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SAINT VINCENT
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
Vol,. 88.] SAINT VINCENT. IiIESDAY, L-) AMAlCII. 19,55.
[No. 14.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
No. 91.
I TRANSIT VISIT OF GOVERNOR.
His Excellency Sir EDWARD BETHAM BEETHAM, K.C.M.G., C.V.O., O.B.E.,
Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Windward Islands, and Lady Beetham
passed through the Colony, but did not land, on Monday 14th March, 1955, on
the S.S. "Windward Islands" en route to the United Kingdom via St. Lucia
and Dominica where His Excellency will pay short farewell visits.
His Excellency was met on board by His Honour 0. R. KELSICK, D.F.C., Acting
Administrator, and Mrs. Kelsick.
On His Excellency's departure from Grenada, Mr. Louis COO.S-LARTIGUE,
O.B.E., Chief Secretary, Windward Islands, was appointed Governor's Deputy.
15th March, 1955.
(A. 2/1950 III).
No. 92.
APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMEN OF
PRE-FEDERAL COMMISSIONS.
The Right Honourable the Secretary
of State for the Colonie.s has iippointedt
the following Chairmen of the three
Pre-Fedleral Commissions:-
Chairman of the Fiscatl Commis-
sion, Sir SYDNEY CAINE, K.C.M.G.,
formerly of the Colonial Office, and
Her Majesty's Treasury. He is at
present Vice Chancellor of thie Uini-
versity of Malaya which has gener-
onsly agreed to lend his services. He
was Secretary of the West Indies
Sugar Commission in 1929/30, Secre-
tary of the United Kingdom Sugar
Industry Enquiry, 1934 ; Financial
Secretary of Hong Kong, 1937; and
Mem ber of the Anglo-American
Caribbean Commission, 1942.
Chairman of the Civil Service
Commission, Sir JAMES RoJERwrSoN,
K.C.M.J., K.B.E., formerly Civil
Secretary of the Smdint Government
anid Chaiiman of the British Guiana
Commission, 1954.
Chairman of the Judicial Commis-
sion, Sir ALLEN CHALMERS SMITH,
M.C., Retiring Chief Justice of' Sierra
Leone ;nmd was a Pnisne Judge in
Trinidkid from 1938-1944.
15th March, 1955.
(Conf. 33/1951).
No. 93.
APPOINTMENTS.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
The following persons have been ap-
pointed as Justices of the Peace of the
Colony:-
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80 SAINT VINCUET, TUESDAY, 15 MACRH, 1955.-(No. 14).
The Honourable H. F. YOUNG,
The Reverend F. G. OGDEN,
F. A. SIMMONS, Esq..
OWEN C. STEPHENS, Esq.,
ROBERT SLATER, Esq.
15th March, 1955.
(J. 8/1948).
No. 94.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Under the pi visions of Section 6 of
the Public Library Ordinance 1950, the
following persons have be( n tppointe(d
members of the Library Committee 'or
the year 1955:-
The Hon. A. C. CYRUS, (Chairman),
H. A. DAVIS, Esq., Appointed by
O.B.E., \ the Ki:igs-
W. H. LiWIS, Esq., town Board.
Miss J. BUCHAN, Appointed by
M.A., Dip. Ed., the Admin-
C. G. HUGGINS. Esq., istrator.
Secretary : THE LIBRARIAN.
Mr. H. A. l)AVIs. O.B.E., has been
appointed Deputy Chairman of the
Corn mmittee.
15th March, 1955.
(E. 1/1950).
No. 95.
CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT.
His Excellency the Governor has
approved the confirmation of Mr. D. F.
JOHNSON in the post of Registrar and
Additional Magistrate St. Vincent, with
retroactive effect, from 3rd September,
1952.
15th March, 1955.
(P. F. 631).
No. 96.
VACATION LEAVE.
Mr. G. P. DURRANT, Linesman, Tele-
phone Department. has been granted
three months' vacation leave with effect
from 8th March, 1955.
15th March, 1955.
(P. 4/1949 II).
No. 97.
VACANT POSTS.
HEADMASTEit, GRAMMAR SCHOOL
ST. VINCENT, B.W.I.
Applications are invited for the post
of Headlinaster, the Grammntr School,
St. Vincent. B.W.I.
