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Index - 1938
Index 1 Index 2 Index 3 Index 4 Index 5 Index 6 Index 7 Index 8 Index 9 Index 10 Index 11 Index 12 Index 13 January 1938 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Page 30 Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 Page 39 Page 40 Page 41 Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 Page 46 Page 47 Page 48 February 1938 Page 49 Page 50 Page 51 Page 52 Page 53 Page 54 Page 55 Page 56 Page 57 Page 58 Page 59 Page 60 Page 61 Page 62 Page 63 Page 64 Page 65 Page 66 Page 67 Page 68 Page 69 Page 70 Page 71 Page 72 Page 73 Page 74 Page 75 Page 76 Page 77 Page 78 Page 79 Page 80 Page 80-1 Page 80-2 Page 80-3 Page 80-4 Page 80-5 Page 80-6 Page 80-7 Page 81 Page 82 March 1938 Page 83 Page 84 Page 85 Page 86 Page 87 Page 88 Page 89 Page 90 Page 91 Page 92 Page 93 Page 94 Page 95 Page 96 Page 97 Page 98 Page 99 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INDEX TO GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS. 1938. A Administration; Applications for letters of- Estate of- Alcoser, A. Ayuso, P. Bevins, L. L. .. Bowden, S. A. Bradley, A. .. Castillo, Z. Cberrington, J. Collins, E. G. .. .. . Escalante, F. .. Flowers, I. Fuller, H. J. G. Gongues, B. .. Lewis, E. M. .. .. . Lmd, E. .. .. .. Mencias. N. V. Sealevy, A. Valdez, A. S. Adderley, B. M., Award of the Medal of the Most Excel e (Civil Division) .. .. Agar, A. K., Leave of absence Agriculture Board of; Appointments to Air Board; Appointments to .. Aircraft Personnel; Documents of Identity for 'Air Navigation; Imperial Orders in Council relating to Alcaldes; Appointments .. Alexander Miss E., Leave of absence Resumption of duties Anglo-Austrian Agreement on Legal Proceedings 93 142 45 431 253 451 80 334 53 358 172 240 93 6o 142 403 t Order of the British Empire 205 40r 2 92 167, 297, 418, 45 322 3, 147, 208, 297 42 322 Appointments- Agriculture; Boarcof .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 Air Board .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 92 Alcaldes .. 3, 147, 208, 297 Arnoux, E. A., Probationer, Secretariat .. 171 To act as a Third Class Clerk .. .. .. .. .. 171 Ayuso, Hon. L. P., Member of the Belize Loan Board .. .. .. .. 101 Member of the Belize Town Board .. .. .. .. 231 To act as a Commissioner of Currency .. .. .. .. 222 To act, provisionally, as a Member of the Executive Council .. 231 Barrow, E. 0. B., To act as District Commissioner, Toledo 321 Barrow, R. H., Junior Clerk .. .. .. .. .. 171 Beattie, Hon. C. R., Chairman of the Tourist Committee .. .. .. .. 177 Belize Loan Board ; Members .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 101, 136 Belize Town Board.; Members .. .. .. .. .. 32, 231, 232, 255 Returning Officer .. 421 Board of Management of the Teachers' Provident Fund; Members .. .. .. 182 Bowen, F. C. P., Returning Officer, Belize Town Board .. .. .. .. 421 To act, provisionally, as an Official Member of the Legislative Council . . . . .. .. 238 Bowman, T. F., Member of the Executive Council .. .. .. .. .. 241 Member of the Sugar Control Board 315 Member of the Town Board .. .. .. .. .. 255 To act, provisionally, as a Member of the Executive Council .. 238 Bowring, T. L., Executive Engineer, Public Works Department .. .. .. 9 Member of the Town Board .. .. .. .. .. 232 To act as Director of Public Works .. .. . 237 Boyce, E. A., To act, provisionally, as an Official Member of the Legislative Council .. ... .. .. .. .. .. 49 Bookham, M., M.B.E., Superintendent of Prisons .. .. .. .. .. 159 Bradley,'D. R., To act as a First Class Customs & Excise Officer .. .. 207 1n Bradley, E. P., To act as District Commissioner, Cayo To act as Labour Officer .. Brown, E. V., To act as Superintendent of Education Cain, H E. C., To act as Treasury Superintendent Campbell, W. A., Valuer of Properties .. Castillo, J. L., To act as a Probationer .'. Cave, J M., Assistant Agricultural Officer Cavo District Board.. Central Board of Health .. Clarke, Dr. P. E. M., Medical Officer .. Codd, Miss R. M., Typist .. Commissioners for taking acknowledgments of Married Women's Deeds Commissioners of Currency .. Commissioners of the Supreme Court Committee of Medical Registration Corozal District Board Courtenay, W. H., To act as Magistrate, Belize Deacon, S. A., His Majesty's Trade Commissioner at Jamaica Deputy Registrar of Births & Deaths .. .. 60, 78, 195, Discharged Prisoners' Aid Committee Doxat, E. J., Assistant Superintendent of Police Dyer, A. E., Customs Boatman Education; Board of Electricity Advisory Board Examiners of Chemists and -Druggists; Board of Executive Council Ferguson J. A. D., Superintendent of Prisons .. Foster, D. L., Junior Agricultural Instructoy Fuller, H. F., Third Class Customs & Excise Officer .. Fuller, Lance Corporal M.P., Examiner under Motor Vehicles Ordinance Fuller, T. B., Junior Clerk Gabourel, R. E., To act as Senior Clerk & Clerk of Councils Gabourel, R J., To act as Surveyor of Shipping Gardner, K. C., Senior Sanitary Inspector, Central Board of Health .. Senior Sanitary Inspector, for the town of Belize Grant, E. A., District Commissioner, Corozal .. District Commissioner, Northern District Harbour Advisory Board .. .. .. Harbour Master ; Inspector of Accidents, Belize District Haynes, J. E., Bailiff, Belize District Court Heusner, Dr. Karl, Nominated Unofficial Member of the Legislative Heustis, A. A., Second Class Clerk Hudson, T. J., To act as a Senior Customs and Excise Officer Hughes, H. J., Magistrate, Belize .. .. To act as Attorney General To act as a Director of the Public Officers' Guarantee F Hulse, S. E., First Class Clerk Industrial School, Official Visitors Inspector of Accidents, Belize District .. Jeffery, Major L. A., Valuer for certain Properties Johnston, Hon. W., To act as Collector of Customs Justice of the Peace, Northern District .. Justice of the Peace, for the Colony Kinlochli, J. B., To act as Conservator of Forests Kitching, R. A., To act as Agricultural Officer Labour Officer Legislative Council .. Lind, L. E., Compositor, Government Printing Office Longsworth, A. 0., Registrar General .. To act as District Commissioner, Stann Creek Magistrate ; Official Administrator Masson, R. K., M.B.E., Collector of Customs .. Reverts to post of Customs Superintendent Matthews, P. E., To act as Superintendent of Prisons McKinstry, S. A., To act as Chief Justice Meighan, J. N., To act as Registrar General Military Pensions Board Orange Walk District Board Ordonez, G. J., To act as a Second Class Customs & Excise Officer Outdoor & Unemployment Relief Committee Paterson, Miss M., Nursing Sister Ram, Dr. L. M., To act as District Commissioner, Stann Creek Rosado, D. L., Second Class Clerk Sanitary Inspector, Senior Central Board of Health Sanitary Inspector, Senior for the town of Belize Schofield, W., Justice of the Peace, Northern District S,, ,, 1Appointment cancelled.. 207, Cour und S. . 181 409 126 365 232 171 357 I 2 222 171 4, 244 T36, 222 4, 244 2 I .. 159 135 238, 315, 457 2, 297 321 .. 417 2, 23, 24, 167 2 2 231, 238, 241 .. 469 321 171 33 171 321 207 256 272 9 181 .. 2 92 277 cil 238, 241 171 207 159 159 430 49, 9; Justice of the Peace for the Colony .. .. .. 391 Sidley, W. A. de .Burgh, Inspector of Police .. .. .. .. 421 Smith, D. G., Junior Clerk .. .. .. .. .. 171 To act as a Third Class Customs & Excise Officer .. .. 207 Smith, S. F., Junior Clerk & Storekeeper .. .. .. .. .. 172 Stann Creek District Board .. .. .. .. I Sugar Control Board .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2, 315 Taylor, F. A. S., Treasury Superintendent .. .. .. .. .. 23 Tenders Examination Committee .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 Tennyson, N. M., To act as Auditor .. .. .. .. .. 42 Thomas, L. C., Assistant Engineer, Public Works Department .. .. .. 247 To act as Assistant Superintendent, Stann Creek Railway .. .. 248 Toledo District Board .. .. .. .. .. I Tourist Committee ... .. .. .. 2 Tourist Committee Chairman .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 177 Treasury Superintendent; Member of the Belize Loan Board . .. .. 101 Usher, H. C., Third Class Clerk .. .. .... .. .. 172 Usher, R. J., Temporary Clerk, Customs & Harbour Department .. .. .. 207 Uttley, D. P. Auditor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 374 Vaccinators, Public .. .. .. 33, 92, 101, 172, 208, 315, 321, 391 449 Valuations Appeal Board .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 92 Valuers of Properties .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 232 Vellos, A. E., To act as Clerk to the District Commissioner, Stann Creek & Clerk to the Stann Creek District Beard .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 23 Visiting Justices to Prisons .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 Visitors, Lunatic Asylum ; Board of .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 Visitors, Official, to Prisons .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 Ward, J. F., Agricultural Officer .. .. .. .. .. .. 421 Wolffsohn, Hon. A. N., To act as a Commissioner of Currency .. .. .. 136 Young, H. W., Probationer .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 172 Young, W. T., Third Class Clerk .. .. .. .. .. .. 172 Appointment Cancelled- Schofield, W., Justice of the Peace, Northern District Appointments Confirmed- . 391 Burgess, C., Junior Clerk, Agricultural Department Elliott, E. S., Third Class Clerk, Agricultural Department Longsworth, A. S., Third Class Clerk, Treasury Mahler, R., Junior Clerk, Audit Department Massiah, S. O., Junior Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Department McKesey, G. T., Second Class Clerk, Medical Department Mitchell, E. B., Third Class Clerk, District Commissioner's Office, Ordonez, G. J., Third Class Customs & Excise Officer Russell, I., First Class Clerk, Secretariat . Saldivar, P., Junior Clerk, Public Works Department Smith, B. I., Second Class Customs & Excise Officer Trapp, E., First Class Clerk, Medical Department Tucker, E. R., Second Class Clerk, District Commissioner's Office, Young, W. T., Junior Clerk, Education Department .. Armistice Day; Closing of Public Offices on Armistice Day Service Arnoux, E. A., Ayuso, Hon. L. Probationer, Secretariat To act as a Third Class Clerk . P., Member of the Belize Loan Board Member of the Belize Tow., Board To act as a Commissioner of Currency To act, provisionally, as a Member of the Executive 248 248 S255 248 248 248 Belize .. 248 248 S469 248 248 248 Stann Creek 255 23 392 392 171 171 101 231 222 Council .. 231 Bakehouse; Declaration of certain .. .. ...... 244 Balderamos, Hon. A., Commission to practise as a Notary Public .. 