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VOL. IX. THURSDAY, 3xp DECEMBER,
, ¢ No. 16 of 1963, * The Burial
Notices. Grounds (Amendment) Ordinance

Ii is notified for general informa-
tion that the Honourable IVAN
Dawson, an Elected Member of the
Legislative Council, was duly elected
on the 17th November, 1964, to be a
member of the Executive Council,
and has accordingly hecome tne
Member for ‘Trade and Production.

Administrator's Office,
Road Town, Tortola,
British Virgin Islands.
20th November, 1964.

No. 83.

Appointments, transfers, ete., in
the publie service, with ee ct from
the dates stated, are published for
general information :—

Antigua.
Baprists, C., Appointed Clerical

Assistant, Education Depa nent:

Janu. 1, 64

DUBLIN, Miss H., Clerk, Post Office,
resigned appointment.

Nov. 1, 64
MorGcan, A., Olericai Assistant,
Labour Department, resigned ap-
pointment. Nov. 10, 64
O’Ma4RD, J., Chief Prison Officer, ap-
pointed to act Superintendent

H.M. Prison during the period
29th November, 1964—2nd April,
19:5.

PoTTER, R., Clerk, Customs Depurt-
ment, appointment termenated.
Oct. L1, 64
ROBERTS, Miss D., Appointed Pro-
bationary / Uncertificated ‘Teacher,
Education Department.
Sept. 1, 64

No. 84.

The following Imperial Legislation,
Ordinances and Statutory Rule and
Order are circulated with this Gazette
and form part thereof:—

IMPERIAL LEGISLATION.

1964 No. 1659, “The Admiralty
Jurisdiction (Antigua) Order, 1964.”

4 pp. Price 11 cts.
ORDINANCES
Virgin Islands.
No. 15 of 1963, “The Stamp Act
(Amendment) Ordinance 1963”.
14 pp. Price 31 cts.

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Published by Authority.

1964, No. 62.





1963”. 4 yp Price 11 cls.

STATUTORY RULE & ORDER.

Montserrai.

No. 26 of 1964, “The Telephone
(Amendment) Regulations, 1964”.
1 pp. price 5 ets.

TO ALL HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
AND ADMINISTRATIVE SECRE-
TARIES.

End of Financial Year 1964.

The Attention of Heads of Depart-
ment and other officers responsible
for expenditure is drawn to Financial
instruction No. 33 which states that
all expenditure chargeable against
votes should, as far as possible, be
paid within the financial year to
which it is properly chargeable.

2. Itis accordingly expressed that
vouchers be submitted to the Treas-
ury on the dates stated hereunder:—

(a) SALARY VOUCHERS, not
later than 5th December, 1964,
(half monthly payments will not
be made).

(6) LABOURERS PAY SHEETS,
not later than the 29th December,
1964. (Wages up to and including
31st December should be paid not
later than the 28th December.)

(c) MERCHANTS’ ACCOUNTS,
not later than the 15th December,
1964.

3. IMPREST ADVANCES, Sub-
Accountants are required to cloge
their Imprest Accounts with the
Accountant General not Jater than
the 30th December, 1964. No pay-
ment from the Imprest should be
made after the 29th December, 1964.

4. RECEIPTS. All Revenue and
other receipts should be paid into
the Treasury as early as possible.
All amounts received on the 31st
December must be paid into the
Treasury and not held over until
1965. All slips for lodgements made
to the Treasury Account in the Bank
must be sent to the Treasury not later
than 2.00 p.m. 31st December, 1964.

5. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
should make every effort to co-op-
erate with the Treasury to ensure
that all vouchers relaiing to their
departments are paid before 2.00 p.m,
on the 3lst December, 1964. In this
connection. it would be appreciated
if an officer from each department
could be detailed to assist the Treas-
ury in this matter.

6. SALARIES will be paid on
17th December and PENSIONS on
the 22nd December, 1964.

H. A. MURDOCH,
Acting Accountant General,

ANTIGUA

THE RKGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that COSDEN OIL & CHEMICAL
COMPANY of Big Spring, Texas,
U.S.A. have applied for registration
in Antigua of United Kingdom
Patent No. 933340 dated the 28th day
of June, 1960, and issued on the 21st
day of February 1964, and have filed
at the Registrar’s Office at the Court
House, St. John’s, Antigua, a com-
plete 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 we Lours
will be from 9.00 a.m. to 12 noon,

who

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

Dated the 13th day of November,
1964.
O. W. JACK,

Registrar of Putenis.

Registrar’s Off'ce,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua



254 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIKGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

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.

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 3lst Decem-
ber, 1964.

Central Planning Unit
Administration Building
St. John’s
Antigua.

23rd November, 1964.
FP. 27/19.



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



THE Foot AND MoutTH DISEASE
(GUADELOUPE) NoTiIcH, 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
UNIVER=:L OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U.S.A. have

applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 948192
dated the 12th day of June 1961, 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 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 igsue 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.

Reyistr'ar’s Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PaTENTS Act, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, U.S.A. have applied for
registration in Antigna of United
Kingdom Patent No. 930760 dated the
20th day of September 1960, 2nd
issued on the 30th day of October
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 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 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.

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

[ December 3, 1964
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 June, 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, etc”. and delivered at
the Administration Building not later
than 3Uth 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 (5Ib 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 1b tins)

Margarine (5lb. and 1 1b. 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 sre 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



December 3, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE, 255

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 does not bind itself 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 Me 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

Pearl Hutchinson
Rosetta Philip
Montaque Richards
John Henry

Dickensonyay Bay St.

Trene 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
Mildrec. Swift
Everette Walling
Florence Bethel

K. 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



256 THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE = [December 3, 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)
Neville 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 Megsien
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 Mussingion
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

Mic :2e!’s Mount
Maurice Michael
Grays Farm
Clarance Christian

Rodney Street
Ebenezer Tonge
Sarah Luke

Rodney Street—(Con?’d)
Rachael James
Ethel Richardson
FE. 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.

Brown

L.
N. Brown
Nevis St.

R. A.
J. A.

Bill] 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
0.8. 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 consisting of the following:—



in Class 45, that is to say, tobacco
whether manufactured or unmanufac-
tured.

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.



RAINFALL FIGURES
Agricultural Department,





Antigua.
Month, 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964
January 384 2.16 677 462 2.99
February 5.09 2.31 0.92 1.12 0.79
March 3.138 1.84 081 O62 1.21
April 1.48 0.74 3.46 1.26 5.04
May 1.49 2.31 4.42 695 4.32
June 1.79 2.90 510 287 1.40
July SOL 4.29 9.68 10.29 3.69
August 258 4.02 9.46 1.85 3.62
Sept. 3.72 243 740 461 4.29
October 370 38.50 2.79 7.27 2.45
Nov. 28th 4.48 6.72 2.53 4.69 1,45





38.06 33.22 47.44 46.05 30.25







December 3, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 257

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
MONTSERRAT 4TH NOVEMBER, 1964.

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



in Class 8, that is to say, “Gramophone records and other phonogram carriers; 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.

Bun. W. PRESCOD,
Registrar of Trade Marks.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
Montserrat 47TH NOVEMBER, 1964.

CULEMBORG EXPLOITATIE MAATSHAPPIJ N.V. 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 Application.

Any person may within three months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertise-
ment in the Antigua, Montserrat & Virgin Islands (razetle, give notice in duplicate at the Trade
Marks Office, Montserrat, of opposition of the said Trade Mark.

Brey. W. Prescop,
Registrar of Trade Marks.



258 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [December 3, 1964
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,

ANTIGUA 5th November, 1964.

ANTON JUSTMAM (AMSTERDAM & LONDON) LIMITED of 2 Dean Stanley Street London, 8, W. England
have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 45, that is to say, tobacco whether manufactured or unmanufactured.
The Applicants claim that they have not ned tha said Trade Mark in respect of the said goods before the date «f

their said Application.

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

registration of the said Trade Mark.
O. W. JACK,
Reyistrar of Trade Marks.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,

ANTIGUA, 5th November, 1964.

CARRERAS LIMITED of Christopher Martin Road, Basildon Essex have applied for Registration of one Trade
Mark consisting of the following:—

an : :
a
te eae



“We NAAVYO



in Class 45, that is to say, all goods included in Class 45
The Applicants claim that they have used the said Trade Mark in respect of the said goods since June 1963 before
the date of their 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 duplicat at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of opposition to

registration of the said Trade Mark.
O. W. JAcK.
Regisrar of Trade Marks.



[December 3, 1964.] THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GA/ETTE, 25

Christian and Surname at length. | Place of abode.

Antigua Circuit.



Abbott, Leonard

Abbott, Norris

Abbott, Nora

Ahye, Jean

Alloway, Richard

Allen, Alfred

Allen, St. Clair
Alexander, Iola
Alexander, Uttley
Ambrose, Stafford Ernest
Antonio, Lawrence
Athill, John

Antonio, Malcolm

Anjo, Lawrence Roderiques

Bahri, Antonio

Bailey, Derrick

Bailey, Donald

Barnes, Irving Edward Alexander
Barnes, Leonard

Barnes, Viola

Barretto, Marie

Barretto, John

Barretto, Manoel

Bascus, Robin

Baynes, Ella Shirley D.
Bell Austin

Benjamin, Edgar Alexander
Barretto, Angelo

Benjamin, Alister F.
Benjamin, Everet
Benjamin, Eulalie
Benjamin, Ruby

Bennett, Harold John
Bento, Alvro

Bento, Fabian

Birde, Arthur

Blackett, John

Blackman, Herman
Bridges, Dennis

Bridges, Denzil

Bridges, Neville

Brumant Bernice

Brumant, Bruno

Burton, Irma

Brown, Jr. James Adolphus Nibb:
Brown, Joshua

Brown, Ralph Arthur Lindsay
Brown, Robert

Byron, Kenny J. KE.

Byron, Winifred

Buckley, Edgar

Burton, Helen E.

Brown, Barbara Elaine

Camacho, Alexander
Camacho John

Carlos, Gloria
Carmichael, Victor
Carr, William

Cave, Alice EF.

Chai, Raymond George
Challenger, Aubrey
Challenger, Una
Chambers, Gertrude
Chamhers, Arnold Picart
Charles, Geraldine
Charles, Joseph A.
Chambers, Edmund
Christian, Donald
Christian, Clarence

|

JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965.

(oa















| Calling. | Nature of Qualification. | Re-
oe aa Peat ie | marks
|. ! | $ |
' City | Mechanic Income 240.00 p.a.
Sanderson | Overseer Salary 240.00 ,,
Church Street | Shopkeeper Income 240.00 _,,
' Ottos | Clerk Income 240.00 ,, |
| City | Shopkeeper ‘Income 240.00 ,, |
i ons Clerk [Salary 240.00 ,, |
| Ovals | . 5 es 7
| St. John’s Shopkeeper | Income S %
| City | Proprietor - Sy re |
St. John’s Vil. | Clerk /Salary 240.00 __,, |
City | ” } ” ” ” |
s Merchant Income “
Briggins Road | Clerk i Salary 240.00 ,,
i i as . 960.00 ,, i S.J.
St. John’s | Merchant ‘Income 240.00 ,,
Michael’s Village | Insurance Agent | Salary 240.00 ,,
City ‘Olerk I ays 960.00 ,, | S.J.
Cedar Grove Joiner Income 960.00 _ ,, | S.J.
3 i as *s 960.00 —,, | S.J.
St. John’s Clerk Salary 240.00 ,,
ie | Shopkeeper | 3 240.00 ,,
City Pe 3 960.00 ,, S.J.
” ” 3 960.00 —,, S.J.
Lyons’s Estate Manager Salary 240.00 ,,
Villa Clerk 3 240.00 ,,
Parliam Road ra ss 960.00 __,, S.J,
City Merchant ne 960.00 __,, S.J
Bolans Shopkeeper Pa 960.00 ,, | SJ.
City Clerk 4 240.00,
” ” ” 240.00 ”
St. John’s ' Income 240.00 _,,
Factory Road Shopkeeper i? 240.90 ,,
Tomlinsons Asst. Manager ” 960.00 ,, S.J.
City Merchant ‘5 960.00 __,, S.J.
7 oe Salary 960.00 ,, | SJ.
Long Street %5 Income 240.00 ,,
City Distiller Salary 240.00 _,,
- Clerk “s 240.00 ,,
. Barber Income 240.00 ,,
Martin’s Village Salesman: oe 240.00,
City Shopkeeper Salary 240.00 _,,
e Clerk Income 240.00 ,.
7 Printer Salary 240.00 ,,
e Clerk Income 240.00 _,,
. ss Salary 960.00 _,, S.J.
Potters Peasant Proprietor Income 240.00 _,,
City Clerk Salary 240.00 _,,
o Printer ” 7 ”
St. John’s Clerk Income 240.00 _,,
3 Housewife “i 240.00 ,,
Hodges Bay Clerk 7 240.00 —,,
Renfrew | Housewife : ” ” |
City ” 9” 99 ” |
City Busines Manager Salary 960.00 ,, S.J
% Merchant | Income 960.00 ,, S.J.
Kentish Village Clerk fh ase 240.00 ,,
City Editor |Salary 240.00 _,,
+ Mechanic | Income PA 7
Friars Hill Co. Secretary ios ” ”
City Merchant 1 9s 7 7
” Clerk i Salary 960.00 ,, S.J.
Fort Road om i Income 240.00 ,,
' City Merchant i" 7 7
All Saints ” ” 960.00 ” SAF
City Clerk Income 240.00 _,,
Parham Road Overseer is 5 "
City Clerk % 960.00 __—i,, S.J.
| Fort Road Joiner ” ” » SJ.
‘ Side Hill Builder & Contractor __,, 9 S.J.



260 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [December 3, 1964.]
JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965—(conid).



\



















Christian and Surname at Length. Place of abode. | Calling Nature of Qualification Eee

| | $ |

Christian, Morris | City Sugar Curer \Salary 240.00 p.a.

Christopher, Marcus | Kentisb Village | Sales Clerk oo ” ”

Challenger, Vasco | City | Kisherman Income 246.00 ,, |

Coates, Cox Pe | Cabinet Maker fi Nay ” “

Cooke, Walter R. | Comfort Hall | Manager Salary 960.00 ., | SS

Cools-Lartigue, Hugh Joseph City | Clerk re 7 r | S.J.

Cort, Lionel Gunthorpes Sugar Curer " 7 | SJ.

Cort, Candace 53 Clerk Income 240.00 ,,

Cort, Patrick oy Sugar Curer % $ i

Crawford, Strickland Gerald City Shoemaker 7 3 ”

Cummings, Oliver Osborne Village Electrician $5 ‘s o

Daniel, Hesketh Maurice City Shopkeeper Income 960.00 ,, S.J

Daniel, Malcolm + 5 240.00 ,,

Daniel, Ruby Gs Housewife 7. *

Davis, Dalma {Clare Hall Joiner ” ” ”

Davis, Joseph Alexander City Builder & Contrator 3 960 7 S.J.

Davis, Oliver J. a Business Manager Salary 960 - S.J.

Denully, John % 7 Income _,, si S.J.

Denully, John Jr. - 7 Salary 240 ”

DeSuza, George 7 Distiller Income 7 ss

DeFreitas, Allen 3 Electrician . 7 3

Derrick, George Grays Hill Clerk Salary s i

de la Bastide, David Hodges Bay Grocery Manager 3 960 os S.J.

Dew, Ernest Dalmar ” Engineer os i

De Silvia, Ronald City Clerk m 240 os

Dias, John Baptiste ” ” ” ” ”

Dickenson, Dennis Jennings Mechanic Income 960 9 S.J.

Dickenson, Foster Willocks Overseer Salary 240 os

Dickenson, Lawrence Creekside Manager $, 960 5 S.J.

Dickenson, Thomas Church Street Dental Mechanic Income 3 a S.J.

Donoghue, Beryl St. Johh’s Clerk Salary 240 %

Donoghue, Stella ” ” ” ” ”

Doram, Donelly City 7 Salary 960 3 S.J.

Dorset, Lucien Ottos ” ” 240 ”

Dow, Charlesworth City ys ” ” ”

Dow, Guy ” ” ” ” ”

Dow, Yolande V. ” ” Income 240 3

Edwards, Alfonso De Shield Parham Clerk Salary 960 . S.J.

Edwards, Edmund Jennings Tailor Income 240 7

Edwards, Dennis City Aircraft Refueller Salary 3 S

Edwards, Hubert 5 Mechanic Income ry, “s

Edwards, Norman - as Clerk Salary os ss

Edwards, Bonilyn M. St. John’s 7 Income _,, sy

Edwards, Keith 3 Shopkeeper % 3 fe

Edwards, Sylvester New Winthorpe Clerk Salary 3 7

Elmes, Clarence St. John’s Dispenser ” 7 ”

Evanson, Mauriva | Drake Street Clerk 5 % %

Evanson, Patrick : . s a a

Farara, Emanuel | City Business Manager Income 960 ” S.J.