The school is a Government Institl au-
tion. It hlis at present a roll of 260
boys ;ind takes punils to the Cambridge
School Certificatt a;id Higher Sclhool
Certificate Stiandlard.
Applicants shouldI possess ;i dep i< e of
a University within the British Com-
monwealth, and should have had teach-
ing experience in a Secondary School.
Applicants should furnish dei:iled ac-
counts of their qualifications and expe-
rience together with suitable testino-
nials. when submitting their applica-
tions.
The salirv of' the post is in the scale
$3,840 x $120-$4,560 (M80( x 25-
950) per oan inn. The point of entry
to the sc;le will depend on the qnalifi-
c;itions and experience of the successful
canilidate, and he will be on probation
for one \year. The holder of the post
has Civil Service Status and the post is
pensionable. The appointment will be
subject to the passing of a satisfactory
medical examination.
Income Tax is payable in accordance
with loc' 1 legislation.
Fr'e i,,s aes on first appointment
will be 1]rovided for the officer, his wife
and children. Vacation leave and have
passages are provided in accordance
with local regulations.
Applications must be addressed to
the Assistant Administralor aid Estab-
lishment Officer. Government Office, St.
Vincent, B.W.I and must reach him
not later than -91st July, 1955.
15th March. 1955.
(A. 19/1942 (A).)
No. 98.
POST OF SENIOR ASSISTANT MISTRESS,
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, ST. VINCENT.
Applications are invited i'rom suit-
ably qualified candi dates for appoint-
ment to a post of Senior Assistant
Mistress, Girls' High School.
The school is a Government Institu-
tion, the post is pensionable, th(e I)p-
pointment will be subject to ihe passing
of a satisfactory medical examination.
and will he on probation for one year
in the first instance.
Atplic:ints should possees a degree
of a University within the British Com-
monwealth, and must be able to teach
one of the subjects History. Geogra phy,
French, Latin, to Higher School Certi-
ficate standard. and one to subsidiary
level. They should also have had
teaching experience in a Secondary
School.
The salary of the post is in the scale
$2,016 x $96-$2,688 (420 x 20-
560) per annum. Entry into the salary
SAINT VINCEN !', TUESDAY. 15 MARCH, 1955.-(No. 14).
scale will lie determined according to
the qualifica ions and experience of the
canldidlate.
Free passage onl first a pi))initment
will be provided for the sincessful
candidate. Government officials are
liable to taxation imposed by local
enactments.
Applications accompanied by copies
of recent testimonials should he ad-
dressed to the Assistant Administrator
and Establishment Officer, Government
Office, St. Vincent. and must reach him
not later than the 30th April, 1955.
15th March, 1955.
(C. 1/1955 (A).)
No. 99.
UNIVERSIiY COLLEGE HOSPITAL
OF THE WEST INDIES.
Applications ai e invited for two posts
of Registrar or Senior Registrar in tlhe
Division of Ohstetrics and Gynaeology
at the above-nalmed leaching hospitti
which is in special relaLionship with the
University of London. A higher qual-
ification in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
is desirable but not essential. The suc-
cessftul candidates will be required to
assume duties 1)v the end of June and
early in October. 1955, respectively.
The appointments will each he for
one year in the first instance, subject to
renewal. Salarv is in the scale 800 x
100- 1,000/1.100 x 100-1,400 per
annum, depending on experience and
qualification. Single accommodation
and hoard or a limited number of un-
furnished flats for unmarried or married
Officers, are provided at a deduction of
125 per annamn or 5% of salary, res-
pectively. Return first class passage by
sea will be paid for one person only in
each case.
Further information may be obtained
from the Hospital Manager and Sec-
retary, University College Hospital.
Mona, St. Andrew. Jamaica, B.W.I. to
whom applications stating age, nation-
ality and details of qualifications and
experience, together with three recent
testimonials or the names and addresses
of three referees. should he sent 1by the
16th April. 7955.
15th March, 1955.
(A. 16/1950).
No. 100.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL
OF THE WEST INDIES, CHIEF
PHARMACIST.
Annlications are invited for the post
of Chief Pharmacist at the above-named
teaching hospital which is in special
relationship \\ith the University of
London. Applicants should possess the
Ph.C. qualification or its equivalent,
and should b- experienced in steiiliza-
tion and hospital routine.