159 Banana Industry Committee; Report for sale .. .... 24 Barrow, E. O. B., To act as District Commissioner, Toledo .... 321 Barrow, R. H., Junior Clerk .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 171 Beattie, Hon. C. R., J.P., Leave of Absence .. .. .. ... 231 Chairman of the Tourist Committee 177 Belize Hours of Employment (Shop limitation) Order 1935 (S. R. & O. No. 29 of 1935). Final Meeting of Select Committee re .. .. .. .. ..17 Belize Loan Board; Appointments of Members .. .. .. .. .. 101, 136 Belize Loan Board; Report for 1937 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 281 Belize Town Board; Appointments of Members .. .. .. 32, 231, 232, 255 Nominations of Candidates for election as Members of .. .. 446 Returning Officer .. .. .. 421 Statement of Revenue & Expenditure as at 31st December 1937 299 Bennett, H. L., Leave of absence .. .. .. .. .... 172 Resumptioni of duties Bill Passed the Legislative Council Bills Published .. .. .. .. 34, 2 Bills to be presented to the Legislative Council ...... 248 S.. .. 469 49, 60, 65, 84, 93, 136, 172, 182, 209, 241 77, 287, 289, 315, 333, 347, 351, 357, 365, 374, 381, 384, 392, 430, 439, 450 S42, 69, 93, 148, 177, 223, 248, 256 272, 289, 298, 322, 347, 351, 357 365, 374, 384, 389, 390, 392 4ol. AIO. A6 A0O Ac8 Board of Management of the Teachers' Provident Fund; Members Bowen, F. C. P., Returning Officer, Belize Town Board . To act, provisionally, as an Official Member of the Legislative Council Bowman, Hon. T. F., Leave of absence Member of the Executive Council .. Member of the Sugar Control Board .. Member of the Town Board To act, provisionally, as a Member of the Executive Council Bowman, Hon. W. A., O.B.E., J.P., Leave of absence Bowring, T. L., Executive Engineer, Public Works Department .. Member of the Town Board To act as Director of Public Works Boyce, Hon. E. A., Leave of absence To act, provisionally, as an Official Member of the Legislative Council Bookham, M., M.B.E., Superintendent of Prisons Bradley, D. R., To act as a First Class Customs & Excise Officer Bradley, E. P., To act as District Commissioner, Cayo . To act as Labour Officer .. British Industries Fair, 1939: Broadcast Talk on Brown, E. V., To act as Superintendent of Education Browne, Major G. St. J. Orde, O.B.E., Labour Adviser; arrival of Visit of .. Busby, G. S., Leave of absence , -r_/ 182 421 238 357 241 315 255 238 Cain, H. E. C., Leave of absence .. .. .. .. .. 2 Resumption of duty .. .. .... 347 To act as Treasury Superintendent .. ..365 Campbell, W. A., Valuer of Properties .. .. .. 232 Card, C. D., Leave of absence .. .. .. .. 237 Carman, B. E., Leave of absence .. .. .. 113 Castillo, J. L., To act as a Probationer .. .. . Cattle; Registered List of Brands .. .. .... .. 71, 86, 165, 246, 426 Cave, J. M., Assistant Agricultural Officer .. .. .. .. 357 Cayo District Board; Appointments to .. ... Central Board of Health; Appointments to .. .. .. .. Charitable Trusts, Ltd., British Honduras; Return of Revenue and Expenditure .. 196 Chemists & Druggists; List of Registered .. .. ... .. 5 Chicle Dealers' and Contractors' Licences .. .. 21, 246, 254, 263, 274, 283, 293 303, 312, 320, 337, 350, 356, 375, 388, 397, 427, 454 Clarke, Dr. P. E. M., Medical Officer .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 222 Codd, Miss R. M., Typist, Education Department 171 "Colonial Empire, The, and its Civil Service" ; Publication relating to ..315 Commission, Dormant, appointing the Colonial Secretary, or Arthur Kirwan Agar, Esq., Chief Justice, to administer the Government of the Colony in certain events .. 295 Commission of Inquiry into the Losses caused by the Fire at the Sub-Treasury at Stann Creek .. .. .. .. 296, 297 Commission of Inquiry ; Requesting particulars re payments and receipt of money to Dis- trict Commissioner, Stann Creek ... 318 Commission, Royal; Announcement in House of Commons of appointment of a .. 217 Date of arrival of .. .. .. .... 409 Further information regarding visit of .. ... 34 Personnel of .. .. .. .. .. .. 269 Commissioners for taking acknowledgments of Married Women's Deeds .. 4, 244 Commissioners of Currency; Appointments as .. .. .... 136. 222 Commissioners of the Supreme Court Appointments as .... 4, 244 Committee of Medical Registration; Appointments to .. .. .. .. . Consul for Belgium; Recognition of E. I. Sabido as Acting .. 135 Consul for Belgium; Resumption by F. R. Dragten. Esq., O.B.E., K.C., J.P., of duties as Acting . . . 391 Consul for Mexico at Belize ; Resumption of duties by Senor Don P. Gasca as .. .. 429 Consul for Norway at Belize ; Provisional recognition of E. W. M. Bowen as honorary .. 231 Consul for Sweden, Recognition of D. Masson as Acting .. .. .. .. 136 Consul of France at Trinidad; Appointment of Monsieur M. M. Pelleterat de Borde as 148 Consul-Vice of Honduras at Belize; Privisional recognition of Hon. L. P. Ayuso as Hon. 457 Consul of Norway at Belize; Exequatur empowering Mr. E. W. M. Bowen to act as Hon. 347 Consul-Vice, United States at Belize ; Recognition of W. G. Rupprecht as .. .. 83 Consulate, Mexican at Belize ; Recognition of Senor Don F.-Estrada Orantes as Officer in in Charge of the .. .. Corozal District Board ; Appointments to Court Mourning ; Death of Her late Majesty Queen Maud of Norway Death of Her late Majesty Queen Marie of Roumania Death of His late Royal Highness Prince Arthur of Connaught Courtenay, W. H., To act as Magistrate, Belize Crown Reserve, Area South of village of Seine Bight, Stann Creek District Crooked Tree; Sitting of Court at .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 253, D Daniels, S. B., Award of the Medal of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Civil Division) Deacon, S. A., His Majesty's Trade Commissioner at Jamaica Degazon, Dr. D. W. A., Leave of absence Resumption of duty Dentists ; List of Registered Deputy Registrar of Births & Deaths; Appointments as ..60, 78, Discharged Prisoners' Aid Committee ; Appointments to Dog Pound, Puiita Gorda ; Declaration of .. Domestic Produce; Exports of; Statements of Dormant Commission Doxat, E. J., Assistant Superintendent of Police Dragten, F. R., O.B.E., K.C., J.P., Leave of absence Resumption of duties.. Dredger "C.N.F.", Inviting Tenders for purchase of Dyer, A. E., Customs Boatman 205 135 113 357 6 195, 207, 238, 315, 457 2, 297 297 46, 164,252, 370 295 321 135 391 69 417 Education, Board of ; Appointments to Electricity Advisory Board; Appointments to Electoral Qualifications and Regu nations Ordinance 1935; Claims of persons voters under, delivery of .. .. .. .. 257, 27 Date for registration of Claims as Voters List of Voters, Stann Creek District .. e . Notice inviting attention to Prcclamation re registration of Voters under Ellis, Hon. F. R., Leave of absence Resumption of duties 2, 23, 24, 167 qualified as 78, 292, 304, 308 415, 416 404 414 147 392 Errata Examinations, Cambridge Local, 1938 ; Forms of Entry Successful Candidates at 1937 Examination .. .. .. Examination, Intermediate, in Science (Economics) (University of London) ; Successful Candidate Examination, Matriculation; University of London; Successful Candidate Examinations, 1938, Teachers' and Pupil Teachers'; Results of the Examiners of Chemists and Druggists, Board of ; Appointments to Executive Council; Appointments to .. .. .. .. .. 231, Exports of Domestic Produce; Statements of .. .. .. .. .. 46, 164, Fairweather, Miss V., Leave of absence Retirement on Pension Ferguson, J. A. D., Superintendent of Prisons Ferguson, R. E., Transfer to Posts and Telegraphs Department .. Financial Year; Close of Forest Applications 13, 27, 52, 80o, 119, 228, 312, 137 322 Foster, D. L., Junior Agricultural Instructor Friendly Societies; Notice to .. Fuller, H. F., Third Class Customs & Excise Officer Fuller, Lance Corporal M.P., Examiner under Motor Vehicles Ordinance Fuller T. B., Junior Clerk G Gabourel, Hon. H. L., Leave of absence Gabourel. R. E., Leave of absence Resumption of duty .. To act as Senior Clerk & Clerk of Councils Gabourel, R. J., To act as Surveyor of Shipping .. Gardner, K. C., Senior Sanitary Inspector, Central Board of Health Senior Sanitary Inspector for the town of Belize Governor's Deputy; Commissions Governor, His Excellency The; Return, from tours, of Tours of Grant, E. A., District Commissioner, Corozal, 469 199 116, 117 172 347 469 347 436 , 149, 169, 173, 202 , 369, 420, 452, 461 321 17 171 33 171 401 167 321 321 207 256 272 57, III, 155, 327 65, 123, 157, 339 .. 58, 112, 156, 328 9 4 Northern District Grant, W. A., Retirement on Pension Guinea Grass; Sitting of Court at Harbour Advisory Board; Appointments to .. Harbour Master ; Inspector of Accidents, Belize District .. . Haylock, Miss E., Leave of absence . Haynes, J. E., Bailiff, Belize District Court Heusner, Dr. K., Nominated Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council Heustis, A. A., Second Class Clerk Hudson, T. J., To act as a Senior Customs and Excise Officer .. Hughes, H. J., Magistrate, Belize .. . To act as Attorney General .. To act as a Director of the Public Officers' Guarantee Fund Hulse, S. E., First Class Clerk .. .. . Hurricane Precautions; Notice as to .. . 2 92 S 277 277 2,18, 241 171 207 159 159 439 171 97 Imperial Preference ; Revised Forms of Certificates of Origin Imports into British Honduras, Quarterly Statement shewing principal (See "Suppement" for subsequent Quarters) .... .. Income Tax; Notice as to filing of Returns .. Industrial School, Official Visitors; Appointments to . Inquiry. Commission of; Requesting particulars re payments and receipt of money to District Commissioner, Stann Creek Inquiry, Commission of, into Losses caused by Fire at Sub-Treasury, Stann Creek 296, Inspector of Accidents, Belize District .. . J Jeffery, Major L. A., Valuer for certain Properties.. Jennings, P. H., Leave of absence Johnston, Hon. W., To act as Collector of Customs Jury Lists; Revision of .. .. Justice of the Peace, Northern District . for the Colony K King's Birthday; Parade of Military Forces on occasion of Kinloch, J. B., To act as Conservator of Forests Kitching, R. A., To act as Agricultural Officer L Labour Adviser, Visit of Major G. St. J. Orde Browne, O.B.E. Arrival of .. . Labour Officer; Appointment .. Land Applications; Published weekly- Land Tax Returns; Filing of .. Submission of Land Tax; Summonses for non-payment of .. Landing Field for Aeroplanes ; Closing of Newtown Barracks as Languages, Examination in Native Leases etc., Revocation of Cancellation of Leave of Absence- 380, . . 