964.
Henry Brooke,
One of Her Majesty’s Principal
Secretaries of State.
6th May 1964.

We consent to Regulation 2 of these Regulations.
John Peel,
M. A. Hamilton,
Two of the Lords Commissioners
of Her Majesty’s Treasury.
llth May 1964,

ANNEX A Regulation 1 (1)
BRITISH NATIONALITY AoT 1964, SkCTION 1

Application for registration as a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies
under section 1 of the-Act of 1964 made by a person who has ceased to be a
ctlizen of the United Kingdon and Colonies as a result of a declaration of
renunciation for the purpose of remaining or becoming a citizen of a country
mentioned in section 1 (3) ofthe Act of 1948.”

1. I, A.B., of [here insert address of applicant] am of full capacity and was

born at :

on
2. I made a declaration of renunciation of citizenship of the United Kingdom

and Colonies at on

and the declaration was registered on

3. I [had at that time become] [was at that time about to become] a citizen
of one of the countries now mentioned in section 1(3) of the British Nationality
Act 1948* namely

(Here state name of country.)
4. To the best of my knowledge and belief I should have been unable
[to become] [to have remained] such a citizen without making a declaration of

renunciation of citizenship of the United Kingdom and Colonies by reason of the
fact that

[Here state the grounds on which the applicant claims the renunciation
was necessary. ]



(a) 52 & 53 Vict. c. 63.
*The countries so mentioned are Australia, Canada, Ceylon, Cyprus, Ghana, India, Jamaica,
Kenya, Malaysia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sierra, Leoue Southern Rhodesia, Tanganyika,
Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda and Zanzibar.





5. {I have] (My husband has/had) a qualifying connection
with (the United Kingdom and Colonies) (an existing protectorate
or protected state) by reason of the fact that

(Here state the grounds on which a qualifying connection claim-
ed. To establish a qualifying connection the applicant must show—

(a) in relation to the United Kingdom and Colonies, that he, his

father or his father’s father was born, registered a as citizen
or naturalised in the United Kingdom or an existing
colony, or was registered as acitizen bya British High
Commissioner in a Commonwealth Country, or became a
British subject by reason of the annexation of territory
included in an existing colony, or

(b) in relation to a protectorate or protected state, that he, his

father or his father’s father was born there and is, or at
any time was, a British subject,
except that a wonan may alternatively show that she has been mar-
ried to a person who has or would, if living, have such a connection.

tTo be com- +6. I wish the following factors to be taken into account in the
pleted only by consideration of my application:—

persons not

completing

paragraph 5.

7. I hereby apply to be registered as a citizen of the United
Kingdom and Colonies.

I, A.B., do solemnly and sincerly declare that the foregoing particulars stated
in this application are true, and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously
believing the same to be true.

(Signed) A.B.
Made and subscribed this day of 19 before me,
(Signed) X.Y.,

7 (Justice of the Peace, Commissioner or other
official title.)
Regulation 3(2) ANNEX B

SCHEDULE TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR SCHEDULE 6
To REGULATIONS or 1948

Regulation 11 SCHEDULE 6

BRITISH NATIONALITY AcT 1948, ‘SECTION 19
BRITISH NATIONALITY AcT 1964, SEOTION 2

Declaration of renunciation of citizenship under section 19 of the Act of 1948
(ineluding that section as extended by section 2 of the Act of 1964) made by a
citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies who is also or is about to become
a citizen or national of another country.

1. I, A.B., of (here insert address of applicant) am of full
vapacity and was born at
on

To be completed 2. I (have) (have not) been married.
only by a

woman under

21 years of age.



3.—(a4) I am a (citizen) (national) of Sub-paragraph

under the law of that country. (o) or @®

completed as
appropriate.

(0) To the best of my knowledge and belief I am about to be-
come a (citizen) (national) of

under the law of that country by reason of the fact that

(Here state the grounds on which the applicant believes that he
ts about to become a citizen or nattonal of that country.) :

4. I hereby renounce my citizenship of the United Kingdom
and Colonies.

I, A.B., do solemnly and sincerely declare that the foregoing
particulars stated in this declaration are true, and I make this solemn
declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true.

(Signed) A.B.
Made and subscribed this day of 19 before me.

(Signed) X.Y.,

(Justice of the Peace, Commissioner or other
Official title.)





EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This Note is not part of the Regulations, but itis intended to indicate
their general purport.)

Regulations 1 and 2 relate to applications for registration as a citizen of the
United Kingdom and Colonies under section 1 of the British Nationality Act 1964
by a person who has ceased to be such a citizen asa result of a declaration of
renunciation made with the object of acquiring or retaining the citizenship of a
Commonwealth country. Regulation 3 amends the provisions of the British
Nationality Regulations 1948 relating to the making of declarations of renunciation
of citizenship under section 19 of the British Nationality Act 1948 consequent upon
section 2 of the Act of 1964 (which enables citizenship to be renounced under
section 19 of the Act of 1948 by a person who, although not a citizen or national
of another country, oan show that he is about to become one).

(17/34243) (F.94) K10 6/64 St.9,



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1964 No. 682
BRITISH NATIONALITY
The British Nationality Regulations 1964





Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands
by RoBERT Linpsay, Government Printer—By Authority.
1964,

520—8,64. (Price 15 wnte}



No. of 1964. Electricity (Loan) Ordinance,

ANTIGUA.

No. of 1964.
BILL FOR

An Ordinance to anthorise the raising of a loan or
loans to provide funds to meet the cost of finan-
cing the extension of the electricity system.

[1st July, 1964 |

WHEREAS it is expedient. to raise a loan or
loans of four million eight hundred thousand dollars
for the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto.

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 seme as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Elec-
tricity (oun) Ordinance, 1964.

2. In this Ordinance the expression “ terri-

tory” means the Colony of Antigua.

8. It shall be lawful for the Administrator,
and. he is hereby authorised from time to time as he
may require the same, to borrow from any person or
persons, body or bodies politi¢ or corporate, willing

ANTIGUA.

Short title.

Interpreta-
tion.

Authority to
berrow a sum
not exceeding
$4,800,000
and disposi-
tion of money
borrov ed.



Anticua. 2 Electricity (Loan) Ordinance, No. of 1964.
to lend the same, a sum or sums of money not ex-
ceeding four million eight hundred thousand dollars
to be appropriated and applied by him to the pur-
poses specified in the Schedule hereto.

Principal 4. The principal monies and interest repre-

moniesand sented by any loan or loans raised under the provi-

chatwetporl sions of this Ordinance are hereby charged upon
gereral and shall be payable out of general revenue and
revenue: assets of the territory.

Manner of 5. The loan or loans hereby authorised or any

raising loan = part of such loan or loans may be raised under the

9/1951. the provisions of the General Local Loan Ordinance,

: 1951, or notwithstanding anything to the contrary
contained in the said Ordinance, independently of
that Ordinance, us the Administrator may decide.

Commones. 6. This Ordinance shall be deemed to have

ment. come into operation on the Ist day of July, 1964.

Speaker.
Passed the Legislative Council this day of
1964.
Clerk of the Council.
SCHEDULE.

For the provision of a new electricity generating station and
for the extension of the territory’s electricity system.

OBJECTS AND REASONS.

The object of this Bill is set out in its Long Title.

Attorney General,

28th July, 1964.

Printed at the Government Printing Olfice, Antigua, Leeward Islands,

—8.64.

by RoperTt LInpsAay, Government Printer.— By Authority.

1964,
[Price 7 cents]



No. of 1964. Supplementary Appropriation
(No. 2) 1964.

ANTIGUA.

No. of 1964.
BILL FOR

An Ordinance to sanction payment from the
Public Treasury in excess of certain sums
provided by law for the services of the
Government for the year ending on the
thirty first day of December, 1964.

[ J
Beit enacted by the Queen’s Most Excel-
lent Majesty, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Legislative Council of Antigua, and
by the authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Ordinance,
1964.

2. The various sums of money set forth in
the Schedule to this Ordinance amounting in all
to the sum of Nineteen thousand and thirty three
dollars in addition to the sums granted by the
Appropriation Ordinance, 1964, shall be and the
same are hereby declared to be charged upon and
made payable from and out of the public funds
of the Colony and the Accountant General is

ANTIGUA.

Short title.

Legalisation
of experdi-
ture.

1/1964



Antigua. 2 Supplementary Appropriation No. — of 1964.

