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SAINT VINCENT
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
hublisltb tinp iutlnoritu.
VOL. 100.] SAINT VINCENT., TUESDAY, 4 JULY, 1967 [No. 42.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
No. 123.
BRITISH AID FOR DEVELOPMENT
THE ASSOCIATED STATES AND DEPENDENCIES
IN THE CARIBBEAN.
The United Kingdom is to provide over $22 million for development in the
Associated States and the Dependent Territories of the Commonwealth Carib-
bean during the two years 1968-70.
Mr. Arthur Bottomley, the Minister of Overseas Development, who recently
toured the islands to see for himself their development needs, told the House of
Commons this today. Explaining the background, the British Development
Division in the Caribbean said that Britain intended to ear-mark $2.4 million
mainly for scholarships and training; and to allocate $19.8 million for individual
governments projects, as follows:-
Associated States
Antigua $2.592 million
Dominica ...... $2.496 ,,
Grenada ...... $2.640 ,,
St. Kitts/Nevis/Anguilla ...... $2.496 ,,
St. Lucia ...... $2.640 ,,
Dependent Territories
British Virgin Islands ...... $1.248 million
Caymans ...... $1.056 ,,
Montserrat ...... $1.152 ,,
St. Vincent ...... $2.640 ,,
Turks and Caicos ...... $0.864 ,,
These are new funds; and therefore additional to the $12.5 million which
-the Governments can draw between April, 1967 and March, 1968, when the new
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SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 4 JULY, 1967.-(No. 42).
funds become available. This year's allocation includes $7.345 million for the
Associated States-
Antigua
Dominica
Grenada
St. Kitts/Nevis/Anguilla
St. Lucia
and $4.171 million for the Dependent Territories-
British Virgin Islands
Caymans
Montserrat
St. Vincent
Turks and Caicos
...... $1.474 million
...... $0.883 ,,
...... $2.112 ,,
...... $0.994 ,,
...... $1.882 ,,
...... $0.720 million
...... $0.278 ,,
$0...... $ .859 ,,
...... $1.661 ,,
...... $0.653 ,,
-plus a further one million dollars mainly for scholarships and training
schemes.
This grand total of nearly $35 million over the three years 1967/70 rep-
resents direct British aid for development. It is over and above the $9 million
per annum currently provided to enable certain island Governments to balance
their annual budgets; and over and above the 1.25 million per annum also pro-
vided currently under technical assistance to finance seconded British advisers,
consultancies, land surveys and United Kingdom training.
The whole of this British aid programme will be handled by the British
Development Division in the Caribbean, to whom island Governments now direct
their project applications. Within defined limits powers of project approval
have already been delegated by the Minister to the Division. Outside those
limits the Minister will take his decisions in the light of the Division's advice.
4th July, 1967.
No. 115.
MINISTRY OF TRADE, PRODUCTION, LABOUR & TOURISM
DEPARTMENT OF LABCUR
NOTICE.
THE WAGES COUNCILS ORDINANCE, 1953 (No. 1)
The attention of all employers of workers covered by Wages Regulation
Orders made under the authority of the above mentioned Ordinance is invited
to Section 3 of Statutory Rules and Orders, 1953, No. 55 which reads thus:
"3. Notice to be given to Workers.
(1) The employer of any workers to whom any wages regulation pro-
posals or wages regulation order applies shall keep posted up in a
conspicuous position in the work place of such workers a copy of such
Wages Council proposals or Wages Council Order.
(2) Where a wages regulation order has been made providing for the
rant of holiday remuneration the employer shall in addition to post-
ing 'up of notice in accordance with the proceeding paragraph inform
the worker when holidays are so due of his right to such holidays."
2. Wages Regulation Orders in force apply to Agricultural Workers,
Industrial Workers, Shop Assistants, Domestic Servants and Port Workers.
20th June, 1967.
No. 124.
APPOINTMENTS.
With reference to Gazette Notice
No. 120 of 27th June, 1967, Dr. S. C.
KAUSIIIK has been appointed as Physi-
ciani Superinlendent, Colonial Hospital
on contract for two (2) years and not
on two (2) years probation as was
stated.
4th July, 1967.
(P.P. 1841).
No. 125.
Mr. J. C. VELOX as Airport Manager,
St. Vincent Airport, with effect from
1st July, 1967.
4th July, 1967.
(P.F. 632).
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NOTICE
AWARD OF A SCHOLARSHIP TENABLE
AT THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN FARM
INSTITUTE TRINIDAD.
Applications are invited for suitably
qualified candidates for the award of a
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s-holarship to the Eastern Caribbean
Farm Institute Forestry School in
Trinidad, opening in September, 1967.
Applicants should have at least Chem-
istry, Botany or Biology, Mathematics
and English at ordinary level and
c.*v rably at advanced level of G.C.E.
