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The following telegrams, exchanged
between His Royal Highness The
Duke of Edinburgh and His Honour
The Administrator following his visit
to Antigua on the 18th November are
published for general information:—

Telegram from His Royal Highness
The Duke of Edinburgh :—

“Ror ten days I have enjoyed the
kindly hospitality, the glorious cli-
mate and the natural beauty of the
Caribbean islands. I am taking
home with me many happy memories
of the friendliness and gaiety of the
people of the islands and a deep
impression of the vitality and enthu-
siasm of the schools and voluntary
organisations. Many people have
been involved in the arrangements
for my visit and I would like them
all to know bow much I appreciate
their hard work. This has been a
wonderful experience for me and
these visits have made me much
better informed about the difficulties
as wellas the hopes and aspirations
of the people. I hope that the future
will bring much progress and growing
prosperity to all the islands.”

Telegram from His Honour The

- Administrator :

. ‘With humble duty I offer sincere

thanks to Your Royal Highness on
behalf of the Government and people
of Antigua and Barbuda for your
very kind message which has been
conveyed to all.

The Government and people of
‘this territory are most grateful to
Your Royal Highness for visiting
our island. Your presence with us
on Dockyard Day 1964 both at
Clarence House and Nelson’s Dock-
yard will always be remembered as a
special landmark in the exciting
story of this historical setting in
Antigua with its traditional links
with the Royal Family and the
Royal Navy.

Everyons in Antigua shares the
wish expressed in the Welcome
Address made by the Chief Ministar
that it may prove possible for Your
Royse] Highness to return with Her

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Published by Authority.

THURSDAY, 26rTa NOVEMBER, 1964.

No. ‘61,





Majesty The Queen to visit us in the
near future. Please express to Her
Majesty the continuing loyalty and
affection of the people of thege two
islands.

Government House,
St. John’s,
Antigua,
20th November, 1964.



No. 81.

Appointments, transfers, etc., in
the publio service, with effect from
the dates stated, are published for
general information :—

Antigua.

. ABERCOMBE, R., Appointed Messen-

ger (Semi-skilled), Printing Office
Oct. 16 64
ALLEN, Miss R., Appointed Secondary
School Assistant (Non-Graduate),
Education Department
Jan. 1 64
ANTHONY, C., Appointed Probation-
ary/Uncortificated Teacher, Educa-
tion Department Sept. 24 64

Brown, Miss E., Appointed Proba-
tionary/Uncertificated Teacher,
Education Department

Jan. 1 64

CHARLES, C., Appointed Petty Officer

Class III, H. M. Prison
Sept. 17 64

CLEMENS, S8., Appointed Petty Officer
Class 11 (Foreman Privy System)
Central Board of Health

May 1 63

FRANCIS, Mrs. M. Appointed Tem-
porary Probationary/Uncertificated
Teacher, Education Department

Sept. 7 64

HILL, Mrs. A., Assistant Teacher,
appointed Acting Head Teacher II,
Education Department

Sept. 7 64

JOSEPH, M., Appointed Petty Officer

Class ITI, Mental Hospital
July 1 64

JOSEPH, M., Petty Officer Class III,
Mental Hospital, transferred as
Petty Officer Class III, Customs
Department Sept. 1 64

Kine, T., Appointed Probationary/Un-
certificated Teacher, Education
Department Sept. 15 64

MATTHEW, M., Appointed Technician
Grade III, Printing Office
Aug. 24 64

MANNING, Miss S., Clerk, Treasury
Department, transferred as Clerk,
Administration Department

Nov. 16 64

MASON, Miss J., Appointed Probation-
ary/Uncertificated Teacher, Educa-
tion Department Oct. 1 64

Parry, R. T., Director of Electricity,
Ice & Cold Storage Department,
appointed to act as Superintendent
of Telephones in conjunction with
his substantive duties, with effect
from Oct. 8 64

PAUL, Miss C., Appointed Clerk, Elec-
tricity les & Cold Storage -Depart-
ment Oct. 1 64

PAYNE, K., Clerk Administration
Department, transferred ag Clerk
Treasury Department

Nov. 16 64

PHILLIP, G., Appointed Petty Officer

Class III, Fiennes Institute
Oct. 21 64
SAMUEL, Miss L., Clerical Assistant,

Telephone Department, resigned
appointment Nov. 1 64
No. 82.

The following Ordinances and Sta-
tutory Rule and Order are circulated
with this Gazette and form part there-
of:—

ORDINANCES
Virgin Islands,

No. 27 of 1961, “The Vehicles
and Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1961.” dD pp. Price 13 cts.

No. 33 of 1961, “The General
Revision (No. 3) Ordinance, 1961.”
7 pp. Price 17 cis.
No. 37 of 1961, “The Prison
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1961.”
4 pp. Price 11 cts.
No. 13 of 1963, “ The Commissiona
of Inquiry Act (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1963.” 4 pp. Price 11 cis.
STATUTORY RULE & ORDER.
Antiqua.
No. 32 of 1964, * The Rates Decla-
ration Order, 1964.”
L pp. price 5 ets.



The Central Planning Unit is in-
vestigating the demand for mortgage
finance for building houses in Anti-
gua.

2. Whilst this survey cannot com-
mit Government in anyway to
provide the finance; it is considered
that it will be very useful in_attract-
ing finance to the island for this
purpose. :



246 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [November 26, 1964

3. Any person interested in bor-
rowing money for building a house
is asked to fill out and return a form
in duplicate which can be obtained
from the

The Secretary

Central Planning Unit

Ministry of Finance & Planning
Administration Building

St. John’s.

4. These forms will be kept
Strictly confidential and will be
solely for the purpose of ascertaining
what demand exists in Antigua for
this type of finance.

5. All completed forms should be
returned not later than 31st Decem-
ber, 1964. -

Central Planning Unit
Administration Building
St. John’s
Antigua.
23rd November, 1964.

F.P. 27/19.



ANTIGUA.

The Animals (Diseases and Impor-
tation) Ordinance, 1953
(No. 3 of 1953.)



THE Foot AND MoutTH DISEASE
(GUADELOUPE) NoTIcE, 1964.

In pursuance of the provisions of
of regulation 2. of the Foot and
Mouth Disease Regulations, 1954
(S. R. & O. 1954 No. 11) made by the
Administrator in Council under sec-
tions 12 and 14 of the Animals
(Diseases and Importation Ordinance,
1953, this Notice is hereby given this
25th day of November, 1964.

1. This Notice may be cited as
the Foot and Mouth Disease (Guade-
loupe) Notice, 1964.

2. The Presidency of Guadeloupe
in the French West Indies is hereby
notified to be a country in which
there is an outbreak of Foot and
Mouth disease and the said Presi-
dency is hereby declared to be a
prohibited country for the purposes
of the Foot and Mouth Disease Regu-
lations, 1654.

A. L. RAEBURN.
Inspector,
ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE 'S HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, [linois, U.S.A. have

applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 948192
dated the 12th day of June 196], and
issued on the 19th day of May 1964,
and have filed at the Registrar’s Office
at the Court House, St. John’s Antigua,
a completes 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
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 thia 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 Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October,
1964.
O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.

Reyistrar’s Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antiqua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
Kinepom PaThNTs Act, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, U.S.A. have applied for
registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent No. 930760 dated the
20th day of September 1960, and
issued on the 30th day of October
1963, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office at the Court Honse 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 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 issne of a Certificate of
regisiration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October,
1964.
O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.

Hegistrar’s Office,
Court House,
St. John's. Antiqua.

Tender for Groceries.

Tenders are invited for the supply
of the undermentioned items to be
delivered to Government Institutions
in Antigua for the half-year ending
30th Jnne, 1965.

2. All tenders must be addressed to
the Administrative Secretary, Minis-
try of Social Services, in sealed enve-
lopes marked “ Tenders for the supply
of Groceries, ete”. and delivered at
the Administration Building not later
than 30th November, 1964.

3. Tenders should state quality
and brand of commodities.

4, Government does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any tender.

Groceries

Rice (various grades)

Flour (various grades)

Meal

Butter (5 lb and 1 1b tins)

Cheese (51b and 12 oz. tins or
boxes)

Fish-salted

Milk-tinned

Sugar

Edible Oil (local and imported)

Fruits-tinned (small, medium and
large cases)

Meat-salted, pickled,
smoked and cured.

Lard (Buckets of 25 1b; 5 Ib ting)

Margarine (5lb. and 1 lb. tine)

Vegetables (Imported)

Onions

Potatoes

tinned,

Laundry Requirements

Arrowroot or starch
Soap
Blue
Soda
Others

Bread
Poultry
Meat-fresh
Milk-fresh
Kerosene Oil
Cooking Gas

Administration Building,
St. John's,
Antigua,
11th November, 1964.

Ref. No. 41/36.



Tenders for the Supply
of Meat

Tenders are invited for the supply
of fresh heef to the Government
Institutions in Antigua for the period
1st January—30th June, 1965,



The approximate quantities that
will be required are as follows:—-

Hospital
Saturdays 180
Tuesdays 180
Thursday 180 540



November 26, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 247

Fiennes Institute

Tuesdays 50
Thrusdays 50
Saturdays 60 160

Leper Home

Saturdays 27
Tuesdays 14 41

Mental Hospital

Saturdays 120
Thursdays 120
Tuesdays 44 284

Boys’ Training School

Thursdays 10

Saturdays 10 20
Prison

Thursdays 32

Saturdays 32 64



All tenders must be addressed to
the Administrative Secretary, Min-
istry of Social Services, Antigua in
sealed envelopes marked ‘Tenders
for the supply of Fresh Beef” and
delivered at the Administration Build-
ing not later than 30th November,
1964.

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

Ref. No. 8.8, 41/36

PROVOST MARSHAL’S OFFICE
ANTIGUA.
9th November, 1964.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that there will be sold in the City of
Saint John on Thursday the 10th
December, 1964 at 12 o’clock noon,
the lands and tenements belonging to
the persons whose names are set out
hereunder, the said premises having
been levied upon to satisfy the City
Rate due thereon for the year 1964.

Hamilton Road.
Alphonso Hamilton (5)
Bennett Street.

David Anthony
Alphonso Hamilton (8)
Eugenie Roberts
Thomas Anthony

Est. of Charles Este (3)
Phyllis De Silva
Dennis Alfred Henry
John Parker

Donald Cole
Gwendolyn Simon
Oscar Gilead

Kenneth Henry

Harry Murphy
Charles Lee

Wykham Richards
Clifford Scotland

Athill Street.

Isaline & Campbell Irish
Sarah Mason

Aubrey & Billy Dyer
George Benjamin

Mary Mc Master

Gerald Simon Prince

Christopher Street.

Eunice Hunte
Esther Christian
Sarah Anthony
Lydia Small

Pigott Street.

Est. of Charles Este
Florence Galloway
Edith Thomas

Est. of Charles Este (2)

Bell Street.

Thelma Winter
Raymond Isaac

Eliza Jeffery
Gwendolyn Simon (2)

Hand Street.

Gwendolyn Simon (2)
Est. of Charles Este

Bryson Street.

Matthew White
Pearl Hutchinson
Geo. H. Webson
Roland Henry
Wilhelmina Thomas

Alfred Peter’s Street.

Christiana John
Louisa Mannix
Gwendolyn Hunte
Gwendolyn Simon (3)
Alphonso Hamilton
Christopher Francis (2)
John Laviscount
Vincent Simon

Pear] Hutchinson
Rosetta Philip
Montaque Richards
John Henry

Dickensonyay Bay St.

Irene Blackette
Solomon Roberts
Donald Cole

Kenneth Murdoch
Walter Christian
Alfred O. Wallace
Ernest Lloyd White
Arthur James
Johnathan Stevens
Mary Hawkins & Jos. Henry
Matilda Joseph

Est. of Hogan Cann
Neville Bridges
Ickford Winter (3)
Benjamin A. Davis (2)

St. Georges Street.

Ickford Winter
Mary Wells

Doris Allen

Mary Chapman
Victoria James
Mavis Annie Winter
Edward Terry

St. John’s St.

Igal Winter

Laura A. T. Jeffery
Clarence Johnson
Samuel Destin (2)
Cecilia Christian
Ivy Dench

Gerald Simon Prince
Hileen Mc Allister
Beatrice Buntin
Samuel Henry

S. T. Christian
Mildrea Swift
Everette Walling
Florence Bethel

E. Pestaina
Edmund Chambers
Charles Isaac
Caroline Isaac
Rachael James
Alice Adams
Michael James
Nathaniel James
Sydney Thomas
Francis Samuel
Iris Alexander

Est. of D. Benjamin
Percival Pryce (2)
Iola Manderson

Bishopgate St.

