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SAINT VINCENT
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
SiublTihed 1b Suthority.
VoL. 89.] SAINT VINCENT. WEDNESDAY, 15 FEBRUARY. 1ll56. [No 9.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
No. 62.
APPOINTMENT.
MARRIAGE OFFICER.
* Mr. AARON R. HITLALL, Supervisor
of Seventh Day Adventist Churches, St.
Vincent, has been appointed a Marriage
Officer of the Colony with effect froti,
15th Februtry, 1956.
15th February. 1956.
(J. 22/1951).
No. 63.
LEGISLATION.
i
The following Documents are pui)-
lished with this issue of the Gazette:-
S. R. & 0. No. 3-Tlie Marriaq ua Vil-
lage Council ( Cemetery ) Py-
DEPARTMENTAL AND
OTHER NOTICES.
POST OFFICE REMOVAL NOTICE.
It is hereby notified for general in-
formation that the General Post Office
will be transferred to the original
Post Office Building on the following
dates :-
Febrnuary 19th (General Office)
February 22nd (Parcel Section)
The Letter Boxes will be removed on
February 18th ano 19th. Boxholders
are kintily requeste. to co-opciale by
ltavitlt. their boxes cleared before the
18th inst. On that da y ill letters for
l)oxl'idels will be delivered o er the
count er'.
P. 1). O'N, C
Laws, 1956. Ag. Colonic
(D. 519 (A generall Post Oftice,
S R. & 0. No. 4-The Police (Stlsis- St. Vincent. ti.W.I.
tence and Lodging A llowance) 14th Febirukiry, 1956.
Regulations, 1956.
( J. 10/1950).
RICHTON,
vI Postnwstel..
S.R. & 0. No. 5-The Plant Protec- SHIPPING NOTICE.
tion (Amendment) Renlationfi.
1956. Attention is hereby drawn to Section
(B. 151944II). 18 of the Passenger Bats Regulations
Rv Ooummanal. 1939 requiring the Master of every pas-
senger boat to h.ild a: Certificate of
A. L. SAMU'L, Competency.
Acting Governrment,'ecretary. ,; clemar:;nc'- will ,e given a ship
0GOViRNMENT OFFICE. whose Master is inot in possession of the
15th Fel.ruiiry. 1956. necessary (.ert.ificate.
I 7P-
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38 SAINT VINCENT, WEDNESDAY, 15 FEBRUARY, 1956-(No. 9.)
The Examining Board will sit on the 5. Applications for Rooted Cacao
3rd Friday in February and March Cuttings received after the 29th Febru-
1956, and would-be candidates are ad- ary, 1956, will neither be acknowledged
vised to consult the Port Officer for nor considered.
further details. 6. Rooted Cacaio Cuttings will be
JAi[ES H. D. C(OX. delivered free of charge to the applicants
Port Otne,r. a' a point as near as possible to the site
at which they are to be planted, accessi-
19th January, 1956. ble at the time. to the motor vehicle
conveying the plants. Estates will be
expected to' arrange their own trans-
SAINT VINCENT. port.
By Authority of the Patents Ordinance 7. N.B. The conditions under which
(Chapter 155 of the Revised Laws of Saint rooted cacao enttingswill be
Vincent, 1926). issued are as follows:--
I (1) Thli area selected by an
NOTICE is herby given that an appli- applicant will be inspected
cation was on th, 11th day of .Jainary. by an authorised officer, as
1956, made b)y FOLKE ROLAND \WERNER 00soo as possible after the re-
WERNBSKOG, of '.For'-riun. Sweden, for ceip) of the ap;!licati(, n for
a patent in respect of an invention for the purpose of determining
"improvements in or relating to mould- the snitability of the site in
ing straw materials." regard to altitude, soil type,
2. This invention relates generally wind protection and other
to a method of moulding straw material. ecological and environowjent-
for instance for the intermediate layers al conditions. The applicant
of elements for building, purposes. will then be notified whether,
C. E. A. RAWLE.
Registrar of Patents.
Patent Office,
Saint Vincent.
28th January, 1956.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE.
COCOA INDUSTRY DIEVELOPMIFNT
SCHEME.