The successful candidate will be re-
quired to enter into a bond with the
governmentt of St. Vincent to serve for
a stated period on his return.
Further information may be obtained
'rom the Chief Technical Officer, Min-
istry for Trade, Production, Labour
;'d Tourism, Murray Road, Kingstown.
Applications giving full particulars
,f the candidate's education and ex-
0,rience and acc!imnnodation by two
testimonials should be addressed to
tie Establishment Officer, Government
(nice, Kingstown, St. Vincent, to reach
Lini not later thcio tihe 16th July, 1967.
4th July, 1967.
No. 127.
LEGISLATION.
The Iollowing )ocniniemnt is pIuhlilhied
w-itlh tilis issue of hi G(az'tt,:
S. R. & 0. No. 2-.-Proclamation
eancelling the aforesaid Proclama-
tion gazeltd n the 22n (ly ,of
May, 1967.
( '.M. 31i).
4th .July, 1967.
.No. 128.
THE ST. VINCENT GCAMMARL
SCHOOL
K'NGSTOWN. STI. VI.NCENT
VACANCIES FoR MASTERS
1. Applications are invited from suit-
ably (palified persons for appointment
t.' I'", vacant post of Graduate Assistant
Mat,-r, St. Vincent Grammar School,
King.itLwn St. Vincent, to teach one
subject or a combination of two or more
subjects as follows:
I. English
II. Spanish
III. French
IV. Mathematics
V. History
VI. Geography
2. Salary: The salary of the post is
in the scale of $3,804 X 180-$5,064 X
240-$6,084. The point of entry in the
scale will depend upon the Officer's
qualifications and experience.
3. Duties: To carry out such func-
tions and duties as are normally as-
signed to Masters at Secondary Gram-
mar Schools, and in particular to teach
the subjects of the posts they are ap-
pointed i!t any level required in the
school (a'e range of pupils 11-19
ye;a's) which annually presents candi-
dates for the Ordinary and Advanced
levels of lhe Cambridge General Certifi-
,ate of Education; to take some part in
oit-of-school activities, including games
and to perform such other duties as may
be assigned by the Headmaster or other
duyv authorised officer.
4. hQualJfication: An Honours degree
from a university within the British
Connimo:iwmea th, in the particular sub-
ject of the posts to which appointment
is to be made; but consideration will
be given to the applicant with General
D ",'r'ees which include two or more of
the subjects in paragraph I above. In
every case a Diploma in Education and
teaching experience in secondary schools
will be an advantage. So too will be an
int rest in, and ability to assist with the
.iiuiol' Scout Troop and/or Dramatic
Pr( -:tion.
.. Applic-tlions giving full particu-
lars. qualification and experience of the
applicant accompanied by two testi-
moiials should be addressed to the Es-
tablishment officerr Government Office,
Kingstown, St. Vinceit, and should
reach him uot later than 30th July,
1967.
ESTABLISH 11ENT OFFICER.
4th July,. 1967.
By Command,
0. E. LEIGERTWOOD,
Establishment Officecr.
(OVERNMI ENT OFFICE,
4;ii July, 1967.
DEPARTMENTAL AND
OT1HF.R NOTICE 1S.
EDUCATION NOTICE
The Department of Education and the
St. Vincent Secondary School Teachers'
Association propose to run a one week
course from 13th August, 1967 for Sec-
ondary School Teachers and for those
persons who intend to enter the teach-
ing profession in September, 1967 direct
from Sec'ondary Schools.
SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 4 JULY, 1967.-(No. 42).
2. The course will include lectures
and discussions on Education Psychol-
ogy and the teaching of the various
subjects of the school curriculum.
3. Dr. Shah and Mr. Maynard of
the Institute of Education, University
of the West Indies, will assist local
counterparts, and will be responsible for
talking all the sessions on the teaching of
Mathematics and English respectively.
4. Principals of Secondary Schools
are requested to bring this notice to the
attention of all members of Staff, and
all intending teachers in their fifth and
sixth forms, and to encourage them to
make full use of this form of inservice
training.
5. Names of participants should be
submitted, by the Principal, to the Edu-
cation Officer not later than 21st July,
1967.
THEODORE V. KEANE,
Education 0,i'.
24th June, 1967.
POLICE NOTICE
TI1' OWNER-S OF PUBLIC
SERVICE VEHICLES, GOODS
VEHICLES AND TRAILERS
(II., H.T., & T. PLATES.)
The attention of persons who own
the types of vehicles mentioned above is
drawn to the provisions contained in
Regulaton 20 and 21 and all amend-
menits thereto of the Motor Vehicle &
Road Traffic Regulations 1959, whereby
no licence may be issued or renewed for
such vehicles unless the Inspector cer-
tifies that the vehicle complies with all
the provisions of the Ordinance and of
these regulations.