Geo. H. Joseph
Clarence Christian
Hrs. of Cephas

D. Vann

James Mapp
Angelina Pinder
James B. Hart
Dorsette Coull
Josephine Edwards
Caroline Isaac
Thomas Williams
Hrs. of Albert Barnard
Hrs. of Daniel

T. Christopher
Ellen Gurnes
Primrose Lindsay
Sophia Francis
Sydney Benjamin
Est. of Mary Greene

North St.

Dorcas Osborne
Ferdinand Martin
Alfred Hunte
Ann Deponte
Ernest Gilead
Ethel Davis
Mary Simpson
Hrs. of Bonier
John Sebastian
M. S. Osborne

Newgate Street.

Samuel A. Joseph
Rev. J. Christopher
Josiah Title



248 3 =9‘Till’ ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE [November 26, 1964

Wapping Street.

Nicholas Fuller (4)
Samuel Destin

The Point.

Logan Charles
William Lewis (2)
Robert Tonge
Matthew Blake
Isalin Perry

Wilkenson Street.

Norris Destin (2)
Naville Rridges

J. A. N. Brown
Samuel Laviscount
Caroline Isaac

Thames Street.

S. R. Mendes
E. B. Morgan

Popeshead Street.

Alexander Grant
Adolphus Reynolds
Henrietta Tobias

Market Street.

Thomas Pelle

Anthony Michael
Gwendoly Simon

Mary John

Alice & Winter Messien
Stanley Walter

Richard Lake

Hood Street.

Theo Mannie

Francis Smith
Brunella Benjamin (2)
Dennis Edwards
Joseph Fernandez
Mitchel Michael

Factory Road.

Frank Henzel
J. V. Hodge

Fort Road.

Raymond Chaia
Arthur Roberts
Gwendolyn Simon
Carlos Destin
Primrose Lindsay
Gwendolyn George
Pearl] Hutchinson
Kenrick Merrick
Edna Mussington
Ernest Joseph
Donald Peters
Violet Roger
Bento A. & Locker
Arthur Roberts
Samuel Destin

C. A. Williams
Geo. Matthew
Donald Christian
Mabel Mason
James Thomas

Geo. V. O’Flaharty
Harrison Jacobs
Emil Richards

W. Southwell

Michael’s Mount
Maurice Michael
Grays Farm
Clarance Christian

Rodney Street

Ebenezer Tonge
Sarah Luke
Rachael James
Ethel Richardson
E. B. Morgan
Francis Hall
Agatha John
John Crump

Long Street

Jack Hill

Esso Standard Oil
George Mc Andrew
Alvro Bento
Emanuel Gomes

High Street

Emanuel Farara
Lillian De Freitas
Joseph Fernandez
John Athill

St. Mary’s St.

David Daniel
Annie Auchinleck

Redcliffe St.
R. A. L. Brown
J. A. N. Brown
Nevis St

Rill Abbott

Walter Murrain :
Keithley Heath
Cecil Davis

Stanley Walters
Hubert Anthonyson
Marie Lake

Bertha Buckley

Tanner St.

Harry Murphy
J. Alex. Christian

South Street

Newton Daniel
Joseph Henry
Robert James
Robert Gallaway
Christopher Reid
Tryphena Joseph

Corn Alley
Althea Lahorn

Temple St.
Constance Hill

Church Lane
James Pigott
Waneford Goodwin

Bertha Henry & Ella Higgins
Anna Osborne

Parham Road

Noel Slack (3)
Edgar Tonge
Lissue Watkins
Keithley Hill
Victory Sports club

All Saints Road

Constance Thompson
Mitchel Michael

No. 2 New St.
Elvina Edmund (3)
Mitchel Michael Ave.
Western ‘Side

Mitchel Michael (1)
Camacho's Ave.
Agatha Jarvis
Henzel Street

John Isaac
Phoebe Brown

Mendes St.
Donald Christian
James Street
Doris Alexander
No. 1 New St.

Beatrice Codrington

Cross St.

Elvin Edward
Charles Ephraim
Ida Thibou

Cecil Davis
Gladys Walling
Christopher Reid
Mary Henry
0.S. A. Duke
Hrs. of Keene
Earle Farara

O. W. JACK,
Registrar and Provost Marshall.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 9th November, 1964.

B. & J. B. MACHADO COMPANY
LIMITED of Park Lodge, Victoria
Avenue, Kingston Jamaica have ap-
plied for Registration of one Trade
Mark eonsisting of the following:—

CH
LF OS

in Class 45, thai is te say, tobacco
whether manufactured or unmannufae-
tured.



November 26, 1964] THEANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 249

The Applicants claim that they have
used the said Trade Mark in respect
of the said goods for 10 years before
the date of their said Application.

Any per on 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.

0. W. Jack,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, lst November, 1964.

CARRERAS LIMITED of Christo-
pher Martin Road, Basildon Essex,
England have applied for Registra-
tion of one Trade Mark consisting of
the following —

STRATHMUIR

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 intigua, Montserrat & Virgin
Islands Gazette, give notice in du,
plicate at the Trade Marks Offioe-
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KiInegpom PaTrnts Ao, 1925.

NOTICE 1S 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 Patent No. 913731
dated the 8th day of August 1961,
‘and issued on the 17th day of April,
1963, 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 particu-
Jars 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 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 30th day of October,
1964.
0. W. JACK,
Registra of Patents.

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



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KiInepom PATENTS AcTS, 1925.



NOTICE IS 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. 939200
dated the 8th day of November, 1961,
and issued on the 29th day of January,
1964, 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 particu-
lars of this patent which will be open

‘to public inspection at the said office

at any time between the hours of
900 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 opponsi-
tion to the issne of a Certificate of
Registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Datel the 30th day of October
1964.
O. W. Jack.
Registrar of Patents.

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



ANTIGODA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
Kinapom PATENTS AcT, 1925.

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road, Des
Plaines. Tlincts. U.S. A. have applied
for registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent No. 934382 dated the
24th day of March, 1961,and_ issned
on the 10th day of December, 1963,
and have fil-d atthe Registrar’s Office
atthe Court Touse, St. John’s, Antigua,
Ream lata anne nf the oneafieations
and the Certificate of the Comprroller
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 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
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906, for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October, 1964,

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.

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

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
Kinepom PatTrexts Act, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U. 8. A. have ap-
plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 933489
dated the 15th day of March, 1961,
and issued on the 27th day of Novem-
ber, 1963, 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
particulars 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
wiil be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon,

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

Dated the 30th day of October, 1964,

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.
Registrur’s Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.



NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OI, PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 80 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Hlinois, U. 8. A. have ap-



250 THI ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [November 26, 1964

plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 931824
dated the 19th day of March, 1962,
and issued on the 6th day of Novem-
ber, 1963, and have filed at the Regis-
trar’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 particulars
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
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October, 1964.

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patent,

Registrar’s Offiee,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.

Tenders are invited for the supply
of the wundermentioned items to
Government departments in Antigua,
in respect of the period Ist January,
1965, to 3lst December, 1965:—

Petrol
Lubricating Oil.

All tenders must be addressed to
the Administrative Secretary, Public
Works & Communications in sealed
envelopes marked “ Tenders for the
Supply of Petrol and Lubricating
Oil” and delivered to the Adminis-
tration Building not later than
4.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 16th
December, 1964.

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

Administration Building,
St. John’s,
Antigua.
28th October, 1964.

Ref. No. 54/14.



Windward Islands and
Leeward Islands Court
of Appeal.

PURSUANT to Section 14 (2) of
the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands Court of Appeal Rules, 1940
notice is hereby given that His Lord-
ship the Chief Justice has arranged
fora sitting of the Court of Appeal for
the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands in the Colony of Antigua to
commence on ‘Tuesday, Ist day of
December, 1964 at 9.30 a.m. for the
purpose of hearing appeals from the
decisions of Magistrates.

All persons concerned are notified
to govern themselves accordingly.

Dated this 23rd day of October,
1964.

O. W. JACK,

Registrar.

NOTICE TO IMPORTERS

Goods which have not been remov-
ed from the Queen’s Warehouse
within three months will be sold by
Public Auction at the Point Ware-
house on Thursday 26th November,
1964, at 2.30 p.m.

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

Copies of the list of goods for gale
can be seen at the Queen’s Warehouse,
the Bonded Warehouse at the Point
and the Onstoms Building.

EARL O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Cusotms.
26/10/64.



TENDER.

Tenders are invited for the supply
to Government of its requirements of
cement of approximately 6,000 bags
per month for the period Ist January
to 30th June, 1965.

Notice to Importers.

All cement should be delivered in
bags and the successful tenderer will
be required to keep the above quanti-
ties in stock in his storeroom and to
muke deliveries therefrom in un-
broken bags and in good condition as
and when required by Government.

All tenders must be accompanied
by a certificate signed by qualified
engineers or chemists to the effect
that the cement meet in all respect the
requirements of B.S.S. 12. This
certificate must not be more than 2
months old on the day on which
tenders are received, and Government
reserves the right to demand such
certificates periodically and to reject
any shipment not meeting the re-
quired specifications.

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

Tenders should be addressed ina
sealed envelope to the Administrative
Secretary, Public Works and Com-
munications, Administration Building
and should reach that office not later
than 4.00 p.m. on Thursday 10th
December, 1964.

Administrative Secretary,
Ministry of Public Works
and Communications.
Administration Building,
St. John’s.
Antigua.
30th October, 1964.

RAINFALL FIGURES

Agricultural Department,





Antigua.
Month. 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964
January 3.84 2.16 6.77 462 2.99
February 5.09 2.31 0.92 1.12 0.79
March 3.18 1.84 081 0562 1.21
April 1.48 0.74 3.56 1.26 5.04
May 1.49 2.31 4.42 6.95 3.32
June 1.79 2.90 56.10 2.87 1.40
July 5.01 4.29 2.68 10.29 3.69
August 2.88 5.02 9.46 1.85 3.62
Sept. 3.72 2.43 7.40 4.61 4.29
October 8.70 8.50 2.79 7.27 2.45
Nov. 21st 4.24 3.79 3.42 2.54 0,37





38.42 31.29 47.33 43.90 29.17





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

made,
The following deposits if not claimed by 30th November, 1964, shall be transferred to Revenne:—
Date. Importer. Article. Amount.
1964
Aug. 18 Jos. Dew 1 crate signs 178.00
27 Mitchell A. Michael 2 ctns lighting sets 69.00
31 Nechollas Fuller 79 ctns furniture 1080.00
$1327.00

12th November, 1964.

EK. O. A. PESTIANA,
Collector of Customs.



November 26, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE, 251

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
MONTSERRAT 4TH NOVEMBER, 1964.

N. V. PHILIPS’ PHONOGRAPHISCHE INDUSTRIE, of Gerrit van der Veenlaan 4, BAARN, The
Netherlands have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 8, that is to say, “Gramophone records and other phonogrim cirriers; apparatus for recording, reproducing
and amplifying sound.”

The Applicants claim that they have used the said Trade Mark in respect of ‘Gramophone records” for six
years before the date of their said Application.

Any person may within three months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertisement in the
Antigua, Montserrat & Virgin Islands Gazette, give notice in duplicate at the Trade Marks Office, Montserrat, of
opposition of the said Trade Mark. «

BEN. W. PRESCOD,
Registrar of Trade Marks.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
Moyxtserrat 47TH NovemBer, 1964.

CULEMBORG EXPLOITATIE WAATSHAPPIS N.Y. of Frederiksplein 52, Amsterdam-C,
Holland, have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 43, that is to say, all liquor goods, including beer, ale and porter.

The Applicants claim that they have not used the said goods in Montserrat before the date of
their said A pplication.

Any person may within three months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertise-
ment in the Antigua, Montserrat S° Viryin Islinds Guze’te, give notice in duplicate at the Trade
Marks Office, Montserrat, of opposition of the said Trade Mark.

Bren. W. Prescon,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



252 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. | November 26, 1964

Notice of Appointment of Trustee.

The Bankruptcy Act, Cap. 1.

Debtor’s Name JEFFERY, WILLIAM
Address Briggins Road, Antigua
Description Restaurant Keeper
Court Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands in the Antigua Circuit
Number of Matter Miscellaneous No. 3A of 1963
Trustee’s name DAVIS, ARTHUR STUART
Address St. Johnston’s Village Antigua
Description Real Estate Agent
Date of Appointment 4th November, 1964
O. W. JACK,
Registrar,

Supreme Court.





TRADE MARKS OFFICE,

ANTIGUA, 17th October, 1964.

OULEMBORG EXPLOITATIE MAATSCHAPPIJ N.Y. of Frederiksplein 52, Amsterdam—Q(C, Holland.
have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 43, that is to say, all liquor goods, including beer, ale and porter.