Farara, Jayme | oo os Salary 7 3 8.J.

Faustin, Vernon No. 2 New St. Clerk Salary 240 sy

Fernandez, Joseph 3 Business Manager Income 960 a S.J.

Fernandez, John ar yy a 240 7

Fernandez, Edna M. St. John’s Milliner 3 i ie

Francis, Francis A. | ” Merchant Salary is 4

Francis, Glen ” Clerk ” ” ”

Francis, Keith Nelson Street ” ” ” ”

Francis, William Comfort Hall Overseer 3 ” 7

Foster, Theodore F. B. St. John’s Printer Income _,,

Gardener, James Newfield Shopkeeper Income 240 »

Gardiner, Basil St. John’s Tailor os 6 <3

George, Hubert Market Street Merchant +5 3 sg

Gilead, Claxton City Printer 49 ” ”

Goatha, Aubrey High Street Clerk Salary s 7

Gomes, Bernard Blackmans Planter 5 a ”

Gomes, Raymond Newfield Shopkeeper Income _,, ‘“

Gomes, Arthur Potters Clerk Salary 7 =

Gomes, Joan Martin’s Village 7 ” ‘6 53 |

Gomez, Kenneth City Merchant Income 960 ” S.J.



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Christian and Surname at Length. Place of abode Calling Nature of Qualification ee
$

Gonsalves, Arnold City Clerk Salary 240 p.a.

Gonsalves, Cyril as 3 . . as

Gonsalves, Carlton 3 i. “s 3 i

Gonsalves, Lawrence Arthur 3 Shopkeeper Income 960 ,, S.J.
Gonsalves, Lawrence Fort Road Clerk Salary 240. —,,

Gonsalves, Rephine Liberta Shopkeeper a na *

Gonsalves, Reginald City Clerk re s 3

Goodwin, Basil Caradoc i JV" soe +4 960 _ a, S.J.
Goodwin, Harry Leon All Saints Barber Income 240 ,,

Goodwin, James Emannel Liberta Shopkeeper 3 : ee

Goodwin, Joseph Warneford City Clerk Salary 960 _ a, S.J.
Goodwin, Carmen 3 4 Income 240 _,,

Gordon, Stuart A. Parham Shopkeeper ‘5 240 =,

Gore, Rupert City Clerk Salary ‘ i

Grant, Alexander Clare Hall Salesman Income 960 ,, S.J.
Gould, Cyril Victor City Clerk Salary 240 ,,

Gonsalves, Agatha St. John’s . Income 240 ,,

Halstead, Donald City Sales Agent Income 240 p.a

Hamilton, Alfonso Builder & Contractor | ,, 960 __,, S.J
Hampson, George Alexander Gunthorpes Mechanic Salary 240,

Hector, Rupert City Shopkeeper Income 240 _,,

Henry, Aman Ovals Tailor re - ee

Henry, Dennis Sc. Clairs Manager Salary 960s, S.J.
Halliday, Allan Ernest Long Street Labour Foreman Salary 240 p.a

Hill Eileen Golden Grove Clerk Salary 240 p.a

Hill, Laurel St. John’s Shopkeeper Income 240 pa

Henry, Kenneth City Tailor ss 240,

Henry, Kenneth “ Butcher és 7 5

Henzell, Frank Louis Peregrine Long Island Business Manager Salary 960, S.J.
Hewlett, John Dalrymple City Clerk a 240,

Hill, Leslie 7 se 7 i +

Hodge, George 7 7 ” ”” ”

Horseford, Ivan ‘ 7 a 960 ,, S.J.
Treland, George City Shopkeeper Income 960 __,, S.J.
Tsaac, Cecil Leonard 7 | Clerk Salary 960, S.J.
Isaac, William ; Clare Hall | Contractor Income 240 _,,

Jacobs, Fitzroy St. Johnston Vill. Insurance Agent Salary 240 p.a

James, Rolston Martins Village Taxi Driver - 240 p.a

James, Alfred Jr. All Saints Clerk. Salary 240 p.a

James, Alfred All Saints Shopkeeper Income 240 _,,

James, Cyril W Bethesda 3 iy 240,

James, Earl Ebenezer Insurance Agent Salary 240 p.a

James, George L. C. Golden Grove Contractor Income ” pe

James, Samuel Pigotts Clerk Salary .. :

Jarvis, Malcolm E. Falmouth Clerk ie 240,

James, Joshua A. Factory Electrician Income 240 p.a.

Jardine, Morris City s ” ” ”

Jeffrey, William St. John’s Shopkeeper Income 240.00,,

John, George Elisha George City Merchant Salary 960, S.J.
Johnson, Clarence Pe Stevedore is 240,

Joseph, Alexis ” Clerk ” ” ”

Joseph, Dennis 5 Ship Contractor Income 3 ”

Joseph, Thomas Girthwick Josiah Proprietor Income 960 __,, S.J.
Joseph, Samuel 7 Garage Proprietor Income 240 _,,

Joseph, Eva | Bishopgate St. Housewife Salary 240 p.a.

Karam, Maurice City Merchant Income 960 _,, S.J.
Karam, Rose City Merchant Income 240.00 ,,

Khoury, Elisha City 45 Income 240 _,,

Khoury, Mitchell . Clerk Income. ,, c

Kelsick, Gloria J. City Clerk Income 240.09 ,,

Jxirwan, Ashley City Mechanic Salary 240

Knight, Reginald (1) Ovals 5 Income 240 ,,

Knowles, James Powell 4 Salary 240 —C,,

Knowles. Oliver “s Builder & Contractor | Salary 960, S.J.
Kiernan, Kenneth John | Tomlinsons Co. See. 5 960g, S.J.
Kirnon, John | St. George’s Street | Business Manager Income 240° p.a.

King, James Allen St. John’s Clerk Salary 240,

Knight, Reginald (2) | Ottes | de Income 240 ,,

Kirwan, William | Cily Mechanic 5 Be ks







262

THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965—(contd).

| December 3, 1964,



Re-















Christian and Surname at length Place of Aodbe Calling Nature of Qualification acl
| $

Lake, Henzil Kentish Village Clerk Salary 960 7 S.J.
Lake, Arthur Vernons Road s a 240 3
Lake, Richard C. | St. John’s Merchant Income 960.00 ,, S.J.
Lake, Vere | Gray’s Hill Insurance Agent Salary 240.00 ,,
Lambert, Doreen Forth Road Housewife Income 240 p.a
Longford, Egbert Carlisle Planter Salary 240
Laurent, Joseph City Druggist Income 7 Pr
Laviscount, John City Mechanic Salary 7 3
Lewis, George 3 Clerk Salary 960 5 S.J
Lewis, Rupert sy | Druggist i os ‘s S.J
Lewis, Walter Potters Shopkeeper Income 240 3
Laronde, Gertrude is Business Manager Income . - |
Looby. Ercille | Kentish Village Clerk Salary 240 "
Lord, Munro | Yorks Overseer Salary + "9
Luke, Richard Keathroy | City Merchant . 960 i S.J.
Luke, Vincent I 45 Clerk Income 240
Lord, Hugh B. ly" Tailor : Pe A
Mack, Philosese | Ottos Joiner Income 240 p.a
Maguire, Joyce Skerrits Clerk Income 240 A

aynard, Majorie | St. John’s Tousewife Income ae 5
Martin, Charles | Ottos Clerk Salary 240 ”
Martin, George | Ottos Proprietor Income Pe fe
Martin, Arthur Clerk Salary : ”
Mason, Keith ae ” ” \ ei
Mason, Ernest 7 Mechanic Income 4 ‘5
Messiah, Wm. Cornelius Adolphus Pigotts Carpenter . i %
Mendes, Daphne Crosbies Clerk Salary 240 p.a
Maynard, Bernard Forth Road Clerk Salary a -
Mc. Master, Rupert St. Johnston Vill. $3 1 i. 3
Matthew, Edgar Factory Sales clerk 3 sy <
Matthew, Griffith | Gunthropes | Mechanic Salary _ 3
Matthews, Walter City Garage Proprietor Income Pa “
Maynard, George Edward 7 Clerk Income 960 5s S.J.
Maynard, Lawrence a Clerk Salary oy -
Mellangon, Carol Montpellier Overseer Income 240 3
Me. Kinnon, Samuel Villa Area Tavern Proprietor " ” ”
Mendes, Norris Ferdinand J. City Garage Proprietor ” - ”
Mendes, Daniel ” Clerk Salary ” ”
Merchant, Joseph Ottos Driver ” 7 ‘s
Mc. Donald, Frank Ovals Watch Repairer Income 3 7
Mc. Donald, Ella St. John’s Clerk 7 240 7
Michael, Claude Burkes Overseer Salary 240 7
Michael, Maurice City | Merchant Income __,, ‘
Michael, Micthell City Merchant 7 960 Si, S.J.
Maxwell, Lorna St. John’s Clerk + 240,
Meade, Noel Coolidge a 3 * ”
Mulcare, Joseph Josiah Villa ” ” ” ”
Murray, Gladys Otios Housewife ” ” ”
Moore, Hilton City Clerk Salary 5 ae
Moore, Walter 3 Peasant Propreitor Income 240 s
Mollyneaux, James " Clerk Salary 7 Pm
Murray, Casford Llewellyn es Merchant Income 960 oe S.J.
Myers, Joseph Adolphus Parham Clerk Salary 240 |
Merchant, Job Alexander Ottos Painter Income ” ”
Mair. Tan | Hodges Bay Architect Income 960 $5 S.J
Nanton, Robert City Importer Salary 960 * S.J.
Norde, Dunstan St. Johnston Vill. ” oar 240 5
Nunes, Francis Montpellier Manager 4 960 a S.J.
O’Keiffe, Hanley St. John’s Builder Income 240 3
Owen, Gertrude St. John’s | Clerk Income 240 3
O’Rielly, Timothy City Business Manager -Income 960 r S.J
Owen, Charles Gilbert | Overseer Salary 240 3
Odlum, Roma M. St. John’s Clerk ‘3 240 3
Palmer, Anthony? Hodges Bay Manager Salary 960 ” S.J.
Parris, Gouldbourne Ovals Printer 5s 240 si
Perry, Leopold Alexis Ottos Lane Druggist Income 240 3
Perry, Percival C. St. John’s Shopkeeper a 240 3
Pestaina, Raymond City Clerk Salary ii -
Pestaina, Frank ” ” ” ” ”
Peters, Cecil Foster runthorpes Mechanic 7 ” 7
Philip, Majorie St. Mary’s &

Temple Streets Clerk



December 3, 1964.] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE 2638



Christian and Surname at length.

Place of Abode.



Phillip, Theophilus W.
Phillip, Charles

Pigott, Arnold

Pigott, Emil Milo
Pilgrim, Gabeline
Punter, Percival
Phillip, Pearl

Paratt, John

Rabes, Clement
Raeburn, Raymond
Rae, George
Ramsay. Rupert
Reid, Lucien McKinley
Richards, Albert
Richards, Berkley
Richardson, Alfred
Richardson, Earl
Roberts, Arthur
Roberts, Irene
Roberts, John
Rock, John

Salmon, Alfred
Salmon, Charlesworth
Sampson, Sarah A.
Samuel, Josiah
Samuel, George
Samuel, Joshua
Samuel, Genevieve
Samuel, Veronica
Saunders, Basil
Savoury, Eunice
Scott Johnson, Edward
Semper, Charles
Senhouse, Andrew
Shoul Conrad

Shonl, John Ferdinand
Shoul, Ian

Shoul, Stephen
Simon, Arnold
Simon, Stella

Skerrit, Spencer
Smith, Christopher
Spencer, Colin
Spencer, Melvin
Stamers, Ronald
Sweeney, Emil

Swift, Victor

Smith, Llewellyn

Techeira, Kenneth
Terry, James

Thibou, Anderson
Thibou, Ieson Cox
Thibou, Percy
Thomas, James
Tomlinson, Arnold
Tomlinson, Auckland
Tamlinson, Ruth
Tonge, Teddy
Turner, Alexander
Tully, Kenrick
Tyrell, Horace George
Tyrell, Pamella Edith

Underwood, James Hermon

Walling, Kverad

Waldron, Leonard
Walker, Cecil

Walker, “‘harles Frederick
Walter. George

Walter, Stanley

Watt. es.sar

| Ottos Lane
| City

| Hodges Bay

St. John’s
St. Clair
Ottos

| Willikies
' City

Fort Road
City

City

Fort Road
Fort Road
| City
| City

Ottos

South Street
St. John’s
City

Ottos
Potters

St Georges St.
Corn Alley
City

Scotts Hill
City



St. John’s
Coolidge
City

St. John’s

City

St. John’s
Villa
Gunthorpes
Cedar Valley
St. Johnston Vil.
Church Lane
Church Street
City

Newgate Street

City

or

99

Potters

City
Hodges Bay
City
Tomlinsons
Tomlinsons

Villa

Jennings
City

1 City

|



| o99
{

oe

JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965—(conta).





















. ae .
ee ee as Re-
Calling. | Nature of Qualification. ares
| Electrician Salary 240 p.a.
| Druggist | 9 ae
| Merchant ” 99
Barber Income 960 ,, S.J.
Clerk Salary 240 ,,
Boatswain bg6 ey
Clerk Income 240 ,,
Business Manager Salary sat ies
Laundry Manager Income 240 ,,
Proprietor Income 960 ,, S.J.
Contractor Income 240 ,,
Shopkeeper Income ass
Clerk | Salary ae
39 ” 960 99 8.J.
Insurance Agent Salary 240 ,, p.a.
= 3 240 ,, p.a.
Builder Salary 240 ,,
Clerk Income 240 p.a.
Carpenter Salary $240 p.a.
Clerk Salary i
Tailor Income ee
Clerk Salary $240 p.a.
Clerk Income ae. os
Caterer Income ae a
Clerk Salary ae 4e
Mechanic Salary $240 ,,
Clerk Salary $240 p.a.
Clerk Salary 240 ,,
, Carpenter Income oo as
Housewife Income 240 ,,
Business Manager Salary 960 ,, i S.J.
Shopkeeper Income 240 ,,
Printer Income 240 .,
Clerk Income 240 ,,
Merchant Income 960 ,, S.J.
Merchant Tnecome 960 ,, S.J.
Clerk Income 240 ,,
Clerk Salary ay
” Income eee
Clerk Salary $240 ,.
Shopkeeper Income eT
Planter Income oe
Garage Proprietor Tucome as. ta
Clerk Salary aS
Clerk Salary as
Clerk ” ” ”
Clerk Salary $240 ,,
Business Manager Salary 960 ,, S.J.
Tailor Income 240 ,,
Clerk Salary Se
) Clerk Salary Sy. . 269
Clerk | Salary oo
Clerk | Salary on ,
i Clerk | Salary 960 ,, S.J.
| as ‘Income 240 ,,
Clerk a 240 p.a.
Tailor 7 240 p.a.
Business Manager Salary 960 ,, S.J.
Artist Painter Income 240 ,,
Manager [Salary 960, S.J.
Business Manager |Income 240 ,,
|
Insurance Agent Salary 240 p.a.
Ch rk | Salary 240 ,,
Merchant Incovne $240 p.a.
Dispenser (Salary 4, 3
| Photographer | Ineeme 960 7 S.J.
| Farner Ineoine 240 3
Merchant | Income 960, S.J.
Clerk Income 240 ,,







Winter, Igal











Christian and Surname at length. Place of abode. Calling. | Nature of Qualification. laael
ee een :
Watts, James Burkes Overseas Salary _,,
Warren, Leroy Ottos Clerk Salary $240 ,,
- Warren, Charles City Manager Salary ,, 7
Watkins, Lissue Ovals Clerk Salary $240 p.a.
Watson, James Gunthorpes Manager Income 960 _,, S.J.
Weathered, Robert City Clerk Salary $960 _,, S.J
Weathered, William Vere ” 7 Income 240 ,,
Weathered, Edith M. St. John’s 3 iIncome ,, ”
Waison, Reginald Gunthorpes Sugar Boiler Income ,, s
Walker, Elma M. Parham Road Cierk Income ,, ‘
Wescott, Charles | Crosbies Planter Income 960 ” S.T.
Whenner, George Parham Clerk Salary 240 5
White, Arthur City Clerk Income 960 7 S.J.
Williams, Wilfred City Garage Proprietor Income 240 +
Williams, Peter City Clerk Salary ee
Williams, Wingrove Everette Newgate Street Garage Proprietor Salary $240 p.a.
Willock, Peter Neil Newgate Street Clerk Saiary $240 p.a.
Wilson Alexander Villa Accountant Salary 960 ,, S.J.
City Stevedore | Salary oo S.J.
NOTICE.

The above are the persons whom it is proposed should be inserted in the Juror’s Register for the year 19(
The list will be revised at the sitting of the Magistrate’s Court to be holden at St. John’s on the 21st day of Decemb
1964 at 10.00 a.m. and the Magistrate’s may then make such changes therein as he may think fit, either by adding

striking out names, or otherwise.