The successful applicant will be re-
quired to train students to the standard
of the Chemists and Druggists qualifying
examination, and to give instruction in
Pharmacy to Medical students study-
ing for the M.B., B.S. degree of the
University of London.
The salary payable will lie in the
scale of 950 x 25-1,050 per annum.
depending on qualifications and ex-
perience. A deduction of 5% of salary
will be made for superannuation pur-
poses. Return first class passage by
sea will he paid for one person only.
Further information may be obtained
from the Hospital Manager and Secre-
tary. University College Hospital, Mona,
St. Andrew. Jamaica. B.W.I.. to whom
applicants stating age, nationality and
details of qualifications and experience,
together with three recent testimonials
or the names and addresses of three
referees, should be sent by the 30th of
.Tune. 19.5.5.
15th March. 1955.
(A. 15/1950).
No. 101.
PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE.
The danger of Yellow Fever which
has long hung over the people of St.
Vinceit will shortly he removed.
The long awaited program to ei;td-
icate the Aedes Aegypti mosquito, the
carrier of Yellow Fever, from the
Island has now commenced with the
assistance of the World Health Organ-
isation and the Pan American Sanitary
Bureau. A W.H.O. Sanitary Specialist,
Mr. SIMPSON, arrived in the Colony on
Saturday 5th instant and preliminary
staff preparations were commenced on
Monday 7th instant.
Staff has already b(en recruited and
is now heing trained. It is planned
that sprayin.. operations will comnm en(ce
in the Kin-stown area on Wedncsda/,
16th Mar'ch. 1955.
The co-operation of the public is
solicited in this important health meas-
ure and the Health Authorities look
forward to your assisting the staff in
carrying out the work. Householders
will be notified twenty-four hours be-
fore the spraying of their houses, and
will be handed a pamphlet with in-
structions as to what to do in prepar-
ation to the sprayers.
The sprayinte in tlddition to killing
all mosquitoes in the house will destroy
82 SAINT VINCENT. TUESDAY, 15 MARCH, 1"55.--No. 14).
cockro;icl:es, fleas, 1hugs, ants, and other British Passportsare i l]ishe:i for i iifr
household pests and will keep the nation aiind (iii ance.
premises free frolm these ,ests for Two copies of a recent iphoograpl
several months. of the applicaiit (and also of the photo
15th Mirch. 1955. graph of t lie :appl ican t's wife where ,
(M. 9/1944). joint passport is appliedl for) must he
Siiicludeil with the applicationi. T'II (
No. 102. dhuIto'r:plihs iust Jle tl(keii fill
LEGISLATION. face without hrt. ;iii tle ph)ltotra)Iphs
__must 1 ot o]) no v i m ni ii The size of
The Hlight lIlonomrable lie Secretary thn pfiooraphs iiit not be morE
of State for the Colonies lis notified that than 21 inches by 2 inches or less than
Her MAjestv the QUEEN will not be 2 inch's by 1 inches. The photo-
d1 vised t, exercise ler power of
:ll owance in respect of the following thin photographic pal)er and mnst not
rlinances of this (Government :- bhe glazed on the reverse side.
No. 31 of 1954.-An Ordinance to 8th March, 1955.
amend the Package Tax Ordin-
ance, 1953.
(J. 11/1943).
No. 33 of 1954.-An Ordinance fur-
ther to amend the Excise Orlin-
ance (Cap. 188).
No. 34 ol' i954.--An Ordinance to
amend the Public Utility Under-
takings and Public Health Ser-
vices Arbitration ()Ordina nc e,
1952.
(J. 9/1950).
15th March. 1955.
No. 103.
Thle follokving Docaunent is pub-
lished with this issui of the Gazette:-
S.R. & 0. No. 12.-Proclaiming the
coming into operation of the
Public Ut1ility Undertakings and
Public He:ilih Services Arbitra-
tion Ordinance. 1952 on the 21st
March. 19"55.
,(.. 911950).
15th March, 1955.
No. 104.
SUPPLEMENT TO GAZETTE.
Copies of minutes of meeting of the
Legislative Council held on the 17th
February, 1955, which may be seen at
the Government Office, Kingstown Li-
brary and at all Revenue Offices.