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 and Virgin Islands 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,

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua Leeward Islands.
By Robert Linvsay, Government Prinster.—By Authority.
1964

[Price 76 cents.]



No. 27 of 1961. Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend-
ment (Ordinance)

[L.S.]
I ASSENT,
G. J. Bryan,
Administrator.
31st July, 1961.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 27 of 1961.

An Ordinance to amend further the Vehicles and
Road Traffic Ordinance, 1954.

[3ist July, 1961.]

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Vehi-
cles und Road Trafic (Amendment No. 3) Ordinance
1961, and shall be read as one with the Vehicles
and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1954, as amended,
hereinafter called the Principal Ordinance.

2. Section 2 of the Principal Ordinance is
hereby amended by the insertion of the following
definition after the definition of the expression
“motor cycle ’’:—

©“ motor omnibus’ means a motor vehicle used

for passengers transport and licensed for
carrying at least twelve passengers for hire
or reward; ’

8. Forsection 16F of the Principal Ordinance

the following is hereby substituted :—

aoe 16F. The Commission may endorse

of passengers ON any licence in respect of any motor

and max- vehicle or animal drawn vehicle the

imum load :

to bevarried, NUMber of passengers or weight or load
to be oarried, and, if the number of
passengers or weight or lord carried on
such vehicle is in excess of such maxi-
mum, the driver or other person in
charge of the vehicle shall be guilty of
an offence’.

VIRGIN
ISLANDS

Commence-
ment.

Short title.
9/197 4

LG 955,
1G/1961,
20/1961,

Amendment,
of Section 2
of the
Principal
Ordinance.

Replacement
of section
16F of the
Pri--cipal
Ordinance.



VIRGIN
IsLanps

Insertion of
newsections
in the
Principal
Ordinance.

2 Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend- No. 27 of 1961

4.

ment (Ordinance)

After section 42 of the Principal Ordinance

the following sections shall be inserted :—

“Grant of
voucession to
operate
omnibus
service

42A. (1) Itshall be lawful for the
Administrator in Council to grant to
any person or to two or more persons
jointly, a limited concession or an exclu-
sive concession to operate a public
passenger transport service by motor
omnibuses in any area or on any road
or route, or for any journey, upon such
conditions as shal] be specified in the
grant and subject to the provisions of
this Ordinance and reguiationus made
hereunder.

(2) Before granting any such conces-
sion, the Administrator in Council
shall—

(a) cause a notice to be published by
posting copies of the same on the
doors of any church, chapel, school
house, or “other building, or on
any public notice-board in the area,
which in the opinion of the Admin-
istrator in Council will give publi-
city to such notice, for a period of
three weeks, setting out the
concession which it is proposed to
grant and inviting any person who
objects to give notice in writing of
his objection and of the grounds on
which he relies in support thereof
to the Clerk of the Executive Coun-
cil on or before such day as muy
be specified in such notice;

(b) consider any objection which may
have been received pursuant to
such notice or any 1ecommenda-
tions which may be submitted by
the Commission.



No, 27 of 1961. Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend- 3 Vireix
ment (Amendment) ISLA? DB

(3) Any conditions stipulated in a

concession may, with the consent of the

person granted the concession, be
amended.

Powers and 42B. Where any concession has
Guties of, been granted under section 42A of this

in respectof. Ordinance, the Commission shall have
concessions, the power—

(a) to require the medical examina-
tion at any time or at such periods
as may be specified of any driver
of u motor omnibus operated under
the concession and to require that
any such driver who is medically
unfit for that class of employment
shall cease to be so employed;

(b) to specify the mensures to be
taker by the person granted the
concession for the safety, comfort
and convenience of all passengers
travelling on vehicles operated
under the concession;

(c) to do such other acts, and to
regulate the operations of persons
granted concession in such manner,
us may be specified in the grant of
the concession or as approved in
this Ordinance.

Withdrawal, 42C, (1) If at any time ofter the
termination —_ expiration of six months from the date
penston . . :
efconcession, upon which any concession granted
under section 42A of this Ordinance is
to take effect the person granted the
concession has failed to take all reason-
able steps to render the concession
effective the Administratorin Council
may require such person to take such
steps as may be necessary to render the
concession effective by a date specified
by the Administrator in Council, and if
such person being so required fails to



VIRGIN 4 Vehiclesand Road Traffic Amend- No. 27 of 1961
ISLANDS ment (Ordinance) ,

render the concession effective by the
date specified, the Administrator in
Council, may in his absolute discretion
withdraw the concession.

(2) The Commission, if satisfied that
the public passenger transport service in
‘respect of a concession granted under
section 42A of this Ordinance is unsatis-
factory and the unsatisfactory nature
of such service is not owing to
circumstances beyond the control of the
person granted the concession and that
such person has after adequate notice
failed to rectify the unsatisfactory
nature of such service, may recommend
' to the Administrator in Council that the
concession be withdrawn and the Ad-
ministrator in Council, if satisfied may
serve a notice in writing on such person
specifying generally the unsatisfactory
nature of such service; and after the
expiration of thirty: days from the date
of such notice the Administrator in
Council may, if satisfied that such ser-
vice is still unsatisfactory and that the
unsatisfactory nature of such service is
not owing to circumstances beyond the
control of such person withdraw the
concession by giving him notice in
writing to that effect.

(3) For the breach of any condition
‘In any concession granted the Adminis-
trator in Council may—

(a) suspend the operation of the
concession for such period as he
shall deen fit upon giving notice
in writing to that effect to the
person granted the concession; or

(6) withdraw the concession upon
giving to the person granted such
concession at least six months’
notice in writing to that effect.



No. 27 of 1961 Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend. 5 Vixars
Ment (Ordinance) Islanvs

(4) A person granted a concession
may terminate such concession by giving
to the Administrator six months’ notice
in writing to that effect.

G. J. Bryay,
President,
Passed the Legislative Council the 27th day of July, 1961.

Rateu T. O’Nzat,
Clerk of the Council.



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1964. :
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No. 33 of 1961 General Revision (No. 3)

[L.S8.]
I Assent,
— G.J. Bryan,
Administrator.
28th October, 1961.

VIRGIN ISLANDS
No. 33 of 1961.

An Ordinance to repeal and amend certain laws
for the purpose of the revision of the laws of

the Colony.
[28th October, 1961 |

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Gen-
eral Revision (No. 3) Ordinance, 1961.

2. The Hours for Marriages Act is hereby
repealed.

8. The laws mentioned in the secon] column
of the Schedule to this Ordinance are hereby
amended to the extent specified in the third column
thereof. ,

4. The amendments made under section 3 of
this Ordinance shall be incorporated in the revised
edition of the laws of the Colony heing prepared
under the authority of the Revised Edition of the
Laws Ordinance, 1959; and the Commissioner ap-
pointed under the said Ordinance is hereby author-
ised to effect the said amendments to the said laws.

G. J. Bryray,
President,

VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Commence-
ment.

Short Title.

Repeal Cap.
106.

Amendments.

Authority to
incorporate
amendments
in the revised
edition of
the laws.
24/1959,



33 of 1961





between the

“you” in the form of

VIRGIN 2 General Revision (No. 8) No.
ISLANDS.
Passed the Legislative Councll this 19th day
of October, 1961.
Ratrn T. O’NEatL,
Clerk of the Council.
Cap. or
No. and Short title. Hatent of Amendment.
Year.

Cap. 1 The Bankruptcy Section 97(2) is amended by substitu-

Act. ting the words ‘Court of Appeal”
for the words ‘‘ West Indian Court
of Appeal”.

Cap. 12 The Maintenance Ths Act is amended by substitutihg
(Facilities for the words ‘Northern Ireland” for
for Enforce- the word ‘Ireland’ wherever ap-
ment) Act. pearing therein.

Cap. 20 The Registration Sections 11, 12 and 14 are amended by
and Records substituting the words ‘ Northern
Act. freland ” for the word “Ireland”.

Cap. 26 The Wills Aet. Section 7 shall be deleted.

Cap. 31 Theo Criminal Pro- Section 2(3) shall be deleted;
cedure Act. :

The Schedule is amended by inserting
the word ‘ when”
comma after the word ‘“ Prison ” and
the word
Warrant for Commitital.

Cap. 41 The Offences Section 70 shall be deleted;
against the
Person Act. Section 72 is amended by substituting

the words “ Northern Ireland” for
the word ‘“ Ireland ”’.

Cap. 43 The Post Office Section 12 shall be deleted.

Offences Act.
Cap. 61 The Magistrate's Section 149 is amended by inserting

Jode of Pro-
cedure Act.

the words ‘of Appeal” between the
words ,‘ Court” and “as”;

Section 154 is amended by substituting
the words “the Summary Jurisdic-
tion Act or rules of Court for the
time being in force relating to the



VIRGIN No. 33 of 1961: Generae Revision (No. 3) 3
ISLANDS.



Cap. or
No, and Short title. Extent of Amendment.
Year ,

Oap. 61—(Cont’d)

recovery of claims under tbe said
Act, and all the provisions of ‘the
said Act or the said rules” for the
word “ any Acts or rules of Court
for the time being in force relating
to the recovery of claims under eight
hundred and forty. dollars before a
‘judge of the Supreme Court and al
the provisions of such Acts or
rules’;

Section 178 is amended by inserting
the words ‘“ of the Court of Appeal”
between the words “ Registrar”? and
“shall”;

Section 194 is amenped by substituting
the words “ Registrar of the Court of
Appeal” for the word “ Registrar”
wherever appearing therein.

Cap. 145 The Notaries Pub- Section 2(1) is amended by substitu-
lie Act. ting the words “ Northern Ireland ”
for the word “ Ireland ”.

Cap. 147 The Patents Act. ' For section 26 the following shall be
substituted :—

“Fees. 26. Such fees as may be
prescribed shall be levied and paid
to tho credit of the general rev-
enue of the Colony.”

20/1932 The Foreign Mer- Section 2 is amended by substituting
chant Shipping the word ‘‘Commonwealth” for the
(Agreement) word ‘“ Empire” in the definition of
Act, 1932. the expression “ Foreign Ship.”

12/1947 The Pensions Act, Section 10 is amended by substituting
1947, the words ‘* under the word Govern-
ment of the Colony” for the words

“in the Colony ”’;



VIRGIN 4 General Revision (No. 3) No. 33 of 1961.
ISLANDS,



Cap. or , .
No. and Short title. Extent of Amendment.
Year.

No. 12/1947—(Cent’d)

Section 19(1)(4) is amended by substi-
tuting—

(a) the words ‘set out in the Second
Schedule to this Act and the Regu-
lations made thereunder” for the
words * and Regulations referred
to in section 20 of this Act’;

(b) the word ” Administrator” for
the words ‘ Colonial Secretary ”’;

The Second Schedule is ameuded by
deleting— ,

(a) the words “ENACTMENTS
REPEALED”; ©

(6) the whole of the third column

thereof including the caption
“ Extent of Repeal ”.

13/1949 =The Telecommu- Section 13 is amended by substituting

nications Act, the word “Commonwealth ” for the
1949. word ‘“ Empire”.

16/1953 The Sentence of Section 3(4) is amended by substituting
Death (Expect- the words “ Federal Supreme Court ”
ant Mothers) for the words “Court of Appeal of
Act, 1953. the Windward Islands and Leeward

Islands ”’.

19/1954 The Public Holi- The Schedule is amended by substitu-
days Act, 1954. ting the word “ Commonwealth ” for
the word ‘‘ Emvire”’.

12/1955 The Interpre ‘a- Section 2 is ameuced by ‘nserting the
tion and € sn- foll wing subsection as subsection
eral Claus 3 (6) ero f-—

Act. 1955,

“(€ Wh. sver in an: Act the ex-
p cssio : ‘ Brivis, En pire’ securs
tl ere shall be substit ited «herefor
the expression ‘* British Common-
wealth.”





VIRGIN No. 33 of 1961. General Revision (No. 2) 5

ISLANDS.

Cap. or

No. and Short tittle. Extent of Amendment.

Year. .

5/1907 The Fumigation Section 2 is amended by substituting
of Plants Ordi- the following definition for the defi-
nance, 1907. nition of the expression *‘ Agricul-

tural Authority ” :—
** Agricultural Authority ” means the

Superintendent of Agriculture and

incjudes any person acting in his

aid or under his direction.

10/1947 The Pensions The First Schedule is’: amended by
(Increase) Act, substituting the following for para-
1947. graph 5:—

“5. A pension payable to a per-
son to whom paragraph (0) of section
82 of the Eduoation Ordinance, 1955,
applies.”