(No. 2) 1964.

hereby nuthorised and required from time to time
upon the authority of warrants issued under the
hand of the Administrator or the Minister responsi-
ble for Finance to pay the suid sums set out in the
said Schedule to the several services therein men-
tioned as the said warrants may direct out of the
public funds of the Colony without further order
or formality.





Speaker.
Passed the Legislative Council this day
of 1964.
Clerk of the Council.
SOHEDULE
Head of Expenditure Amount
Recurrent
$
E. 8 Judicial - 2,499
» 9 Legal 247
» 24 Ministry of Social Services 240
» 29 Medical 2
Total Recurrent $2,988
Oapital
» 02 Ministry of Trade, Production & Labour 13,045
» 03 Minister of Social Services 3,000

Total Capital § $16,045
Total Expenditure $19,033



No. o! 1964. Supplementary Appropriation 3 ANTIGUA.
(No. 2.) 1964 ,

OBJECTS AND REASONS

The object of this Bill is set out in its long title. The
supplementary recurrent expenditure is required to authorise
increases in certain regional contributions and two small new
services not previously provided for, all such expenditure being
offset by savings required elsewhere.

2. The supplementary capital expenditure is required to
provide for further expenditure to be met from C.D. & W
Schemes and for the furnishing of the Leeward Islands Train-
ing College staff quarters to be met from savings in the
recurrent budget of that College.

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Notices:



British Nationality Act, 1948.

It is hereby notified for general in-
formation that Mrs. EDNA HLIZABETH
LOCKER of Folly’s Pumping Station in
the Parish of Saint Paul in the Colony
of Antigua has been reyistered as a
citizen of the United Kingdom and
Colonies under section 6 (2) of the
British Nationality Act, 1948.

Administration Building,
St. John’s,
Antigua,

24th July, 1964.



No. dl

The following Imperial Legislation
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circulated with this Gazette and form
part thereot:—

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1964 No. 682, “The British
Nationality Regulations 1964.”
6 pp Price 15 cts.

STATUTORY RULE & ORDER.

Montserrat.
No. 19 of 1964, ‘‘ The Magistrates
Court Order, 1964.”
1 pp Price 5 ets.

No. 52

The following Bills which are to be
introduced into the Legislative Coun-
oil of Antigua are circulated with this
Gazette and form part thereof:—

“The Electricity (Loan) Ordinance,
1964.”

“The Supplementary Appropria-
tion (No. 2) Ordinance, 1964.”



REGISTRAR GENERAL'S OFFICE,
ANTIQUA.

In accordance with the provisions
of Section 16 of the Marriage Ordi-
nance, 1923, the following Building
has byen registered in the Colony of
Antigua as a Building where Banns
of Marriag+ may be published:

“GRACEHILL MORAVIAN
CHURCH” situate at Liberta
Village in the Parish of St. Paul
in the Island of Antigua.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1964.

Hunry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar.

X
323°7ai/

VIRGIN

VOU. 'TX

THE

ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT

AND

ISLANDS

163







Office of the Administrator
of Unrepresented Estates.
15th July, 1964

In the matter of the Estate of OLINDA
PaRK (also known as ALINDA
PARKS), Jate of the Villa in the
Parish of Saint John in the Island
of Antigua.

Deceased.

(Unrepresented).

TAKE NOTICE that the creditors
residing within the Colony are to
come in and prove their debts against
the Estate of the above-named de-
ceased who died in the Island of
Antigna on the 9th day of July, 1963,
on or before the 15th day of Novem-
ber, 1964, and that creditors residing
out of the Colony are to come in and
prove their debts against the said Es-
tate on or before the 15th March, 1965,
and in default thereof to be excluded
from any benefit arising from the
estate.

HENRY J ELWIN,

Ag. Administrator of Unrepre-
senied Estates.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 31st July 1964

John Sinclair Limited of 5 Portland
Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle upon
Tyne 2 England, have applied for
Registratration of one Trade Mark
consisting of the following: —

BARNEYS

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 re-
spect of the said goods before the dute
of their said Application.

Any person may withinthree
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.

HENRY J ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.



ANTIGUA, 31st July, 1964.

John Sinclair Limited of 5 Portland
Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle upon
Tyne 2, England, have applied for
Registration of one Trade Mark con-
sisting of the following:—

PARSONS’ PLEASURE

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 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
appeurance of this Advertisement in
the Antigua, Montserrat, & Virgin
Islands Gazette give notice in dupli-
cate at tho Trade Marks Office,
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.