15th March, 1955.
No. 87.
PHOTOGRAPHS FOR PASSPORTS.
The following instructions contained
in the General Instructions for Her
Majesty's Foreign Service, setting out
the requirements relative to photographs
which must accompany applications for
No. 69.
ST. VINCENT REPORT 1952 1953
Copies (f the ColonialR, port of the
Colony for 1952-195:3 are available at
Government Office. Kingsiown. at 72
cents per copy.
23rd February, 1955.
By Coimannl.
A. L. SAMUEL,
Acting Governmente R'ecre/ary.
GOViERNMENT OFFICE.
15ih March, 1955.
QUARTERLY LICENSING SESSION
(LIQUOR).
It is herely notified for general in-
formation that the Quarterly Licensing
Session will be hield in the undermen-
tioned Parish for the purpose (of hearing
applications from applicants in the Par-
ish for the granting (f certificates in
accordance with the Liquor Licence
Ordinance, 1948, at the time and place
hereunder:
Grenadines (Union Island): At the
Court House at Clifton, Union
Island, on Wednesday, 16th
March, 1955, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Notice of intention to oppose the
grant of any Certificates stating in gen-
eral terms the grounds of the opposi-
tion, must be served upon the applicant
and upon the Magistrate not less than
seven days before the day fixed for
the holding of the Licensing Session.
G. C. H. THOMAS.
Additional Magistrate.
3r-d March, 1955.
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aAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 15 MARCH., 1955.-(No. 14).
POLICE NOTICES.
The attention of all owners and
drivers of motor vehicles is drawn to
the fact that the Police will be carrying
out a: check of licences and insurance
certificates on the 21st and 22nd March
1955.
It is proposed to ;iffix (Check No-
tic,,s" on the windscreen of vehicles
checked and passed by the Police.
Any motorist so desiring may pro-
duce the necessary documents at his/
her most convenient: Police Stat ion e-
fore the dates of check and if in order,
receive and affix check notices which
will avoid delay subsequently.
Owners and dri ers are further re-
minded that it is an offence to drive an
unlicensed or uninsured vehicle or to
drive without a driving permit.
4th March, 1955.
Thi attention of all drivers of motor
vehicles is drawn to Section 2i sub-
section 19 of the Motor Vehicles and
Road Traffic Ordinaniice, No. 20 of 1940
which roads a," follows :-
The driver of a motor vehicle, shall,
on the approach of any engine or other
apparatus of a Fire Brigade j)roe(edi.ng
to or from a fir :, or suspected fire,
draw up close to the lelt hand side of
the road and stop, leaving the centre
of the road clear for the passage of
stlth eng ine or apparatus, and no two
vehicles shall stand abreast.
S. \. ANDERSON, Lt.-Colonel,
Licensing A uthorit!.
15th March, 1955.
(6/5/1952).
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CUR-
RENLY, BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITO-
RIES (EASTERN GROUP).
The Secretary of State for the Colo-
nies has, on the nomination of His
Excellency the Governor of the Leo-
ward Islands, appointed the 1 n. P1. 1).
MacDonald, C.M.G., Colonial Secretary
of the Leeward Islands, to be a Con m-
missioner in place of the Honourable
P. W. Beckwith, with effect from 2(ith
February, 1955.
L. SPENCI.
Execut ie CoinniS: io)rO.
British Ca'iilihe(n C(qrrenc!/
Pio urd.
Headquarters,
Board of Commissioners rf
Currency,
British Territories. ( i (l'n Groiin,),
Trinidad.
4-th March, 1955.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
It is hereby notified for the informa-
tion of the Public that an Electric
Stamp Canc'lling Machine has been in-
stalled ai the General Post Office in
order to speed up the post marking of
let ters.
It is necessary however that the
stamps potssing through this machine
should always te affixed to the RIGHT
HAND TOP CORNER.
The Public is therefore kindly re-
quested to co-operateby )aking a little
care to see that thestamps on their let-
tei s are always placed in that position.
McD. SMITH.
Colonial Postmaster.
GENERAL POST OFFICE,
ST. VINCENT,
26th February, 1955.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE
ST. VINCENT CIVIL SERVICE
ASSOCIATION.