20/1953 The Pensions The First Schedule is amended by
(Increase) Act, substituting the following for para-
1947. graph 7 :—

‘*7, A pension payable to a per-
son to whom paragraph (}) of sec-
tion 32 of the Education Ordinance,
1955, applies.”

24/1959 The Revised Edi- The following item shall be added to
tion of the Laws the First Schedule:—

Ordinance, 1959 “© 23/1961 ‘The Marriages Valida-
tion Ordinance, 1961.”
18/1961 The Marine In- Section 7(2) is amended by substitu-

surance Ordi-
nance 1961.

ting the word “ Maritime” for the
word “ Maritine ”’;

Section 10(1) is amended by substitn-
ting the word “insured” for the
word “ unsured ”;

Section 28(2) is amended by substitu-
ting tue word ‘subject-matter for
the word ‘‘ sube3t-matter ”’;

The :narginal note to seetion 30 is
amended by inserting the word
“pc licies ” ofter (he word “time ’;

Seeticn 31(%) is an anded by subs-itu-
ting the word “‘esignates” for the
word “ d'signates’;

Seeticn 44(5) is an.ended by subsiitu-
ting the word ‘‘adventure” for the
word “adventrue ”’;



VIRGIN 6 General Revision (No. 8) No. 33 of 1961.
ISLANDS.

Cap. or
No. and Short title. Extent of Amendment.
Year.

a —

No. 18]1967—(Cont'd)
Section 79 is amended by substituting
the word “insurance” for the word
“ igurance ”’;

At section 89 the following marginal
note shall be inserted :—

“ Return of
failure of
consideration.”

20/1961 The Limitation Section 9 is amended by—

Ordinance, (a) substituting the number “19”
1961. for the number “18” in subsec-
tion (1);

(b) substituting the word “ Ordi-
nance” for the word “Act” in
subsection (3);

(c) inserting the word “the” be-
tween the words “ by” and “ trus-
teas” in subsection (4);

(d) deleting the words ‘statutory
owner ”’ in subsection (5);

Section 18(5) is amended by substitu-
ting the word “exceeded” for the
word “ yxceed”’;

Section 19(2) is amended by inserting
the word “a” between the words
“by ” and beneficiary ”;

Section 21 is amended by substituting
the words “Public Authorities Pro-
tection Act’? for the words “last
foregoing section ”’;

Saction 22(4) is amended by substitu-
ting the words ‘acorued to re-
cover” for the words ‘accrued re-
cover”:

Section 24(2) is amended by substitu-
ting the word “person” tor the
word “ persons ";



No. 33 of 1961. General Revision (No. 8) 7 VIRGIN

Cap. or
No. and Short title,
Year.

ISLANDS.

Extent of Amendment.



No. 20/1961—(Cont.d)



Section 26 is amended by adding the

following subsection as subsection
(7) —

(7). In this section the expres-
sions “ arbitration” and “award”
have the same meanings as in the
Arbitration Act, 1889; and the ex-
pression ‘‘arbitration agreement”
has the same meaning as the expres-
sion ‘“ submission” in the said
Act.”

Section 32 is amended by substituting

the word “The” for the word
“This” at the beginning of the
section ”.

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420—11.64.

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No. 37 of 1961. Prison (Amendment)
[L.S.]

I Assent,
G. J. Bryan,
Administrator. {-
18th November, 196}.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 37 of 1961.

An Ordinance to amend further the Prison
Ordinance, 1954.

[18th November, 1961. } Commence-

. ut,
ENACTED by the Legislature of the Colony of â„¢
the Virgin Islands.



1. This Ordinance may be cited asthe Prison ghort titie,
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1961, and shall be read as 12/1954.
one with the Prison Ordinance, 1954, as amended, 7/196.
hereinafter culled the Principal Ordinance. ~

2. ThePrincipal Ordinanceis hereby —,

amended by the insertion immediately after section 184 inthe

18 of the following section numbered 18A:— —_——Prinerpai
ne Homer 18A. (1) Any prisoner sentenced
reloased to imprisonment may be released under
unter com the provisions of a compulsory super-
‘supervision Vi8ion order.
order, ,

. (2) A compulsory — supervision
order shall be issued by the Adminis-
trator and shall be enforced for # period
not exceeding twelve months from the
date on which the prisoner is discharged
from prison, and it shall be lawful’ for
the Administrator to revoke such order
at his discretion.

(3) Acompul sory supervision
order may be made in regard toa period
which may extend beyond the date on
whick. the prisoner’s sentenc2 of impri-
sonment ends, provided that no such

\ order shall be enforced for a period
\ exceeciing twelve months from the date

of the prisoner’s release.
3 IB.1297

CAP E |
Ded't. .



VIRGIN.
IsLanps.

2 Prison (Amendment) No. 37 of 1961.

(4) Every compulsory supervision
order shall be in the form prescribed in
the Schedule to this Ordinance and shall
be issued subject to the prescribed condi-
tions, provided that the Administrator
may waive any condition in the case of
any particular prisoner.

(5) Ja prisoner released under the
provisions of a compulsory supervision
order is convicted of any offence or fails
to comply with any of the conditions of
such order, the order may be revoked
by the Administrator.

(6) When any compulsory super-
vision order is, revoked, the prisoner in
respect of whom such order was made,
shall, after undergoing any other punish-
ment to which he has-been sentenced,
undergo a further term of imprisonment
equal to the portion of his imprisonment
remaining unexpired at the date of his
release under the said order. For the
purpose of remission, any sentence im-
posed on the prisoner while under the
provisions of a compulsory supervision
order and the period of imprisonment
remaining unexpired at the time of his
release under the order shall be regarded
as one sentence. ,

(7) A_ prisoner veleused from

‘prison after having been recalled to

prison in consequence of the Adminis-
trator having revoked his compulsory
supervision order shall be released under
the provisions of a compulsory super-
vision order for a period not exceeding
twelve months from the date on which
the prisoner is so released. :

(8) Whenever a compulsory super-
vision order is revoked by the Adminis-
trator the Magistrate shall, on produe-
tion to him of a certificate of such
revocation signed by the Administrator,



No. 37 of 1961. Prison (Amendment) = 3

issue a warrant for the apprehension of
the person in respect of whom such
order was mude; and such person on
being apprehended shall be brought
before the Magistrate, who shall make
out his warrant for the recommitment
of such person to undergo the residue
of his sentence remaining unexpired at

the date of his release under the order.

(9) For the purpose of this section
the Administrator may, by notice pub-
lished in the Gazette, determine what
class or classes of prisoners shall he
subject to compulsory supervision.”

8. The following shall be inserted in the

Principal Ordinance as the Schedule thereto:—

VIRGIN
IsiANDS.

Insertion of

‘Schedule to

the Principal
Ordinance.
“ SCHEDULE”
COMPULSORY SUPERVISION ORDER
(s.18A (3) )

To

You will be released-from prison on

NOTICE TO PERSON RELEASED FROM PRISON

The Administrator gives you this notice and hopes,that it will pre-
vent you from breaking the law and that you will not be sent to prison

again.

From until

you will be under the supervision of

So long as you are under supervision you must follow these

instructions.
1. . Within of leaving you mast report
to
2. You shall not change your address or your employment without

the written permission of
or

3. You must do what

4, You must not break the law.

or

tells you.

If you do not follow the above instructions and do what



Virain- 4. Prison (Amendment) No. 87 of 1961.
IsLanpbs.

or
tells you, you may be

punished.
If you follow these instructions carefully you will be free.

' If you find yourself in trouble go to
or

and tell him about it. He will try to help you.

Keep this notice carefully. If you loose it or if it is destroyed,
or

ask
to get you a fresh copy,

The Administrator wishes you well in the future.

Date Signed
Administrator.

Declaration by Prison Officer

I certify that

has had this notice explained to him in my presence.
Signed

Date
Prison Officer.

Declaration by Prisoner

This notice has been explained to me and I have understood it.

Date
Signature or mark of

prisoner.
(space for (space for
photograph fingerprints
of prisoner) of prisoner.)
Repeal. 4. The Convicts Licences Act is hereby
Cap. 29.
repealed.
G. J. Bryay,
Py ssident.
Passed the Legislative Council the 8th day of November,
1961.
wALPH T. O’NE.L,

Clerk of the ¢ ouncil.

Printed at the Govern ent Pri-ting O ice, A tigua, Leeward sland:
by Ropert Lun psay, Guvernme it Prinser.—By Author’ y.
1964.
[Price 11 cents]

420—11.64



No. 13 of 1963. Oommisstons of Inguiry Act
(Amendment) Ordinance.

[L.8.]
I Assent.
M. S. STAVELEY
Administrator.
4th October, 1963.

VIRGIN ISLANDS
No. 13 of 19638.

An Ordinance to amend further the Commissions
of Inquiry Act.

[4th October, 1963.]

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

1.. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Commissions of Inquiry Act (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1963, and shull be read as one with the
Commissions of Inquiry Act (Cap: 116), hereinafter
called the Principal Act,

2. The following shall be substituted for
seotion 10 of the Principal Act:—

“Powers in 10. (1) Commissioners acting

relation to :

witnesses, eto. Under this Act shall have the powers
of a Judge of the Supreme Court
within the Colony in respect of the

following matters:—

(a) summoning witnesses and
parties concerned and examin-
ing such persons on oath;

Head 7
VL +

pes

VIRGIN
IsLANDS,

Commence-
ment,

Short title.

Cap. 116
8. R. & O.
1966/22.

Replacement
of section 10
of the Princi-
pal Act.



VIRGIN
ISLANDs.

Iusertion of
new section
10A in the
Principal Act.

Amendment
of section 12
of the Prinoi-
pal Act.

2 Commissions of Inquiry Act No. 13 of 1963.
(Amendment) Ordinanoe. .

(6) calling for the production of
books, plans and documents;
and

(c) receiving evidence by affida-
vit ordering that interroga-
tories be administered and
requiring the person con-
cerned to make a full and
true reply.

(2) All summonses for the
attendance of witnesses «and other
persons, or for the production of
documents, may be in the form
specified in. the Schedule to this Act,

.and shall be signed by one of the

commissioners, or by the secretary.”

3. After section 10 of the Principal Act the
following section shall be.inserted us section 10A:—

. 4
“ Protection of
commissioners.

10A. Every commissioner: acting
under this Act. shall have in the
exercise of his duty as ® commissioner
the same protection and imwunity as a
Judge of the Supreme Court.”

'

4. Section 12 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) substituting a colon for the fullstop at the
end of the section; and

(5) adding the following as the proviso to
the section: —

‘* Provided always, that no person giving

evidence before the commission shall
be compellable to incriminate himself,
and every such person shall, in
respect of uny evidence given by him
before the commission, be entitled
to all the privileges to which a



No. 13 of 1963. Commissions of Inquiry Act 3

5. g
added to the Principal Act immediately after
section 18 thereof—

“ Appearance

of counsel.

Examination
of witness by
Counsel, .etc.

6.

hereby repealed.

(Amendment) Ordinance.

witness giving evidence before the
Supreme Court is entitled in respect
of evidence given by him before
such Court.”

The following new sections shall be

19, Any person whose conduct
is the subject of inquiry under this
Ordinance, or who is in any way
implicated or concerned in the matter
under inquiry, shall be entitled to be
represented by counsel at the whole of
the inquiry. and any other person who
who may consider it desirable that he
should be so represented may, by leave
of the commissioner be represented in
the manner aforesaid.

20. A barrister or solicitor

appointed by the Crown Attorney to-

assist the commissioners, or a barrister
or solicitor authorised by the commis-
siouers to appear before them for the
purpose of representing any person, or
any other person authorised by the
commissioners to appear before them
may, so fur as the commissioners think
proper, examine or cross-examine any
witness on any matter which the
commissioners deem relevant to the
inquiry and a witness so examined or
cross-examined shall have the same
privileges and be subject to the sume
liabilities as if he were examined by 6
commissioner.’

The Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1933 is

7. The form in the Schedule to the Principal
Act is hereby amended by deleting therefrom the

words

ce

Therefore fail not at your peril.”

M.S. Sravecery,
Fresident.

VirGIN
ISLANDS.

Addition of
new sections.

Repeal.
2/1933.

Aiendment
of Schedule
to the Princi-
pal Act.



Vireix 4 Commissions of Inquiry Act No. 13 of 1963.
ISLANDS. (Amendment) Ordinance.

Passed the Legislative Council the 1st day of
October, 1963.

M. Frax,
Acting Clerk of the Council.



Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua. Leeward Islands,
by Rosert Linpsay, Government Printer.—By Authority. >
: 1964.
420—11,64. ~ [Price 11 cents.)