Any person, whether included or not included in the said list, may then apps

personally, or by his counsel or solicitor, and claim that he is, or is not liable to serve as a Common or special jur:
as the case may be, or, if unable to attend personally, may give the Magistrate notice in writing of his claim, supporti
it by such evidence as he may think, and the Magistrate will then, as far he reasonably can, inquire into the clai
The Magistrate’s decision in revising the list will be conclusive and all persons included in the said list, after it I
been revised by the Magistrate will be liable during the year 1960 to be summoned and serve aS Common or spec
jurors, as the case may be, notwithstanding any disqualification or exemption other than illness or unavoidable accide

Dated this 2nd day of December, 1964.

OSWALD W. JACK,
Registrar for the Antigua Circuit.

Notice of Appointment of Trustee.

Debtor’s Name
Address
Description
Court

Number of Matter
Trustee’s name
Address

Description

Date of Appointment

The Bankruptcy Act, Cap. 1.

—



JEFFERY, WILLIAM

Briggins Road, Antigua

Restaurant Keeper

Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leewar
Islands in the Antigua Circuit

Miscallaneous No. 3A of 1963

Davis, ARTHUR STUART

St. Johnston’s Village Antigua

Real Estate Agent

4th November, 1964

O. W. JACK,

Registrar,
Supreme Court.

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Autigua, Leeward Islands.
By Ronerr Linpsay, Government Priuter.—By Authority.

1964
' Price 85 cents








STATUTORY INSTRUMENT

1964 No. 1659
OVERSEAS TERRITORIES



15th October, 1964
16th October, 1964

Made

Coming into Operation
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 15th day of October, 1964

Present,
The Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Her Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the power vested in
Her by section 56 of the Administration of Justice Act 1956(a) and
of all other powers enabling Her in that behalf, is pleased, by and
with the advice of Her Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby
ordered, as follows:—

1.—(1) This Order may be cited as the Admiralty J Jurisdiction
(Antigua) Order 1964.

(2) This Order shall come into operation on 16th October, 1964.

2. The Colonial Courts of . Admiralty Act 1890(b) shall, in
relation to the Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and
- Leeward Islands, have effect as if for the reference in subsection (2)
of section 2 thereof to the Admiralty jurisdiction of the High
Court in England there were substituted a reference to the
Admiralty jurisdiction of that court as defined by section 1 of the
Administration of Justice Act 1956 subject to the adaptation and
modification of the said section 1 that is specified in the First
Sohedule to this Order.

8. The provisions of sections 3, 4, 6,7, and.8 of Part I of the
Administration of Justice Act 1956 shall extend to Antigua with the
adaptations and modifications that are specified in Column II of the
Second Sehedule to this Order.

W. G. Agnew.



i. (a) 4 & 5 Bliz, 2. 0, 46. (b) 58 & 54 Vict. c. 27.

7. 7A77
CAP a

Citation and
commence-
ment,

Admiralty
jurisdiction
of Supreme

‘ Court of the

Windward
Islands and
Leeward
Tslands,

Application
of provisions
of Adminis- °
tration of
Justice Act
1956 to
Antigua.



Article 2.

Artiole 3.

FIRST SCHEDULE

ADAPTATION AND MODIFICATION OF SECTION 1 OF THE
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT 1956

In subsection (1) the words “and any other jurisdiction connected
with ships and aircraft vested in the High Court apart from this
section which is for the time being assigned by rules ot-court to the
Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division ” shall be deleted.

SECOND SCHEDULE

PROVISIONS OF PARTE I OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT
1956 EXTENDED TO ANTIGUA AND ADAPTATIONS AND MODI-
FICATIONS THERETO

Column I Column IT

Section 20. u., vee ve In subsections (1), (3), (5), (6) and
(7), the words “ the High Court,
the Liverpool Court of Passage,
and any county court”’ shall be
deleted and the words “the
Supreme Court of the Windward
Islands and Leeward Islands”
shall be substituted;
In subsection (2) the words “the
High Court ” shall be deleted
and the words “the Supreme
Court of the Windward Islands
and Leeward Islands” shall be
substituted; ‘
In subsection (4) the words “ High
Court and (where there is such
jurisdiction) the Admiralty juris-
diction of the Liverpool Court of
Passage or any county court”
- shall be deleted and the words
- ; “Supreme Oourt of the Wind-
ward Islands and Leeward
-Islands”’ shall be substituted ;
In subsection (8) the words “ En-
gland and Wales” ghall be
deleted and the word “ Antigua”
shall be substituted.

Section 4 0. on vee Subsection (1) shall be deleted and
the following subsection shall
be substitnted:—

“ (1) No courtin Antigua shall
entertain an action in person-
am to enforce 4 claim to which
this section applies unless—
(a) the defendant has his
habitual residence or a
place of business in
Antigua ; or
(b) the cause of action arose
within the territorial
‘waters of Antigua; or



3

(c) an action arising out of the same in-

cident or series of incidents is proceeding
in the court or has been heard and
determined in the court,

In this subsection “territorial waters of
Antigua” include any port, dock or
harbour in Antigua”’,

In subsection (2) the words “in~ England
and Wales’ shall be deleted and the
words “in Antigua” shall be substituted,
and the words “ outside England and
Wales” shall be deleted and the words
“outside Antigua ” shall be substituted ;

' In subsection (5) the words “the High
Court” shall be deleted and the words

‘*the Supreme Court of the Windward

Islands and Leeward Islands” shall be

substituted;
Subsection (6) shall be omitted.
Section 6 save fs cen The words ** England and Wales” shall be

deleted and the word “ Antigua” shall
be substituted.

Section 7 oe bees seve Subsection (1) shall be deleted and the
following subsection shall be gub-
stituted :—

‘Section six hundred and eighty-
eight of the Merchant Shipping Act
1894(a) (which relates to the detention
of ships by customs officers in certain
cases) shall cease to have effect, but
nothing in this Part of the Act affects
the provisions of section twenty-three
of the Receivers of Wreck Aot of the
Leeward Islands(b) (which relates to
the power of a receiver of wreck to
detain a ship in respect of a salvage
claim). ”

Subsection (2) shall be omitted.

LT







EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This Note 18 not part of the Order, but is intended to indicate
its general purport.)

This Order provides that the Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and
ueeward Islands, which is a Colonial Court of Admiralty, shall have the Admiralty
urisdiction of the High Court of Englaid, as defined in section 1 of the Adminis-
ation of Justice Act 1956, with certain modifications. It also extends certain of
he provisions contained in Part I of that Act to Antigua.

(a) 57 & 58 Vict. c. 60.
(bd) Federal Acts of the Leeward Islands, Rev. 1927, Cap. 155,

(19/35375) (Pink 1342) 20 9/64 St.S, CM 335/022 (17.9.64.)



STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS





1964 No.
OVERSEAS TERRITORIES —
The Admiralty Jurisdiction (Antigua) Order 1964

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands,
by Rosert LInDsay, Government Printer—By Authority.
1964.
520—~-12.64. . [Price 11 cents. |



No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment)
Ordinance,
[L.S.]

I AssEnt,
M. S. StraveEtey,
Administrator.
Ath October, 1965.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 15 of 1963.

An Ordinance to amend further the Stamp Act
(Cap. 135).

[7th October, 1963.]

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Stamp
Act (Amendment) Ordinance, 1963, and shall be
read as one with the Stamp Act, (Cap. 135), as
amended, hereinafter called the Principal Act.

2. Section 3 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) inserting the words “and signs” between
x g oD
the word “ words ” and the word “ have ”’;
and

(6) inserting the following definitions immedi-
ately bef ore t he definition — of
“ Executed ”

“cent” and “c.” mean cent in the cur-

rency of the United States of America;

“ dollar’ ““$”’ mean dollar in the cur-

rency of the United States of America.

8. Section 6 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ Treasury, Post
Office, Branch Post Office, Sub- Post Office” for the
words Treasury or Post Office” occurring therein,

3209299

2
Tee VT

VirGIN
IsLanps,

Commence-
ment,

Short title,

Cap. 135.
11/30, 32/37.
7139, 13/39,
12/41, 8/42,
5/51, 19/53,
1/55,

S. RB. & O,
1956, No, 22.

Amendment
of section 3
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 6
of the Prin-
cipal Act,



VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Amendment
of seotion 14
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 18
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of subseetion
(1) of section
20 of the
Prinvipal
Act.

Amen Iment
of subsection
(2) of section
25 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendment,
of subsection
(3) of section
28 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendmont
of snbsection
Clo of section
29 of the
Principal
Act,

Atmendment
of subsection
(1) of section
37 of the
Principal
Act.

2 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
Ordinance,

4. Section 14 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) deleting the words “in any foreign or
colonial currency ”; and

(b) substituting the words “in the currency of
the United States of America ” for the
words “in British currency ’

5. Section 18 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by-—

(a) substituting the words “thirty dollars”
for the words “ ten pounds ”’ wherever the
latter occurs; and

(0) substituting the words “ eight per centum
per annum ” for the words “ eight pounds
per centum per annum ”

6. Subsection (1) of section 20 of the Prin-
cipal Actis hereby amended by substituting thie
words ‘‘ one dollar” for the words “ five shillings ”
occurring therein.

7. Subsection (2) of section 25 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by substituting the
word “ thirty dollars” for the words “ ten pounds”
occurring therein.

8. Subsection (3) of section 28 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended. by substituting the
words “‘ thirty dollars ” for the words “ten pounds”
occurring therein.

9. Subsection (1) of section 29 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by substituting the
words “one hundred and forty dollars’’ for the
words “‘ fifty pounds ” occurring therein.

10. Subsection (1) of section 37 of the Prin-

cipal Act is hereby amended by—
(a) deleting the words “ cheque,”; and

(b) inserting the words “and a cheque” im-
mediately after the word “ banknote”’



No 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment) 3
‘Ordinance, .

11. Subsection (1) of section 43 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by—

(a) substituting the words “ ten dollars” for
the words “ forty shillings”; and

(6) substituting the words “thirty dollars ”
for the words “ten pounds” occurring
therein.

12. Section 44 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ thirty dollars ”
for the words ‘“‘ ten pounds ”’ occurring therein.

18. Subsection (2) of section 46 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by substituting the
words “one hundred and forty dollars” for the
words “‘ fifty pounds ” occurring therein.

14. Section 48 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words ‘‘one hundred
and forty dollars” for the words “ fifty pounds”
occurring therein.

15. Section 51 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) substituting the words “‘ three dollars ”’ for
the words “ twenty shillings”; and,

(5) substituting the words “fifteen dollars”
for the words “five pounds” occurring
therein.

16. Section 60 of the Principal Actis hereby

amended by substituting the words “two dollars”
for the words “ ten shiltngs”’ occurring therein.

17. Section 62 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ three hundred
dollars” for the sign and figures “£100” occurring
therein.

18. Section 73 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by deleting the sign “ £” therefrom.

19. Section 76 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ three hundred
dollars”? for the words “one hundred pounds”
occurring therein.

V1RGIN
IsLANDS.

Amendment
of subsection
(1) of section
43 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendment
of section 44
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of subsection
(2) of section
46 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendment
of seetion 48
of the Prin-

cipal Act.

Amendment
of-section 51
of the Prin.
cipal Act.

Amendment

. of section 60

of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 62
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 73
of the Prin-

cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 76
of the Prin-
cipal Act.



Virciy
IsLANDS.

Amendment
of section
79F of the
Principal
Act.

Repeal.

Repeal and
replacement
of the
Schedule to

4 The Stump Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
Ordinance,

20. Section 79F of the Principal Act is
hereby amended by substituting the words “ three
hundred dollars” for the words “one hundred
pounds ” occurring therein.

21. The Heading“ RECEIPTS” and sec-
tions 80, 81, 82 and 83 of the Principal Act are
hereby repeuled.

22. The Schedule to the Principal Act is
hereby repealed and the following substituted
therefor:—



pel aot
SCHEDULE
$ c
AFFIDAVIT OR STaTuTORY DECLARATION .... 1. 00
, Exemptions.
a, Affidavit made for the immediate purpose of being filed,

Co

read, or used in any Court, or before any J udge,
Master, or officer of any Court.

Affidavit or declaration made upon the requisition of
the Treasurer, or any of the officers acting under him,
or required by law and made before any Justice of
the Peace.

Affidavit or declaration which may be required at the
Bank of England or the Bank of Ireland to prove the
‘death of any proprietor of any stock transferable there,
or to identify the person of any such proprietor, or to
remove any other impediment to the transfer of any
such stock.

Affidavit or declars.tion relating to the loss, mutilation,
or defacement of any bank note or bank post bill.

Declaration required to be made pursuant toany Act
relating to inarriages, in order to a marriige without
licence.

AGREEMENT or CONTRACT, accompanied with a deposit.

See

MORTGAGE, &c., and section 63.



No. 15 of 1963.

The Stamp Act (Amendment) 5 Vircix
IsLANDs.

Ordinance,

AGREEMENT for a lease, or for any letting. -
See LEASE.

AGREEMENT or MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT,
made under hand only, and not otherwise specifically
charged with any duty, whether the same be only evidence
of a contract, or obligatory upon the parties from its
being a written instrument

Exemptions.

25c.

a. Agreement or memorandum the matter whereof is not
of the value of $25.00

6. Agreement or memorandum for the hire of any labourer,
artificer, manufacturer, or menial servant.

c. Agreement, letter, or memorandum made for or relating

to the sale of any goods, wares, or merchandise.

d. Agreement or memorandum made between the master
and mariners of any ship or vessel for wages on any
voyage from port to port in the Colony.

And see section 35.

e. Agreement for the carriage of & passenger in aship or
aircraft when that agreement is embodied in a passenger

ticket.

APPRAISEMENT or VALUATION of any property, or, of
any interest therein, or of any repairs wanted, or of the
materials and labour used or to be used in any building, or
of any artificer’s work whatsoever,

Where the amount of the appraisement or valuation, —

does not exceed $50
exceeds $50 and does not exceed $100

”

$100 39 ” ”?
$200 ” ” ”
$300 ” ” ”
$500 ” ” :

$1000,, “9999
$2500,, ym 9”

‘Exemptions.

$200
$300
$500
$1000
$2500

”

a. Appraisement or valuation made for, and for
the information of, one party only, and not
being in any menner obligatory as between
parties either by agreementor operation of

law.

25
1.00
1.50
2.00
3.00
4.00

7.50
15.00



Vircin 6 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
IsLanpDs. Ordinance,

b. Appraisement or-valuation made in pursuance
of the order of any Court of Admiralty, or of
any Court of Appeal from any sentence, ad-
judication or judgment of any Court of
Admiralty.

ASSIGNMENT or ASSIGNATION

By way of security, or of any security.

See MORTGAGE, &e.
Upon a sale or otherwise. See CONVEYANCE.

ATTESTATION of SIGNATURE, under the seal of
the Colony, or the seal of the Administrator 6.00

Attorney, LETTER or POWER of. See LETTER of
ATTORNEY

ATTORNEY, WARRANT of. See WARRANT of
ATTORNEY.

AWARD—
where the amoun t or value of the matter in
dispute—
does not exceed $250 .50
exceeds $250-and does not exceed $500 2.00
and for every additional $250 or part thereof— 1.00

BILL of EXCHANGE of any kind whatsoever (ex-
cept a bank note and a cheque), and promissory
note of any kind whatsoever (except a bank note
and a cheque), drawn or expressed to be payable,
or actually paid, or indorsed, or in any manner
negotiated, in the Colony sess - .B5

Exemptions.

a. Draft or order drawn upon any banker in the
Colony by an officer of a public department
of the State, for the payment of money out
of the public account.

6. Letter of credit granted in the Colony
authorising drafts to be drawn out of the
Colony payable in the Colony.

e. Draft or order for the payment of money out
of the Supreme Court, drawn by the duly
constituted authorities of that Court.



No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment) 7 Viren
Ordinance, IsLANDS.

d. Coupon or warrant for interest attached to
and issued with any security.

And see sections 37—45.

BILLS of LADING, each me ee
And see section 46.

BILL OF SALE— .

~ Absolute. See CONVEYANCE ON SALE.
By way of security. See MORTGAGE, &e.
And see section 47, and Bills of Sale Act.

BOND for securing the payment or re pay ment of
money, or the transfer or retransfer of stock.

See MORTGAGE, Ke.
BOND on obtaining letters of administration
BOND, Bottomry |

BOND, Bail and other bonds of indemnity not specifi-
cally charged with any duty -

BOND accompanied with a deposit of title deeds for

making «a mortgage, or other security, on any

estate or property therein comprised.
See MORTGAGE, &c. and section 63.

BOND, DECLARATION, or other DEED or
WRITING for making redeemable any disposi-
tion apparently absolute, but intended only 'as a
security.

See MORTGAGE, &e. and section 63.