Henry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.



TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA 81st July, 1964.

Jobn Sinclair Limited of 5 Portland
Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle upon
Tyne 2, England, have applied for

‘Registration of one Trade Mark con-

sisting of the following:—

PUNCHBOWLE

in Class 45, in respect of “ All goods
in Class 45”

The Applicants claim that they have
not used the said Trade 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
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.

HENRY J. TLivIn,
Ay. Registrar of Trade Marks.
164 THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [ August 15, 1964

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 27th July, 1964.

Clairol Incorporated of 1290
Avenue of the Americas, City and
State of New York, U.S. A. have ap-
plied for Registration of one Trade
Mark consisting of the following:—

CLAIROL

in Class 48, thatisto say, perfumery
(including toilet articles, preparations
for the teeth and hair, and perfumed
soap)

The Applicants claim that they have
used the said Trade Mark in respect
of the said goods for 2 years 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 I[s-
lands Guzette, give notice in duplicate
at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of
opposition to registration of the said
Trade Mark.

Henry J. ELWIN,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



Debtor’s Name
Address and
Description

Court

Number of Matier
Date of Order

Date of Filing
Petition

Department of Agriculture,
Antigua Peasant Devel-

opment Services

Tenders are invited for the pur-
chase ex-warehouse of 50 bales stained
Cotton Lint weighing approximately
13,192 Ibs and held by the Depart-
ment of Agriculture.

2. Bids will be accepted for the
whole stock, or part thereof of not
less than five bales. Price offers
should be clearly stated indicating
the price per lb, ex-warehouse and
the quantity for which tenders are
made.

3. The accepted bidder or bidders
toust take delivery of the lint im-
mediately after notification of accep-
tance or as son as called upon to do
so by the Department of Agriculture.

4. The Pepartment of Agriculture
does not bind itself to aecept the
highest or any bid.

5. Samples may be obtained on
request.

6. Bids should be addressed to the
Extention Officer, Antigua, in Enve-
lopes marked “Tenders for Stained
Cotton” and should reach him not
later than 30th September, 1964.

C. WALTER,
Haetention Officer.

RAINFALL FIGURES

Agrioultural Departiment,

Antigua.

Month, 1960 196) 1962 1963 1964
January 384 2.16 6.77 462 2,99
February 5.09 2.31 0.92 1.12 0.79
March 3.13 1.84 O81 062 1.21
April 1.48 0.74 3.56 1.26 5.04
May 1.49 2.31 442 6.95 3.32
June 1.79 2.90 510 2.87 1.40
July 5.01 4.29 2.86 10.29 3.69
August Sth O57 O87 4.83 0.96 0.76

2245 1742 29.11 28.79 19.20





Notice of Adjudication

The Bankruptcy Act (Cap 1.)
Notice for Gazette

Adjudication

JEFFREY, WILLIAM
Briggins Road, Antigua.
Restaurant Keeper

Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and

Leeward Islands in the Antigua Circuit.

Miscellaneous No. 3A of 1963

30th July, 1964.

11th May, 1963.

Hurnry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar.
30th July, 1964.
August 13, 1964] THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 165

REGISTRAR’S OFFICE,
ST. JOHN’S
ANTIGUA.
30th July, 1964.

It is notified for general information that the following medical practitioner has been duly registered.







Gill University
31st May, 1963.

| Sannin: - T); 5 No. of Cer-
Name. | Address eo Dare | R eae tificate of
| of qualifications. | egistration Tariebeation:
Davis, Lestrod Alphonso St. John’s Antigua M.D., C.M. Mc 21st July, 1964. 201

Hunry J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar.







TRADE MARKS OFFICK,
ANTIGUA, 21st July, 1964.

RIGGIO TOBACCO CORPORATION LIMITED of Staedtle 380. Vaduz, Liechtenstein have applied for Regis-
tration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 45, that is to say, tobacco whether manufactured or unmanufactured.

The Applicants claims 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 thres months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertisoment in the Antigua,
Montserrat, & Virgin Islands Gazztte, give notice in duplicate at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of opposition ta
registration of the said Trade Mark.

HENRY J. ELWIN,
Ag. Registrar of Trade Marks.
166 THEANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [August 13, 1964
Hurricane Precautions, 1964.