Distribution of Rooted Cuttings of
Selected Strains of Trinidad and Grenada
Cacao for Planting in 1956.
It is estimated that there will be about
40,000 rooted cacao cuttings available ti,
plant about 80-100 acres in 1956.
2. Persons desirous of obtaining
rooted cacao cuttings from the cocoa
stations, should apply on the forms pro-
vided for that purpose. entitled :
Application Form for Rooted
Cacao Cuttings Propagated for
Distribution by the Cocoa Indus-
try Development Scheme of St.
Vincent,."
3. Application forms are obtainable
at the Head Office. Department of Agri-
culture, Kingstown. or from any of the
District Agricultural Officers.
4. Application Forms should be
forwarded to the Superintendent of
Agricultural. Department of Agriculture,
Kingstown on or before 29th February,
1956.
or not the area is approved
for planting cocoa.
(ii) If for stated good reas-
ons the area is declared to
he unsuitable for planting
cacao clones, no allocation
of plants will be made to
the applicant.
(iii) If the area is declared.
suitable, an authorized
officer will in form the appli-
can, what minimum action
is required of him by the
Department of Agriculture
in regard to provision of
overhead shade, ground
shade, wind-breaks,soil con-
servation measures, soil pre-.
paration etc. The Agricul-
tural Department will ren-
der all necessary advice and
guidance in this connection.
(iv) The minimum area for
which plants will be issued
will be that which will
contain fifty (50) rooted
cuttings planted at a spacing
of 10ft. x 10ft. or 12ft. x
12ft. in a single block, the
equivalent of one-eighth or
one-sixth (I or -) of an
acre.
(v) The area to be planted
will be re-inspected by an
anthorised officer immedi-
ately before the proposed
date of delivery of the
plants in order to ascertain
whether all conditions have
been satisfactorily fulfilled,
SAINT VINCENT, WEDNESDAY, 15 FEBRUARY, 1956.-(No. 9.) 39
and whether the ar-a is in a care and management of the
suitable state of preparation young plants.
for planting.
(vi) Authorised officers of 8. Applicants are advised to take
the Department of Agri- advantage of the information and
culture will make periodic guidance freely offered by their Agri-
inspections of the planted cultural officers, thereby ensuring that
areas as often as may be thiy start off correctly on the road to
considered necessary for the revival of our Cocoa Industry.
purpose of observing field
conditions, the development n t of Agricultur.
of the young plants. and Superintendent of Agriculture.
advising the growers on the 3rd February, 1956.
INCOME TAX NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the unidermentioned persons having become
defaulters under the Income Tax Ordinance Cap. 192, their properiit l.(iM,
been levied upon, will be offered for sale at the Treatmy. Kir t. cv i. Slat-
urday, 25th February, 1956, at 1.00 o'clock for recovery of taxes due.
PETER R. ELLS,
Colonial Treasurer.
Treasury Chambers,
St. Vincent,
2nd February. 1956.
Name of Owner Situation of Property Description of Property
Francis, Martin Kingstown 1 Pick-up No. 465
Frank, Cyril Montrose 1 House
Hillocks, Donald Biabou 1 House
James, Elijah Byrea Hill 1 House & 1 Counter
Straker, Clement Buccamient 1 House spot
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SAINT VINCENT.
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS, -
1956, No. 3. s .*
MARRIAQUA VILLAGE COUNCIL (CEMETERY)
BY-LAWS.
(Gazetted 15th January, 1956.)
1. Short Title. These By-Laws may be cited as the Marriaqua -Village
Council (Cemetery) By-Laws, 1956.
2. Schedule of fees for interments, allotments, memorials, etc.
The following sums shall be paid to the Marriaqua Village Council prior to any
interment, allotment of ground for the burial of persons other than paupers, or
erection of any memorial, enclosure or cross:-
For the-
(a) burial of a person whose age at the time of death does not exceed
10 y ea rs ...... .... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... $ .50
(b) burial of a person whose age at the time of death exceeds 10 years 1.00
(c) allotment of grave 4' x 8' for the exclusive right of burial therein ...... 6.00
(d) right to erect a memorial or cross other than wood on land not
a cqu ired ...... .... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 3 .00
(e) right to erect a wooden cross on land not acquired ...... ...... 1.00
Made by the Marriaqua Village Council under Section 56 (1) of the Local
Government Ordinance, 1951, (No. 17 of 1951) this 15th day of December 1955.