354, 355, 390, 420, Alexander, Miss E .. Agar, A. K ... Beattie, Hon. C. R., J.P . Bennett, H. L. . Bowman, Hon. T. F. Bowman, Hon. W. A., O.B.E., J.P. Boyce, Hon. E. A .. .. Busby, G. S. .. . Cain, H. E. C. .. Card, C. D.. Carman, B. E. Degazon, Dr. D. W. A. Dragten, F. R., O.B.E., K.C., J.P. Ellis Hon. F. R., J.P. .. Fairweather, Miss V. Gabourel, Hon. H. L. Gabourel, R. E. Haylock, Miss E. .. Jennings, P. H. .. . Maccall, T. V. .. . .. 181 347 .. .. . 274 ' McKinstry, Hon. S. A. McNeil, Miss B. Melhado, Hon. B. A. Melhado, Hon. H. I., O.B.E., J.P. Metzgen, Captain M. S., M.B.E. .. O'Connor, Very Rev. M. M., S.J. Ram, Dr. L. M. Rushton, H. H., C.B.E. Smart, H. P. Smith, Rev. W. J. .. Stevens, Captain J. R., M.C. Stevenson, Hon. N. S. Trapp, P. L. .. Turton, Hon. R. S., J.P. .. Legislative Council; Appointments to Letters Patent for Inventions; Applications for- Jones, Karl McMaster Licences, Produce Licensing Meetings- Belize . Northern District (Corozal) Corozal (Special) (Orange Walk) El Cayo Punta Gorda .. Punta Gorda (Special) Stann Creek .. Lighting Hours. Published weekly. Lind, L. E., Compositor, Government Printing Office Longsworth, A. 0., Registrar General To act as District Commissioner, Stann Creek 135 .. 417 449 222, 351 147 23 321 135 42 24 23 42 271 S 114, 417 49, 238 385 45, 215, 334 96, 352, 440 84, 350, 452 402 451 452 142, 350, 425, 431, 425 420, 431 127, 440 Maccall, T. V., Leave of absence Magistrate ; Official Administrator Mahogany at Iguana Creek Crown Lands Northwards of Yalbac Creek; Inviting applications for exclusive licence to cut and remove .. .. .. .. 267, Mahogany at Iguana Creek Crown Lands Northwards of Yalbac Creek ;Corrigenda to notice inviting applications for exclusive Licence to cut Mahogany at Iguana Creek Crown Lands Northwards of Yalbac Creek; Extension of time for lodging Tenders .. Mapp, A. F., M.B.E., Resignation of as Chairman of the Tourist Committee and as a Member of the Belize Loan Board Masson, Captain R. K., M.B E., Collector of Customs .. .. .. .. 9 Reverts to post of Customs Superintendent Matthews, P. E To act as Superintendent of Prisons McKinstry, Hon. S. A., Leave of absence Resumption of Duties To act as Chief Justice McNeil, Miss B., Leave of absence .. ... Medal, Colonial Police Long Service; Award of, to Constable G. Jenkins Medical Practitioners; List of Registered Meighan, J. N., To act as Registrar General Melhado, Hon. B. A., Leave of absence .. .. .. .. * Melhado, Hon. H. I., O.B.E., J.P., Leave of absence .. .. .. .. 222, Resumption of duties .. Messages, Mothers' Day; Special Service of .. Meteorological Observations- .. .. .. .. 38, 48, 107, 175, i8o, 186, Metzgen, Captain M. S., M.B.E., Leave of absence Resumption of du Midwives; List of Registered .. Military Pensions Board; Appointments to Ministers of Religion; List of Registered Monkey River Town; Holding of Court at Motor Vehicle Amendment Regulations, Draft 83 237 77 439 135 417 417 417 135 8 401 449 351 417 95 213 258, 311, 379, 396, 41I, 467 147 ty . . .. . . 172 4 2 7, 16, 81, 303, 320 347, 371, 425, 472 10 Newsprint etc., Refund of Import Duty paid on Non-Official Notices- Cuthbert, S. (deed.) ; Notice re Sealing of Confirmation of Will of Gann, T. W. F. (deed.) ; Notice re Sealing of Probate of Will of Log Boom at St. James' Belize River Statutory Notice to Creditors of Estates of- Manders, T. C. .. 68 398 .. 398 192 235 11 II 11 n-Official Notices- Cuthbert, S. (decd.) ; Notice re Sealing of Confirmation of Will of Gann, T. W. F. (deed.) ; Notice re Sealing of Probate of Will of Log Boom at St. James' Belize River . Statutory Notice to Creditors of Estates of- Manders, T. C. .. . 68 398 .. 398 .. . 192 235 11 II 11 Trade Mark of- Bata, A. S. Busck Junior & Co .. . Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Ford Motor Company .. . General Electric Company .. George Dobie & Son, Ltd. Handel-En Exploitatie Mij, "Gehamij," N.V. .. Henry K. Wampole and Company, Inc . Hupp Motor Car Corporation .. .. Leo Moldauer Lever Brothers, Port Sunlight, Limited Meyer & Studeli Societe Anonyme .. National Tube Company . Numotizine, Inc. .. . Oakite Products, Inc .. .. Orange-Crush Company Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery Corporation .. R C A Manufacturing Company, Inc. Camden, New Jersey U.S.A. The American Steel & Wire Company of New Jersey The Glazo Company, Inc., Assignment of Trade Mark "Glazo" The National Tube Company .. . The Procter and Gamble Company .. .. .. .. .. 22, West India Oi Company, S.A. of Panama Notary Public ; Commission authorising Honourable A. Balderamos to practise as a Nutrition; Report of The Committee on, in British Honduras; Sale of 30 276 S 154 131 S 455 21 294 89 o8 444 235 216 131 82 144 90 30 229 82 16 82 187, 276 122 S 159 S 391 0 Obituary Notices .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. 181 O'Connor, Very Rev. M. M., S.J, Leave of absence .. .. .. .. .. 23 Optometry Practititioners; List of Registered .. .. .. .. .. 6 Orange Walk District Board; Appointments to .. .. .. .. .. I Orders of His Majesty The King in Council- Air Navigation (Aden) Order. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 383, 384 Air Navigation (Colonies, Protectorates and Mandated Territories) (Amendment) Orders-See "Supplement." Carriage by Air (Parties to Convention) Order.. 219 Carriage by Air (Parties to Convention) (No. 2) Order .. .. .. 344 Carriage by Air (Parties to Convention) (No. 2) Order 1937-See "Supplement," Copyright (Sarawak) Order .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 67, 68 Foreign Deserters Act . .. .. .. .. 247 "The Colonial Air Navigation (Application of Acts) (Amendment) Order, 1937" .. 343 "The Colonial Air Navigation (Application of Acts) (Amendment) Order, 1938" .. 373 "The Geneva Convention Act, 1937 (Colonies) Order in Council, 1937" .. .. 125 Order of The British Empire; Insignia and medals of certain alterations; Individuals- in possession of, entitled to exchange for new pattern .. .. .. 77 Ordinances Assented to-- .. .. 126, 136, 148, 159, 168, 178 290, 399 402, 410, 418, 422, 430, 458, 465, 470 Ordinances not Disallowed- .. .. .. 10, 23, 59, 83, 148, 167, 193, 222 231, 237, 241. 248, 256, 277, 365 Ordinance Reserved for the signification of His Majesty's pleasure .. .. .. 418 Ordonez, G. J., To act as a Second Class Customs & Excise Officer .. .. .. 207 Outdoor & Unemployment Relief Committee .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 Oxford University Summer School; Prospectus regarding .. .. .. .. .. 59 P Panama Canal, Disabled Employees of; Requesting particulars of Paterson, Miss M., Nursing Sister .. .. .. .. .. . Patterson, Dr. T., Resumption of duty Plants; Price List of, by the Agricultural Department .. .... Prizes for English, British Council, in respect of 1938 Prizes for English, British Council; Results of Competition for Secondary Schools Results of Competition in Essay-Writing .. Produce Licences .. . Property Tax 1938-39; Approved Rates of:- Belize, Caye Caulker, Ambergris Caye and St. George's Caye Public and Bank Holiday .. Public Officers' Guarantee Fund; Report of Directors of, for 1937 Public Officers' Guarantee Fund ; Security of certain Officers under Public Road; Declaration of a .. Declaration of portion of Belize-Orange Walk Road 45, 207 277 S 147 103 198 137, '169 47, 366 215, 334 50 391 S 259 33, 68, 167, 322, 347 24, 421 209 ... .. .. 15, 39, 54, 55, Ioo, 138, 174, 200oo, 245 284, 319, 371, 395, 442 . . Rainfall Returns .. Ram, Dr. L. M., Leave of absence To act as District Commissioner, Stann Creek .. Regulations, Motor Vehicle (Amendment) ; Draft Relinquishment of Office- Johnston, Hon. W., Collector of Customs Matthews, P. E., O.B.E., Superintendent of Prisons .. McKinstry, Hon. S. A., Registrar General Rushton, H. H., C.B.E., Acting Financial Secretary Reservation of Land in the Cayo District .. .. Reserve, Santa Anna; Permit to British Honduras Producers' Association revoked Resignations- Brown, C. S., J.P., Nominated Member of the Legislative Council Elliott, Lieutenant G. A., M.M., Officer of the British Honduras Defence Force Mapp, A. F., M.B.E., Chairman of the Tourist Committee .. Member of the Belize Loan Board O'Connor, S. J., Very Rev. M.M., Member of the Board of Education Taylor, F. A. S., Treasury Superintendent Resumption of Duties- Alexander, Miss E. Bennett, H. L. Cain, H E. C. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Degazon, Dr. D. W. A. .. .. .. .. .. . Dragten, F. R., Esq., O.B.E., K.C., J.P. Ellis, Hon. F. R. Gabourel, R. E. Melhado, Hon. H. I., O.B.E., J.P. Metzgen, Captain M. S., M.B.E. .. McKinstry, Hon. S. A. Patterson, Dr. T. .. .. Smith, Rev. W. J. Stevenson, N. S. Turton, Hon. R. S. .. Ysaguirre, Miss W. .. Retirement of Johnston, C. S. .. Retirements on Pension- Alcoser, A., M.B.E. .. Fairweather, Miss V. Gentle, A. E. . . . . . . . . . Grant, W. A... Haylock, Miss E. McField, J. M. Revenue and Expenditure; Monthly Statements of-See "Supplement." Road, Public; Declaration of a. . Declaration of portion of Belize-Orange Walk Road Rockstone Pond Government School; Inviting applications for post as Principal Rosado, D. L., Second Class Clerk Rossall School Scholarships .. .. .. Royal Commission; Announcement, in House of Commons of appointment of a Date of Arrival .. .. Further information regarding visit of Personnel of Royalty Rate List for Forest Produce 1938 . Royalty Rate List for Forest Produce 1939 .. Rushton, H. H., C.B.E., Leave of absence .. .. . Sale of Bonded Goods; Notice as to .. .. .. .. i8 Sale of Found Property .. Sale of Lands;,Notice as to- Orange Walk .. Punta Gorda ... . . . . . Sibun River Stann Creek. .. .. .. .. Sale of Leases; Notices as to- Belize .. . . . . . . . . 149, Cayo .. Stann Creek . .. .... .. . . 21, 141, Toledo . . . . . . .. .. 18, 141, Sale of Lots, Corozal District . San Jose; Sitting of Court Sanitary Inspector, Senior, Central Board of Health .. for the town of Belize .. .. .. Santa Ana Reserve; Permit to the British Honduras Producers' Association revoked Schofield, W., Justice of the Peace for the Northern District Justice of the Peace for the Colony Scholarships, Bermuda and West Indies; Offer by Rossall School 321 147 10 9 159 9 135 24 92 189 177 83 83 167 357 42 248 347 357 391 392 321 417 172 417 147 59 347 457 9 277 9 347 417 347 417 9 24, 421-- 209 6o 275, 441 430 278 I, 27, 53 452 18 242, 361 362 242, 362 242, 362 141, 242 253 256 272 92 374 391 50 ) . . II -- Scholarships, Government, to Secondary Schools; List of Candidates accepting .. 28, 397 Schools, Efficient; Recognition of .. .. .. .. .. .37 Select Committee of Legislative Council ; Claims for financial assistance to be considered by 101 Sidley, W. A. de Burgh; Inspector of Police .. .. .. 421 Sittee River Police Station; Holding of Court .. .. .. 226, 253, 378 Smart, H. P., Leave of absence ..... .... 