1. At the beginning of the Hurricane Season the public are advised to take precautions
to safeguard their homes and other property in the event of a storm. During a hurricane the
central electricity supply will be turned off, and every household should therefore be provided with
@ hurricane lantern or a flash light (or preferably with both) which should be checked regularly
and kept in working order throughout the hurricane season.

2. Owners of barometers should take readings daily at 19 a.m., 4 pam. and 10 p.m,
Any change lower than the usnal diurnal one of 0°10 inch should be regarded with suspicion.

3. The masters or agenis of vessels ifin doubt should communicate with the Harbour
Master for information.

4. When barring up a house, on indication of bad weather, begin with the side facing
the direction of the prevailing wind, which varies from North West to North East. Should the
centre of a storm pass over the island there will be a sbort period of calm during which the
Worthern side of the building could be opened up and the Southern and Westerly sides closed.
Very often there is no calm, and under such circumstances it is wise to have everything securely
fastened.

5. The United States Weather Bureau at San Juan, Puerto Ric>, issues regular weather
reports for the bastern Caribbean which are broadcast in Spanish and English daily throughout the
hurricane season by several radio stations in Puerto K ico.

Storm Warning Signals.

AT DAY—The following signals displayed at the [larbour Master’s Office, Goat Hill, Oxtos Hill,
(Michael’s Mount) Police Headquarters and other Police stations in the Island
denote the approach of disturbed weather:—-

A. A RED FLAG with black square in centre means ‘Tropical disturbance reported ;
likely to affect island of Antigua—CAUTION ADVISED.

B. TWO RED FLAGS, with black squares in centre—-HURRICANE siGNAL—
DANGER EXPECTED.

C. RED PENNANT when hoisted to serve as SMALL CRAFT WARNING only.
AT NIGHT. .

A. TWO DETONATING ROCKETS will be Fired from the Harbour Master’s Office
to warn shipping

B. A RED LIGHT will be displayed at Police Stations.
DAY & NIGHT. |
The Police will go through St. John’s and Villages sounding their whistles.
Telephone Exchanges will inform subscribers. .

After a hurricane warning has been received the news will be broadcast by The
Antigua Broadcasting Service (620 kilocycles) at regular intervals:—9 a.m.,
5 p.m. and more often if necessary.



Administrator's Office,
St. John’s, Antigua.
15th July, 1964.
Ref. No. A, 52/6.

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1964 No. 682
BRITISH NATIONALITY
The British Nationality Regulations 1964

Made eee 11th May 1964
Coming into Operation 25th May 1964

In pursuance of the power conferred upon me by section 29(1) of the
British Nationality Act 1948(a), as extended by section 3(2) of the British
Nationality Act 1964(b). I hereby make with the consent, so far us Regula-
tion 2 is concerned, of the Treasury the following Regulations:—

Applications for reyistration under section 1 of the Act of 1964

1.—(1) An application for registration as a citizen of the United Kingdom
and Colonies made under section 1 of the Act of 1964 shall be in the form
set ont in Annex A to these Regulations.

(2) An application made in aceordance with paragraph (1) of this Regula-
tion shall be made— ,

(a) if the applicant is resident in any of the Channel Islands, the Isle of
Man, a colony, a protectorate or a protected state to which the provisions
of section 8 of the Act of 1948 relating to protectorates are extended by
Order in Council made under section 30 thereof, to the Governor;

(b) if the applicant has such a qualifying connection as “is mentioned in
section 1 of the Act of 1964 and is resident in a country mentioned ip
section 1(3) of the Act of 1948 in which there is a High Commissioner
for Her Majesty’s government in the United Kingdom, to the High
Commissioner in that country;

(c) in any other case, to the Secretary of State at the Home Office in
London.

(3) The registration of a person as a citizen of the United Kingdom and
Colonies in pursuance of an application made in accordance with paragraph (1)
of this Regulation shall be effected at such place as the person to whom the
application is made may direct.

Application of the Regulations of 1948 and 1958

2.—(1) The provisions of the Regulations of 1948 and of the Regulations
of 1958 which are mentioned in paragraph (2) of this Regulation shall apply
in relation to applications made in accordance with Regulation i of these
Regulations as they apply in relation to applications made in accordance
with the Regulations of 1948 under section 6 of the Act of 1948.