It is notitled for general information
that the Annual General Meeting of the
St. Vincent Civil Service Association
will be held on Wednesday 16lh March,
1955 at 8.00 p.m. at the Cout House.
Members o0 the Civil Servic, aie
cordially in vit ed to attend.
F. E WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
28th Februari. 1955.
CUSTOMS NOTICES.
It is hereby notified for general infor-
mation that the appointment of the
Building adjacent to the South Bridge
Hotel. Hay Strret, heretofore described
:is No. 2 Warehouse, has been rescinded.
1st Machl, 1955.
It is hi erby notified for general infor-
m iti(,n that the Buildihg p on 1.1i foie-
shre lhitwien Jam(n and Sliar e Stre ts.
Kingsow,. is a Government Warelou e.
and may bh. *ised as such by the Customs
Authority s.
A. D. W. JOHNSON,
Collector of Customs.
H.M. CUSTOMS.
ST. VINCENT.
1st March, 1955.
84 SAINT VINUCENT, TUESDAY, 15 MARCH, 1955.--(No. 14).
NOTICE
UNDER THE LIQUOR LICENCE ORDINANCE, 1948.
IT is hereby notified for general information that the Quarterly Licensing
Sessions will be held in the undermentioned Parishes for the purpose of hear-
ing applications from applicants in their respective Parishes for thie granting of
Certificates in accordance with the Liquor Licence Ordinance. 1948, at the times
and places hereunder.
Parish.
St. George & St. Aunrew
Charlotte
St. Patrick
Time and Place of Session.
A... t the Court Hcus,. Kingstown. on Wed-
nesday, 23rd March, 1955, at 10.00
o'clock in the forenoon.
At the Court House.
Friday, 18th March,
o'clock in the forenoon.
... At the Court House.
Monday, 14th March,
o'clock in the forenoon.
Georgetown, on
1955, at 11.00
Barrouallie, on
1955, at 11.00
Notices of intention to oppose the grant of any certificate stetiit in genera]
terms the grounds of the opposition, must be served upon the applicant and
upon the Magistrate not less than seven days before the day fixed for the holding
of the Licensing Session.
PARTICULARS OF APPLICANTS FOR NEW CERTIFICATES.
Parish.
St. George &
St. Andrew
Name of Applicant.
Cornelius Arthur
Eliazar James
George Duncan
Albert John
Sugar Mill Inn
per G. B. Palmer
Hudson Soso
Olga Lynch
Elaine Joyette
Charlotte ... William Simmons
Percival Phillips;
Gertrude Moore
St. Patrick ... Urias Robertson
Occupation. Residence.
Shopkeeper Kingstown
,, Fairbourn e
Pasture
Business- Ratho Mill
man
Sion Hill
Shopkeeper Green Hill
,, Murray
Village
Mt. G en-
Georgetown
C olonarie
Spring
Village
Situation of
Premises.
1 Kingstown
Fai rbon rn e
Pasture
Ratho Mill
Sion Hill
Green Hill
Murray Village
Mt. Grennan
Georgetown
Colonarie
Spring Village
MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE, S. .. BAIN,
KINGSTOWN, A. l ,., Magistrate.
23rd February. 1955.
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SAINT VINCENT.
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDER OF
1955, No. 12. ,
(Gazetted 15th March, 1955).
BY THE ADMINISTRATOR.
A PROCLAMATION.
[ L. S. I
0. R. KELSICK,
Acting Administrator.
WHEREAS it is enacted by section 1 of the Public Utility Undertakings and
Public Health Services Arbitration Ordinance, 1952, that the said Ordinance
shall come into operation on a date to be fixed by the Governor by Proclamation
published in the Gazette:
Now THEREFORE I, OSMUND RANDOLPIH KELSICK, the officer for the time being
administering the Government of the Colony, do hereby proclaim that the afore-
said Ordinance shall come into operation on the 21st day of March, One thou-
sand nine hundred and fifty-five.
GIVEN under my hand and the Public Seal of the Colony of Saint Vincent,
at Government Office in the said Colony .this 14th day of March One
thousand nine hundred and fifty-five and in the Fourth Year of the
Reign of Her Majesty QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!
(J. 9/1950).
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KINGSTOWN, ST. VINCENT.
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