42 Smith, D. G., Junior Clerk .. .. .. .. .. .. 171 To act as a Third Class Customs & Excise Officer .. 207 Smith, S. F., Junior Clerk and Storekeeper .. .. .. 172 Smith, Rev. W. J., Leave of absence .. .. .. 24 Resumption of duties .... .. 59 Stamps, King George V., date of withdrawal and destruction of .. 92 Last date for sale of issue of postage and revenue 133 Stamps, Postage and Revenue; Sale of new issues of .. .. .. 17, 60, 78 Stann Creek District Board; Appointments to .... I Statutory Rule and Order No. 67 of 1937 ; Confirmation of issue of Order, by Legislative Council .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .... 24 Statutory Rules and Orders- No. i-The Corozal Electricity Regulations .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 24 No. 2-The Financial Secretary Order ... .... .. 24 No. 3-Proclamation. Dissolving the Belize Town Board and constituting a new Board in place thereof .. .. ........ 31 No. 4-The Town Board of Belize Order .... .... 31 No. 5-The Corozal District (Prohibited Area) Order .. .... .. 34 No. 6-Proclamation. Prohibiting the importation of Citrus Fruits and Plants .. 34 No. 7-The Sarawina Land Reservation Regulations .. .. .... 42 No. 8-Proclamation. Declaring a certain road and thoroughfare in the Belize & Orange Walk Districts to be a Public Road .. .. .. .. .. .. 50 No. 9-Proclamation. Declaring a certain road and thoroughfare in the Belize & Orange Walk Districts closed . .. .. .. .. 50 No. Io-Proclamation. Prohibiting the importation of plants, etc.. except under certain conditions .. .. ... 69 No. Ii-Proclamation. Defining the limits and boundaries of the town of Stann Creek 78 No. 12-Proclamation. Defining the limits and boundaries of the town of Orange Walk 78 No. 13-The Town of Orange Walk Cattle Trespass Order .. .. .. .. .. 78 No. 14-The Sponge Fishery Regulations .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 78 No. 15-The Air Navigation Directions .. .... .. 84 No. 16-The Belize Town Board. (Licensing of Drivers of Carriages) Amend- ment Bye-Law. 84 No. 17-Proclamation. Declaring a certain road and thoroughfare in the Belize District to be a Public Road .. .. .. .. .. 92, 93 No. 18-The Savings Bank (Amendment) Regulations .. .. .. .. .. 93 No. 9--The Clearance Fee Repeal Order ... .. .... 99 No. 20-The Maximum wholesale and retail prices of Sugar Order .... 99 No 21--The Cinematograph Rules .. .. .... .. .. 102 No. 22-The Legal Vacation Order .. .. .. .. .. .. 102 No. 23-The Muzzling of Dogs Order ..... 109 No. 24-The Orange Walk Traffic (Amendment) Bye-Laws 127 No. 25-The Corozal Traffic (Amendment) Bye-Laws .. .. 127 No. 26-The Corozal Traffic (Amendment No. 2) Bye-Law 136 No. 27-The El Cayo Traffic (Amendment) Bye-Law .136 No. 28-The Toledo Traffic (Amendment) Bye-Law .. .. 136 No. 29-The Dogs (Removal) Order .. .. .... 157 No. 30-The Magistrate, Order .. .. .157 No. 31-The Stann Creek Traffic (Amendment) Bye-Law .. 157 No. 32-The Stann Creek Railway (Amendment) Regulation 157 No. 33-The Queen Street and Rockstone Pond Government Schools Order 159 No. 34-The Crawfish Protection Order .. .. .... 159 No. 35-The Muzzling of Dogs Order .. .... 59 No 36-Proclamation. Bringing into operation the District Commissioners (Amendment) Ordinance, 1938 (No. 9 of 1938) .. 168 No. 37-The Savings Bank (No. 2) Regulations .. .. .. .. .. .. 168 No. 38-Proclamation. Prohibiting except under licence, the exportation, by land or sea, of arms, ammunition and gunpowder .. .. .. ... 183 No. 39-The King's Warehouse (Local Rum) Regulations .. .. 183 No. 40-Proclamation. Amending Statutory Rule and Order No. 0o of 1938 so as to per- mit an officer of Customs, authorised by the Agricultural Officer, to grant a certificate of introduction after inspection .. 195 No. 41-The Government Medical Service and Institutions (Amendment) Rules 238 No. 42-Police Rules and Regulations .. ... 242 No. 43-Proclamation. Declaring a certain road and thoroughfare in the Belize Dis- trict to be a Public Road .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 248 No. 44-The Air Mail Rates Order .. .. .. .. .. .... 248 No. 45-The Town Board (Seawalls) Bye-Laws .. .. .... 272 No. 46-The Nomination of Successors to Deposits Regulations .. .. .. .. 272 No. 47-The Rabies (Toledo District) Regulations .. .. .. .... 289 No. 48 The Air Navigation Directions (Modification) Regulations .... 289 No. 49-The Rabies (Toledo District) (Additional) Regulations .. .. .. .. 305 No. 5o-The Maximum wholesale and retail prices of sugar (Amendment) Order 313 No. 51-The Land Reserves (other than Indian and Carib Reserves) Regulations 316 No. 52-The Corozal District (Prohibited Area) Order (No. 2) .. .. .. 316 No. 53-The Air Navigation (Customs) Regulations .. .... 316 No. 54-Proclamation. Declaring Thursday the 8th day of June, 1939, to be a Public and Bank Holiday .. .. .... 322 No. 55-The Passport (Amendment) Regulations .. .. .. 333 SNo. 56-The Maintenance Orders Rules .... 333 No. 57-The Rabies (Toledo District) -(Amendment) Regulations .. 352 No. 58-The Undesirable Immigrants Rules .... 365 No. 59-The Mullins River Dogs Licence Order .... 374 No. 6o-The Stann Creek Licensing (Amendment) Bye-Laws .374 No. 61-The Customs (Amendment) Regulations .. .. 390 No 62-The Pensions (Amendment) Regulations .. .. 392 No. 63-The Mullins River Licensing Bye-Laws .. .. 402 No. 64-Proclamation. Changing certain dates in the Regulations contained in the Sched- ule to the Electoral Qualifications and Regulations Ordinance, 1935 (No. 14 of 1935) .. .. 413, 422 No. 65-The Air Navigation (Customs No. 2) Regulations .. .. .. .. .. 422 No. 66-The Director of Surveys Order .. .. .. .. .. 422 No. 67-The Police (Amendment) Regulations .. .... 422. No. 68-The Telegraph and Telephone Rules .- .. .. .. 430 No. 69-The Government Medical Service and Institutions (Amendment No. 2) Rules 439 No. 70-The Belize Prison Rules .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 450 No. 71-Proclamation. Bringing into operation the British Honduras Currency Notes Ordinance, 1937 (No. I of 1937) .. .. .. .. .... 450 No. 72-Proclamation. Dissolving the Belize Town Board and constituting a new Board in place thereof .. .. .. .. .. .. 445, 450 No. 73-The Town Board of Belize (Order No. 2) .. .. .446,450 No. 74-Proclamation. Bringing into operation the Savings Bank Ordinance, 1938 (No. 16 of 1938) . . 450 No. 75-Proclamation. Defining the limits and boundaries of the town of El Cayo .. 458 No. 76-Proclamation. Prohibiting, except under licence, the sale of firearms and am- munition .. .. .. .. .. .. 458 No. 77-Proclamation. Bringing into operation the District Town Boards Ordinance, 1938 (No. 24 of 1938) .. .. .. ..458 No. 78-Proclamation. Bringing into operation the Coinage Ordinance, 1937 (No. 2 of 1937) : . . 458 No. 79-Proclamation. Bringing into operation the Silver Coin Ordinance, 1933 (No. 13 of 1933) .. .. .. 458 No. 8o-Proclamation. Repealing the Silver Coin Ordinance, 1933 (No. 13 of 1933) 458 No. 81-The Muzzling of Dogs (Amendment) Order .. ... 458 No. 82-Proclamation. Signifying His Majesty's assent to an Ordinance entitled the British Honduras Constitution and Electoral Qualifications and Regulations (Amendment) Ordinance 1938 (No. 21 of 1938) .. .. 465, 466 No. 83-Proclamation. Bringing into operation the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1938 (No. 32 of 1938) .. .. .. .. 466 Statutory Rules and Orders; Errata .. .. .... .. .. .. 469 St. George's Cay Day Celebrations, 1937; Results of Literary Competitions .. .. 136 Stevens, Captain J. R., M.C., Leave of absence .... .. .. 23 Stevenson, Hon. N. S., Leave of absence .. .. .. .. .. .. 42 Resumption of Duty .. .. .. 347 Streets, one-way; Declaration .. .. .. .. .. 303 Sugar Control Board; Appointments to .. .. .. .. .. 2, 315 Sugar, Wholesale and Retail Prices of .. .. .. 69 Summonses or non-Payment of Land Tax; Publication of .. 354, 355, 420, 423 Supreme Court; Comrn issioners of the .. .. ... .. 4, 244 Supreme Court; Special Sessions of .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 91 T Taylor F. A. S., Treasury Superintendent .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 23 Teachers' Provident Fund ; Board of Management Members of .. .. .. 182 Telegrams exchanged between His Excellency The Governor and the Commander-in-Chief, America & West Indies Station, of H.M.S. "York" .. .. .. .. 41 Telegrams from the Secretary of State:- Appointment of Malcol.: MacDonald as Secretary of Sta+e for the Colonies .. .. 181 Armistice Day .. .. .. .. .. .. 384 Funeral of Her Late Majesty the Queen of Norway .. .. .. 435 State Portrait of Their Majesties .. .. .. .. .. .. 177 Telegraph Rates; Increase of between Chetumal, Mexico, and Corozal .. .. .. 442 Telegraph Rates, Inter-Empire .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 136 Telegraph Rates; Reduct on of between Chetumal and Corozal .. I. IO renders Accepted .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10, 242, 45b renders Examination Committee ; Appointments to .. ... .. 3 . .. .. 3 Tenders Invited for :- "Boom Ferry Barge". . Dredger "C.N.F., Purchase of' ... .. "Flour" ..... .. 194, Fuel Oil .. .. Galvanized Iron Wire, Purchase of .. Gasoline & Kerosene .. .. .. 19o, Government Supplies .. .. 195, "Groceries" .. .. .. .. .. 194, Motor Car Conveyance Motor Truck Service, Stann Creek Railway .. .. .. 182, "Pauper Burials" . "Purchase of Engine and Generator" . Rails .. Railway Superintendent's Quarters . Sleepers, Stann Creek Railway. . "Special Lighthouse Kerosene" .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 190, Tennyson, N. M., To act as Auditor . Textiles (Quotas) Ordinance ; Notice re applications for Licences under .. .. 274, Restriction of Licences to import from certain specified countries .. .. .. .. .. .. 385, Thomas, L. C., Assistant Engineer, Public Works Department .. To act as Assistant Superintendent, Stann Creek Railway Toledo District Board ; Appointments to Tourist Committee; Appointments to Chairman .. .. Trade Agreement; List of Products on which United States will consider granting Con- cessions.. .... .. Trade and Information Reports .. .. .. .. .. .. 78, 195, 272, Trade Commissioner, at Jamaica; Appointment of Mr. S. A. Deacon as His Majesty's .. Transfers :- Elliott, E. S., to Registry Branch, Judicial Department Ferguson, R. E., to Posts and Telegraphs Department Gill, D. R., to Treasury . Maccall, T. V., to Toledo District Smith, B. I., to Customs and Harbour Department Yorke, R. H., to Audit Department Trapp, P. L., Leave of absence . Treasurer's Financial Statements. See "Supplement." Treasury Superintendent; Member of the Belize Loan Board Turton, Hon. R. S., J.P., Leave of absence .. . Resumption of duties 208 69 430 366 298 422 393 418 256 449 440 136 256 209 241 422 42 362 115 392 135 S 351 347 172 172 172 271 114, 417 .. .. 