Gi

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A \weS







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nae Sy
LAW







The following telegrams, exchanged
between His Royal Highness The
Duke of Edinburgh and His Honour
The Administrator following his visit
to Antigua on the 18th November are
published for general information:—

Telegram from His Royal Highness
The Duke of Edinburgh :—

“Ror ten days I have enjoyed the
kindly hospitality, the glorious cli-
mate and the natural beauty of the
Caribbean islands. I am taking
home with me many happy memories
of the friendliness and gaiety of the
people of the islands and a deep
impression of the vitality and enthu-
siasm of the schools and voluntary
organisations. Many people have
been involved in the arrangements
for my visit and I would like them
all to know bow much I appreciate
their hard work. This has been a
wonderful experience for me and
these visits have made me much
better informed about the difficulties
as wellas the hopes and aspirations
of the people. I hope that the future
will bring much progress and growing
prosperity to all the islands.”

Telegram from His Honour The

- Administrator :

. ‘With humble duty I offer sincere

thanks to Your Royal Highness on
behalf of the Government and people
of Antigua and Barbuda for your
very kind message which has been
conveyed to all.

The Government and people of
‘this territory are most grateful to
Your Royal Highness for visiting
our island. Your presence with us
on Dockyard Day 1964 both at
Clarence House and Nelson’s Dock-
yard will always be remembered as a
special landmark in the exciting
story of this historical setting in
Antigua with its traditional links
with the Royal Family and the
Royal Navy.

Everyons in Antigua shares the
wish expressed in the Welcome
Address made by the Chief Ministar
that it may prove possible for Your
Royse] Highness to return with Her

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THURSDAY, 26rTa NOVEMBER, 1964.

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Majesty The Queen to visit us in the
near future. Please express to Her
Majesty the continuing loyalty and
affection of the people of thege two
islands.

Government House,
St. John’s,
Antigua,
20th November, 1964.



No. 81.

Appointments, transfers, etc., in
the publio service, with effect from
the dates stated, are published for
general information :—

Antigua.

. ABERCOMBE, R., Appointed Messen-

ger (Semi-skilled), Printing Office
Oct. 16 64
ALLEN, Miss R., Appointed Secondary
School Assistant (Non-Graduate),
Education Department
Jan. 1 64
ANTHONY, C., Appointed Probation-
ary/Uncortificated Teacher, Educa-
tion Department Sept. 24 64

Brown, Miss E., Appointed Proba-
tionary/Uncertificated Teacher,
Education Department

Jan. 1 64

CHARLES, C., Appointed Petty Officer

Class III, H. M. Prison
Sept. 17 64

CLEMENS, S8., Appointed Petty Officer
Class 11 (Foreman Privy System)
Central Board of Health

May 1 63

FRANCIS, Mrs. M. Appointed Tem-
porary Probationary/Uncertificated
Teacher, Education Department

Sept. 7 64

HILL, Mrs. A., Assistant Teacher,
appointed Acting Head Teacher II,
Education Department

Sept. 7 64

JOSEPH, M., Appointed Petty Officer

Class ITI, Mental Hospital
July 1 64

JOSEPH, M., Petty Officer Class III,
Mental Hospital, transferred as
Petty Officer Class III, Customs
Department Sept. 1 64

Kine, T., Appointed Probationary/Un-
certificated Teacher, Education
Department Sept. 15 64

MATTHEW, M., Appointed Technician
Grade III, Printing Office
Aug. 24 64

MANNING, Miss S., Clerk, Treasury
Department, transferred as Clerk,
Administration Department

Nov. 16 64

MASON, Miss J., Appointed Probation-
ary/Uncertificated Teacher, Educa-
tion Department Oct. 1 64

Parry, R. T., Director of Electricity,
Ice & Cold Storage Department,
appointed to act as Superintendent
of Telephones in conjunction with
his substantive duties, with effect
from Oct. 8 64

PAUL, Miss C., Appointed Clerk, Elec-
tricity les & Cold Storage -Depart-
ment Oct. 1 64

PAYNE, K., Clerk Administration
Department, transferred ag Clerk
Treasury Department

Nov. 16 64

PHILLIP, G., Appointed Petty Officer

Class III, Fiennes Institute
Oct. 21 64
SAMUEL, Miss L., Clerical Assistant,

Telephone Department, resigned
appointment Nov. 1 64
No. 82.

The following Ordinances and Sta-
tutory Rule and Order are circulated
with this Gazette and form part there-
of:—

ORDINANCES
Virgin Islands,

No. 27 of 1961, “The Vehicles
and Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1961.” dD pp. Price 13 cts.

No. 33 of 1961, “The General
Revision (No. 3) Ordinance, 1961.”
7 pp. Price 17 cis.
No. 37 of 1961, “The Prison
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1961.”
4 pp. Price 11 cts.
No. 13 of 1963, “ The Commissiona
of Inquiry Act (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1963.” 4 pp. Price 11 cis.
STATUTORY RULE & ORDER.
Antiqua.
No. 32 of 1964, * The Rates Decla-
ration Order, 1964.”
L pp. price 5 ets.



The Central Planning Unit is in-
vestigating the demand for mortgage
finance for building houses in Anti-
gua.

2. Whilst this survey cannot com-
mit Government in anyway to
provide the finance; it is considered
that it will be very useful in_attract-
ing finance to the island for this
purpose. :
246 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [November 26, 1964

3. Any person interested in bor-
rowing money for building a house
is asked to fill out and return a form
in duplicate which can be obtained
from the

The Secretary

Central Planning Unit

Ministry of Finance & Planning
Administration Building

St. John’s.

4. These forms will be kept
Strictly confidential and will be
solely for the purpose of ascertaining
what demand exists in Antigua for
this type of finance.

5. All completed forms should be
returned not later than 31st Decem-
ber, 1964. -

Central Planning Unit
Administration Building
St. John’s
Antigua.
23rd November, 1964.

F.P. 27/19.



ANTIGUA.

The Animals (Diseases and Impor-
tation) Ordinance, 1953
(No. 3 of 1953.)



THE Foot AND MoutTH DISEASE
(GUADELOUPE) NoTIcE, 1964.

In pursuance of the provisions of
of regulation 2. of the Foot and
Mouth Disease Regulations, 1954
(S. R. & O. 1954 No. 11) made by the
Administrator in Council under sec-
tions 12 and 14 of the Animals
(Diseases and Importation Ordinance,
1953, this Notice is hereby given this
25th day of November, 1964.

1. This Notice may be cited as
the Foot and Mouth Disease (Guade-
loupe) Notice, 1964.

2. The Presidency of Guadeloupe
in the French West Indies is hereby
notified to be a country in which
there is an outbreak of Foot and
Mouth disease and the said Presi-
dency is hereby declared to be a
prohibited country for the purposes
of the Foot and Mouth Disease Regu-
lations, 1654.

A. L. RAEBURN.
Inspector,
ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE 'S HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, [linois, U.S.A. have

applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 948192
dated the 12th day of June 196], and
issued on the 19th day of May 1964,
and have filed at the Registrar’s Office
at the Court House, St. John’s Antigua,
a completes 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
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 thia 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 Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October,
1964.
O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.

Reyistrar’s Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antiqua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
Kinepom PaThNTs Act, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, U.S.A. have applied for
registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent No. 930760 dated the
20th day of September 1960, and
issued on the 30th day of October
1963, and have filed at the Registrar’s
Office at the Court Honse 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 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 issne of a Certificate of
regisiration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October,
1964.
O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.

Hegistrar’s Office,
Court House,
St. John's. Antiqua.

Tender for Groceries.

Tenders are invited for the supply
of the undermentioned items to be
delivered to Government Institutions
in Antigua for the half-year ending
30th Jnne, 1965.

2. All tenders must be addressed to
the Administrative Secretary, Minis-
try of Social Services, in sealed enve-
lopes marked “ Tenders for the supply
of Groceries, ete”. and delivered at
the Administration Building not later
than 30th November, 1964.

3. Tenders should state quality
and brand of commodities.

4, Government does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any tender.

Groceries

Rice (various grades)

Flour (various grades)

Meal

Butter (5 lb and 1 1b tins)

Cheese (51b and 12 oz. tins or
boxes)

Fish-salted

Milk-tinned

Sugar

Edible Oil (local and imported)

Fruits-tinned (small, medium and
large cases)

Meat-salted, pickled,
smoked and cured.

Lard (Buckets of 25 1b; 5 Ib ting)

Margarine (5lb. and 1 lb. tine)

Vegetables (Imported)

Onions

Potatoes

tinned,

Laundry Requirements

Arrowroot or starch
Soap
Blue
Soda
Others

Bread
Poultry
Meat-fresh
Milk-fresh
Kerosene Oil
Cooking Gas

Administration Building,
St. John's,
Antigua,
11th November, 1964.

Ref. No. 41/36.



Tenders for the Supply
of Meat

Tenders are invited for the supply
of fresh heef to the Government
Institutions in Antigua for the period
1st January—30th June, 1965,



The approximate quantities that
will be required are as follows:—-

Hospital
Saturdays 180
Tuesdays 180
Thursday 180 540
November 26, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 247

Fiennes Institute

Tuesdays 50
Thrusdays 50
Saturdays 60 160

Leper Home

Saturdays 27
Tuesdays 14 41

Mental Hospital

Saturdays 120
Thursdays 120
Tuesdays 44 284

Boys’ Training School

Thursdays 10

Saturdays 10 20
Prison

Thursdays 32

Saturdays 32 64



All tenders must be addressed to
the Administrative Secretary, Min-
istry of Social Services, Antigua in
sealed envelopes marked ‘Tenders
for the supply of Fresh Beef” and
delivered at the Administration Build-
ing not later than 30th November,
1964.

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

Ref. No. 8.8, 41/36

PROVOST MARSHAL’S OFFICE
ANTIGUA.
9th November, 1964.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that there will be sold in the City of
Saint John on Thursday the 10th
December, 1964 at 12 o’clock noon,
the lands and tenements belonging to
the persons whose names are set out
hereunder, the said premises having
been levied upon to satisfy the City
Rate due thereon for the year 1964.

Hamilton Road.
Alphonso Hamilton (5)
Bennett Street.

David Anthony
Alphonso Hamilton (8)
Eugenie Roberts
Thomas Anthony

Est. of Charles Este (3)
Phyllis De Silva
Dennis Alfred Henry
John Parker

Donald Cole
Gwendolyn Simon
Oscar Gilead

Kenneth Henry

Harry Murphy
Charles Lee

Wykham Richards
Clifford Scotland

Athill Street.

Isaline & Campbell Irish
Sarah Mason

Aubrey & Billy Dyer
George Benjamin

Mary Mc Master

Gerald Simon Prince

Christopher Street.

Eunice Hunte
Esther Christian
Sarah Anthony
Lydia Small

Pigott Street.

Est. of Charles Este
Florence Galloway
Edith Thomas

Est. of Charles Este (2)

Bell Street.

Thelma Winter
Raymond Isaac

Eliza Jeffery
Gwendolyn Simon (2)

Hand Street.

Gwendolyn Simon (2)
Est. of Charles Este

Bryson Street.

Matthew White
Pearl Hutchinson
Geo. H. Webson
Roland Henry
Wilhelmina Thomas

Alfred Peter’s Street.

Christiana John
Louisa Mannix
Gwendolyn Hunte
Gwendolyn Simon (3)
Alphonso Hamilton
Christopher Francis (2)
John Laviscount
Vincent Simon

Pear] Hutchinson
Rosetta Philip
Montaque Richards
John Henry

Dickensonyay Bay St.

Irene Blackette
Solomon Roberts
Donald Cole

Kenneth Murdoch
Walter Christian
Alfred O. Wallace
Ernest Lloyd White
Arthur James
Johnathan Stevens
Mary Hawkins & Jos. Henry
Matilda Joseph

Est. of Hogan Cann
Neville Bridges
Ickford Winter (3)
Benjamin A. Davis (2)

St. Georges Street.

Ickford Winter
Mary Wells

Doris Allen

Mary Chapman
Victoria James
Mavis Annie Winter
Edward Terry

St. John’s St.

Igal Winter

Laura A. T. Jeffery
Clarence Johnson
Samuel Destin (2)
Cecilia Christian
Ivy Dench

Gerald Simon Prince
Hileen Mc Allister
Beatrice Buntin
Samuel Henry

S. T. Christian
Mildrea Swift
Everette Walling
Florence Bethel

E. Pestaina
Edmund Chambers
Charles Isaac
Caroline Isaac
Rachael James
Alice Adams
Michael James
Nathaniel James
Sydney Thomas
Francis Samuel
Iris Alexander

Est. of D. Benjamin
Percival Pryce (2)
Iola Manderson

Bishopgate St.