(2) The provisions referred to in paragraph (1) of this Regulation are-—

(a) Regulation 15 of the Regulations of 1948 (which relates to the variation

ef forms);

(>) Regulation 17 of the Regulations of 1948 (which relates to the

witnessing of applications);

(a) 11 & 12 Geo, 6c. 56 — (b) 1964.0. 22,




2

(c) Regulation 19(1) of the Regulations of 1948, in so far as it relates to
the fees for witnessing the signing of an application and for supplying
a certified copy of a dovument;

(d) Regulation 5(2) of the Regulations of 1958 (which provides that in
certain circumstances the registration of person as a citizen of the
United Kingdom and Colonies under section 6 of the Act of 1948 shall
be effected at such place as the Secretary of State may direct).

Replacement of Regulation 11 and Schedule 6 to the Regulations of 1948

3.—(1) For Regulation 11 of the Regulations of 1948 there shall be
substituted the following Regulation:—

“Declaration 11.—(1) A declaration of renunciation of citizenship of the

en aa United Kingdom and Colonies made under section 19(1) of the

citizenship. Act (including that section as extended by section 2 of the British
Nationality Act 1964) shall be in the form set ont in Schedule 6
hereto.

(2) A declaration made in accordance with paragraph (1) of

this Regulation shall be made—

(a) if the declarant is resident in a country mentioned in
section 1(3) of this Act in which there is a High Com-
missioner for Her Majesty's government in the United
Kingdom, to the High Commissioner in that country;

(6) in any other case, to the Secrétary of State at. the Home
Office in London.

(3) A declaration made in accordance with the said para-

graph (1) shall, subject to the provisions of the said section 19(1),
be registered at such place as the person to whom the declaration
is made may direct.”
(2) For Schedule 6 to the Regulations of 1948 there shall be substituted
the Schedule set out in Annex B to these Regulations.

Interpretation /

4.—(1) In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, the
following expressions have the meanings hereby respectively ascribed to
them, that is to say:—

“the Act of 1948” means the British Nationality Act 1948;

“the Act of 1964” means the British Nationality Act 1964;

“Governor” has, in relation to a protected state to which the provi-
sions of section 8 of the Act of 1948 relating to protectorates ure extended
by Order in Council made under section 30 of that Act, the same meaning
a3 inthe Order;

“the Regulations of 1948” means the British Nationality Regulations
1918(q@), as amended(b);

“the Regulations of 1958” means the British Nationality Regulations
1958(c), as amended(d).

(a) S.I. 1948/2721 (Rev. TIT, p. 209: 1948 I, p 261).
(b) The relevant amending instruments are S.[. 1951/123, 1960/1150, 1962/561,

(1951 I, p. 86; 1960 I, p. 419; 1962 I, p. 533). (@) 8.1. 1958/655 (1958 I, p. 237),
(d) There is no amendment which relates to the subject matter of these Regulations,
(2) The Interpretation Act 1889 (4) shallapply to the interpretation of these
Regulations in like manner as itapplies to theinterpretation of an Act of Parlia-
ment.

Citation and commencement

5. These Regulations may be cited as the British Nationality Regulations
1964 and ghall come into operation on 25th May 1964.
Henry Brooke,
One of Her Majesty’s Principal
Secretaries of State.
6th May 1964.

We consent to Regulation 2 of these Regulations.
John Peel,
M. A. Hamilton,
Two of the Lords Commissioners
of Her Majesty’s Treasury.
llth May 1964,

ANNEX A Regulation 1 (1)
BRITISH NATIONALITY AoT 1964, SkCTION 1

Application for registration as a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies
under section 1 of the-Act of 1964 made by a person who has ceased to be a
ctlizen of the United Kingdon and Colonies as a result of a declaration of
renunciation for the purpose of remaining or becoming a citizen of a country
mentioned in section 1 (3) ofthe Act of 1948.”