457 United States, Trade Agreement; List of Products which will receive consideration for Concessions .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 115 Usher, H. C, Third Class Clerk .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 172 Usher, R. J., Temporary Clerk, Customs & Harbour Department .. .. .. .. 207 Uttley, D. P. Auditor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 374 V Vaccinators, Pvhlic; Appcintments as 33, 92, 101, 172, 208, 315, 321, 391, 449 Valuation Appeal Bcard; Appcinin erts to .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 92 Valuers of Properties .. .. .. 232 Vellos, A. E., To dct as Clerk to the District Commissioner, Stann Creek and Clerk to the Stann Creek District Board .. .. .. .. .. 23 Visit of H.M.S. "York" .. .. .. .. .. ... .. o1 Visit of Major G. St. J. Orde BroDne, O.B.E., Labour Adviser .. .. .. .. 298 Visiting Justices to Prisons; Appointments to .. .. .. . 3 Visitors, Lunatic Asylum; Board of; Appointments to .. .. .. .. 3 Visitors, Official, to Prisons, Appointments to .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 Voters' Lists; Revision of .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 350 W Ward, J. F., Agricultural Officer . Wolffsohn, Hon. A. N., To act as a Commissioner of Currency Wood, Measurement of; Certificate re Young, H. W., Probationer Young, W. T., Third Class Clerk Ysaguirre, Miss W., Resumption of duty 421 136 92 172 172 9 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE INDEX TO SUPPLEMENT. 1938. Electoral Qualifications & Regulations Ordinance, 1935; List of Voters for the Belize Electoral Division Northern Electoral Division Southern Electoral Division Western Electoral Division Financial Statements; Monthly.. I, 47, 55, 63, 67, 71, 75, 79, 87, 115, 119, 127, 131 Imports; Comparative Statement showing Principal .. .. .. 59, 83 Orders of His Majesty The King in Council:- Air Navigation (Colonies, Protectorates and Mandated Territories) (Amendment) Order, 1935 .. .... .. . Air Navigation (Colonies, Protectorates and Mandated Territories) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order, 1936 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Air Navigation (Colonies, Protectbrates and Mandated Territories (Amendment) Order 1937 .. .. .. .. .. .. I Air Navigation (Colonies, Protectorates and Mandated Territories) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 1937 .. . Carriage by Air (Parties to Convention) (No. 2) Order-1937 .. Revenue and Expenditure ; Monthly Statements of .. .. .. i, 47. 55, 63, Voters' Lists, Annual; Belize Town Board ,123 5 II 4, 15 54, 51 57, 71 75, 79, 87, 115 119, 127, 131 91 . 33 44 42 GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 1 BELIZE, 1 JANUARY 1938 Page 1 No. I. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 1 January, 1938. APPOINTMENTS. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make the under-mentioned appointments in respect of the year 1938. For convenience the ex officio Members are also shown. ByoCommand. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. ---->f--~-- COROZAL DISTRICT BOARD. (Ch. 125, C. L., 1924) The District Commissioner, Corozal, Chairman (ex officio), The Medical Officer, Corozal, Mr. C. Lizarraga, Mr. L. F. Ramirez, Mr. J. Riveroll, Mr. Apolonio Vasquez, Mr. H. F. Sharp, J.P. M.P.01117. ORANGE WALK DISTRICT BOARD. (Ch. 125, C. L., 1924) The District Commissioner, Orange Walk, Chair- man (ex officio), The Medical Officer, Orange Walk, Mr. J. C. McFarlane, Mr. E. L. McGregor Arthur, J. P., Mr. Miguel Urbina, Mr. A. Ayuso. M.P. 0755.. STANN CREEK DISTRICT BOARD. (Ch. 125, C. L., 1924) The District Commissioner, Stann Creek, Chair- man (ex officio), The Medical Officer, Stann Creek, The Assistant Agricultural Officer, Stann Creek, Hon'ble W. A. J. Bowman, O.B.E., J.P., Mr. H. M. Bruhier, Mr. B. Guerero, J.P., Mr. H. A. Buller, Mr. W. C. Baldwin. Mr. G. N. Smith. M.P. 01116. ------^.------- TOLEDO DISTRICT BOARD. (Ch. 125, C. L., 1924) The District Commissioner, Toledo, Chairman (ex officio), The Medical Officer, Toledo, Mr. J. A. Carroll, J.P., Mr. M. Avilez, Mr. W. N. Bourne, Mr. H. Ferguson, Mr. G. W. Morey, Mr. E. H. Wills, J.P., Mr. D. S. Wiltshire. M.P. 0337. -------~t-- CAYO DISTRICT BOARD. (Ch. 125, C. L., 1924) The District Commissioner, Cayo, Chairman (ex officio), The Medical Officer, Cayo, Mr. A. A. Lewis, Mr. W. W. Young, Mr. A. F. Coleman, Mr. J. A. Massiah. M.P. 0964. 2 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. (Ch. 51, C. L., 1924) The Senior Medical Officer (ex officio), Clair- man, The First Medical Officer, Belize, K. Heusner, Esquire, M. D. M.P. 0571. ------f--I---~ CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH. (Ch. 53, C. L., 1924) The Senior Medical Officer, Chairman (ex officio) The Director of Public Works (ex officio), The Superintendent of Police (ex officio), The Chairman, Belize Town Board (ex officio), Hon'ble A. Balderamos, K. Heusner, Esquire, M.D. Clerk-Miss W. Ysaguirre. M.P. 2007/32. ------^------- HARBOUR ADVISORY BOARD. (Ord. No. 39 of 1935) The Colonial Secretary, Chairman (ex officio), The Harbour Master (ex officio), The Superintendent of Police (ex officio) Hon'ble F. R. Ellis, J. P., Mr. H. T. Grant, Mr. W. H. Kieffer, Capt. J. R. Stevens M.C. Secretary-The Harbour Master. M.P. 01027. -----$.------ BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. (Ord. No. 14 of 1936) The Agricultural Officer, Chairman (ex officio), Mr. T. F. Bowman, Mr. R. H. Eyles, Mr. E. J. Hofius, Mr. H. A. Gabb, Mr. H. Stansbury. Secretary-H. O. E. Longsworth. M.P. 1750/34. BOARD OF EDUCATION. (Ord. 14 of 1926 and Ord. 38 of 1935) His Excellency the Governor (ex officio), Presi ident, The Colonial Secretary (ex officio), The Reverend Canon Knox, The Very Reverend M. M. O'Connor, S.J., The Reverend R. Cleghorn, O.B.E., J.P., The Reverend W. J. Smith, Miss E. A. Alexander, Miss I. E. E. Usher, M.B.E. Secretary-The Superintendent of Education. M.P. 0356. ------^--r----- 4- COMMITTEE OF MEDICAL REGISTRA- TION. (Ch. 49, C. L., 1924) The Senior Medical Officer,,Chairman (ex offi- cio) ELECTRICITY ADVISORY BOARD. (Ord. 36 of 1935) The Colonial Secretary, (ex officio) Chairman, Hon'ble B. Melhado, M. L. G. Chavannes, Mr. F. R. Dragten, O.B.E., K.C., J.P., Mr. C. W. Vernon, J.P. M.P. 0199 ------^------- JUBILEE PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMITTEE (Ord. 37 of 1935.) His Excellency the Governor, Chairman, Hon'ble W. Johnston, Hon'ble F. R. Ellis, Dr. V. F. Anderson, Mr. H. W. Beaumont, Miss L. M. Roberst, M.B.E., Mr. Arturo B. Balderamos. Secretary-Mr. A. H. Anderson. M.P. 0713. --------------- OFFICIAL VISITORS--iNDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. (Ord. 35 of 1935) His Honour the Chief Justice (ex officio), The Members of Executive Council (ex officio), The District Commissioner, Stann Creek (ex of- j icio), Hon'ble W. A. J. Bowman, O.B.E., J.P., Mr. B. Guerero, J.P. M.P. 0311. --------- SUGAR CONTROL BOARD. (Ord. 15 of 1933.) The Hon'ble W. Johnston, Colonial Secretary, Chairman, The Hon'ble H. I. Melhado, O.B.E., The Hon'ble L. P. Ayuso, Mr. R. H. Eyles, Mr. H. Stansbury. Secretary-Capt. R. K. Masson, M.B.E. M.P 01749. -~---------- TOURIST COMMITTEE. Mr. G. Mapp, (Chairman), Mr. W. H. Kieffer, Mr. T. F. Bowman, Captain R. K. Masson, M.B.E., Mr. H. Stansbury, Hon'ble C. R. Beattie, J.P., Mr. A. H. Anderson, (Hon. Secretary). Mr. E. A. Arnoux, (Hon. Asst. Secretary.) M.P. 0472. --------~----- MILITARY PENSIONS BOARD. The Trearer (Chairman), The Senior Medical Officer, The Reverend R. Cleghorn, O.B.E., J.P., Mr. E. O. B. Barrow, Major L. A. Jeffery. -----^t----- DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID COM- MITTEE. The Assistant Superintendent of Police i/c Pris- ons, Chairman, Captain Ernest Silman, Reverend W. J. Smith, The Attorney General, Revd. E. J. Courtney, S.J., The First Medical Officer, Belize, Mr. J. Bouloy, J.P., Hon'ble H. I. Melhado, J. P., Captain Wm. C. Price, V.D., Hon'ble C. R. Beattie, J.P., Adjutant A. E. Moffett (Secretary). M.P. 0999. M.P. 01427. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 3 Official Visitors to Prisons. (Ch. 68 C.L., 1924). The Chief Justice (for Belize Prison), The Members of Executive Council (for all Prisons) ex officio ------^-------- Visiting Justices to Prisons. (Ch. 68 C.L., 1924). For the Belize Prison The District Commissioner, Belize, (ex officio) Mr. F. W. Biddle, O.B.E, J.P., Mr. F. R. Dragten, O.B.E., K.C., J.P., Captain Wm. C. Price, V.D., J.P., Mr. J. P. Usher, J.P., Mr. J. T. Bouloy, J.P. ------~-- For the Northern District Corozal Prison The District Commissioner, (ex officio) Mr. H. F. Sharp, J.P., Mr. J. R. Rosado, J.P. Orange Walk Prison The District Commissioner, (ex officio) Mr. E. L. McGregcr Arthur, J. P. Mr. G. Miller ------t------- For the Stann Creek District The District Commissioner, Stann Creek, (ex officio) Hon'ble W. A. J. bowman, O.B.E., J.P., Mr. B. Guerero, J.P., Mr. H. A. Buller. ------*------- For the Toledo D'-trict The District Commissioner, Toledo, (lex officio) Mr. J. A. Carroll, J.P., Mr. W. N. Bourne. ------.------- For the Cayo District The District Commissioner, El Cayo, (ex officio) Mr. E. J. Enright, J.P*. Mr. A. A. Lewis. M.P. 1751-34. -----^---- OUTDOOR AND UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF COMMITTEE. The Senior Medical Officer (Chairman), Major P. E. Matthews, O.B.E., Mrs. V. Seay, M.B.E.. Adjutant A. E. Moffett, Secretary-Mr. M. M. Mitchell. -------r------ COMMITTEE FOR THE EXAMINATION OF TENDERS. The Colonial Secretary (Chairman), The Surveyor General, The Treasury Superintendent. M.P. 01461. -----^------ BOARD OF VISITORS, LUNATIC ASYLUM. (Ch. 53, C. L., 1924) The Attorney General, Chairman, The Superintendent of Police, Captain W. C. Price, V.D., J.P. ALCALDES. (Cap. 174 C.L., 1924). Stann Creek District. Seine Bight. Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde S .M. Sampson Balbino Palacio Newtown, Commerce Bight. Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Valentine Martinez Peter Martinez Punta Placentia Clarence Garbutt Charles Garbutt *Toledo District. San Antonio (Nuevo). Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Alcalde Florentino Tsac Andres Balona San Antonio (Pueblo Viejo). Diego Villanueva San Pedro Columbia, Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Juan Kib Lorenzo Koh Aguacate, Moho River Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Andres Salam Francisco Ack Santa Teresa, Moho River. Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Francisco Cucul Andres Chen Crique Sarco, Temash River. Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Marcos Choj Mateo Itch Barranco. Catarino Ariola Luciano Gamboa Dolores, Sarstoon River. Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Ist Alcalde 2nd Alcalde Lucas Chub Patricio Salam Cayo District. Benque Viejo. George Leon Jose Maria Samos Succotz. Ascension Alfaro Rosa Cowo Arenal. Sabino Naj Pompeia Castellanos San Antonio. Elijio Panti Rosa Mai Bullet Tree Falls. Margarito Angeles Juan Medina M.P. 01104. *Appointments are until further notice only 4 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 2. M.P. 0022. GENERAL REGISTRY, Belize, 31st December 1937. MIDWIVES. THE following names of Licensed Midwives, duly registered in the Register of Mid- wives in this office, are published for general information. By Order. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. Name Where Licen Adolphus, Virginia .. Belize Alvarez, Leandra .. .. Punta Gordr Anderson, Josephine .. Belize Antonio, Monica . Arnold, Matilda . Arzu Leocadia .. Punta Gordf Atherley, Christiana A. .. Belize Bartola, Maria .. .. Belize Battiste, Ida A.. Bennett, Celina Ann .. ,, Bennett, Ida ,, Benton, Mary .. ... Orange Wall Blanco, Lottie .. Belize Blanco, Lucy Ann May .. Belize Blanco, Saturnina.. .. Corozal Britton, Effie W. L. .. Belize Brooks, Anastacia .. .. Belize Brown, Zilla .. Bueno, Bernaldina .. Corozal Campbell, Netta .. Belize Campos de Bautista, Martina ,, Casanova, Leonarda Cattouse, Margaret Clothes, Vincent.. Copeley, Henrietta .. Belize Cotterell, Alice .. . Dominguez, Juliana Fisher, Pearl .. .. Belize Flowers, Albertha .. Flowers, Bernalda .. Orange Walk Flowers, Henrietta .. Belize Flowers, Isabella .. Stann Creek Franklin, Minerva ,, Garbutt, Mary Ann .. Stann Creek Garbutt, Tepeiba .. .. Belize George, Mary Ann Clare Gibson, Ann Amelia . Gillett, Ina Gongora, Catalina Acosta Orange Walk Gonzalez, Louisa .. .. Punta Gorda Hamilton, Frances .. Hemmans, Elorine .. Belize Hyde, Cleantis . Lacroix, Leanora. ,, Latchman, Catherine Lewis, Cordel .. .. Belize" Lightfoot, Sophia .. Punta Gorda Lopez, Marcelina .. Belize Lynch, Rachael .. Corozal Magana, Luciana McDonald, Mary .. Belize McKoy, Abigail .. ,, McLiverty, Ethel .. Meggs, Florina Fidelia Mejia, Caridad .. .. Corozal Mendez. T1rrrtia .. Orvage Walk Menzies,Gwendolyn K. B., Belize Miller, Lillian .. .. Orange Walk Monsanto, Florine .. Belize sed a k Name Moody, Lillian Murphy, Adriana .. Nicholas, Amelia Augusta Noralez, Jane Palacio, Emelia Augusta Pandy, Christina Pandy, Virginia Parks, Malvinia Patt, Monica Peters, Cecilia Pryor, Deborah Requena, Leonza . Requena, Fernandez Rogers, Elizabeth Seay, Vivian Solomon, Ada Mary Spencer, Jane Stephens, Ethlin .. Stuart, Susan Thompson, Theresa Trapp, Ann Elizabeth Waight, Lottie Waight, Octavia .. Weatherburn, Eusebia Webster, Etta White, Cleopatra Woods, Ethel Young, Emily No. 3. Where Licensed Belize Belize Corozal Punta Gorda Stann Creek Punta Gorda Belize f, Cayo Belize Belize Cayo Belize Belize Cayo Punts Gorda Belize Belize General Registry, Belize, 31 December 1937. COMMISSIONERS OF THE SUPREME COURT. The following list of Commissioners of the Supreme Court is published for general informa- tion. By Order. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. The Hon'ble William Alexander Jex Bowman, O.B.E. Alexander Harrison Brinton, Esquire, John Alfred Carroll, Esquire, The Hon'ble Sydney Cuthbert, O.B.E., Edward John Enright, Esquire, Thomas Wiliam Francis Gann, Esquire, Cornelio Lizarraga, Esquire, Francis Moore Pearce, Esquire, John Henry Ross, Esquire, John Taylor, Esquire. General Registry, Belize, 31 December 1937. MARRIED WOMEN'S DEEDS. The following list of Commissioners for taking the acknowledgments of deeds by Married Women is published for general information. By Order. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. The Hon'ble William Alexander Jex Bowman, O.B.E. Alexander Harrison Brinton, Esquire, John Alfred Carroll, Esquire, The Hon'ble Sydney Cuthbert, O.B.E., Edward John Enright, Esquire, Cornelio Lizarraga, Esquire, Francis Moore Pearce, Esquire, John Taylor, Esquire. 1: No. 4. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 5. M.P. 0022. GENERAL REGISTRY, Belize, 31st December 1937. CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. THE following list of persons registered as Chemists and Druggists on the 31st December, 1937, is published for general information in accordance with section 20 of Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. By Order. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. Name Residence Qualification Reate of Remarks Registration Bennett, Hugh Llewellyn B Bogues, Sidney Uriah Brodhurst, Albert Edward Codd, Selvyn Archibald Franklin, Robert Cecil Harwood, Elsa St C Heusner, Raymond Joseph B Martinez, Romualdo Enrique McDonald, Charles James McField, William Mortley, Henry Kortright Peyrefite, Alberto Ignatius Sandiford, Frederick Nathaniel Trapp, Philip Alexander Tucker, Reuben F. Westby, Hermon Emanuel Wilks, Cyril Abijah elize Certificate of Board. of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 70 Section 3 (4) Consolidated Laws (Revised Edition). Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. ann Certificate of Board of Examiners under reek Chapter 51 of the Consolidatek Laws, 1924. lelize Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 70 Section 3 sub-sec. 4 Consolidated Laws (Revised Edition). Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 Section 4 (3) of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1624 Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Certificate of Board of Examiners under Ordinance No. 16 of 1908 Sec. 4 sub-sec. 4. Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 70 sec. 3 (4) Consolidated Laws (Revised Edition). Certificate of Board of Examiners under See. 3 sub sec. 3 of Chap. 70, Consolidated Laws (Revised Edition). Certificate of Board of Examiners under Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 19i24. C,, rifieite of Board of Examinpr-s un11, Chapter 51 4f the Consolidarted La--s, 194. 23rd June 1931 9th July 1936 14th Mar. 1919 15th June 1926 13th June 1925 11th Aug. 1936 29th Sept. 1931 6th June 1916 18th June 1931 5th Feby. 1937 18th Sept. 1933 20th April 1914 13th Nov. 1922 13th Mar. 1916 12th June 1935 16th July 1932 Certificate of Board of Examiners under 25th Feby. Chapter 51 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. 1937 Certificate dated 23.6.31 Certificate dated 9.7.36. Certificate dated 28.2.19. Certificate dated 10.6.26. Certificate dated 10.6.25. Certificate dated 28.7.36 Certificate dated 28.9.31 Certificate dated 2.6.16 Certificate dated 18.6.31 Certificate dated 27.1.27 Certificate dated 10.7.33 Certificate dated 9.4.14 Certificate dated 30.9.22 Certificate dated 8.2.17. Certificate dated 10.6.35 Certificate. dated 6.7.32 Certificate dated 24.2,37 - -- 6 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 6. M.P. 0022. GENERAL REGISTRY, Belize, 31st December 1937. DENTISTS. THE following copy of the Dentists Register, showing the persons appearing on the Register on the 31st December, 1937, is published in accordance with section 7 (2) of Chapter 50 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. By Order. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. Name Residence Qualification Date of Registration H. W. Pearce.. F. A. Pakeman H. B. Lind Jose Enrique D'Leon George Mayo Gonsal Homer Samuel Carm Samuel Ernest Gale Belize Was at the date of commencement of Ordinance 20 of 1923 (1st October 1923) bona fide engaged in this Colony in the practice of dentistry .. . SWas at the date of commencement of Ordinance 20 of 1923 (1st October 1923) bona fide engaged in this Colony in the practice of dentistry . SWas at the date of commencement of Ordinance 20 of 1923 (1st October 1923) bona fide engaged in this Colony in the practice of dentistry . Benque Viejo Was at the date of commencement of Ordinance 20 of 1923 (Ist October 1923) bona fide engaged in this Colony in the practice of dentistry .. . ves lid Belize Holder'of a certificate granted in a foreign country for the time being recognized by the Committee of Medical Registration as furnishing a sufficient guarantee of the possession of the requisite knowledge and skill for the efficient practice of dentistry lael Belize Holder of a certificate granted in a foreign country for the time being recognized by the Committee of Medical Registration as fur- nishing a sufficient guarantee of the posses- sion of the requisite knowledge and skill for the efficient practice of dentistry Belize Holder of a certificate granted in a foreign country for tie time being recognized by the Committee of Medical Registration as fur- nishing a sufficient guarantee of the posses- sion of the requisite knowledge and skill for the efficient practice of dentistry 20th November, 1923 21st November. 1923 4th December, 1923. 10th June, 1924 5th May, 1928 15th September, 1932. 13th December, 1932. No. 7. M.P. 0022. G, GENERAL REGISTRY, Belize, 31 December 1937. OPTOMETRY PRACTITIONERS. THE following copy of the Register of Optometry Practitioners is published in accordance with section 4 (2) of Ordinance No. 14 of 1927. By Order. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. Name Address Identification Date of Registration Solomon, Izett C. Clarke, Hubert A. Belize Holder of a certificate of the British Optical Association of London, England, which certificate the Com- mittee of Medical Registration re- cognise as a sufficient guarantee of the possession of the requisite know- ledge and skill for the efficient practice of Optometry . Belize Holder of a certificate of the Philadel- phia Optical College of Pennsylvania, U. S.A. which certificate the committee of Medical Regisration recognize as furnish- ing a sufficient guarantee of the posses- sion of the requisite knowledge and skill for the efficient practice of optometry. 