Geo. H. Joseph
Clarence Christian
Hrs. of Cephas

D. Vann

James Mapp
Angelina Pinder
James B. Hart
Dorsette Coull
Josephine Edwards
Caroline Isaac
Thomas Williams
Hrs. of Albert Barnard
Hrs. of Daniel

T. Christopher
Ellen Gurnes
Primrose Lindsay
Sophia Francis
Sydney Benjamin
Est. of Mary Greene

North St.

Dorcas Osborne
Ferdinand Martin
Alfred Hunte
Ann Deponte
Ernest Gilead
Ethel Davis
Mary Simpson
Hrs. of Bonier
John Sebastian
M. S. Osborne

Newgate Street.

Samuel A. Joseph
Rev. J. Christopher
Josiah Title
248 3 =9‘Till’ ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE [November 26, 1964

Wapping Street.

Nicholas Fuller (4)
Samuel Destin

The Point.

Logan Charles
William Lewis (2)
Robert Tonge
Matthew Blake
Isalin Perry

Wilkenson Street.

Norris Destin (2)
Naville Rridges

J. A. N. Brown
Samuel Laviscount
Caroline Isaac

Thames Street.

S. R. Mendes
E. B. Morgan

Popeshead Street.

Alexander Grant
Adolphus Reynolds
Henrietta Tobias

Market Street.

Thomas Pelle

Anthony Michael
Gwendoly Simon

Mary John

Alice & Winter Messien
Stanley Walter

Richard Lake

Hood Street.

Theo Mannie

Francis Smith
Brunella Benjamin (2)
Dennis Edwards
Joseph Fernandez
Mitchel Michael

Factory Road.

Frank Henzel
J. V. Hodge

Fort Road.

Raymond Chaia
Arthur Roberts
Gwendolyn Simon
Carlos Destin
Primrose Lindsay
Gwendolyn George
Pearl] Hutchinson
Kenrick Merrick
Edna Mussington
Ernest Joseph
Donald Peters
Violet Roger
Bento A. & Locker
Arthur Roberts
Samuel Destin

C. A. Williams
Geo. Matthew
Donald Christian
Mabel Mason
James Thomas

Geo. V. O’Flaharty
Harrison Jacobs
Emil Richards

W. Southwell

Michael’s Mount
Maurice Michael
Grays Farm
Clarance Christian

Rodney Street

Ebenezer Tonge
Sarah Luke
Rachael James
Ethel Richardson
E. B. Morgan
Francis Hall
Agatha John
John Crump

Long Street

Jack Hill

Esso Standard Oil
George Mc Andrew
Alvro Bento
Emanuel Gomes

High Street

Emanuel Farara
Lillian De Freitas
Joseph Fernandez
John Athill

St. Mary’s St.

David Daniel
Annie Auchinleck

Redcliffe St.
R. A. L. Brown
J. A. N. Brown
Nevis St

Rill Abbott

Walter Murrain :
Keithley Heath
Cecil Davis

Stanley Walters
Hubert Anthonyson
Marie Lake

Bertha Buckley

Tanner St.

Harry Murphy
J. Alex. Christian

South Street

Newton Daniel
Joseph Henry
Robert James
Robert Gallaway
Christopher Reid
Tryphena Joseph

Corn Alley
Althea Lahorn

Temple St.
Constance Hill

Church Lane
James Pigott
Waneford Goodwin

Bertha Henry & Ella Higgins
Anna Osborne

Parham Road

Noel Slack (3)
Edgar Tonge
Lissue Watkins
Keithley Hill
Victory Sports club

All Saints Road

Constance Thompson
Mitchel Michael

No. 2 New St.
Elvina Edmund (3)
Mitchel Michael Ave.
Western ‘Side

Mitchel Michael (1)
Camacho's Ave.
Agatha Jarvis
Henzel Street

John Isaac
Phoebe Brown

Mendes St.
Donald Christian
James Street
Doris Alexander
No. 1 New St.

Beatrice Codrington

Cross St.

Elvin Edward
Charles Ephraim
Ida Thibou

Cecil Davis
Gladys Walling
Christopher Reid
Mary Henry
0.S. A. Duke
Hrs. of Keene
Earle Farara

O. W. JACK,
Registrar and Provost Marshall.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, 9th November, 1964.

B. & J. B. MACHADO COMPANY
LIMITED of Park Lodge, Victoria
Avenue, Kingston Jamaica have ap-
plied for Registration of one Trade
Mark eonsisting of the following:—

CH
LF OS

in Class 45, thai is te say, tobacco
whether manufactured or unmannufae-
tured.
November 26, 1964] THEANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 249

The Applicants claim that they have
used the said Trade Mark in respect
of the said goods for 10 years before
the date of their said Application.

Any per on 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.

0. W. Jack,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
ANTIGUA, lst November, 1964.

CARRERAS LIMITED of Christo-
pher Martin Road, Basildon Essex,
England have applied for Registra-
tion of one Trade Mark consisting of
the following —

STRATHMUIR

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 intigua, Montserrat & Virgin
Islands Gazette, give notice in du,
plicate at the Trade Marks Offioe-
Antigua, of opposition to registration
of the said Trade Mark.

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KiInegpom PaTrnts Ao, 1925.

NOTICE 1S 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 Patent No. 913731
dated the 8th day of August 1961,
‘and issued on the 17th day of April,
1963, 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 particu-
Jars 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 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 30th day of October,
1964.
0. W. JACK,
Registra of Patents.

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



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KiInepom PATENTS AcTS, 1925.



NOTICE IS 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. 939200
dated the 8th day of November, 1961,
and issued on the 29th day of January,
1964, 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 particu-
lars of this patent which will be open

‘to public inspection at the said office

at any time between the hours of
900 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 opponsi-
tion to the issne of a Certificate of
Registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Datel the 30th day of October
1964.
O. W. Jack.
Registrar of Patents.

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



ANTIGODA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
Kinapom PATENTS AcT, 1925.

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road, Des
Plaines. Tlincts. U.S. A. have applied
for registration in Antigua of United
Kingdom Patent No. 934382 dated the
24th day of March, 1961,and_ issned
on the 10th day of December, 1963,
and have fil-d atthe Registrar’s Office
atthe Court Touse, St. John’s, Antigua,
Ream lata anne nf the oneafieations
and the Certificate of the Comprroller
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 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
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906, for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October, 1964,

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.

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

ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
Kinepom PatTrexts Act, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U. 8. A. have ap-
plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 933489
dated the 15th day of March, 1961,
and issued on the 27th day of Novem-
ber, 1963, 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
particulars 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
wiil be from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon,

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

Dated the 30th day of October, 1964,

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patents.
Registrur’s Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.



NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OI, PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 80 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Hlinois, U. 8. A. have ap-
250 THI ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [November 26, 1964

plied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 931824
dated the 19th day of March, 1962,
and issued on the 6th day of Novem-
ber, 1963, and have filed at the Regis-
trar’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 particulars
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
prescribed in Section 10 of the Patents
Act, 1906 for opposition to the grant
of Letters Patent.

Dated the 30th day of October, 1964.

O. W. JACK,
Registrar of Patent,

Registrar’s Offiee,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.

Tenders are invited for the supply
of the wundermentioned items to
Government departments in Antigua,
in respect of the period Ist January,
1965, to 3lst December, 1965:—

Petrol
Lubricating Oil.

All tenders must be addressed to
the Administrative Secretary, Public
Works & Communications in sealed
envelopes marked “ Tenders for the
Supply of Petrol and Lubricating
Oil” and delivered to the Adminis-
tration Building not later than
4.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 16th
December, 1964.

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

Administration Building,
St. John’s,
Antigua.
28th October, 1964.

Ref. No. 54/14.



Windward Islands and
Leeward Islands Court
of Appeal.

PURSUANT to Section 14 (2) of
the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands Court of Appeal Rules, 1940
notice is hereby given that His Lord-
ship the Chief Justice has arranged
fora sitting of the Court of Appeal for
the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands in the Colony of Antigua to
commence on ‘Tuesday, Ist day of
December, 1964 at 9.30 a.m. for the
purpose of hearing appeals from the
decisions of Magistrates.

All persons concerned are notified
to govern themselves accordingly.

Dated this 23rd day of October,
1964.

O. W. JACK,

Registrar.

NOTICE TO IMPORTERS

Goods which have not been remov-
ed from the Queen’s Warehouse
within three months will be sold by
Public Auction at the Point Ware-
house on Thursday 26th November,
1964, at 2.30 p.m.

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

Copies of the list of goods for gale
can be seen at the Queen’s Warehouse,
the Bonded Warehouse at the Point
and the Onstoms Building.

EARL O. PESTAINA,
Collector of Cusotms.
26/10/64.



TENDER.

Tenders are invited for the supply
to Government of its requirements of
cement of approximately 6,000 bags
per month for the period Ist January
to 30th June, 1965.

Notice to Importers.

All cement should be delivered in
bags and the successful tenderer will
be required to keep the above quanti-
ties in stock in his storeroom and to
muke deliveries therefrom in un-
broken bags and in good condition as
and when required by Government.

All tenders must be accompanied
by a certificate signed by qualified
engineers or chemists to the effect
that the cement meet in all respect the
requirements of B.S.S. 12. This
certificate must not be more than 2
months old on the day on which
tenders are received, and Government
reserves the right to demand such
certificates periodically and to reject
any shipment not meeting the re-
quired specifications.

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

Tenders should be addressed ina
sealed envelope to the Administrative
Secretary, Public Works and Com-
munications, Administration Building
and should reach that office not later
than 4.00 p.m. on Thursday 10th
December, 1964.

Administrative Secretary,
Ministry of Public Works
and Communications.
Administration Building,
St. John’s.
Antigua.
30th October, 1964.

RAINFALL FIGURES

Agricultural Department,





Antigua.
Month. 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964
January 3.84 2.16 6.77 462 2.99
February 5.09 2.31 0.92 1.12 0.79
March 3.18 1.84 081 0562 1.21
April 1.48 0.74 3.56 1.26 5.04
May 1.49 2.31 4.42 6.95 3.32
June 1.79 2.90 56.10 2.87 1.40
July 5.01 4.29 2.68 10.29 3.69
August 2.88 5.02 9.46 1.85 3.62
Sept. 3.72 2.43 7.40 4.61 4.29
October 8.70 8.50 2.79 7.27 2.45
Nov. 21st 4.24 3.79 3.42 2.54 0,37





38.42 31.29 47.33 43.90 29.17





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

made,
The following deposits if not claimed by 30th November, 1964, shall be transferred to Revenne:—
Date. Importer. Article. Amount.
1964
Aug. 18 Jos. Dew 1 crate signs 178.00
27 Mitchell A. Michael 2 ctns lighting sets 69.00
31 Nechollas Fuller 79 ctns furniture 1080.00
$1327.00

12th November, 1964.

EK. O. A. PESTIANA,
Collector of Customs.
November 26, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE, 251

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
MONTSERRAT 4TH NOVEMBER, 1964.

N. V. PHILIPS’ PHONOGRAPHISCHE INDUSTRIE, of Gerrit van der Veenlaan 4, BAARN, The
Netherlands have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 8, that is to say, “Gramophone records and other phonogrim cirriers; apparatus for recording, reproducing
and amplifying sound.”

The Applicants claim that they have used the said Trade Mark in respect of ‘Gramophone records” for six
years before the date of their said Application.

Any person may within three months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertisement in the
Antigua, Montserrat & Virgin Islands Gazette, give notice in duplicate at the Trade Marks Office, Montserrat, of
opposition of the said Trade Mark. «

BEN. W. PRESCOD,
Registrar of Trade Marks.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
Moyxtserrat 47TH NovemBer, 1964.

CULEMBORG EXPLOITATIE WAATSHAPPIS N.Y. of Frederiksplein 52, Amsterdam-C,
Holland, have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 43, that is to say, all liquor goods, including beer, ale and porter.

The Applicants claim that they have not used the said goods in Montserrat before the date of
their said A pplication.

Any person may within three months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertise-
ment in the Antigua, Montserrat S° Viryin Islinds Guze’te, give notice in duplicate at the Trade
Marks Office, Montserrat, of opposition of the said Trade Mark.

Bren. W. Prescon,
Registrar of Trade Marks.
252 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. | November 26, 1964

Notice of Appointment of Trustee.

The Bankruptcy Act, Cap. 1.

Debtor’s Name JEFFERY, WILLIAM
Address Briggins Road, Antigua
Description Restaurant Keeper
Court Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leeward
Islands in the Antigua Circuit
Number of Matter Miscellaneous No. 3A of 1963
Trustee’s name DAVIS, ARTHUR STUART
Address St. Johnston’s Village Antigua
Description Real Estate Agent
Date of Appointment 4th November, 1964
O. W. JACK,
Registrar,

Supreme Court.