The Inspector of Motor Vehicles will
be available at Police Headquarters
daily from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. except
on Sunday and Public Holidays, to
ensure that all the abovementioned
classes of vehicles are inspected and
are roadworthy before July, 31st 1967.
Regulation 20 (6) requires that these
vehicles are examined twice annually,
that is before 30th day of June and 31st
day of December, in each year.
W A RNI NG
Vehicles which have not been pre-
sented for inspection or if presented
have not passed the examination by
31st July, 1967, will be taken off the
road.
S. A. ANDERSON,
Chief of Police
&,
Licensing Authority.
13th June, 1967.
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WEST INDIES ASSOCIATED
STATES SUPREME COURT
IN THE HIGH COURT
(ST. VINCENT CIRCUIT)
A.D. 1967.
Suir No. 147/1962.
P,1ETWEEN:-
PERCIVAL STEINSON
NANTON
NOREEN JESS
NANTON
ROSALYS STEPHANIE
BEACH
and
ARDON MOFFORD
H[IRSKINS GITTENS
of Kingstown
- -Plaintiffs
of ProsPect
S-Dcf udants
PURSUANT to an Order made on the
15th day of April, 1967, THERE WILL
BE OFFERED for SALE by the Registrar
of the Supreme Court at the Court
House, Kingstown, St. Vincent, between
the hours of 12.00 o'clock noon and 3.00
o'clock p.m. on Saturday the 8th day
of July, 1967 all the Right, Title and
Interest, messages lands and tene-
ments vested in and in the possession
of the Defendant HUSKINS GITTENS
of Brighton as specified in the schedule
hereto.
SCHEDULE
ALL THAT LOT piece or parcel of land
containing 10 acres, 1 rd., 10 pis., sit-
uate at Brighton Estate in the Island
of Saint Vincent being Lot Number
nine (9) of certain allotments of the
Estate of Brighton on a plan prepared
by E. Steinson Campbell and butted
and bounded on the North by an Estate
Road, on the South by Lot number 17
of the said allotments on the East by
Lot No. 10 of the said allotments and
on the West by an estate road, or
howsoever otherwise the same may be
butted bounded known or described
Together with all ways watercourses
rights lights liberties privileges and
easements thereto belonging or usually
held used occupied or enjoyed therewith
or reputed to belong or be appurtenant
thereto.
REDUCED RESERVE PRICE $1,166.40
per acre
Dated this 27th day of June, 1967.
H. M. SQUIRES,
Registrar of Supreme Court.
SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 4 JULY, 1967.-(No. 42).
NOTICE.
POST OF CLERK--MARRIAQUA
VILLAGE COUNCIL
Applications are hereby invited for the
post of Clerk to the Marriaqua Village
Couni.il.
Applicants must be residents of the
Marriaqua District and should be able
to type and do practical book-keeping.
All applications must reach the Chair-
man not later than the 31st July, 1967.
Further information can be obtained
:'oi tule Chairman.
W. JACK,
Chairman,
Marriaqua Village Council.
1st July, 1967.
NOTICE OF SEIZURE
In accordance with Sec. 102 of Cap.
183 of the Laws of Saint Vincent, it is
hereby notified that the undermentioned
articles were seized at the Airport at
Arnos Vale on the 21st day of June,
1967 for a breach of the Customs Laws:
1 Apache Automatic Pistol (.25)
25 Rounds of Amunition (.25)
S. E. JOSHUA,
Ag. Collector of Customs & Excise.
Custom House,
Kingstown,
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S' 65
SA T 4NCEN t 1
STATUTORY LE AND DES,
(Gazetted 4th y, 1 .
BY THE ADMINISTRATOR.
A PROCLAMATION.
[L.S.]
H. GEORGE,
Administrator.
WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 (1) of the Kingstown Board (1966
Elections) Ordinance (No. 17 of 1966) (hereinafter referred to as the Ordin-
ance), that an election of members of the Board under the provisions of the
Ordinance shall be held on a day, and at such time and place, as the Admin-
istrator in Council may appoint by Proclamation published in the Gazette:
AND WHEREAS by a Proclamation of the Administrator in Council gazetted
the 22nd day of May, 1967, Monday the 19th day of June, 1967, was appointed
the day on which an election to elect one member each for the Eastern, Central
and Western Wards of the Town of Kingstown shall be held:
AND WHEREAS it is desirable that the said Proclamation should be cancelled:
Now THEREFORE, I HYWELL GEORGE, the Officer for the time being admin-
istering the Government of the Colony of Saint Vincent, pursuant to the
authority in me vested by the Ordinance and with the advice and consent of
the Executive Council, do declare that the aforesaid Proclamation is hereby
cancelled.
GIVEN under my hand and the Public Seal of the Colony of Saint Vincent
at Government House in the said Colony this 13th day of June in
the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-seven
and in the Sixteenth Year of the Reign of Her Majesty QUEEN
ELIZABETH THE SECOND.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
(C.M. 301).
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