1. I, A.B., of [here insert address of applicant] am of full capacity and was

born at :

on
2. I made a declaration of renunciation of citizenship of the United Kingdom

and Colonies at on

and the declaration was registered on

3. I [had at that time become] [was at that time about to become] a citizen
of one of the countries now mentioned in section 1(3) of the British Nationality
Act 1948* namely

(Here state name of country.)
4. To the best of my knowledge and belief I should have been unable
[to become] [to have remained] such a citizen without making a declaration of

renunciation of citizenship of the United Kingdom and Colonies by reason of the
fact that

[Here state the grounds on which the applicant claims the renunciation
was necessary. ]



(a) 52 & 53 Vict. c. 63.
*The countries so mentioned are Australia, Canada, Ceylon, Cyprus, Ghana, India, Jamaica,
Kenya, Malaysia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sierra, Leoue Southern Rhodesia, Tanganyika,
Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda and Zanzibar.


5. {I have] (My husband has/had) a qualifying connection
with (the United Kingdom and Colonies) (an existing protectorate
or protected state) by reason of the fact that

(Here state the grounds on which a qualifying connection claim-
ed. To establish a qualifying connection the applicant must show—

(a) in relation to the United Kingdom and Colonies, that he, his

father or his father’s father was born, registered a as citizen
or naturalised in the United Kingdom or an existing
colony, or was registered as acitizen bya British High
Commissioner in a Commonwealth Country, or became a
British subject by reason of the annexation of territory
included in an existing colony, or

(b) in relation to a protectorate or protected state, that he, his

father or his father’s father was born there and is, or at
any time was, a British subject,
except that a wonan may alternatively show that she has been mar-
ried to a person who has or would, if living, have such a connection.

tTo be com- +6. I wish the following factors to be taken into account in the
pleted only by consideration of my application:—

persons not

completing

paragraph 5.

7. I hereby apply to be registered as a citizen of the United
Kingdom and Colonies.

I, A.B., do solemnly and sincerly declare that the foregoing particulars stated
in this application are true, and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously
believing the same to be true.

(Signed) A.B.
Made and subscribed this day of 19 before me,
(Signed) X.Y.,

7 (Justice of the Peace, Commissioner or other
official title.)
Regulation 3(2) ANNEX B

SCHEDULE TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR SCHEDULE 6
To REGULATIONS or 1948

Regulation 11 SCHEDULE 6

BRITISH NATIONALITY AcT 1948, ‘SECTION 19
BRITISH NATIONALITY AcT 1964, SEOTION 2

Declaration of renunciation of citizenship under section 19 of the Act of 1948
(ineluding that section as extended by section 2 of the Act of 1964) made by a
citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies who is also or is about to become
a citizen or national of another country.

1. I, A.B., of (here insert address of applicant) am of full
vapacity and was born at
on

To be completed 2. I (have) (have not) been married.
only by a

woman under

21 years of age.
3.—(a4) I am a (citizen) (national) of Sub-paragraph

under the law of that country. (o) or @®

completed as
appropriate.

(0) To the best of my knowledge and belief I am about to be-
come a (citizen) (national) of

under the law of that country by reason of the fact that

(Here state the grounds on which the applicant believes that he
ts about to become a citizen or nattonal of that country.) :

4. I hereby renounce my citizenship of the United Kingdom
and Colonies.

I, A.B., do solemnly and sincerely declare that the foregoing
particulars stated in this declaration are true, and I make this solemn
declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true.

(Signed) A.B.
Made and subscribed this day of 19 before me.

(Signed) X.Y.,

(Justice of the Peace, Commissioner or other
Official title.)





EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This Note is not part of the Regulations, but itis intended to indicate
their general purport.)

Regulations 1 and 2 relate to applications for registration as a citizen of the
United Kingdom and Colonies under section 1 of the British Nationality Act 1964
by a person who has ceased to be such a citizen asa result of a declaration of
renunciation made with the object of acquiring or retaining the citizenship of a
Commonwealth country. Regulation 3 amends the provisions of the British
Nationality Regulations 1948 relating to the making of declarations of renunciation
of citizenship under section 19 of the British Nationality Act 1948 consequent upon
section 2 of the Act of 1964 (which enables citizenship to be renounced under
section 19 of the Act of 1948 by a person who, although not a citizen or national
of another country, oan show that he is about to become one).

(17/34243) (F.94) K10 6/64 St.9,
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BRITISH NATIONALITY
The British Nationality Regulations 1964





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520—8,64. (Price 15 wnte}
No. of 1964. Electricity (Loan) Ordinance,

ANTIGUA.

No. of 1964.
BILL FOR

An Ordinance to anthorise the raising of a loan or
loans to provide funds to meet the cost of finan-
cing the extension of the electricity system.