TRADE MARKS OFFICE,

ANTIGUA, 17th October, 1964.

OULEMBORG EXPLOITATIE MAATSCHAPPIJ N.Y. of Frederiksplein 52, Amsterdam—Q(C, Holland.
have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 43, that is to say, all liquor goods, including beer, ale and porter.

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 and Virgin Islands 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,

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua Leeward Islands.
By Robert Linvsay, Government Prinster.—By Authority.
1964

[Price 76 cents.]
No. 27 of 1961. Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend-
ment (Ordinance)

[L.S.]
I ASSENT,
G. J. Bryan,
Administrator.
31st July, 1961.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 27 of 1961.

An Ordinance to amend further the Vehicles and
Road Traffic Ordinance, 1954.

[3ist July, 1961.]

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Vehi-
cles und Road Trafic (Amendment No. 3) Ordinance
1961, and shall be read as one with the Vehicles
and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1954, as amended,
hereinafter called the Principal Ordinance.

2. Section 2 of the Principal Ordinance is
hereby amended by the insertion of the following
definition after the definition of the expression
“motor cycle ’’:—

©“ motor omnibus’ means a motor vehicle used

for passengers transport and licensed for
carrying at least twelve passengers for hire
or reward; ’

8. Forsection 16F of the Principal Ordinance

the following is hereby substituted :—

aoe 16F. The Commission may endorse

of passengers ON any licence in respect of any motor

and max- vehicle or animal drawn vehicle the

imum load :

to bevarried, NUMber of passengers or weight or load
to be oarried, and, if the number of
passengers or weight or lord carried on
such vehicle is in excess of such maxi-
mum, the driver or other person in
charge of the vehicle shall be guilty of
an offence’.

VIRGIN
ISLANDS

Commence-
ment.

Short title.
9/197 4

LG 955,
1G/1961,
20/1961,

Amendment,
of Section 2
of the
Principal
Ordinance.

Replacement
of section
16F of the
Pri--cipal
Ordinance.
VIRGIN
IsLanps

Insertion of
newsections
in the
Principal
Ordinance.

2 Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend- No. 27 of 1961

4.

ment (Ordinance)

After section 42 of the Principal Ordinance

the following sections shall be inserted :—

“Grant of
voucession to
operate
omnibus
service

42A. (1) Itshall be lawful for the
Administrator in Council to grant to
any person or to two or more persons
jointly, a limited concession or an exclu-
sive concession to operate a public
passenger transport service by motor
omnibuses in any area or on any road
or route, or for any journey, upon such
conditions as shal] be specified in the
grant and subject to the provisions of
this Ordinance and reguiationus made
hereunder.

(2) Before granting any such conces-
sion, the Administrator in Council
shall—

(a) cause a notice to be published by
posting copies of the same on the
doors of any church, chapel, school
house, or “other building, or on
any public notice-board in the area,
which in the opinion of the Admin-
istrator in Council will give publi-
city to such notice, for a period of
three weeks, setting out the
concession which it is proposed to
grant and inviting any person who
objects to give notice in writing of
his objection and of the grounds on
which he relies in support thereof
to the Clerk of the Executive Coun-
cil on or before such day as muy
be specified in such notice;

(b) consider any objection which may
have been received pursuant to
such notice or any 1ecommenda-
tions which may be submitted by
the Commission.
No, 27 of 1961. Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend- 3 Vireix
ment (Amendment) ISLA? DB

(3) Any conditions stipulated in a

concession may, with the consent of the

person granted the concession, be
amended.

Powers and 42B. Where any concession has
Guties of, been granted under section 42A of this

in respectof. Ordinance, the Commission shall have
concessions, the power—

(a) to require the medical examina-
tion at any time or at such periods
as may be specified of any driver
of u motor omnibus operated under
the concession and to require that
any such driver who is medically
unfit for that class of employment
shall cease to be so employed;

(b) to specify the mensures to be
taker by the person granted the
concession for the safety, comfort
and convenience of all passengers
travelling on vehicles operated
under the concession;

(c) to do such other acts, and to
regulate the operations of persons
granted concession in such manner,
us may be specified in the grant of
the concession or as approved in
this Ordinance.

Withdrawal, 42C, (1) If at any time ofter the
termination —_ expiration of six months from the date
penston . . :
efconcession, upon which any concession granted
under section 42A of this Ordinance is
to take effect the person granted the
concession has failed to take all reason-
able steps to render the concession
effective the Administratorin Council
may require such person to take such
steps as may be necessary to render the
concession effective by a date specified
by the Administrator in Council, and if
such person being so required fails to
VIRGIN 4 Vehiclesand Road Traffic Amend- No. 27 of 1961
ISLANDS ment (Ordinance) ,

render the concession effective by the
date specified, the Administrator in
Council, may in his absolute discretion
withdraw the concession.

(2) The Commission, if satisfied that
the public passenger transport service in
‘respect of a concession granted under
section 42A of this Ordinance is unsatis-
factory and the unsatisfactory nature
of such service is not owing to
circumstances beyond the control of the
person granted the concession and that
such person has after adequate notice
failed to rectify the unsatisfactory
nature of such service, may recommend
' to the Administrator in Council that the
concession be withdrawn and the Ad-
ministrator in Council, if satisfied may
serve a notice in writing on such person
specifying generally the unsatisfactory
nature of such service; and after the
expiration of thirty: days from the date
of such notice the Administrator in
Council may, if satisfied that such ser-
vice is still unsatisfactory and that the
unsatisfactory nature of such service is
not owing to circumstances beyond the
control of such person withdraw the
concession by giving him notice in
writing to that effect.

(3) For the breach of any condition
‘In any concession granted the Adminis-
trator in Council may—

(a) suspend the operation of the
concession for such period as he
shall deen fit upon giving notice
in writing to that effect to the
person granted the concession; or

(6) withdraw the concession upon
giving to the person granted such
concession at least six months’
notice in writing to that effect.
No. 27 of 1961 Vehicles and Road Traffic Amend. 5 Vixars
Ment (Ordinance) Islanvs

(4) A person granted a concession
may terminate such concession by giving
to the Administrator six months’ notice
in writing to that effect.

G. J. Bryay,
President,
Passed the Legislative Council the 27th day of July, 1961.

Rateu T. O’Nzat,
Clerk of the Council.



Printed at bhe Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands,
by Ropert LixpsAy, Government Printer—By Anthority.
1964. :
420—11.64. (Price 11 cts.]}
No. 33 of 1961 General Revision (No. 3)

[L.S8.]
I Assent,
— G.J. Bryan,
Administrator.
28th October, 1961.

VIRGIN ISLANDS
No. 33 of 1961.

An Ordinance to repeal and amend certain laws
for the purpose of the revision of the laws of

the Colony.
[28th October, 1961 |

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Gen-
eral Revision (No. 3) Ordinance, 1961.

2. The Hours for Marriages Act is hereby
repealed.

8. The laws mentioned in the secon] column
of the Schedule to this Ordinance are hereby
amended to the extent specified in the third column
thereof. ,

4. The amendments made under section 3 of
this Ordinance shall be incorporated in the revised
edition of the laws of the Colony heing prepared
under the authority of the Revised Edition of the
Laws Ordinance, 1959; and the Commissioner ap-
pointed under the said Ordinance is hereby author-
ised to effect the said amendments to the said laws.

G. J. Bryray,
President,

VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Commence-
ment.

Short Title.

Repeal Cap.
106.

Amendments.

Authority to
incorporate
amendments
in the revised
edition of
the laws.
24/1959,
33 of 1961





between the

“you” in the form of

VIRGIN 2 General Revision (No. 8) No.
ISLANDS.
Passed the Legislative Councll this 19th day
of October, 1961.
Ratrn T. O’NEatL,
Clerk of the Council.
Cap. or
No. and Short title. Hatent of Amendment.
Year.

Cap. 1 The Bankruptcy Section 97(2) is amended by substitu-

Act. ting the words ‘Court of Appeal”
for the words ‘‘ West Indian Court
of Appeal”.

Cap. 12 The Maintenance Ths Act is amended by substitutihg
(Facilities for the words ‘Northern Ireland” for
for Enforce- the word ‘Ireland’ wherever ap-
ment) Act. pearing therein.

Cap. 20 The Registration Sections 11, 12 and 14 are amended by
and Records substituting the words ‘ Northern
Act. freland ” for the word “Ireland”.

Cap. 26 The Wills Aet. Section 7 shall be deleted.

Cap. 31 Theo Criminal Pro- Section 2(3) shall be deleted;
cedure Act. :

The Schedule is amended by inserting
the word ‘ when”
comma after the word ‘“ Prison ” and
the word
Warrant for Commitital.

Cap. 41 The Offences Section 70 shall be deleted;
against the
Person Act. Section 72 is amended by substituting

the words “ Northern Ireland” for
the word ‘“ Ireland ”’.

Cap. 43 The Post Office Section 12 shall be deleted.

Offences Act.
Cap. 61 The Magistrate's Section 149 is amended by inserting

Jode of Pro-
cedure Act.

the words ‘of Appeal” between the
words ,‘ Court” and “as”;

Section 154 is amended by substituting
the words “the Summary Jurisdic-
tion Act or rules of Court for the
time being in force relating to the
VIRGIN No. 33 of 1961: Generae Revision (No. 3) 3
ISLANDS.



Cap. or
No, and Short title. Extent of Amendment.
Year ,

Oap. 61—(Cont’d)

recovery of claims under tbe said
Act, and all the provisions of ‘the
said Act or the said rules” for the
word “ any Acts or rules of Court
for the time being in force relating
to the recovery of claims under eight
hundred and forty. dollars before a
‘judge of the Supreme Court and al
the provisions of such Acts or
rules’;

Section 178 is amended by inserting
the words ‘“ of the Court of Appeal”
between the words “ Registrar”? and
“shall”;

Section 194 is amenped by substituting
the words “ Registrar of the Court of
Appeal” for the word “ Registrar”
wherever appearing therein.

Cap. 145 The Notaries Pub- Section 2(1) is amended by substitu-
lie Act. ting the words “ Northern Ireland ”
for the word “ Ireland ”.

Cap. 147 The Patents Act. ' For section 26 the following shall be
substituted :—

“Fees. 26. Such fees as may be
prescribed shall be levied and paid
to tho credit of the general rev-
enue of the Colony.”

20/1932 The Foreign Mer- Section 2 is amended by substituting
chant Shipping the word ‘‘Commonwealth” for the
(Agreement) word ‘“ Empire” in the definition of
Act, 1932. the expression “ Foreign Ship.”

12/1947 The Pensions Act, Section 10 is amended by substituting
1947, the words ‘* under the word Govern-
ment of the Colony” for the words

“in the Colony ”’;
VIRGIN 4 General Revision (No. 3) No. 33 of 1961.
ISLANDS,



Cap. or , .
No. and Short title. Extent of Amendment.
Year.

No. 12/1947—(Cent’d)

Section 19(1)(4) is amended by substi-
tuting—

(a) the words ‘set out in the Second
Schedule to this Act and the Regu-
lations made thereunder” for the
words * and Regulations referred
to in section 20 of this Act’;

(b) the word ” Administrator” for
the words ‘ Colonial Secretary ”’;

The Second Schedule is ameuded by
deleting— ,

(a) the words “ENACTMENTS
REPEALED”; ©

(6) the whole of the third column

thereof including the caption
“ Extent of Repeal ”.

13/1949 =The Telecommu- Section 13 is amended by substituting

nications Act, the word “Commonwealth ” for the
1949. word ‘“ Empire”.

16/1953 The Sentence of Section 3(4) is amended by substituting
Death (Expect- the words “ Federal Supreme Court ”
ant Mothers) for the words “Court of Appeal of
Act, 1953. the Windward Islands and Leeward

Islands ”’.

19/1954 The Public Holi- The Schedule is amended by substitu-
days Act, 1954. ting the word “ Commonwealth ” for
the word ‘‘ Emvire”’.

12/1955 The Interpre ‘a- Section 2 is ameuced by ‘nserting the
tion and € sn- foll wing subsection as subsection
eral Claus 3 (6) ero f-—

Act. 1955,

“(€ Wh. sver in an: Act the ex-
p cssio : ‘ Brivis, En pire’ securs
tl ere shall be substit ited «herefor
the expression ‘* British Common-
wealth.”


VIRGIN No. 33 of 1961. General Revision (No. 2) 5

ISLANDS.

Cap. or

No. and Short tittle. Extent of Amendment.

Year. .

5/1907 The Fumigation Section 2 is amended by substituting
of Plants Ordi- the following definition for the defi-
nance, 1907. nition of the expression *‘ Agricul-

tural Authority ” :—
** Agricultural Authority ” means the

Superintendent of Agriculture and

incjudes any person acting in his

aid or under his direction.