CHARTERPARTY, or any agreement or contract
for the charter of any ship or vessel, or any
memorandum, letter, or other writing: between
the captain, master, or owner of any ship or

vessel, and any other person, for or relating
to the freight or conveyance of any money,
goods, or effects on board of such vessel
And see sections 49—51.

CONSTAT of Letters Patent. See EXEMPLI-
FICATION.

CONTRACT. See Agreement.

.05

1.00
1.00

1.00

50



Viren 8 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1968.
IsLANDS Ordinance,

CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER, whetner on
Sale or other wise,—

“a. of any stock of the Administrator and
Company of the Bank of England;

b. of any debenture stock or funded debt of any
company or corporation:—

for every $500, and also for any

fractional part of $500, of the nominal

amount transferred a. 1.00
and see section 60.

CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER ON SALE of any
property(except such stock or debenture stock
or funded debt as aforesaid )—

Where the amount or value of the consideration
for the sale—

does not exceed $50, y 25

exceeds $50 and does not exceed $7 5 75
” $75 yy $100 1.00
” $100 ” ” ” ” $250 2.00

over $500 re
1%
CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER by way of
security of any property (except such stock or
debenture stock or funded debt as aforesaid) or
of any security.
See Mortgage, &c.

CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER of any kind
not hereinbefore described bese bees ... 8.00
And see section 60

COUNTERPART. See Duplicate.

COVENANT for securing the payment or payment
of money, or the transfer or retransfer of stock.

See MORTGAGE, &e.
DEBENTURE or DEED for securing the payment or repay-

ment of money, or the transfer or retransfer of stock.

See MORTGAGE, &c.

DECLARATION (Statutory). See AFFIDAVIT
DEED of any kind whatever, not described in this
Schedule a 5.00



No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment) 9 VirGIN

Ordinance,

DEFEASANCE. Deed or other instrument of de-
feasance of any conveyance or disposition,
apparently absolute, but intended only as a
security for money or stock.

See MORGAGE, &c. and Section 63.

DEPOSITS OF TITLE DEEDS.
See mortgage, &c. and section 63.

DRAFT for money. See Bill of Exchange, and

section 37.

DUPLICATE or COUNTFRPART of any instru-
ment chargeable with any duty—

Where such duty does not amount to |

$1.50’ the same duty as the original instru-
ment.

In any other case
And see section 61.

EXCHANGE, Instruments effecting—
In the cases specefied in section 62,
see that section.

In any other case

EXEMPLIFICATION or CONSTAT, under the
Public Seal of the Colony, of any Letters Patent

EXEMPLIFICATION under the seal of any Court,
or under the Public Seal of the Colony or any
record or proceeding

FURTHER CHARGE or FURTHER SECURITY .

See MORTGAGE, &c., and section 67.
LEASE—

Where the annual rental—

exceeds $ 100 and does not exceed $200
9 200 ” a0 9 ” 400
” 400 ” ” bP ” 750
” 750 oP) ” ” 99 1000

for every additional $2.50 or

- fractional part thereof.

LETTERS PATENT on anv invention.
See EXEMPLIFICATION.

IsLANDs.

$2.00

5.00

40.00

7.50

1.50
2.50
5.00
7.50

2.00



Virein 10 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.

IsLANDs. Ordinance,

LETTER or POWER OF ATTORNEY, or other

instrument in the nature thereof—

a. by any petty officer, seaman, marine, or
soldier serving asa marine, or by the execu-
tors or administrators of ay such person, for
receiving prize money or wages

b. for the receipts of the dividends or interest of
any stock—

where made for the receipt of one
payment only....
in any other case ....

c. for the receipt of any sum of money, or any
bill of exchange or promisary note for any
sum of money not exceeding $100, or any
- periodical payments not exceeding the sum
of $50 (not being hereinbefore charged)

d, of any kind whatsoever not hereinbefore
described

LICENCE for marriage (see section 9)

LICENCE UNDER THE ALIENS LAND
HOLDING REGULATION ACT.
(See that Act).

MARRIAGE LICENCE. See LICENCE.

MORTGAGE, BOND, DEBENTUNE, COVE-
NANT and WARRANT OF ATTORNEY to
confess or enter up judgment:—

a. being the only or principal or primary
security for the payment or repayment of
money— oo

not exceeding $100
exceeding$ 100 and not exceeding $ 150

rF) 150 ” ” ” : 250
” 250 ” ” ” 500
” 500 ” ” ” 1000
» 00, » » 1500

MORTGAGE, BOND, DEBENTURE, COVE-
NANT and WARKANT of ATFORNEY to
confess or enter up judgment:—

50
2.00

2.00

— 5.00

7.00

10
25
50
1.00
2.00
3.00



No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amemdment) 11 Virain
Ordinance, Is}.ANDS.

a being the only or principal or primary
security for the payment or repayment of
money exceeding $1,500,

for every $500, and also for any fractional
part of $500, of such amount . be 1.00

b. being collateral, or auxillary, or additional, or
substituted security or by way of further assur-
ance for the abovementioned purpose where
the principal or primary security is duly
stamped:—

for every $500, and also for every fraction-
al part of $500, of the amount secured
sass _ 25

c transfer, asignment, or disposition of any
murtage, bond, debenture covenunt or foreign
security, or of any money or stock secured by
any such instrument, or by any warrant of
attorney to enter up judgment, or by any
Judgment:—

For every $500, and also for every fraction-

al part of $500, of the amount transferred

or assigned 1.00
and also, where any further 1 money is added

to the money already secured, the same

duty as a principal security for such further

money.

d reconveyance, release, discharge, surrender,
resurrender, warrant to vacate, or renuncia-
tion of any such security as aforesaid, or of
the benefits thereof or of the money thereby ~
secured ,—

for every $500, and also for every fraction-

al part of $500, of the total amount or

value of the money at any time secured . 1.00
And see section 63—68.

NOTARIAL ACT of any kind whatsoever (ex-
cept) a protest of a bill of exchange, or promis-
ary note) bee ses 18
And see protest, and section 69.



Virgin 12 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
IsLanDs. Ordinance,

ORDER for the payment of money. See BILL OF
EXCHANGE and section 69.

PASSPORT bane eee 4.20

Renewal ne bee - 2.10
PERMIT TO LEAVE THE COLONY a 50
Pownr or Arrornry. See LETrEr or ATTORNEY .... 2.80

Propate oF WILLS AND LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
Where the aggregate amount of property passing
on the death of the deceased exceeds $280 but
does not exceed . $560.00

$1.00 per centum
Exceeds $560 and does not exceed $1,120 .... $ 1.50 _,,

” $1,120 ” ” $1,680 .... $ 1.75 ,, ”
, $1,680 a 7 $2,240 .... § 2.00 ,, ss
” $2,240 ” ” $2,800 .... $ 2.50 ,, ”
» $2,800 ” ” $5,600 .... $ 3.00 ,, ”
” $5,600 yy , $11,200 .... $ 3.50 _,, 7
» _ $11,200 ” ” $16.800 .... $ 4.00 _,, ”
» $16,800 ” “yy $22,400 .... $ 5.00 _,, ”
» $22,400 ” ” $28,000 .... $ 6.00. ,, ”
» $28,000 ” ” $42,000 .... $ 7.00 ,, ”
» $42,000 » ” $56,000 .... $ 8.00 ,, ”
» $56,000 ” . $84,000 .... $ 9.00 ,, ”
” $84,000 ” » $112,000 .... $10.00 ,, 7
» $112,000 ” » $140,000 .... $11.00 ,, ”
» $140,000 7 » $168,000 .... $12.00 _,, i
»» $168,000 ” » $196,000 .... $13.00 _,, ”
»» $196,000 ” » $224,000 .... $14.00 ,, ”
» $224,000 and upwards ... $15.00 ,, ”

Provided that only one half of the aforesaid rates
shall be paid in respect of property passing on the
death of the deceased, to the father, mother, husband,
wife or children of the deceased.

And see sections 70—79F.

PROCURATION, deed or other instrument of .... 5 00
PROMISSORY Nore. See Brit or ExcuHanceE and .
section 69.

PROTEST of any bill of exchange or promissory

note—

Where the duty on the bill or note does not
exceed 25c.
the same duty on the bill or note:



No. 15 of 1963 The Stamp Act (Amendment) 13
Ordinance,

In any other case
Any see section 69.

PROXY. See Lerrer or Power or ATTORNEY.

RECONVEYANCKE, Retxask or RENUNCIATION of
any property See Morraacn, kc.

RELEASE or RENUNCIATION of any property,

or of any right or interest in any property:—

Upon a sale, see CONVEYANCE on Sate
By way of security, see MORTGAGE, &c.
In any other case

RENUNCIATION. See RECONVEV ANCE and
RELEASE.

REVOCATION of any use or trust of any property
by deed, or by any writing not being a will

SETTLEMENT—Any instrument whether volun-
tary or upon any good or valuable consideration,
otherwise than a bona fide pecuniary considera-
tion, whereby any definite and certain principal
sum of money (whether charged or chargeable
on lands or hereditaments, or not, or to be laid
out in the purchase of other lands or other here-
ditaments, or not) or any definite and certain
amount of stock, or any security, is settled, or
agreed to be settled in any manner whatsoever—
for every $500, and also for any fractional part
of $500, of the amount or value of the property
settled or agreed to be settled

Exemption

Instrument of appointment relating to any pro-
perty in favour of persons specially named or
described as the objeets of a power of appoint-
ment created by a previous settlement stamped
with ad valorem duty in respect of the same
property; or by will, where probate duty has
been paid in respect of the same property as
personal estate of the testator.

TRANSFER. See Conveyance or TRANSFER.

VALUATION. See APPRAISEMENT.

WARRANT or ArrorNry to confess and enter up a
judgment given us a security for the payment or
repayment of money, or for the transfer or

retransfer of stock. See MORTGAGE, &c.

VIRGIN
IsLANDS.

50

00

00

00



TIRGIN The Stamp Act (Amendment 0. of 1963.
V 14 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963
ISLANDS. Ordinance,

WARRANT OF ATTORNEY of any other kind .... 2 00
General Exemptions from ali Stamp Duties. *

a. Instruments for the sale, transfer, or other
disposition, either nbsolutely or by way of
mortgage, or otherwise of any ship or
vessel, or any part, interest, share, or pro-
perty of or in any ship or vessel.

b. Bonds given to the Provost Marshal or other
persons upon the replevy of any goods or
_chatteles, and assignments of such bonds.

_ o. Any bond given in connection with the ex-
portation of any spirits or tobacco in pur-
suance of the law of the Colony.

d, Instruments made by, to or with the Govern-
ment of the Colony for the purchase, sale,
exchange, conveyance or lease of any lands
vested therein, or acquired for public
purposes.

e. Instruments or documents required in connec-
tion with the conveyance or transfer of
property to a foreign Government or State
for diplomatic or consular purposes or for
the use of its agencies in the Coony where
stamp duty, if charged, would fall to be
borne directly by such foreign Government
or State and provided such foreign Govern-
ment or State accords similar exemption to

Her Majesty’s Government
* And see the Post Office Aot.

M. S. STAvELzy,
President.

Passed the Legislative Council this 1st day of October,

1963,
M. Fuax,
Acting Clerk of the Couneil.

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Leeward Islands,
by Ropert LiInpsay, Government Printer.—By Authority.
1964,

420—11.64, [Price 31 cente,)



No. 16 of 1963. Burial Grounds (Amendment)

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

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 16 of 19638.

An Ordinance to amend the Burial Grounds Ordi-
nance, 1960.

[4th October, 1963]

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Burial
Grounds (Amendment) Ordinance, 1963, and shall
be read as one with the Burial Grounds Ordinance,
1960, hereinafter culled the Principal Ordinance.

2. The following section is hereby substituted
for section 5 of the Principal Ordinance:—

“Prohibition 5, (1) It shall not be lawful to

eee” bury a dead human body in any area of

ground, the Colony which has been declared by
the Administrator in Council pursuant
to the provisions of section 2 of this
Ordinance to be an area to which the
provisions of this Ordinance shall apply
save in a licensed burial ground.

(2) Any person who shall bury
or in any wise assist in the burial of
any dead human body in contravention
of the provisions of subsection (1) of
this section shall be guilty of an offence
and shall be liable on summary convic-
tion to a fine not exceeding fifty dollars
in the currency of the United States of
America or to imprisonment for a term
not exceeding three months,”

VIRGIN
ISLANDS

Commence-
ment,

Short Title.

8/1960,

Substitution
of section 5
of the Prin-
cipal Ordi-
nance.



Vinci 2 Burial
ISLANDS.

Grounds (Amendment) No. 16 of 1963.

Substitution 3. The following section is hereby substitu-

of section 7
of the Princi-
pal Ordinance

“ Regulutions.

ted for section 7 of the Principal Ordinance:—

7. (1) The Administrator in Coun-
cil may make regulations as to the
establishment, management and control
of licensed burial grounds and all places
used as burial grounds. —

(2) The regulations may prescribe
as regards licensed burial grounds and
other places used as burial grounds—

(a) the manner in which they shall
be laid out and the recording
thereof;

(b) the distances of graves from one
another ;

(c) the size and depth of graves;

(d) the number of bodies which may
be buried in one grave;

!
(e) the keeping of registers of inter-
ments;

(f) the fees to be paid for graves
and in respect of burials in licensed
burial grounds, and for any copy
of an entry in a register of: inter-
ments;

(7) in the case of a public licensed
burial ground, for disposing of the
right or erecting and placing any
monument, gravestone, tablet or
monumental inscription in such
burial ground;

(A) preventing the inte-ment of any
dead human body in 1 unsuitable
place, or in any place where, from
the proximity of htiiean dwelling
places ov otherwise, danger to the
pul ce health ight ¢ ise from the
interment, ard for umitng the
tims within which intermeits shall
take place; and



No. 16 of 1963. Burial Grounds (Amendment) 3

(¢) generally, all other matters
necessary for their proper regula-
tion;

(3) The Administrator in Council
may attach to any breach of any regula-
tion made under this section a fine not
exceeding twenty-five dollars in the

currency of the United States of

America or a term of imprisonment not
exceeding one month with or without
hard labour.

4. The following sections are hereby substi-
tuted for sections 8 and 9 of the Principal Ordi-

nance:——
4

“Portions of
Public Licen-
sed Burial
Grounds may
be allotted
to Religious
Denomina-
tions, .

Funeral ser
vices at
burials in
licensed pub-
lio burial
grounds,

8. (1) The Administrator in Coun-
cil may upon petition from any church
or religious denomination direct that
any portion of a licensed public burial
ground be set aside for the burial there-
in of the bodies of members of that
particular church or religious denomina-
tion, and thereupon such portion of the
licensed public burial ground shall be
set aside for such purpose.

(2) Such portion of a licensed ~

public burial ground shall be governed
and managed under the provisions of
the regulations for the time being in
force for the rest of the licensed public
burial ground, in respect of general
management, registration of burials
and fees.

9, Atall burials in a license public
burie! ground, the burial service accord -
ing to the rites 07 the church or religi-
ous_denominstion to which the ceceased
belonged, may Le performed by the
propsr minister or other person in
charve of that cliarca or denomination:

VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Substitution
of sections 8
and 9 of the
Principal
Ordinance.



Virgin) 4 Burial Grounds (Amendment) No. 16 of 1963.

ISLANDS.

Provided that nothing herein shall
extend, or be construed to extend to
making it necessary or compulsory that
a minister of any church or religious

denomination shall be present at any

burial.

Inaertion of 5. The following new sections shall be in-
new section’ serted after section 9 as sections 10, 11 and 12:—

“ Oremation.

Closure of
_ licensed

burial

grounds

“ Body ”
* inoludes
remains.

10. It shall be lawful for the Super-
intendent of Medical Services to permit
the burning of any human remains and
to prescribe in what cases, at what
places, and under what conditions any
such cremation shall take place what is
to be done with the ashes, what fees
are to be paid, what notices, certificates

‘and declarations are to be made and
given before any human remains may

be burned as aforesaid.

11. Whenever it shall appear to
the Administrator in Council that, for
the protection of the public health,
burial in’ any licensed burial ground
should be discontinued, it shall be law-
ful for the Administrator in Council to
order that, after a time to be mentioned
in the order, burials in such licensed
burial ground shall be discontinued.

12. For the purposes of this Ordi-
nance the word “body” includes
remains.”

M. S. STAVELEY,
- President.

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

M. Frax,
Ag. Clerk of the Council.

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

420—11.64,

1964.
[Price 11 cenis.]


VOL. IX. THURSDAY, 3xp DECEMBER,
, ¢ No. 16 of 1963, * The Burial
Notices. Grounds (Amendment) Ordinance

Ii is notified for general informa-
tion that the Honourable IVAN
Dawson, an Elected Member of the
Legislative Council, was duly elected
on the 17th November, 1964, to be a
member of the Executive Council,
and has accordingly hecome tne
Member for ‘Trade and Production.

Administrator's Office,
Road Town, Tortola,
British Virgin Islands.
20th November, 1964.