[1st July, 1964 |

WHEREAS it is expedient. to raise a loan or
loans of four million eight hundred thousand dollars
for the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto.

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 seme as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Elec-
tricity (oun) Ordinance, 1964.

2. In this Ordinance the expression “ terri-

tory” means the Colony of Antigua.

8. It shall be lawful for the Administrator,
and. he is hereby authorised from time to time as he
may require the same, to borrow from any person or
persons, body or bodies politi¢ or corporate, willing

ANTIGUA.

Short title.

Interpreta-
tion.

Authority to
berrow a sum
not exceeding
$4,800,000
and disposi-
tion of money
borrov ed.
Anticua. 2 Electricity (Loan) Ordinance, No. of 1964.
to lend the same, a sum or sums of money not ex-
ceeding four million eight hundred thousand dollars
to be appropriated and applied by him to the pur-
poses specified in the Schedule hereto.

Principal 4. The principal monies and interest repre-

moniesand sented by any loan or loans raised under the provi-

chatwetporl sions of this Ordinance are hereby charged upon
gereral and shall be payable out of general revenue and
revenue: assets of the territory.

Manner of 5. The loan or loans hereby authorised or any

raising loan = part of such loan or loans may be raised under the

9/1951. the provisions of the General Local Loan Ordinance,

: 1951, or notwithstanding anything to the contrary
contained in the said Ordinance, independently of
that Ordinance, us the Administrator may decide.

Commones. 6. This Ordinance shall be deemed to have

ment. come into operation on the Ist day of July, 1964.

Speaker.
Passed the Legislative Council this day of
1964.
Clerk of the Council.
SCHEDULE.

For the provision of a new electricity generating station and
for the extension of the territory’s electricity system.

OBJECTS AND REASONS.

The object of this Bill is set out in its Long Title.

Attorney General,

28th July, 1964.

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No. of 1964. Supplementary Appropriation
(No. 2) 1964.

ANTIGUA.

No. of 1964.
BILL FOR

An Ordinance to sanction payment from the
Public Treasury in excess of certain sums
provided by law for the services of the
Government for the year ending on the
thirty first day of December, 1964.

[ J
Beit enacted by the Queen’s Most Excel-
lent Majesty, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Legislative Council of Antigua, and
by the authority of the same as follows:—

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Ordinance,
1964.

2. The various sums of money set forth in
the Schedule to this Ordinance amounting in all
to the sum of Nineteen thousand and thirty three
dollars in addition to the sums granted by the
Appropriation Ordinance, 1964, shall be and the
same are hereby declared to be charged upon and
made payable from and out of the public funds
of the Colony and the Accountant General is

ANTIGUA.

Short title.

Legalisation
of experdi-
ture.

1/1964
Antigua. 2 Supplementary Appropriation No. — of 1964.

(No. 2) 1964.

hereby nuthorised and required from time to time
upon the authority of warrants issued under the
hand of the Administrator or the Minister responsi-
ble for Finance to pay the suid sums set out in the
said Schedule to the several services therein men-
tioned as the said warrants may direct out of the
public funds of the Colony without further order
or formality.





Speaker.
Passed the Legislative Council this day
of 1964.
Clerk of the Council.
SOHEDULE
Head of Expenditure Amount
Recurrent
$
E. 8 Judicial - 2,499
» 9 Legal 247
» 24 Ministry of Social Services 240
» 29 Medical 2
Total Recurrent $2,988
Oapital
» 02 Ministry of Trade, Production & Labour 13,045
» 03 Minister of Social Services 3,000

Total Capital § $16,045
Total Expenditure $19,033
No. o! 1964. Supplementary Appropriation 3 ANTIGUA.
(No. 2.) 1964 ,

OBJECTS AND REASONS

The object of this Bill is set out in its long title. The
supplementary recurrent expenditure is required to authorise
increases in certain regional contributions and two small new
services not previously provided for, all such expenditure being
offset by savings required elsewhere.

2. The supplementary capital expenditure is required to
provide for further expenditure to be met from C.D. & W
Schemes and for the furnishing of the Leeward Islands Train-
ing College staff quarters to be met from savings in the
recurrent budget of that College.

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands -
By ROBERT LINDSAY, Government Printer.—by Authority.
1964,

—8.64. [Price 9 cents.)