5th June 1933. I8th July, 1937 -- -- BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 7 No. 8. General Registry, Belize, 31 December 1937. MINISTERS OF RELIGION. The following names of Ministers of Religion duly registered in this office are hereby published for general information, under the provisions of section 5 of Chapter 99 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. By Order. Designation S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. Religious Denomination Residence Anglin, James Nathaniel Astleford, Lunny Bennett, William Cleghorn, Robert Coady, Daniel M. Cook, Herbert J., B.A. Coony, Edmund J. Corey, Anthony H. Courtney, Edward W. Dunn, The Most Rev. Edward Arthur, D.D. Evans, William James Fairweather, Gerald Ganey, Marion M. Halligan, John J. Hickey, David F. Hope, William Robert Hulse, Gilbert R., B.A. Kammerer, Joseph Bernard .. Kemper, Joseph L. Knox, Canon John Robertson Hardie Krizek, John A. Kuenzel, Anthony R. Lalin, Jose Leonard, Quirinus P. .. Lovelock, Francis Thomas Marin, Philip B. McCormack, Robert L. Murphy, The Most Rev. Joseph Aloysius, S.J., D.D. Newell, John T. Newell, Louis E. O'Connor,Very Rev. Marvin M. Ottiwell, Arthur Vivian, B.A,.. Piggott, Sidney Alexander Pratt, Ven. Ronald. A.F, M.A. Pryor, Joseph .. Ryan, William A. Saunders, Arthur W. Schaefer, Michael A. Simpson, Percy Bernard Smith, William J. Stevenson, Allan Aloysius Sutton, C. B. Tenk, Herman J. Thornton, Henry Samuel Robinson, M.A. Vipont, Roland A., M.A, Warren, Hugh St, John Percy,, M.A. Zimmerman, Bernard C. Minister Minister Priest of the Society of J Minister Priest of the Society of J Minister Priest of the Society of J Ditto Ditto Archbishop of the West: Priest Priest Priest of Society of Jesu Priest of the Society of Ditto Priest Dit o Priest of the Society of Ditto Priest-Rector of St. 1M. Priest of the Society of J Ditto Secular Priest Priest of the Society of Minister Secular Priest Priest of the Society of J Vicar Apostolic of Belize Bishop of Birtha Priest of the Society of J Ditto Pro. Vicar Priest Priest Priest-Archdeacon of B Supernumerary Minister Priest of the Society of Minister Priest of the Society of Priest Minister Priest of the Society of J Minister Priest of the Society of Canon Missioner Minister Baptist Seventh Day Adventist.. esus .. Roman Catholic Baptist.. esus .. Roman Catholic Methodist Mission esus .. Roman Catholic Ditto Ditto Indies .. Church of England Ditto .. Church of England Roman Catholic Jesus .. Roman Catholic Ditto Church of Englan.1 Ditto Jesus .. Roman Catholic Ditto ary's .. Church of England resus .. Roman Catholic Ditto Ditto Jesus .. Ditto Methodist Mission Roman Catholic esus .. Ditto Sand Roman Catholic esus .. Ditto Ditto Ditto Church of England Church of England elize .. Church of England Methodist Mission Jesus .. Roman Catholic Methodist Mission Jesus .. Roman Catholic Church of England Methodist Mission Fesus .. Roman Catholic Seventh Day Adventist Jesus .. Roman Catholic Church of England Church of Scotland Belize Stann Creek Belize Belize Orange Walk Belize Stann Creek Corozal Belize Belize Belize Belize Belize Stann Creek Belize Manatee Stann Creek Corozal Cayo Belize Punta Gorda Benque Viejo San Roman Punta Gorda Belize Stann Creek Belize Belize Cayo Belize Belize Belize Cayo Belize Stann Creek Belize Belize Belize Placentia Belize Orange Walk Belize Punta Gorda Belize Belize Priest .. .. .. .. Ditto .. .. . Belize Priest of the Society of Jesus .. Roman Catholic .. Corozal M.P. 0022. Name --`--- 8 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 9. M.P. 0022. GENERAL REGISTRY, Belize, 31st December 1937. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. THE following list of registered Medical Practitioners whose names remained on the Register on the 31st December, 1937, is published in accordance with section 20 of Chapter 49 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. By Order. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. Date of Registration Name Qualification Address 12th June, 1928 Anderson, Vernon Fitzelarence 23rd December 1937 Anidreu, Jose Maria Tomas 3oth March, 1937 Cheverton, Reginald Leslie 28th August, 1935 Degazon, Dennis William Alexander 21st October, 1937 Dingwall, Harold Nicholas loth June, 1937 Friedman, Leo 27th April, 1894 Gann, Thomas William Francis 22nd May, 1926 George, William Ayrton Strathearn 3rd July, 1896 Heusner, Karl 22nd April, 1930 Killam, Franklin H. 24th July, 1937 Parham, Victor Albert llth February, 1925 Patterson, Thomas 13th March, 1937 Rassim, Hamdi Suad 8th October, 1935 Ram, Labhaya Milhotra 6th April, 1929 Savona, Edgar Charles 6th August, 1936 Sturgis, Daniel Elmer Medical Officer Licence under the hand and seal of the Governor in accordance with section 10 of Chapter 49 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924 Senior Medical Officer Medical Officer Licence under the hand and seal of the Officer Administering the Government in accordance with section so of Chapter 49 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924 Licence under the hand and seal of the Officer Administering the Government in accordance with section o1 oi Chapter 49 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924 Retired Principal Medical Officer; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., L.S.A., Lond., D.T.M. Medical Officer Licence under the hand and seal of the Governor dated 25th June 1896 Licence under the hand and seal of the Governor in accordance with section 10 of Chapter 49 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924 Licence under the hand and seal of the Offfcer Administering the Government in accordance with section Io of Chapter 49 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924 Medical Officer, Medical Officer Medical Officer Medical Officer Licence under the hand and seal of the Governor in accordance with section 10 of Chapter 49 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Belize Belize Belize Orange Walk Belize Belize Belize Corozal Belize Belize Belize Cayo Belize Stann Creek Punta Gorda Belize GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 2 BELIZE, 1 JANUARY 1938 Pa~ 9 Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, I January 1938. The following particulars relating to appoint- ments, etc, in the Public Service are published for general information. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. ------4.------ vo. IO. M.P. 0834. APPOINTMENTS. B(E'\\RINC-, T. L., Assistant Engineer, to be ,. Ex- iiti.- Engineer, Public Works Depart- ment, with effect from 1st January, 1938. GRANT, E. A., to be District Commissioner, Corozal, in conjunction with his appointment as District Commissioner, Orange Walk, with effect from Ist January, 1938. LONGSWORTH, A. O., Clerk to Registrar General, to be Registrar General, Judicial Department, with effect from ist January, 1938. MASSON, R. K., M.B.E., Custonri Superin- tendent, to be Collector of Customs, 'with effect from Ist January, 1938. -----.$.----- No. Ir. RELINQUISHMENT OF OFFICE. JOHNSTON, Hon. W., relinquished the office of Collector of Customs, with effect from Ist January, 1938. McKINSTRY, Hon. S. A., office of Registrar General, Ist January, 1938. relinquished the with effect from No. 12. RETIREMENTS ON PENSION. ALCOSER, A., M.B.E., District Commissioner, Toledo, retired with effect from Ist January, 1938, in:cl i .-,:. M.P. 01231. McFIELD, J. M., Compositor, Government Printing Office, retire<$with effect from Ist January, 1938, inclusive. M.P. 01873. No. 13. M.P. 01907. RETURN FROM LEAVE. YSAGUIRRE, Miss W., Typist, Medical De- partment, resumed duty with effect from 22nd December, 1937. No. 14. TRANSFER. MACCALL, T. V., District Commissioner, Corozal District, transferred to Toledo Dis- trict with effect from Ist January, 1938. M.P. 0684. Io BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE M.P. 01237. Belize, 14 December 1937. TENDERS FOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS. TENDERS are invited for -the supply to Government of 50 Electric Refrigerators de- livered at the Electrical Department, Belize. The refrigerators must conform to the follow- ing specifications:-To be all procelain finish (i.e.,; interior and exterior),; net food storage capacity 4.25, cubic feet ; special 23ovolts, D. C.; tropical motor and insulator. The make or brand to be supplied should be stated. Tenders marked "Refrigerators" ;are to be deposited in the Tender Box at the Colonial Secretary's Office not later than noon on Tues- day the '8th January, 1938. The lowest or any tender will~ not necessarily be accepted. -----^.--t---- 25 December 1937. BILLS TO BE PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The under-mentioned Bills, the full text of each of which was published with the Gazette as shown in brackets, will be presented at a forthcoming meeting to the Legislative Council and notification is hereby given in accordance with the Standing Rules and Orders:- A Bill entitled An Ordinance to validatethe collection of additional tax on Land within two miles of the Stann Creek Railway in respect of the period commencing on the 17 April, 1936 and ending on the I6th April, 1937. M.P. oi8i8A. A Bill entitled An Ordinance tA amend the Supreme Court Ordinance-Chapter 153 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. M.P. 0023. (Gazette dated 18ih December, 1937.) No. 15. M.P. 01194. 29 December 1937. VISIT OF H.M.S. "YORK." It is hereby notified for general information that H.M.S. "York" is expected to arrive at Belize from Havana, Cuba, on Saturday the 22nd and leave on Wednesday the 26th Janu- ary, 1938, for Kingston, Jamaica. H.M.S. "York" is the flagship of Vice-Admiral Sidney Meyrick, C.B., Commander-in-Chief, America and West Indies Station. No. 16. that His Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of disallowance with respect to the under-mentioned Ordinance:- No. 15 of 1937-An Ordinance to amend the 'Law of Evidence Ordinance-Chapter 161 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. No. 17. M.P. 02045. I January 1938. MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS The under-mentioned draft Regulations, the full text of which was published with the Gazette as shown in brackets, will be submitted to the Governor in Council for approval. The Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Regulations, 1937. (Gazette dated 18th December, 1937.) By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. No. 18. M.P. 01677. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 24 December 1937. TENDERS ACCEPTED. The Ten.ler- of Messrs. E. S. Usher and Samuel Bevans for the supply to the Govern- ment, at Belize, during the period Ist January to 30th June. 1038. of the articles named in the -t.l.j,:.incd. chl'lulb-_, at the prices stated, have. been accepted. The Government reserves the right to import any of the articles included in the Schedules. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. -----^----- Mr. E. S. Usher. Butcher's Supplies. Beef, of good quality, without bone Super lb. o. II M.P. 01993. Cow's feet 30 December 1937. ORDINANCE. His Excellency the Governor has been in- formed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies each Liver .. Pork, fresh Tripe .. per lb. .20 per lb. per lb. - 13 .06 . per lb. .15 Turtle BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE EI Apples Apples Mr. Samuel Bevans. Market Supplies. per Ioo $4.00 .. .. each .