No. 83.

Appointments, transfers, ete., in
the publie service, with ee ct from
the dates stated, are published for
general information :—

Antigua.
Baprists, C., Appointed Clerical

Assistant, Education Depa nent:

Janu. 1, 64

DUBLIN, Miss H., Clerk, Post Office,
resigned appointment.

Nov. 1, 64
MorGcan, A., Olericai Assistant,
Labour Department, resigned ap-
pointment. Nov. 10, 64
O’Ma4RD, J., Chief Prison Officer, ap-
pointed to act Superintendent

H.M. Prison during the period
29th November, 1964—2nd April,
19:5.

PoTTER, R., Clerk, Customs Depurt-
ment, appointment termenated.
Oct. L1, 64
ROBERTS, Miss D., Appointed Pro-
bationary / Uncertificated ‘Teacher,
Education Department.
Sept. 1, 64

No. 84.

The following Imperial Legislation,
Ordinances and Statutory Rule and
Order are circulated with this Gazette
and form part thereof:—

IMPERIAL LEGISLATION.

1964 No. 1659, “The Admiralty
Jurisdiction (Antigua) Order, 1964.”

4 pp. Price 11 cts.
ORDINANCES
Virgin Islands.
No. 15 of 1963, “The Stamp Act
(Amendment) Ordinance 1963”.
14 pp. Price 31 cts.

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STATUTORY RULE & ORDER.

Montserrai.

No. 26 of 1964, “The Telephone
(Amendment) Regulations, 1964”.
1 pp. price 5 ets.

TO ALL HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
AND ADMINISTRATIVE SECRE-
TARIES.

End of Financial Year 1964.

The Attention of Heads of Depart-
ment and other officers responsible
for expenditure is drawn to Financial
instruction No. 33 which states that
all expenditure chargeable against
votes should, as far as possible, be
paid within the financial year to
which it is properly chargeable.

2. Itis accordingly expressed that
vouchers be submitted to the Treas-
ury on the dates stated hereunder:—

(a) SALARY VOUCHERS, not
later than 5th December, 1964,
(half monthly payments will not
be made).

(6) LABOURERS PAY SHEETS,
not later than the 29th December,
1964. (Wages up to and including
31st December should be paid not
later than the 28th December.)

(c) MERCHANTS’ ACCOUNTS,
not later than the 15th December,
1964.

3. IMPREST ADVANCES, Sub-
Accountants are required to cloge
their Imprest Accounts with the
Accountant General not Jater than
the 30th December, 1964. No pay-
ment from the Imprest should be
made after the 29th December, 1964.

4. RECEIPTS. All Revenue and
other receipts should be paid into
the Treasury as early as possible.
All amounts received on the 31st
December must be paid into the
Treasury and not held over until
1965. All slips for lodgements made
to the Treasury Account in the Bank
must be sent to the Treasury not later
than 2.00 p.m. 31st December, 1964.

5. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
should make every effort to co-op-
erate with the Treasury to ensure
that all vouchers relaiing to their
departments are paid before 2.00 p.m,
on the 3lst December, 1964. In this
connection. it would be appreciated
if an officer from each department
could be detailed to assist the Treas-
ury in this matter.

6. SALARIES will be paid on
17th December and PENSIONS on
the 22nd December, 1964.

H. A. MURDOCH,
Acting Accountant General,

ANTIGUA

THE RKGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PATENTS ACT, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that COSDEN OIL & CHEMICAL
COMPANY of Big Spring, Texas,
U.S.A. have applied for registration
in Antigua of United Kingdom
Patent No. 933340 dated the 28th day
of June, 1960, and issued on the 21st
day of February 1964, and have filed
at the Registrar’s Office at the Court
House, St. John’s, Antigua, a com-
plete 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 we Lours
will be from 9.00 a.m. to 12 noon,

who

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

Dated the 13th day of November,
1964.
O. W. JACK,

Registrar of Putenis.

Registrar’s Off'ce,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua
254 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIKGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

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.

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 3lst Decem-
ber, 1964.

Central Planning Unit
Administration Building
St. John’s
Antigua.

23rd November, 1964.
FP. 27/19.



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



THE Foot AND MoutTH DISEASE
(GUADELOUPE) NoTiIcH, 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
UNIVER=:L OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, Illinois, U.S.A. have

applied for registration in Antigua of
United Kingdom Patent No. 948192
dated the 12th day of June 1961, 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 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 igsue 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.

Reyistr'ar’s Office,
Court House,
St. John’s, Antigua.



ANTIGUA.

THE REGISTRATION OF UNITED
KINGDOM PaTENTS Act, 1925.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS
COMPANY of 30 Algonquin Road,
Des Plaines, U.S.A. have applied for
registration in Antigna of United
Kingdom Patent No. 930760 dated the
20th day of September 1960, 2nd
issued on the 30th day of October
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 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 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.

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

[ December 3, 1964
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 June, 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, etc”. and delivered at
the Administration Building not later
than 3Uth 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 (5Ib 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 1b tins)

Margarine (5lb. and 1 1b. 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 sre 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
December 3, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE, 255

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 does not bind itself 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 Me 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

Pearl Hutchinson
Rosetta Philip
Montaque Richards
John Henry

Dickensonyay Bay St.

Trene 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
Mildrec. Swift
Everette Walling
Florence Bethel

K. 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
256 THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE = [December 3, 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)
Neville 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 Megsien
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 Mussingion
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

Mic :2e!’s Mount
Maurice Michael
Grays Farm
Clarance Christian

Rodney Street
Ebenezer Tonge
Sarah Luke

Rodney Street—(Con?’d)
Rachael James
Ethel Richardson
FE. 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.

Brown

L.
N. Brown
Nevis St.

R. A.
J. A.

Bill] 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
0.8. 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 consisting of the following:—



in Class 45, that is to say, tobacco
whether manufactured or unmanufac-
tured.

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.



RAINFALL FIGURES
Agricultural Department,





Antigua.
Month, 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964
January 384 2.16 677 462 2.99
February 5.09 2.31 0.92 1.12 0.79
March 3.138 1.84 081 O62 1.21
April 1.48 0.74 3.46 1.26 5.04
May 1.49 2.31 4.42 695 4.32
June 1.79 2.90 510 287 1.40
July SOL 4.29 9.68 10.29 3.69
August 258 4.02 9.46 1.85 3.62
Sept. 3.72 243 740 461 4.29
October 370 38.50 2.79 7.27 2.45
Nov. 28th 4.48 6.72 2.53 4.69 1,45





38.06 33.22 47.44 46.05 30.25




December 3, 1964] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. 257

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
MONTSERRAT 4TH NOVEMBER, 1964.

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



in Class 8, that is to say, “Gramophone records and other phonogram carriers; 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.

Bun. W. PRESCOD,
Registrar of Trade Marks.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,
Montserrat 47TH NOVEMBER, 1964.

CULEMBORG EXPLOITATIE MAATSHAPPIJ N.V. 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 Application.

Any person may within three months from the date of the first appearance of this Advertise-
ment in the Antigua, Montserrat & Virgin Islands (razetle, give notice in duplicate at the Trade
Marks Office, Montserrat, of opposition of the said Trade Mark.

Brey. W. Prescop,
Registrar of Trade Marks.
258 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [December 3, 1964
TRADE MARKS OFFICE,

ANTIGUA 5th November, 1964.

ANTON JUSTMAM (AMSTERDAM & LONDON) LIMITED of 2 Dean Stanley Street London, 8, W. England
have applied for Registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following:—



in Class 45, that is to say, tobacco whether manufactured or unmanufactured.
The Applicants claim that they have not ned tha said Trade Mark in respect of the said goods before the date «f

their said Application.

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

registration of the said Trade Mark.
O. W. JACK,
Reyistrar of Trade Marks.

TRADE MARKS OFFICE,

ANTIGUA, 5th November, 1964.

CARRERAS LIMITED of Christopher Martin Road, Basildon Essex have applied for Registration of one Trade
Mark consisting of the following:—

an : :
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te eae



“We NAAVYO



in Class 45, that is to say, all goods included in Class 45
The Applicants claim that they have used the said Trade Mark in respect of the said goods since June 1963 before
the date of their 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 duplicat at the Trade Marks Office, Antigua, of opposition to

registration of the said Trade Mark.
O. W. JAcK.
Regisrar of Trade Marks.
[December 3, 1964.] THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GA/ETTE, 25

Christian and Surname at length. | Place of abode.

Antigua Circuit.



Abbott, Leonard

Abbott, Norris

Abbott, Nora

Ahye, Jean

Alloway, Richard

Allen, Alfred

Allen, St. Clair
Alexander, Iola
Alexander, Uttley
Ambrose, Stafford Ernest
Antonio, Lawrence
Athill, John

Antonio, Malcolm

Anjo, Lawrence Roderiques

Bahri, Antonio

Bailey, Derrick

Bailey, Donald

Barnes, Irving Edward Alexander
Barnes, Leonard

Barnes, Viola

Barretto, Marie

Barretto, John

Barretto, Manoel

Bascus, Robin

Baynes, Ella Shirley D.
Bell Austin

Benjamin, Edgar Alexander
Barretto, Angelo

Benjamin, Alister F.
Benjamin, Everet
Benjamin, Eulalie
Benjamin, Ruby

Bennett, Harold John
Bento, Alvro

Bento, Fabian

Birde, Arthur

Blackett, John

Blackman, Herman
Bridges, Dennis

Bridges, Denzil

Bridges, Neville

Brumant Bernice

Brumant, Bruno

Burton, Irma

Brown, Jr. James Adolphus Nibb:
Brown, Joshua

Brown, Ralph Arthur Lindsay
Brown, Robert

Byron, Kenny J. KE.

Byron, Winifred

Buckley, Edgar

Burton, Helen E.

Brown, Barbara Elaine

Camacho, Alexander
Camacho John

Carlos, Gloria
Carmichael, Victor
Carr, William

Cave, Alice EF.

Chai, Raymond George
Challenger, Aubrey
Challenger, Una
Chambers, Gertrude
Chamhers, Arnold Picart
Charles, Geraldine
Charles, Joseph A.
Chambers, Edmund
Christian, Donald
Christian, Clarence

|

JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965.

(oa















| Calling. | Nature of Qualification. | Re-
oe aa Peat ie | marks
|. ! | $ |
' City | Mechanic Income 240.00 p.a.
Sanderson | Overseer Salary 240.00 ,,
Church Street | Shopkeeper Income 240.00 _,,
' Ottos | Clerk Income 240.00 ,, |
| City | Shopkeeper ‘Income 240.00 ,, |
i ons Clerk [Salary 240.00 ,, |
| Ovals | . 5 es 7
| St. John’s Shopkeeper | Income S %
| City | Proprietor - Sy re |
St. John’s Vil. | Clerk /Salary 240.00 __,, |
City | ” } ” ” ” |
s Merchant Income “
Briggins Road | Clerk i Salary 240.00 ,,
i i as . 960.00 ,, i S.J.
St. John’s | Merchant ‘Income 240.00 ,,
Michael’s Village | Insurance Agent | Salary 240.00 ,,
City ‘Olerk I ays 960.00 ,, | S.J.
Cedar Grove Joiner Income 960.00 _ ,, | S.J.
3 i as *s 960.00 —,, | S.J.
St. John’s Clerk Salary 240.00 ,,
ie | Shopkeeper | 3 240.00 ,,
City Pe 3 960.00 ,, S.J.
” ” 3 960.00 —,, S.J.
Lyons’s Estate Manager Salary 240.00 ,,
Villa Clerk 3 240.00 ,,
Parliam Road ra ss 960.00 __,, S.J,
City Merchant ne 960.00 __,, S.J
Bolans Shopkeeper Pa 960.00 ,, | SJ.
City Clerk 4 240.00,
” ” ” 240.00 ”
St. John’s ' Income 240.00 _,,
Factory Road Shopkeeper i? 240.90 ,,
Tomlinsons Asst. Manager ” 960.00 ,, S.J.
City Merchant ‘5 960.00 __,, S.J.
7 oe Salary 960.00 ,, | SJ.
Long Street %5 Income 240.00 ,,
City Distiller Salary 240.00 _,,
- Clerk “s 240.00 ,,
. Barber Income 240.00 ,,
Martin’s Village Salesman: oe 240.00,
City Shopkeeper Salary 240.00 _,,
e Clerk Income 240.00 ,.
7 Printer Salary 240.00 ,,
e Clerk Income 240.00 _,,
. ss Salary 960.00 _,, S.J.
Potters Peasant Proprietor Income 240.00 _,,
City Clerk Salary 240.00 _,,
o Printer ” 7 ”
St. John’s Clerk Income 240.00 _,,
3 Housewife “i 240.00 ,,
Hodges Bay Clerk 7 240.00 —,,
Renfrew | Housewife : ” ” |
City ” 9” 99 ” |
City Busines Manager Salary 960.00 ,, S.J
% Merchant | Income 960.00 ,, S.J.
Kentish Village Clerk fh ase 240.00 ,,
City Editor |Salary 240.00 _,,
+ Mechanic | Income PA 7
Friars Hill Co. Secretary ios ” ”
City Merchant 1 9s 7 7
” Clerk i Salary 960.00 ,, S.J.
Fort Road om i Income 240.00 ,,
' City Merchant i" 7 7
All Saints ” ” 960.00 ” SAF
City Clerk Income 240.00 _,,
Parham Road Overseer is 5 "
City Clerk % 960.00 __—i,, S.J.
| Fort Road Joiner ” ” » SJ.
‘ Side Hill Builder & Contractor __,, 9 S.J.
260 THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE. [December 3, 1964.]
JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965—(conid).



\



















Christian and Surname at Length. Place of abode. | Calling Nature of Qualification Eee

| | $ |

Christian, Morris | City Sugar Curer \Salary 240.00 p.a.

Christopher, Marcus | Kentisb Village | Sales Clerk oo ” ”

Challenger, Vasco | City | Kisherman Income 246.00 ,, |

Coates, Cox Pe | Cabinet Maker fi Nay ” “

Cooke, Walter R. | Comfort Hall | Manager Salary 960.00 ., | SS

Cools-Lartigue, Hugh Joseph City | Clerk re 7 r | S.J.

Cort, Lionel Gunthorpes Sugar Curer " 7 | SJ.

Cort, Candace 53 Clerk Income 240.00 ,,

Cort, Patrick oy Sugar Curer % $ i

Crawford, Strickland Gerald City Shoemaker 7 3 ”

Cummings, Oliver Osborne Village Electrician $5 ‘s o

Daniel, Hesketh Maurice City Shopkeeper Income 960.00 ,, S.J

Daniel, Malcolm + 5 240.00 ,,

Daniel, Ruby Gs Housewife 7. *

Davis, Dalma {Clare Hall Joiner ” ” ”

Davis, Joseph Alexander City Builder & Contrator 3 960 7 S.J.

Davis, Oliver J. a Business Manager Salary 960 - S.J.

Denully, John % 7 Income _,, si S.J.

Denully, John Jr. - 7 Salary 240 ”

DeSuza, George 7 Distiller Income 7 ss

DeFreitas, Allen 3 Electrician . 7 3

Derrick, George Grays Hill Clerk Salary s i

de la Bastide, David Hodges Bay Grocery Manager 3 960 os S.J.

Dew, Ernest Dalmar ” Engineer os i

De Silvia, Ronald City Clerk m 240 os

Dias, John Baptiste ” ” ” ” ”

Dickenson, Dennis Jennings Mechanic Income 960 9 S.J.

Dickenson, Foster Willocks Overseer Salary 240 os

Dickenson, Lawrence Creekside Manager $, 960 5 S.J.

Dickenson, Thomas Church Street Dental Mechanic Income 3 a S.J.

Donoghue, Beryl St. Johh’s Clerk Salary 240 %

Donoghue, Stella ” ” ” ” ”

Doram, Donelly City 7 Salary 960 3 S.J.

Dorset, Lucien Ottos ” ” 240 ”

Dow, Charlesworth City ys ” ” ”

Dow, Guy ” ” ” ” ”

Dow, Yolande V. ” ” Income 240 3

Edwards, Alfonso De Shield Parham Clerk Salary 960 . S.J.

Edwards, Edmund Jennings Tailor Income 240 7

Edwards, Dennis City Aircraft Refueller Salary 3 S

Edwards, Hubert 5 Mechanic Income ry, “s

Edwards, Norman - as Clerk Salary os ss

Edwards, Bonilyn M. St. John’s 7 Income _,, sy

Edwards, Keith 3 Shopkeeper % 3 fe

Edwards, Sylvester New Winthorpe Clerk Salary 3 7

Elmes, Clarence St. John’s Dispenser ” 7 ”

Evanson, Mauriva | Drake Street Clerk 5 % %

Evanson, Patrick : . s a a

Farara, Emanuel | City Business Manager Income 960 ” S.J.

Farara, Jayme | oo os Salary 7 3 8.J.