10/1947 The Pensions The First Schedule is’: amended by
(Increase) Act, substituting the following for para-
1947. graph 5:—

“5. A pension payable to a per-
son to whom paragraph (0) of section
82 of the Eduoation Ordinance, 1955,
applies.”

20/1953 The Pensions The First Schedule is amended by
(Increase) Act, substituting the following for para-
1947. graph 7 :—

‘*7, A pension payable to a per-
son to whom paragraph (}) of sec-
tion 32 of the Education Ordinance,
1955, applies.”

24/1959 The Revised Edi- The following item shall be added to
tion of the Laws the First Schedule:—

Ordinance, 1959 “© 23/1961 ‘The Marriages Valida-
tion Ordinance, 1961.”
18/1961 The Marine In- Section 7(2) is amended by substitu-

surance Ordi-
nance 1961.

ting the word “ Maritime” for the
word “ Maritine ”’;

Section 10(1) is amended by substitn-
ting the word “insured” for the
word “ unsured ”;

Section 28(2) is amended by substitu-
ting tue word ‘subject-matter for
the word ‘‘ sube3t-matter ”’;

The :narginal note to seetion 30 is
amended by inserting the word
“pc licies ” ofter (he word “time ’;

Seeticn 31(%) is an anded by subs-itu-
ting the word “‘esignates” for the
word “ d'signates’;

Seeticn 44(5) is an.ended by subsiitu-
ting the word ‘‘adventure” for the
word “adventrue ”’;
VIRGIN 6 General Revision (No. 8) No. 33 of 1961.
ISLANDS.

Cap. or
No. and Short title. Extent of Amendment.
Year.

a —

No. 18]1967—(Cont'd)
Section 79 is amended by substituting
the word “insurance” for the word
“ igurance ”’;

At section 89 the following marginal
note shall be inserted :—

“ Return of
failure of
consideration.”

20/1961 The Limitation Section 9 is amended by—

Ordinance, (a) substituting the number “19”
1961. for the number “18” in subsec-
tion (1);

(b) substituting the word “ Ordi-
nance” for the word “Act” in
subsection (3);

(c) inserting the word “the” be-
tween the words “ by” and “ trus-
teas” in subsection (4);

(d) deleting the words ‘statutory
owner ”’ in subsection (5);

Section 18(5) is amended by substitu-
ting the word “exceeded” for the
word “ yxceed”’;

Section 19(2) is amended by inserting
the word “a” between the words
“by ” and beneficiary ”;

Section 21 is amended by substituting
the words “Public Authorities Pro-
tection Act’? for the words “last
foregoing section ”’;

Saction 22(4) is amended by substitu-
ting the words ‘acorued to re-
cover” for the words ‘accrued re-
cover”:

Section 24(2) is amended by substitu-
ting the word “person” tor the
word “ persons ";
No. 33 of 1961. General Revision (No. 8) 7 VIRGIN

Cap. or
No. and Short title,
Year.

ISLANDS.

Extent of Amendment.



No. 20/1961—(Cont.d)



Section 26 is amended by adding the

following subsection as subsection
(7) —

(7). In this section the expres-
sions “ arbitration” and “award”
have the same meanings as in the
Arbitration Act, 1889; and the ex-
pression ‘‘arbitration agreement”
has the same meaning as the expres-
sion ‘“ submission” in the said
Act.”

Section 32 is amended by substituting

the word “The” for the word
“This” at the beginning of the
section ”.

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No. 37 of 1961. Prison (Amendment)
[L.S.]

I Assent,
G. J. Bryan,
Administrator. {-
18th November, 196}.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 37 of 1961.

An Ordinance to amend further the Prison
Ordinance, 1954.

[18th November, 1961. } Commence-

. ut,
ENACTED by the Legislature of the Colony of â„¢
the Virgin Islands.



1. This Ordinance may be cited asthe Prison ghort titie,
(Amendment) Ordinance, 1961, and shall be read as 12/1954.
one with the Prison Ordinance, 1954, as amended, 7/196.
hereinafter culled the Principal Ordinance. ~

2. ThePrincipal Ordinanceis hereby —,

amended by the insertion immediately after section 184 inthe

18 of the following section numbered 18A:— —_——Prinerpai
ne Homer 18A. (1) Any prisoner sentenced
reloased to imprisonment may be released under
unter com the provisions of a compulsory super-
‘supervision Vi8ion order.
order, ,

. (2) A compulsory — supervision
order shall be issued by the Adminis-
trator and shall be enforced for # period
not exceeding twelve months from the
date on which the prisoner is discharged
from prison, and it shall be lawful’ for
the Administrator to revoke such order
at his discretion.

(3) Acompul sory supervision
order may be made in regard toa period
which may extend beyond the date on
whick. the prisoner’s sentenc2 of impri-
sonment ends, provided that no such

\ order shall be enforced for a period
\ exceeciing twelve months from the date

of the prisoner’s release.
3 IB.1297

CAP E |
Ded't. .
VIRGIN.
IsLanps.

2 Prison (Amendment) No. 37 of 1961.

(4) Every compulsory supervision
order shall be in the form prescribed in
the Schedule to this Ordinance and shall
be issued subject to the prescribed condi-
tions, provided that the Administrator
may waive any condition in the case of
any particular prisoner.

(5) Ja prisoner released under the
provisions of a compulsory supervision
order is convicted of any offence or fails
to comply with any of the conditions of
such order, the order may be revoked
by the Administrator.

(6) When any compulsory super-
vision order is, revoked, the prisoner in
respect of whom such order was made,
shall, after undergoing any other punish-
ment to which he has-been sentenced,
undergo a further term of imprisonment
equal to the portion of his imprisonment
remaining unexpired at the date of his
release under the said order. For the
purpose of remission, any sentence im-
posed on the prisoner while under the
provisions of a compulsory supervision
order and the period of imprisonment
remaining unexpired at the time of his
release under the order shall be regarded
as one sentence. ,

(7) A_ prisoner veleused from

‘prison after having been recalled to

prison in consequence of the Adminis-
trator having revoked his compulsory
supervision order shall be released under
the provisions of a compulsory super-
vision order for a period not exceeding
twelve months from the date on which
the prisoner is so released. :

(8) Whenever a compulsory super-
vision order is revoked by the Adminis-
trator the Magistrate shall, on produe-
tion to him of a certificate of such
revocation signed by the Administrator,
No. 37 of 1961. Prison (Amendment) = 3

issue a warrant for the apprehension of
the person in respect of whom such
order was mude; and such person on
being apprehended shall be brought
before the Magistrate, who shall make
out his warrant for the recommitment
of such person to undergo the residue
of his sentence remaining unexpired at

the date of his release under the order.

(9) For the purpose of this section
the Administrator may, by notice pub-
lished in the Gazette, determine what
class or classes of prisoners shall he
subject to compulsory supervision.”

8. The following shall be inserted in the

Principal Ordinance as the Schedule thereto:—

VIRGIN
IsiANDS.

Insertion of

‘Schedule to

the Principal
Ordinance.
“ SCHEDULE”
COMPULSORY SUPERVISION ORDER
(s.18A (3) )

To

You will be released-from prison on

NOTICE TO PERSON RELEASED FROM PRISON

The Administrator gives you this notice and hopes,that it will pre-
vent you from breaking the law and that you will not be sent to prison

again.

From until

you will be under the supervision of

So long as you are under supervision you must follow these

instructions.
1. . Within of leaving you mast report
to
2. You shall not change your address or your employment without

the written permission of
or

3. You must do what

4, You must not break the law.

or

tells you.

If you do not follow the above instructions and do what
Virain- 4. Prison (Amendment) No. 87 of 1961.
IsLanpbs.

or
tells you, you may be

punished.
If you follow these instructions carefully you will be free.

' If you find yourself in trouble go to
or

and tell him about it. He will try to help you.

Keep this notice carefully. If you loose it or if it is destroyed,
or

ask
to get you a fresh copy,

The Administrator wishes you well in the future.

Date Signed
Administrator.

Declaration by Prison Officer

I certify that

has had this notice explained to him in my presence.
Signed

Date
Prison Officer.

Declaration by Prisoner

This notice has been explained to me and I have understood it.

Date
Signature or mark of

prisoner.
(space for (space for
photograph fingerprints
of prisoner) of prisoner.)
Repeal. 4. The Convicts Licences Act is hereby
Cap. 29.
repealed.
G. J. Bryay,
Py ssident.
Passed the Legislative Council the 8th day of November,
1961.
wALPH T. O’NE.L,

Clerk of the ¢ ouncil.

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420—11.64
No. 13 of 1963. Oommisstons of Inguiry Act
(Amendment) Ordinance.

[L.8.]
I Assent.
M. S. STAVELEY
Administrator.
4th October, 1963.

VIRGIN ISLANDS
No. 13 of 19638.

An Ordinance to amend further the Commissions
of Inquiry Act.

[4th October, 1963.]

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

1.. This Ordinance may be cited as the
Commissions of Inquiry Act (Amendment) Ordi-
nance, 1963, and shull be read as one with the
Commissions of Inquiry Act (Cap: 116), hereinafter
called the Principal Act,

2. The following shall be substituted for
seotion 10 of the Principal Act:—

“Powers in 10. (1) Commissioners acting

relation to :

witnesses, eto. Under this Act shall have the powers
of a Judge of the Supreme Court
within the Colony in respect of the

following matters:—

(a) summoning witnesses and
parties concerned and examin-
ing such persons on oath;

Head 7
VL +

pes

VIRGIN
IsLANDS,

Commence-
ment,

Short title.

Cap. 116
8. R. & O.
1966/22.

Replacement
of section 10
of the Princi-
pal Act.
VIRGIN
ISLANDs.

Iusertion of
new section
10A in the
Principal Act.

Amendment
of section 12
of the Prinoi-
pal Act.

2 Commissions of Inquiry Act No. 13 of 1963.
(Amendment) Ordinanoe. .

(6) calling for the production of
books, plans and documents;
and

(c) receiving evidence by affida-
vit ordering that interroga-
tories be administered and
requiring the person con-
cerned to make a full and
true reply.

(2) All summonses for the
attendance of witnesses «and other
persons, or for the production of
documents, may be in the form
specified in. the Schedule to this Act,

.and shall be signed by one of the

commissioners, or by the secretary.”

3. After section 10 of the Principal Act the
following section shall be.inserted us section 10A:—

. 4
“ Protection of
commissioners.

10A. Every commissioner: acting
under this Act. shall have in the
exercise of his duty as ® commissioner
the same protection and imwunity as a
Judge of the Supreme Court.”

'

4. Section 12 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) substituting a colon for the fullstop at the
end of the section; and

(5) adding the following as the proviso to
the section: —

‘* Provided always, that no person giving

evidence before the commission shall
be compellable to incriminate himself,
and every such person shall, in
respect of uny evidence given by him
before the commission, be entitled
to all the privileges to which a
No. 13 of 1963. Commissions of Inquiry Act 3

5. g
added to the Principal Act immediately after
section 18 thereof—

“ Appearance

of counsel.

Examination
of witness by
Counsel, .etc.

6.

hereby repealed.

(Amendment) Ordinance.

witness giving evidence before the
Supreme Court is entitled in respect
of evidence given by him before
such Court.”

The following new sections shall be

19, Any person whose conduct
is the subject of inquiry under this
Ordinance, or who is in any way
implicated or concerned in the matter
under inquiry, shall be entitled to be
represented by counsel at the whole of
the inquiry. and any other person who
who may consider it desirable that he
should be so represented may, by leave
of the commissioner be represented in
the manner aforesaid.

20. A barrister or solicitor

appointed by the Crown Attorney to-

assist the commissioners, or a barrister
or solicitor authorised by the commis-
siouers to appear before them for the
purpose of representing any person, or
any other person authorised by the
commissioners to appear before them
may, so fur as the commissioners think
proper, examine or cross-examine any
witness on any matter which the
commissioners deem relevant to the
inquiry and a witness so examined or
cross-examined shall have the same
privileges and be subject to the sume
liabilities as if he were examined by 6
commissioner.’

The Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1933 is

7. The form in the Schedule to the Principal
Act is hereby amended by deleting therefrom the

words

ce

Therefore fail not at your peril.”

M.S. Sravecery,
Fresident.

VirGIN
ISLANDS.

Addition of
new sections.

Repeal.
2/1933.

Aiendment
of Schedule
to the Princi-
pal Act.
Vireix 4 Commissions of Inquiry Act No. 13 of 1963.
ISLANDS. (Amendment) Ordinance.

Passed the Legislative Council the 1st day of
October, 1963.

M. Frax,
Acting Clerk of the Council.



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