A. D. DRAYTON,
Chairman.
Confirmed by the Governor under section 56 (4) of the aforesaid Ordinance
this 6th day of February, 1956.
A. F. GILES,
Administrator.
( D. 5/1949 (A).)
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SAINT VINCENT. 4*
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDE*, /
1956, No. 4. 'Y'
POLICE (SUBSISTENCE AND LODGING ALLOWANCE)
REGULATIONS.
(Gazetted 15th February, 1956.)
1. Short title. These Regulations may be cited as the Police (Subsistence
and Lodging Allowance) Regulations, 1956.
2. Subsistence and Lodging Allowance. A member of the Police
Force of or below the rank of Insoector who, in the performance of his duty,
is absent from the section of the Police District to which he is posted and is not
provided with foost and lodging while so absent, shall be entitled to reimburse-
ment of out of pocket expenses necessarily incurred in accordance with the
following scale:-
5 hours and not exceeding
8 hours
Over 8 hours and not ex-
ceeding 12 hours
Over 12 hours and not ex-
ceeding 24 hours
SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES.
Ins. S.I. S/sgts. Sgts.
.780
$1.32
Cpls. Const.
.683 .48e
$1.20 $1.20 $1.20
$1.92 $1.76 $1.76 $1.76 $1.56
Subsistence allowance will be granted up to 7 days only, except by discretion
of the Chief of Police and where actual hardship is caused by the imposition of
the 7 days rule. No subsistence allowance is payable in the case of transfers or
temporary transfers except when the transfer is for periods of less than 7 days.
3. Lodging Allowances.
Lodging per night
Ins. S.I. S/sgts.
$1.80 $1.56
Sgts.
$1.56
Cpls. Const.
$1.56 $1.44
4. Lodging and Subsistence Allowances
another Colony within the CaribbeanwArea.
Subsistence out of the
Colony
Lodging per night out of
the Colony
Ins. S.I. S/sgts.
Sgts.
when on Duty in
Cpls. Const.
$3.20 $2.60 $2.60 $2.60 $2.40
$2.80 $2.20 $2.20 $2.20 $1.80
The above rates will not apply for duty outside the Caribbean for which
special arrangements will be made by Government.
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5. Advance. So far as is practicable, a member of the Police Force of
or below the rank of Inspector, who is required to go on duty outside the District
to which he is posted, or outside the Colony may be given an advance to cover
his probable expenses while *aLsent.
Made by the Chief of Police under section 63 of the Police Ordinance, 1947,
(No. 48 of 1947) this 7th day of January, 1956.
S. A. ANDERSON,
Chief of Police.
Approved by the Governor in Council this 10th day of February, 1956.
HENRY H. WILLIAMS,
Clerk of Executive Council.
(J. 10/1950.)
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1956.
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, '-- ATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS,
1956, No. 5.
PLANT PROTECTION (AMENDMENT)
REGULATIONS.,
(Gazetted 15th February, 1956.)
1. Short, title. These Regulations may be cited as the Plant Protection
(Amendment) Regulations. 1H56. and shall be read as one with the Plant Protec-
tion Regulations, 1942, (S.R. & 0. 1942, No. 88) (hereinafter referred to as the
principal Regulations) and all amendments thereto. /
2. Amendment of Regulation 10 of principal Regulations.
Paragraph (1) of Regulation 10 of the principal Regulations is hereby amended
by the deletion of sub-paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (d) and the substitution
therefore of the following sub-paragraphs:-
(a) citrus or any other member of the family Rutaceae;
(b) cocoa;
(c) coconut;
(d) cotton;
(e) seeds of plant of the family Gramineae excepting sugar cane fuzz.
Made by the Governor in Council under section 15 of the Plant Protection
Ordinance, 1941 (No. 10 of 1941) this 10th day of February, 1956.
HENRY H. WILLIAMS,
Clerk of Executive Council.
(B. 15/1944 II.)
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