Faustin, Vernon No. 2 New St. Clerk Salary 240 sy

Fernandez, Joseph 3 Business Manager Income 960 a S.J.

Fernandez, John ar yy a 240 7

Fernandez, Edna M. St. John’s Milliner 3 i ie

Francis, Francis A. | ” Merchant Salary is 4

Francis, Glen ” Clerk ” ” ”

Francis, Keith Nelson Street ” ” ” ”

Francis, William Comfort Hall Overseer 3 ” 7

Foster, Theodore F. B. St. John’s Printer Income _,,

Gardener, James Newfield Shopkeeper Income 240 »

Gardiner, Basil St. John’s Tailor os 6 <3

George, Hubert Market Street Merchant +5 3 sg

Gilead, Claxton City Printer 49 ” ”

Goatha, Aubrey High Street Clerk Salary s 7

Gomes, Bernard Blackmans Planter 5 a ”

Gomes, Raymond Newfield Shopkeeper Income _,, ‘“

Gomes, Arthur Potters Clerk Salary 7 =

Gomes, Joan Martin’s Village 7 ” ‘6 53 |

Gomez, Kenneth City Merchant Income 960 ” S.J.
December 3, 1964.]

JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965—(conid).

THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE 261













Christian and Surname at Length. Place of abode Calling Nature of Qualification ee
$

Gonsalves, Arnold City Clerk Salary 240 p.a.

Gonsalves, Cyril as 3 . . as

Gonsalves, Carlton 3 i. “s 3 i

Gonsalves, Lawrence Arthur 3 Shopkeeper Income 960 ,, S.J.
Gonsalves, Lawrence Fort Road Clerk Salary 240. —,,

Gonsalves, Rephine Liberta Shopkeeper a na *

Gonsalves, Reginald City Clerk re s 3

Goodwin, Basil Caradoc i JV" soe +4 960 _ a, S.J.
Goodwin, Harry Leon All Saints Barber Income 240 ,,

Goodwin, James Emannel Liberta Shopkeeper 3 : ee

Goodwin, Joseph Warneford City Clerk Salary 960 _ a, S.J.
Goodwin, Carmen 3 4 Income 240 _,,

Gordon, Stuart A. Parham Shopkeeper ‘5 240 =,

Gore, Rupert City Clerk Salary ‘ i

Grant, Alexander Clare Hall Salesman Income 960 ,, S.J.
Gould, Cyril Victor City Clerk Salary 240 ,,

Gonsalves, Agatha St. John’s . Income 240 ,,

Halstead, Donald City Sales Agent Income 240 p.a

Hamilton, Alfonso Builder & Contractor | ,, 960 __,, S.J
Hampson, George Alexander Gunthorpes Mechanic Salary 240,

Hector, Rupert City Shopkeeper Income 240 _,,

Henry, Aman Ovals Tailor re - ee

Henry, Dennis Sc. Clairs Manager Salary 960s, S.J.
Halliday, Allan Ernest Long Street Labour Foreman Salary 240 p.a

Hill Eileen Golden Grove Clerk Salary 240 p.a

Hill, Laurel St. John’s Shopkeeper Income 240 pa

Henry, Kenneth City Tailor ss 240,

Henry, Kenneth “ Butcher és 7 5

Henzell, Frank Louis Peregrine Long Island Business Manager Salary 960, S.J.
Hewlett, John Dalrymple City Clerk a 240,

Hill, Leslie 7 se 7 i +

Hodge, George 7 7 ” ”” ”

Horseford, Ivan ‘ 7 a 960 ,, S.J.
Treland, George City Shopkeeper Income 960 __,, S.J.
Tsaac, Cecil Leonard 7 | Clerk Salary 960, S.J.
Isaac, William ; Clare Hall | Contractor Income 240 _,,

Jacobs, Fitzroy St. Johnston Vill. Insurance Agent Salary 240 p.a

James, Rolston Martins Village Taxi Driver - 240 p.a

James, Alfred Jr. All Saints Clerk. Salary 240 p.a

James, Alfred All Saints Shopkeeper Income 240 _,,

James, Cyril W Bethesda 3 iy 240,

James, Earl Ebenezer Insurance Agent Salary 240 p.a

James, George L. C. Golden Grove Contractor Income ” pe

James, Samuel Pigotts Clerk Salary .. :

Jarvis, Malcolm E. Falmouth Clerk ie 240,

James, Joshua A. Factory Electrician Income 240 p.a.

Jardine, Morris City s ” ” ”

Jeffrey, William St. John’s Shopkeeper Income 240.00,,

John, George Elisha George City Merchant Salary 960, S.J.
Johnson, Clarence Pe Stevedore is 240,

Joseph, Alexis ” Clerk ” ” ”

Joseph, Dennis 5 Ship Contractor Income 3 ”

Joseph, Thomas Girthwick Josiah Proprietor Income 960 __,, S.J.
Joseph, Samuel 7 Garage Proprietor Income 240 _,,

Joseph, Eva | Bishopgate St. Housewife Salary 240 p.a.

Karam, Maurice City Merchant Income 960 _,, S.J.
Karam, Rose City Merchant Income 240.00 ,,

Khoury, Elisha City 45 Income 240 _,,

Khoury, Mitchell . Clerk Income. ,, c

Kelsick, Gloria J. City Clerk Income 240.09 ,,

Jxirwan, Ashley City Mechanic Salary 240

Knight, Reginald (1) Ovals 5 Income 240 ,,

Knowles, James Powell 4 Salary 240 —C,,

Knowles. Oliver “s Builder & Contractor | Salary 960, S.J.
Kiernan, Kenneth John | Tomlinsons Co. See. 5 960g, S.J.
Kirnon, John | St. George’s Street | Business Manager Income 240° p.a.

King, James Allen St. John’s Clerk Salary 240,

Knight, Reginald (2) | Ottes | de Income 240 ,,

Kirwan, William | Cily Mechanic 5 Be ks




262

THE ANTIGUA MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE.

JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965—(contd).

| December 3, 1964,



Re-















Christian and Surname at length Place of Aodbe Calling Nature of Qualification acl
| $

Lake, Henzil Kentish Village Clerk Salary 960 7 S.J.
Lake, Arthur Vernons Road s a 240 3
Lake, Richard C. | St. John’s Merchant Income 960.00 ,, S.J.
Lake, Vere | Gray’s Hill Insurance Agent Salary 240.00 ,,
Lambert, Doreen Forth Road Housewife Income 240 p.a
Longford, Egbert Carlisle Planter Salary 240
Laurent, Joseph City Druggist Income 7 Pr
Laviscount, John City Mechanic Salary 7 3
Lewis, George 3 Clerk Salary 960 5 S.J
Lewis, Rupert sy | Druggist i os ‘s S.J
Lewis, Walter Potters Shopkeeper Income 240 3
Laronde, Gertrude is Business Manager Income . - |
Looby. Ercille | Kentish Village Clerk Salary 240 "
Lord, Munro | Yorks Overseer Salary + "9
Luke, Richard Keathroy | City Merchant . 960 i S.J.
Luke, Vincent I 45 Clerk Income 240
Lord, Hugh B. ly" Tailor : Pe A
Mack, Philosese | Ottos Joiner Income 240 p.a
Maguire, Joyce Skerrits Clerk Income 240 A

aynard, Majorie | St. John’s Tousewife Income ae 5
Martin, Charles | Ottos Clerk Salary 240 ”
Martin, George | Ottos Proprietor Income Pe fe
Martin, Arthur Clerk Salary : ”
Mason, Keith ae ” ” \ ei
Mason, Ernest 7 Mechanic Income 4 ‘5
Messiah, Wm. Cornelius Adolphus Pigotts Carpenter . i %
Mendes, Daphne Crosbies Clerk Salary 240 p.a
Maynard, Bernard Forth Road Clerk Salary a -
Mc. Master, Rupert St. Johnston Vill. $3 1 i. 3
Matthew, Edgar Factory Sales clerk 3 sy <
Matthew, Griffith | Gunthropes | Mechanic Salary _ 3
Matthews, Walter City Garage Proprietor Income Pa “
Maynard, George Edward 7 Clerk Income 960 5s S.J.
Maynard, Lawrence a Clerk Salary oy -
Mellangon, Carol Montpellier Overseer Income 240 3
Me. Kinnon, Samuel Villa Area Tavern Proprietor " ” ”
Mendes, Norris Ferdinand J. City Garage Proprietor ” - ”
Mendes, Daniel ” Clerk Salary ” ”
Merchant, Joseph Ottos Driver ” 7 ‘s
Mc. Donald, Frank Ovals Watch Repairer Income 3 7
Mc. Donald, Ella St. John’s Clerk 7 240 7
Michael, Claude Burkes Overseer Salary 240 7
Michael, Maurice City | Merchant Income __,, ‘
Michael, Micthell City Merchant 7 960 Si, S.J.
Maxwell, Lorna St. John’s Clerk + 240,
Meade, Noel Coolidge a 3 * ”
Mulcare, Joseph Josiah Villa ” ” ” ”
Murray, Gladys Otios Housewife ” ” ”
Moore, Hilton City Clerk Salary 5 ae
Moore, Walter 3 Peasant Propreitor Income 240 s
Mollyneaux, James " Clerk Salary 7 Pm
Murray, Casford Llewellyn es Merchant Income 960 oe S.J.
Myers, Joseph Adolphus Parham Clerk Salary 240 |
Merchant, Job Alexander Ottos Painter Income ” ”
Mair. Tan | Hodges Bay Architect Income 960 $5 S.J
Nanton, Robert City Importer Salary 960 * S.J.
Norde, Dunstan St. Johnston Vill. ” oar 240 5
Nunes, Francis Montpellier Manager 4 960 a S.J.
O’Keiffe, Hanley St. John’s Builder Income 240 3
Owen, Gertrude St. John’s | Clerk Income 240 3
O’Rielly, Timothy City Business Manager -Income 960 r S.J
Owen, Charles Gilbert | Overseer Salary 240 3
Odlum, Roma M. St. John’s Clerk ‘3 240 3
Palmer, Anthony? Hodges Bay Manager Salary 960 ” S.J.
Parris, Gouldbourne Ovals Printer 5s 240 si
Perry, Leopold Alexis Ottos Lane Druggist Income 240 3
Perry, Percival C. St. John’s Shopkeeper a 240 3
Pestaina, Raymond City Clerk Salary ii -
Pestaina, Frank ” ” ” ” ”
Peters, Cecil Foster runthorpes Mechanic 7 ” 7
Philip, Majorie St. Mary’s &

Temple Streets Clerk
December 3, 1964.] THE ANTIGUA, MONTSERRAT & VIRGIN ISLANDS GAZETTE 2638



Christian and Surname at length.

Place of Abode.



Phillip, Theophilus W.
Phillip, Charles

Pigott, Arnold

Pigott, Emil Milo
Pilgrim, Gabeline
Punter, Percival
Phillip, Pearl

Paratt, John

Rabes, Clement
Raeburn, Raymond
Rae, George
Ramsay. Rupert
Reid, Lucien McKinley
Richards, Albert
Richards, Berkley
Richardson, Alfred
Richardson, Earl
Roberts, Arthur
Roberts, Irene
Roberts, John
Rock, John

Salmon, Alfred
Salmon, Charlesworth
Sampson, Sarah A.
Samuel, Josiah
Samuel, George
Samuel, Joshua
Samuel, Genevieve
Samuel, Veronica
Saunders, Basil
Savoury, Eunice
Scott Johnson, Edward
Semper, Charles
Senhouse, Andrew
Shoul Conrad

Shonl, John Ferdinand
Shoul, Ian

Shoul, Stephen
Simon, Arnold
Simon, Stella

Skerrit, Spencer
Smith, Christopher
Spencer, Colin
Spencer, Melvin
Stamers, Ronald
Sweeney, Emil

Swift, Victor

Smith, Llewellyn

Techeira, Kenneth
Terry, James

Thibou, Anderson
Thibou, Ieson Cox
Thibou, Percy
Thomas, James
Tomlinson, Arnold
Tomlinson, Auckland
Tamlinson, Ruth
Tonge, Teddy
Turner, Alexander
Tully, Kenrick
Tyrell, Horace George
Tyrell, Pamella Edith

Underwood, James Hermon

Walling, Kverad

Waldron, Leonard
Walker, Cecil

Walker, “‘harles Frederick
Walter. George

Walter, Stanley

Watt. es.sar

| Ottos Lane
| City

| Hodges Bay

St. John’s
St. Clair
Ottos

| Willikies
' City

Fort Road
City

City

Fort Road
Fort Road
| City
| City

Ottos

South Street
St. John’s
City

Ottos
Potters

St Georges St.
Corn Alley
City

Scotts Hill
City



St. John’s
Coolidge
City

St. John’s

City

St. John’s
Villa
Gunthorpes
Cedar Valley
St. Johnston Vil.
Church Lane
Church Street
City

Newgate Street

City

or

99

Potters

City
Hodges Bay
City
Tomlinsons
Tomlinsons

Villa

Jennings
City

1 City

|



| o99
{

oe

JURORS’ LIST FOR THE YEAR 1965—(conta).





















. ae .
ee ee as Re-
Calling. | Nature of Qualification. ares
| Electrician Salary 240 p.a.
| Druggist | 9 ae
| Merchant ” 99
Barber Income 960 ,, S.J.
Clerk Salary 240 ,,
Boatswain bg6 ey
Clerk Income 240 ,,
Business Manager Salary sat ies
Laundry Manager Income 240 ,,
Proprietor Income 960 ,, S.J.
Contractor Income 240 ,,
Shopkeeper Income ass
Clerk | Salary ae
39 ” 960 99 8.J.
Insurance Agent Salary 240 ,, p.a.
= 3 240 ,, p.a.
Builder Salary 240 ,,
Clerk Income 240 p.a.
Carpenter Salary $240 p.a.
Clerk Salary i
Tailor Income ee
Clerk Salary $240 p.a.
Clerk Income ae. os
Caterer Income ae a
Clerk Salary ae 4e
Mechanic Salary $240 ,,
Clerk Salary $240 p.a.
Clerk Salary 240 ,,
, Carpenter Income oo as
Housewife Income 240 ,,
Business Manager Salary 960 ,, i S.J.
Shopkeeper Income 240 ,,
Printer Income 240 .,
Clerk Income 240 ,,
Merchant Income 960 ,, S.J.
Merchant Tnecome 960 ,, S.J.
Clerk Income 240 ,,
Clerk Salary ay
” Income eee
Clerk Salary $240 ,.
Shopkeeper Income eT
Planter Income oe
Garage Proprietor Tucome as. ta
Clerk Salary aS
Clerk Salary as
Clerk ” ” ”
Clerk Salary $240 ,,
Business Manager Salary 960 ,, S.J.
Tailor Income 240 ,,
Clerk Salary Se
) Clerk Salary Sy. . 269
Clerk | Salary oo
Clerk | Salary on ,
i Clerk | Salary 960 ,, S.J.
| as ‘Income 240 ,,
Clerk a 240 p.a.
Tailor 7 240 p.a.
Business Manager Salary 960 ,, S.J.
Artist Painter Income 240 ,,
Manager [Salary 960, S.J.
Business Manager |Income 240 ,,
|
Insurance Agent Salary 240 p.a.
Ch rk | Salary 240 ,,
Merchant Incovne $240 p.a.
Dispenser (Salary 4, 3
| Photographer | Ineeme 960 7 S.J.
| Farner Ineoine 240 3
Merchant | Income 960, S.J.
Clerk Income 240 ,,




Winter, Igal











Christian and Surname at length. Place of abode. Calling. | Nature of Qualification. laael
ee een :
Watts, James Burkes Overseas Salary _,,
Warren, Leroy Ottos Clerk Salary $240 ,,
- Warren, Charles City Manager Salary ,, 7
Watkins, Lissue Ovals Clerk Salary $240 p.a.
Watson, James Gunthorpes Manager Income 960 _,, S.J.
Weathered, Robert City Clerk Salary $960 _,, S.J
Weathered, William Vere ” 7 Income 240 ,,
Weathered, Edith M. St. John’s 3 iIncome ,, ”
Waison, Reginald Gunthorpes Sugar Boiler Income ,, s
Walker, Elma M. Parham Road Cierk Income ,, ‘
Wescott, Charles | Crosbies Planter Income 960 ” S.T.
Whenner, George Parham Clerk Salary 240 5
White, Arthur City Clerk Income 960 7 S.J.
Williams, Wilfred City Garage Proprietor Income 240 +
Williams, Peter City Clerk Salary ee
Williams, Wingrove Everette Newgate Street Garage Proprietor Salary $240 p.a.
Willock, Peter Neil Newgate Street Clerk Saiary $240 p.a.
Wilson Alexander Villa Accountant Salary 960 ,, S.J.
City Stevedore | Salary oo S.J.
NOTICE.

The above are the persons whom it is proposed should be inserted in the Juror’s Register for the year 19(
The list will be revised at the sitting of the Magistrate’s Court to be holden at St. John’s on the 21st day of Decemb
1964 at 10.00 a.m. and the Magistrate’s may then make such changes therein as he may think fit, either by adding

striking out names, or otherwise.

Any person, whether included or not included in the said list, may then apps

personally, or by his counsel or solicitor, and claim that he is, or is not liable to serve as a Common or special jur:
as the case may be, or, if unable to attend personally, may give the Magistrate notice in writing of his claim, supporti
it by such evidence as he may think, and the Magistrate will then, as far he reasonably can, inquire into the clai
The Magistrate’s decision in revising the list will be conclusive and all persons included in the said list, after it I
been revised by the Magistrate will be liable during the year 1960 to be summoned and serve aS Common or spec
jurors, as the case may be, notwithstanding any disqualification or exemption other than illness or unavoidable accide

Dated this 2nd day of December, 1964.

OSWALD W. JACK,
Registrar for the Antigua Circuit.

Notice of Appointment of Trustee.

Debtor’s Name
Address
Description
Court

Number of Matter
Trustee’s name
Address

Description

Date of Appointment

The Bankruptcy Act, Cap. 1.

—



JEFFERY, WILLIAM

Briggins Road, Antigua

Restaurant Keeper

Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leewar
Islands in the Antigua Circuit

Miscallaneous No. 3A of 1963

Davis, ARTHUR STUART

St. Johnston’s Village Antigua

Real Estate Agent

4th November, 1964

O. W. JACK,

Registrar,
Supreme Court.

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STATUTORY INSTRUMENT

1964 No. 1659
OVERSEAS TERRITORIES



15th October, 1964
16th October, 1964

Made

Coming into Operation
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 15th day of October, 1964

Present,
The Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Her Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the power vested in
Her by section 56 of the Administration of Justice Act 1956(a) and
of all other powers enabling Her in that behalf, is pleased, by and
with the advice of Her Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby
ordered, as follows:—

1.—(1) This Order may be cited as the Admiralty J Jurisdiction
(Antigua) Order 1964.

(2) This Order shall come into operation on 16th October, 1964.

2. The Colonial Courts of . Admiralty Act 1890(b) shall, in
relation to the Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and
- Leeward Islands, have effect as if for the reference in subsection (2)
of section 2 thereof to the Admiralty jurisdiction of the High
Court in England there were substituted a reference to the
Admiralty jurisdiction of that court as defined by section 1 of the
Administration of Justice Act 1956 subject to the adaptation and
modification of the said section 1 that is specified in the First
Sohedule to this Order.

8. The provisions of sections 3, 4, 6,7, and.8 of Part I of the
Administration of Justice Act 1956 shall extend to Antigua with the
adaptations and modifications that are specified in Column II of the
Second Sehedule to this Order.

W. G. Agnew.



i. (a) 4 & 5 Bliz, 2. 0, 46. (b) 58 & 54 Vict. c. 27.

7. 7A77
CAP a

Citation and
commence-
ment,

Admiralty
jurisdiction
of Supreme

‘ Court of the

Windward
Islands and
Leeward
Tslands,

Application
of provisions
of Adminis- °
tration of
Justice Act
1956 to
Antigua.
Article 2.

Artiole 3.

FIRST SCHEDULE

ADAPTATION AND MODIFICATION OF SECTION 1 OF THE
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT 1956

In subsection (1) the words “and any other jurisdiction connected
with ships and aircraft vested in the High Court apart from this
section which is for the time being assigned by rules ot-court to the
Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division ” shall be deleted.

SECOND SCHEDULE

PROVISIONS OF PARTE I OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT
1956 EXTENDED TO ANTIGUA AND ADAPTATIONS AND MODI-
FICATIONS THERETO

Column I Column IT

Section 20. u., vee ve In subsections (1), (3), (5), (6) and
(7), the words “ the High Court,
the Liverpool Court of Passage,
and any county court”’ shall be
deleted and the words “the
Supreme Court of the Windward
Islands and Leeward Islands”
shall be substituted;
In subsection (2) the words “the
High Court ” shall be deleted
and the words “the Supreme
Court of the Windward Islands
and Leeward Islands” shall be
substituted; ‘
In subsection (4) the words “ High
Court and (where there is such
jurisdiction) the Admiralty juris-
diction of the Liverpool Court of
Passage or any county court”
- shall be deleted and the words
- ; “Supreme Oourt of the Wind-
ward Islands and Leeward
-Islands”’ shall be substituted ;
In subsection (8) the words “ En-
gland and Wales” ghall be
deleted and the word “ Antigua”
shall be substituted.

Section 4 0. on vee Subsection (1) shall be deleted and
the following subsection shall
be substitnted:—

“ (1) No courtin Antigua shall
entertain an action in person-
am to enforce 4 claim to which
this section applies unless—
(a) the defendant has his
habitual residence or a
place of business in
Antigua ; or
(b) the cause of action arose
within the territorial
‘waters of Antigua; or
3

(c) an action arising out of the same in-

cident or series of incidents is proceeding
in the court or has been heard and
determined in the court,

In this subsection “territorial waters of
Antigua” include any port, dock or
harbour in Antigua”’,

In subsection (2) the words “in~ England
and Wales’ shall be deleted and the
words “in Antigua” shall be substituted,
and the words “ outside England and
Wales” shall be deleted and the words
“outside Antigua ” shall be substituted ;

' In subsection (5) the words “the High
Court” shall be deleted and the words

‘*the Supreme Court of the Windward

Islands and Leeward Islands” shall be

substituted;
Subsection (6) shall be omitted.
Section 6 save fs cen The words ** England and Wales” shall be

deleted and the word “ Antigua” shall
be substituted.

Section 7 oe bees seve Subsection (1) shall be deleted and the
following subsection shall be gub-
stituted :—

‘Section six hundred and eighty-
eight of the Merchant Shipping Act
1894(a) (which relates to the detention
of ships by customs officers in certain
cases) shall cease to have effect, but
nothing in this Part of the Act affects
the provisions of section twenty-three
of the Receivers of Wreck Aot of the
Leeward Islands(b) (which relates to
the power of a receiver of wreck to
detain a ship in respect of a salvage
claim). ”

Subsection (2) shall be omitted.

LT







EXPLANATORY NOTE

(This Note 18 not part of the Order, but is intended to indicate
its general purport.)

This Order provides that the Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and
ueeward Islands, which is a Colonial Court of Admiralty, shall have the Admiralty
urisdiction of the High Court of Englaid, as defined in section 1 of the Adminis-
ation of Justice Act 1956, with certain modifications. It also extends certain of
he provisions contained in Part I of that Act to Antigua.

(a) 57 & 58 Vict. c. 60.
(bd) Federal Acts of the Leeward Islands, Rev. 1927, Cap. 155,

(19/35375) (Pink 1342) 20 9/64 St.S, CM 335/022 (17.9.64.)
STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS





1964 No.
OVERSEAS TERRITORIES —
The Admiralty Jurisdiction (Antigua) Order 1964

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Antigua, Leeward Islands,
by Rosert LInDsay, Government Printer—By Authority.
1964.
520—~-12.64. . [Price 11 cents. |
No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment)
Ordinance,
[L.S.]

I AssEnt,
M. S. StraveEtey,
Administrator.
Ath October, 1965.

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 15 of 1963.

An Ordinance to amend further the Stamp Act
(Cap. 135).

[7th October, 1963.]

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Stamp
Act (Amendment) Ordinance, 1963, and shall be
read as one with the Stamp Act, (Cap. 135), as
amended, hereinafter called the Principal Act.

2. Section 3 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) inserting the words “and signs” between
x g oD
the word “ words ” and the word “ have ”’;
and

(6) inserting the following definitions immedi-
ately bef ore t he definition — of
“ Executed ”

“cent” and “c.” mean cent in the cur-

rency of the United States of America;

“ dollar’ ““$”’ mean dollar in the cur-

rency of the United States of America.

8. Section 6 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ Treasury, Post
Office, Branch Post Office, Sub- Post Office” for the
words Treasury or Post Office” occurring therein,

3209299

2
Tee VT

VirGIN
IsLanps,

Commence-
ment,

Short title,

Cap. 135.
11/30, 32/37.
7139, 13/39,
12/41, 8/42,
5/51, 19/53,
1/55,

S. RB. & O,
1956, No, 22.

Amendment
of section 3
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 6
of the Prin-
cipal Act,
VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Amendment
of seotion 14
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 18
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of subseetion
(1) of section
20 of the
Prinvipal
Act.

Amen Iment
of subsection
(2) of section
25 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendment,
of subsection
(3) of section
28 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendmont
of snbsection
Clo of section
29 of the
Principal
Act,

Atmendment
of subsection
(1) of section
37 of the
Principal
Act.

2 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
Ordinance,

4. Section 14 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) deleting the words “in any foreign or
colonial currency ”; and

(b) substituting the words “in the currency of
the United States of America ” for the
words “in British currency ’

5. Section 18 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by-—

(a) substituting the words “thirty dollars”
for the words “ ten pounds ”’ wherever the
latter occurs; and

(0) substituting the words “ eight per centum
per annum ” for the words “ eight pounds
per centum per annum ”

6. Subsection (1) of section 20 of the Prin-
cipal Actis hereby amended by substituting thie
words ‘‘ one dollar” for the words “ five shillings ”
occurring therein.

7. Subsection (2) of section 25 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by substituting the
word “ thirty dollars” for the words “ ten pounds”
occurring therein.

8. Subsection (3) of section 28 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended. by substituting the
words “‘ thirty dollars ” for the words “ten pounds”
occurring therein.

9. Subsection (1) of section 29 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by substituting the
words “one hundred and forty dollars’’ for the
words “‘ fifty pounds ” occurring therein.

10. Subsection (1) of section 37 of the Prin-

cipal Act is hereby amended by—
(a) deleting the words “ cheque,”; and

(b) inserting the words “and a cheque” im-
mediately after the word “ banknote”’
No 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment) 3
‘Ordinance, .

11. Subsection (1) of section 43 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by—

(a) substituting the words “ ten dollars” for
the words “ forty shillings”; and

(6) substituting the words “thirty dollars ”
for the words “ten pounds” occurring
therein.

12. Section 44 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ thirty dollars ”
for the words ‘“‘ ten pounds ”’ occurring therein.

18. Subsection (2) of section 46 of the Prin-
cipal Act is hereby amended by substituting the
words “one hundred and forty dollars” for the
words “‘ fifty pounds ” occurring therein.

14. Section 48 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words ‘‘one hundred
and forty dollars” for the words “ fifty pounds”
occurring therein.

15. Section 51 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by—

(a) substituting the words “‘ three dollars ”’ for
the words “ twenty shillings”; and,

(5) substituting the words “fifteen dollars”
for the words “five pounds” occurring
therein.

16. Section 60 of the Principal Actis hereby

amended by substituting the words “two dollars”
for the words “ ten shiltngs”’ occurring therein.

17. Section 62 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ three hundred
dollars” for the sign and figures “£100” occurring
therein.

18. Section 73 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by deleting the sign “ £” therefrom.

19. Section 76 of the Principal Act is hereby
amended by substituting the words “ three hundred
dollars”? for the words “one hundred pounds”
occurring therein.

V1RGIN
IsLANDS.

Amendment
of subsection
(1) of section
43 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendment
of section 44
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of subsection
(2) of section
46 of the
Principal
Act.

Amendment
of seetion 48
of the Prin-

cipal Act.

Amendment
of-section 51
of the Prin.
cipal Act.

Amendment

. of section 60

of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 62
of the Prin-
cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 73
of the Prin-

cipal Act.

Amendment
of section 76
of the Prin-
cipal Act.
Virciy
IsLANDS.

Amendment
of section
79F of the
Principal
Act.

Repeal.

Repeal and
replacement
of the
Schedule to

4 The Stump Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
Ordinance,

20. Section 79F of the Principal Act is
hereby amended by substituting the words “ three
hundred dollars” for the words “one hundred
pounds ” occurring therein.

21. The Heading“ RECEIPTS” and sec-
tions 80, 81, 82 and 83 of the Principal Act are
hereby repeuled.

22. The Schedule to the Principal Act is
hereby repealed and the following substituted
therefor:—



pel aot
SCHEDULE
$ c
AFFIDAVIT OR STaTuTORY DECLARATION .... 1. 00
, Exemptions.
a, Affidavit made for the immediate purpose of being filed,

Co

read, or used in any Court, or before any J udge,
Master, or officer of any Court.

Affidavit or declaration made upon the requisition of
the Treasurer, or any of the officers acting under him,
or required by law and made before any Justice of
the Peace.

Affidavit or declaration which may be required at the
Bank of England or the Bank of Ireland to prove the
‘death of any proprietor of any stock transferable there,
or to identify the person of any such proprietor, or to
remove any other impediment to the transfer of any
such stock.

Affidavit or declars.tion relating to the loss, mutilation,
or defacement of any bank note or bank post bill.

Declaration required to be made pursuant toany Act
relating to inarriages, in order to a marriige without
licence.

AGREEMENT or CONTRACT, accompanied with a deposit.

See

MORTGAGE, &c., and section 63.
No. 15 of 1963.

The Stamp Act (Amendment) 5 Vircix
IsLANDs.

Ordinance,

AGREEMENT for a lease, or for any letting. -
See LEASE.

AGREEMENT or MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT,
made under hand only, and not otherwise specifically
charged with any duty, whether the same be only evidence
of a contract, or obligatory upon the parties from its
being a written instrument

Exemptions.

25c.

a. Agreement or memorandum the matter whereof is not
of the value of $25.00

6. Agreement or memorandum for the hire of any labourer,
artificer, manufacturer, or menial servant.

c. Agreement, letter, or memorandum made for or relating

to the sale of any goods, wares, or merchandise.

d. Agreement or memorandum made between the master
and mariners of any ship or vessel for wages on any
voyage from port to port in the Colony.

And see section 35.

e. Agreement for the carriage of & passenger in aship or
aircraft when that agreement is embodied in a passenger

ticket.

APPRAISEMENT or VALUATION of any property, or, of
any interest therein, or of any repairs wanted, or of the
materials and labour used or to be used in any building, or
of any artificer’s work whatsoever,

Where the amount of the appraisement or valuation, —

does not exceed $50
exceeds $50 and does not exceed $100

”

$100 39 ” ”?
$200 ” ” ”
$300 ” ” ”
$500 ” ” :

$1000,, “9999
$2500,, ym 9”

‘Exemptions.

$200
$300
$500
$1000
$2500

”

a. Appraisement or valuation made for, and for
the information of, one party only, and not
being in any menner obligatory as between
parties either by agreementor operation of

law.

25
1.00
1.50
2.00
3.00
4.00

7.50
15.00
Vircin 6 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
IsLanpDs. Ordinance,

b. Appraisement or-valuation made in pursuance
of the order of any Court of Admiralty, or of
any Court of Appeal from any sentence, ad-
judication or judgment of any Court of
Admiralty.

ASSIGNMENT or ASSIGNATION

By way of security, or of any security.

See MORTGAGE, &e.
Upon a sale or otherwise. See CONVEYANCE.

ATTESTATION of SIGNATURE, under the seal of
the Colony, or the seal of the Administrator 6.00

Attorney, LETTER or POWER of. See LETTER of
ATTORNEY

ATTORNEY, WARRANT of. See WARRANT of
ATTORNEY.

AWARD—
where the amoun t or value of the matter in
dispute—
does not exceed $250 .50
exceeds $250-and does not exceed $500 2.00
and for every additional $250 or part thereof— 1.00

BILL of EXCHANGE of any kind whatsoever (ex-
cept a bank note and a cheque), and promissory
note of any kind whatsoever (except a bank note
and a cheque), drawn or expressed to be payable,
or actually paid, or indorsed, or in any manner
negotiated, in the Colony sess - .B5

Exemptions.

a. Draft or order drawn upon any banker in the
Colony by an officer of a public department
of the State, for the payment of money out
of the public account.

6. Letter of credit granted in the Colony
authorising drafts to be drawn out of the
Colony payable in the Colony.

e. Draft or order for the payment of money out
of the Supreme Court, drawn by the duly
constituted authorities of that Court.
No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment) 7 Viren
Ordinance, IsLANDS.

d. Coupon or warrant for interest attached to
and issued with any security.

And see sections 37—45.

BILLS of LADING, each me ee
And see section 46.

BILL OF SALE— .

~ Absolute. See CONVEYANCE ON SALE.
By way of security. See MORTGAGE, &e.
And see section 47, and Bills of Sale Act.

BOND for securing the payment or re pay ment of
money, or the transfer or retransfer of stock.

See MORTGAGE, Ke.
BOND on obtaining letters of administration
BOND, Bottomry |

BOND, Bail and other bonds of indemnity not specifi-
cally charged with any duty -

BOND accompanied with a deposit of title deeds for

making «a mortgage, or other security, on any

estate or property therein comprised.
See MORTGAGE, &c. and section 63.

BOND, DECLARATION, or other DEED or
WRITING for making redeemable any disposi-
tion apparently absolute, but intended only 'as a
security.

See MORTGAGE, &e. and section 63.

CHARTERPARTY, or any agreement or contract
for the charter of any ship or vessel, or any
memorandum, letter, or other writing: between
the captain, master, or owner of any ship or

vessel, and any other person, for or relating
to the freight or conveyance of any money,
goods, or effects on board of such vessel
And see sections 49—51.

CONSTAT of Letters Patent. See EXEMPLI-
FICATION.

CONTRACT. See Agreement.

.05

1.00
1.00

1.00

50
Viren 8 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1968.
IsLANDS Ordinance,

CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER, whetner on
Sale or other wise,—

“a. of any stock of the Administrator and
Company of the Bank of England;

b. of any debenture stock or funded debt of any
company or corporation:—

for every $500, and also for any

fractional part of $500, of the nominal

amount transferred a. 1.00
and see section 60.

CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER ON SALE of any
property(except such stock or debenture stock
or funded debt as aforesaid )—

Where the amount or value of the consideration
for the sale—

does not exceed $50, y 25

exceeds $50 and does not exceed $7 5 75
” $75 yy $100 1.00
” $100 ” ” ” ” $250 2.00

over $500 re
1%
CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER by way of
security of any property (except such stock or
debenture stock or funded debt as aforesaid) or
of any security.
See Mortgage, &c.

CONVEYANCE or TRANSFER of any kind
not hereinbefore described bese bees ... 8.00
And see section 60

COUNTERPART. See Duplicate.

COVENANT for securing the payment or payment
of money, or the transfer or retransfer of stock.

See MORTGAGE, &e.
DEBENTURE or DEED for securing the payment or repay-

ment of money, or the transfer or retransfer of stock.

See MORTGAGE, &c.

DECLARATION (Statutory). See AFFIDAVIT
DEED of any kind whatever, not described in this
Schedule a 5.00
No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amendment) 9 VirGIN

Ordinance,

DEFEASANCE. Deed or other instrument of de-
feasance of any conveyance or disposition,
apparently absolute, but intended only as a
security for money or stock.

See MORGAGE, &c. and Section 63.

DEPOSITS OF TITLE DEEDS.
See mortgage, &c. and section 63.

DRAFT for money. See Bill of Exchange, and

section 37.

DUPLICATE or COUNTFRPART of any instru-
ment chargeable with any duty—

Where such duty does not amount to |

$1.50’ the same duty as the original instru-
ment.

In any other case
And see section 61.

EXCHANGE, Instruments effecting—
In the cases specefied in section 62,
see that section.

In any other case

EXEMPLIFICATION or CONSTAT, under the
Public Seal of the Colony, of any Letters Patent

EXEMPLIFICATION under the seal of any Court,
or under the Public Seal of the Colony or any
record or proceeding

FURTHER CHARGE or FURTHER SECURITY .

See MORTGAGE, &c., and section 67.
LEASE—

Where the annual rental—

exceeds $ 100 and does not exceed $200
9 200 ” a0 9 ” 400
” 400 ” ” bP ” 750
” 750 oP) ” ” 99 1000

for every additional $2.50 or

- fractional part thereof.

LETTERS PATENT on anv invention.
See EXEMPLIFICATION.

IsLANDs.

$2.00

5.00

40.00

7.50

1.50
2.50
5.00
7.50

2.00
Virein 10 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.

IsLANDs. Ordinance,

LETTER or POWER OF ATTORNEY, or other

instrument in the nature thereof—

a. by any petty officer, seaman, marine, or
soldier serving asa marine, or by the execu-
tors or administrators of ay such person, for
receiving prize money or wages

b. for the receipts of the dividends or interest of
any stock—

where made for the receipt of one
payment only....
in any other case ....

c. for the receipt of any sum of money, or any
bill of exchange or promisary note for any
sum of money not exceeding $100, or any
- periodical payments not exceeding the sum
of $50 (not being hereinbefore charged)

d, of any kind whatsoever not hereinbefore
described

LICENCE for marriage (see section 9)

LICENCE UNDER THE ALIENS LAND
HOLDING REGULATION ACT.
(See that Act).

MARRIAGE LICENCE. See LICENCE.

MORTGAGE, BOND, DEBENTUNE, COVE-
NANT and WARRANT OF ATTORNEY to
confess or enter up judgment:—

a. being the only or principal or primary
security for the payment or repayment of
money— oo

not exceeding $100
exceeding$ 100 and not exceeding $ 150

rF) 150 ” ” ” : 250
” 250 ” ” ” 500
” 500 ” ” ” 1000
» 00, » » 1500

MORTGAGE, BOND, DEBENTURE, COVE-
NANT and WARKANT of ATFORNEY to
confess or enter up judgment:—

50
2.00

2.00

— 5.00

7.00

10
25
50
1.00
2.00
3.00
No. 15 of 1963. The Stamp Act (Amemdment) 11 Virain
Ordinance, Is}.ANDS.

a being the only or principal or primary
security for the payment or repayment of
money exceeding $1,500,

for every $500, and also for any fractional
part of $500, of such amount . be 1.00

b. being collateral, or auxillary, or additional, or
substituted security or by way of further assur-
ance for the abovementioned purpose where
the principal or primary security is duly
stamped:—

for every $500, and also for every fraction-
al part of $500, of the amount secured
sass _ 25

c transfer, asignment, or disposition of any
murtage, bond, debenture covenunt or foreign
security, or of any money or stock secured by
any such instrument, or by any warrant of
attorney to enter up judgment, or by any
Judgment:—

For every $500, and also for every fraction-

al part of $500, of the amount transferred

or assigned 1.00
and also, where any further 1 money is added

to the money already secured, the same

duty as a principal security for such further

money.

d reconveyance, release, discharge, surrender,
resurrender, warrant to vacate, or renuncia-
tion of any such security as aforesaid, or of
the benefits thereof or of the money thereby ~
secured ,—

for every $500, and also for every fraction-

al part of $500, of the total amount or

value of the money at any time secured . 1.00
And see section 63—68.

NOTARIAL ACT of any kind whatsoever (ex-
cept) a protest of a bill of exchange, or promis-
ary note) bee ses 18
And see protest, and section 69.
Virgin 12 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963.
IsLanDs. Ordinance,

ORDER for the payment of money. See BILL OF
EXCHANGE and section 69.

PASSPORT bane eee 4.20

Renewal ne bee - 2.10
PERMIT TO LEAVE THE COLONY a 50
Pownr or Arrornry. See LETrEr or ATTORNEY .... 2.80

Propate oF WILLS AND LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
Where the aggregate amount of property passing
on the death of the deceased exceeds $280 but
does not exceed . $560.00

$1.00 per centum
Exceeds $560 and does not exceed $1,120 .... $ 1.50 _,,

” $1,120 ” ” $1,680 .... $ 1.75 ,, ”
, $1,680 a 7 $2,240 .... § 2.00 ,, ss
” $2,240 ” ” $2,800 .... $ 2.50 ,, ”
» $2,800 ” ” $5,600 .... $ 3.00 ,, ”
” $5,600 yy , $11,200 .... $ 3.50 _,, 7
» _ $11,200 ” ” $16.800 .... $ 4.00 _,, ”
» $16,800 ” “yy $22,400 .... $ 5.00 _,, ”
» $22,400 ” ” $28,000 .... $ 6.00. ,, ”
» $28,000 ” ” $42,000 .... $ 7.00 ,, ”
» $42,000 » ” $56,000 .... $ 8.00 ,, ”
» $56,000 ” . $84,000 .... $ 9.00 ,, ”
” $84,000 ” » $112,000 .... $10.00 ,, 7
» $112,000 ” » $140,000 .... $11.00 ,, ”
» $140,000 7 » $168,000 .... $12.00 _,, i
»» $168,000 ” » $196,000 .... $13.00 _,, ”
»» $196,000 ” » $224,000 .... $14.00 ,, ”
» $224,000 and upwards ... $15.00 ,, ”

Provided that only one half of the aforesaid rates
shall be paid in respect of property passing on the
death of the deceased, to the father, mother, husband,
wife or children of the deceased.

And see sections 70—79F.

PROCURATION, deed or other instrument of .... 5 00
PROMISSORY Nore. See Brit or ExcuHanceE and .
section 69.

PROTEST of any bill of exchange or promissory

note—

Where the duty on the bill or note does not
exceed 25c.
the same duty on the bill or note:
No. 15 of 1963 The Stamp Act (Amendment) 13
Ordinance,

In any other case
Any see section 69.

PROXY. See Lerrer or Power or ATTORNEY.

RECONVEYANCKE, Retxask or RENUNCIATION of
any property See Morraacn, kc.

RELEASE or RENUNCIATION of any property,

or of any right or interest in any property:—

Upon a sale, see CONVEYANCE on Sate
By way of security, see MORTGAGE, &c.
In any other case

RENUNCIATION. See RECONVEV ANCE and
RELEASE.

REVOCATION of any use or trust of any property
by deed, or by any writing not being a will

SETTLEMENT—Any instrument whether volun-
tary or upon any good or valuable consideration,
otherwise than a bona fide pecuniary considera-
tion, whereby any definite and certain principal
sum of money (whether charged or chargeable
on lands or hereditaments, or not, or to be laid
out in the purchase of other lands or other here-
ditaments, or not) or any definite and certain
amount of stock, or any security, is settled, or
agreed to be settled in any manner whatsoever—
for every $500, and also for any fractional part
of $500, of the amount or value of the property
settled or agreed to be settled

Exemption

Instrument of appointment relating to any pro-
perty in favour of persons specially named or
described as the objeets of a power of appoint-
ment created by a previous settlement stamped
with ad valorem duty in respect of the same
property; or by will, where probate duty has
been paid in respect of the same property as
personal estate of the testator.

TRANSFER. See Conveyance or TRANSFER.

VALUATION. See APPRAISEMENT.

WARRANT or ArrorNry to confess and enter up a
judgment given us a security for the payment or
repayment of money, or for the transfer or

retransfer of stock. See MORTGAGE, &c.

VIRGIN
IsLANDS.

50

00

00

00
TIRGIN The Stamp Act (Amendment 0. of 1963.
V 14 The Stamp Act (Amendment) No. 15 of 1963
ISLANDS. Ordinance,

WARRANT OF ATTORNEY of any other kind .... 2 00
General Exemptions from ali Stamp Duties. *

a. Instruments for the sale, transfer, or other
disposition, either nbsolutely or by way of
mortgage, or otherwise of any ship or
vessel, or any part, interest, share, or pro-
perty of or in any ship or vessel.

b. Bonds given to the Provost Marshal or other
persons upon the replevy of any goods or
_chatteles, and assignments of such bonds.

_ o. Any bond given in connection with the ex-
portation of any spirits or tobacco in pur-
suance of the law of the Colony.

d, Instruments made by, to or with the Govern-
ment of the Colony for the purchase, sale,
exchange, conveyance or lease of any lands
vested therein, or acquired for public
purposes.

e. Instruments or documents required in connec-
tion with the conveyance or transfer of
property to a foreign Government or State
for diplomatic or consular purposes or for
the use of its agencies in the Coony where
stamp duty, if charged, would fall to be
borne directly by such foreign Government
or State and provided such foreign Govern-
ment or State accords similar exemption to

Her Majesty’s Government
* And see the Post Office Aot.

M. S. STAvELzy,
President.

Passed the Legislative Council this 1st day of October,

1963,
M. Fuax,
Acting Clerk of the Couneil.

Printed at the Government Printing Office, Leeward Islands,
by Ropert LiInpsay, Government Printer.—By Authority.
1964,

420—11.64, [Price 31 cente,)
No. 16 of 1963. Burial Grounds (Amendment)

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

VIRGIN ISLANDS.
No. 16 of 19638.

An Ordinance to amend the Burial Grounds Ordi-
nance, 1960.

[4th October, 1963]

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

1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Burial
Grounds (Amendment) Ordinance, 1963, and shall
be read as one with the Burial Grounds Ordinance,
1960, hereinafter culled the Principal Ordinance.

2. The following section is hereby substituted
for section 5 of the Principal Ordinance:—

“Prohibition 5, (1) It shall not be lawful to

eee” bury a dead human body in any area of

ground, the Colony which has been declared by
the Administrator in Council pursuant
to the provisions of section 2 of this
Ordinance to be an area to which the
provisions of this Ordinance shall apply
save in a licensed burial ground.

(2) Any person who shall bury
or in any wise assist in the burial of
any dead human body in contravention
of the provisions of subsection (1) of
this section shall be guilty of an offence
and shall be liable on summary convic-
tion to a fine not exceeding fifty dollars
in the currency of the United States of
America or to imprisonment for a term
not exceeding three months,”

VIRGIN
ISLANDS

Commence-
ment,

Short Title.

8/1960,

Substitution
of section 5
of the Prin-
cipal Ordi-
nance.
Vinci 2 Burial
ISLANDS.

Grounds (Amendment) No. 16 of 1963.

Substitution 3. The following section is hereby substitu-

of section 7
of the Princi-
pal Ordinance

“ Regulutions.

ted for section 7 of the Principal Ordinance:—

7. (1) The Administrator in Coun-
cil may make regulations as to the
establishment, management and control
of licensed burial grounds and all places
used as burial grounds. —

(2) The regulations may prescribe
as regards licensed burial grounds and
other places used as burial grounds—

(a) the manner in which they shall
be laid out and the recording
thereof;

(b) the distances of graves from one
another ;

(c) the size and depth of graves;

(d) the number of bodies which may
be buried in one grave;

!
(e) the keeping of registers of inter-
ments;

(f) the fees to be paid for graves
and in respect of burials in licensed
burial grounds, and for any copy
of an entry in a register of: inter-
ments;

(7) in the case of a public licensed
burial ground, for disposing of the
right or erecting and placing any
monument, gravestone, tablet or
monumental inscription in such
burial ground;

(A) preventing the inte-ment of any
dead human body in 1 unsuitable
place, or in any place where, from
the proximity of htiiean dwelling
places ov otherwise, danger to the
pul ce health ight ¢ ise from the
interment, ard for umitng the
tims within which intermeits shall
take place; and
No. 16 of 1963. Burial Grounds (Amendment) 3

(¢) generally, all other matters
necessary for their proper regula-
tion;

(3) The Administrator in Council
may attach to any breach of any regula-
tion made under this section a fine not
exceeding twenty-five dollars in the

currency of the United States of

America or a term of imprisonment not
exceeding one month with or without
hard labour.

4. The following sections are hereby substi-
tuted for sections 8 and 9 of the Principal Ordi-

nance:——
4

“Portions of
Public Licen-
sed Burial
Grounds may
be allotted
to Religious
Denomina-
tions, .

Funeral ser
vices at
burials in
licensed pub-
lio burial
grounds,

8. (1) The Administrator in Coun-
cil may upon petition from any church
or religious denomination direct that
any portion of a licensed public burial
ground be set aside for the burial there-
in of the bodies of members of that
particular church or religious denomina-
tion, and thereupon such portion of the
licensed public burial ground shall be
set aside for such purpose.

(2) Such portion of a licensed ~

public burial ground shall be governed
and managed under the provisions of
the regulations for the time being in
force for the rest of the licensed public
burial ground, in respect of general
management, registration of burials
and fees.

9, Atall burials in a license public
burie! ground, the burial service accord -
ing to the rites 07 the church or religi-
ous_denominstion to which the ceceased
belonged, may Le performed by the
propsr minister or other person in
charve of that cliarca or denomination:

VIRGIN
ISLANDS.

Substitution
of sections 8
and 9 of the
Principal
Ordinance.
Virgin) 4 Burial Grounds (Amendment) No. 16 of 1963.

ISLANDS.

Provided that nothing herein shall
extend, or be construed to extend to
making it necessary or compulsory that
a minister of any church or religious

denomination shall be present at any

burial.

Inaertion of 5. The following new sections shall be in-
new section’ serted after section 9 as sections 10, 11 and 12:—

“ Oremation.

Closure of
_ licensed

burial

grounds

“ Body ”
* inoludes
remains.

10. It shall be lawful for the Super-
intendent of Medical Services to permit
the burning of any human remains and
to prescribe in what cases, at what
places, and under what conditions any
such cremation shall take place what is
to be done with the ashes, what fees
are to be paid, what notices, certificates

‘and declarations are to be made and
given before any human remains may

be burned as aforesaid.

11. Whenever it shall appear to
the Administrator in Council that, for
the protection of the public health,
burial in’ any licensed burial ground
should be discontinued, it shall be law-
ful for the Administrator in Council to
order that, after a time to be mentioned
in the order, burials in such licensed
burial ground shall be discontinued.

12. For the purposes of this Ordi-
nance the word “body” includes
remains.”

M. S. STAVELEY,
- President.

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

M. Frax,
Ag. Clerk of the Council.

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

420—11.64,

1964.
[Price 11 cenis.]