( , Chickens, weighing not less than 2 lbs. Corn Eggs Fish, fresh Fish, corned Onions Potatoes .each .68 S per bag 3.50 per doz. .42 per lb. .061 .per lb. .07 .per lb. .051 .per lb. .05 Tortillas, the dozen to weigh not less than I lb. .. .. per doz. .06 District Commissioner's Office, Stann Creek, 9 December 1937. LICENSING MEETING. To the Worshipful the Justices of the Peace acting in and for the Stann Creek District as "Licensing Magistrates" and to all others whom it may concern. TAKE NOTICE that the Quarterly Licensing Meeting for tt1e Stann Creek District will be held in the Elstrict Co'mnmi-ionter's Court Room at Stann-.Creek Town at twetve of the clock noon on Monday the loth day of January, 1938, to take into consideration applications for licences under and by virtue of Chapter 26 of the Con- solidated Laws, 1924. By Order. 4- M. S. METZGEN. <: District C,'iiimissio'nfr, St:ann,'Creek. District Commissioner's Office, Corozal, 6 December -1937. LICENSING MEETING. To the Worshipftl the Justices of the Peace in and for the Corozal District as Licensing Magistrates and to all others whom it may con- cern. TAKE NOTICE that the Quarterly Licensing Meeting for the Corozal District will be held in the District Commissioner's Court Room at Corozal at Twelve o'clock noon on Monday the Ioth day of Ja-uary, ri3-. to take into con- sideration applications for Licences under and by virtue of chapter 126 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. By Order. T. V. MACCALL, District Commissioenr, Corozal. No. 20. District Commissioner's Office, Punta. Gorda, I January 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36(1) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 22nd January, 1938, at the Court House at Punta Gorda, the under-mentioned parcel of land, namely:- "All that lot piece or parcel of land the prop- erty of tlie- Southern Estates Company Ltd., in,:,wt-as Big Falls and containing 11,696 acres. Situ ,te on the left or north bank of the Rio Grande and extending along thereon three miles in a -trai2hlt line fr:tinmHar.lin Creek, the side lines run on a bearirn. N,- ,'E and extend eight miles aback according to a plan by S. Alec Harris dated 1897 ; save and excepting 640 acres situate on lb"th sides of Hicatee Creek 'vith the upper side line running aback 63.50 chain- and the lower side line running aback 144 chains according to a plan by H. A. Fitz- gerald in Surveyors' Plans Book No. 2 at Folio 306" The first mentioned parcel of land is to be sold subject to the condition that should the purchaser desire a survey, the cost, which is estimated to be $1,500, will be borne by him. E C. SAVONA, Acting District Commissioner. Toledo No. 19. BRITISH HONDURAS, 1937. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. SGeneral Registry, Belize, 23 December 1937. Ar In the Goods of Nicolasa Vairez Mencias, late of, Pnnta Gorda, Baker and, Cook, deceased. .Ap'lic*t-on for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Cecilio Viitc of Punta Gorda, Clerk. The next oftkin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or before Monday the Ioth day of January, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Cecilio Vairez. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. .:. . .. . . .. 12 ,BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE -- ----------- No. 21. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, I January 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS* in connection with Crown Lands are' notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any repre- sentations to this office in relation to 4hy such applica- tion. Such applications will be in erned in at least three sep- arate issues of the Gazette, before they will be dealt with by the Governor, so that apFli.t.Jos must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. , A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor Generai. it TO LEASE. Dec. 3, 1937-Nazaria Enriquez-ToledoDis- trict, situate in the Village of Barranco. No. 34. e , Dec. 16, 1937--Macario Gomez-Cayo Dis- trict, situate in thl town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 131 . Dec. 23, 1937-Santos Lino-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek North Side; being lot formerly held on lease by Jose Lino .. .. Lot No. 335 TO PURCHASE Jan. 5, 1937-Marcelo Ortiz, V-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by land ap- plied for by Eva Ortiz, East by Crown land, South by the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, West by road reserve and land applied for by David Thousand ; being land formerly leased by applicant .. .. .. .. ,20 acres Jan. 15, 1937-James Richards-T..-1 :.:1. I i--. trict, situate on the Punta Gorda-San .htoni., Road, North by Crown land, East b;- C.r.:,- -n land, South by Cr..n n land, West by Crown-land and near to New Road to San Antonio; being land now held on leI -e b! applicant 40 gcre- Sep." 29, I93?-Dolores Palma-Cayo District, situate on the east side of th, B-ri~.ui Viejo- Arenal Road, North by block No. 552, East by block No. 554, South bythe southern : .rticin of block No. 553,West by EB-nille V:-r -- Aret I! Road; being the northern portion of block No. 553 .. .. -.. 20 acres Dec. 3, 1937-Bernard Mellendrez-Stann Cree' District, situate in the Carib Reserve; being blocks Nos. 114 and 115 :10 acers, Dec. 4, 1937-Forbes Neal-Belize District situate on the east side of the Belize-Corozal Road at about 371 miles, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by land approved to C. A. Pine, West by the road 10 acres. Dec. 6, 1937-Hannah Kelly-Stann Creek District, situate on the right ascending Sittee River, North by land leased to. James A. Kelly, East by land of Pasqual Pascascio and land formerly belonging to Louis Pascascio, South by S..:i 1 the property of Alfred Johnson, West by land of the estate of Lucretia Kelly (deed.) being land held on lease by applicant 5 acres Dec. 9, 1937-Rhoda Irving-Stann Creek Dis- trict, situate on the south bank of the North Stann Creek at about 16 Miles, North by land applied for by M. Johnson, East by land oc- cupied formerly by James Emanuel, block No. 371 South by Crown land, West by Crown land 25 acres Dec. ro, 1937-John Cayetano-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Temash River at Red Bank, North by Crown land, East by Crown land and a creek, South by a creek and Crown land, West by land leased to L. H. Pearce (Red Bank) ; being land formerly leased to Lucio Avilez .. .. .. 5 acres Dec. 10, 1937-George Burns and Wasbert Cleland-Belize Di-tri:t, situate at Peccary Hills, Manatee, Nrth by Crown land, East by land granted to George Jones, South by road to Freshwater ;CX.e.k. West by land leased to Rosannah Usher ... .. .. 5 acres Dec. 13, 1937-W:.,H. Courtenay-Cayo Dis- trict, situate on tie Iguana Creek Estate, left bank, Belize River North by blocks Nos. 50 to 54, East by Young Gal Work, the property of the Belize Estate & Prqduce Co.. Ltd.. South byblocks Nos. 29 td*33, \'-t ay Blo'-,ck Nos. 39 tp 44, being blocks w:.-. 34 t' -','" an. 45 to 49 (i blocks) 2 0 acres Dec. 13, I937-Paulina Bennett--Tledo Dis- trict, :til..iti. t the left ascendirfg- Swasey Branch above Cowpen and about a half mile below the .all, North by land leased to George Bennett, ast by lands formerly leased to Lorenzo Martinez, South by Crown land, West by Crown land; being land formerly leased to Ignacia Muschamp and now cancelled 20 acres rw Dec. 14, i...,--Davd Warren-Belize District situate on t~he '.vest side of the Belize-Corozal Road at 37 mile i:.-,. North by Crown land(t 1. i-t+b' the road, Southl by Crown land and land applied for by William Bowen, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 20 acres ,.Dc. 16, 1937-Sotera Nishola -Toledo Dis- tricts state on the right ascendin- Temash Ri r,'N.,r th by Crown land, East by Red Bank, South by Temash Rivcr',West by Crown land: being land I 'rni-rl-- leased by applicant 10 acres Dec. 16, Q137- -Jose V. Lopez P-Cavo Dis- trict, situate on the right bank of the Western Branch, Belize River, North by block No. 582, F:i-l by block No. 339A., South by block No. 342, West by the Western Branch, BeliZe River; being block No. 339 .. .. 20 acres Dec.vI7, 193g1-Henry A. Gra--Belize District situate on the right ascending Belize River near Hemsley's Bank, formerly known as Black Creek Works, North by the river, East by the river and H-emslev's Bank, South by Hemsley's Bank and Crown land, Westby Crown land 10 acres, Dec. T7, 1937-Benjamin Sutherland-Belize ,District, situate on the left ascending Spanish BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE ii Creek, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by the creek , being a portion of the lands known as Braddick Work .. .. .. .. .. 20 acres Dec. 18, 1937-Moses Ramclam-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by road reserve and land granted to Grego- rio Zuniga, -South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 25 acres Dec. 18, 1937-Henry Kingston-Belize Dis- trict, situate at Jones Lagoon, Sibun River, North by road reserve and Section No. 37, East by Crown land and Section No. 39, South by Crown land, West by Crown land ; being Section No. 38 held on lease by applicant .. 10 acres Dec. 21, 1937-Reginald V. Daly-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the east side of to Belize- Corozal Road near the 38 mile post, North by land approved to J. N. Domingo, East by Crown land, South by land approved to J. W. Scott, West by the road .. .. 10 acres Dec. 23, 1937-Santiago 'Romero-Toledo District, situate on the right ai'cerdin%- Colum- bia Branch, Rio Grande, North h1y Fi nd granted to Thomas Pan (blocks Nos. 421 and 422), East by land leasedcto Maximo R.0,cr 1 .1-' (block No. 424), South by the C.-.lunsil.in Branch, West by land formerly leased to C -rm-L. Garcia (block No. 420)* being .1..: k N.-.. 423 formerly held on lease by Alajaypdro Guillen .. .. 47 acre's Dec.24,9i(37-Edith E. Dragten-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek'; being lots formerly leased to Stella Avilez Lots Nos. 421 & 442 . Dec. 28, 1937-Clarenc L. Smith & Albertha Eng'leton-Toledo District, -it.'t.-,"fn the left pa.--n lin-' the Punta 'Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by the soad and Indian Reserve, East by a 'Syndicate (iEudley James, Wilfred Brown, J. Nathan Johnson, Richard Gordonv' South by Crown land, West by lands 1-. *e.l to Peter Antonio and Anastacio Nunez; being land leased to David Warren .. .. 25 acres Dec. 29, 1937-Basil Burn-Belize District, situate on the old road from Belize to C>-*r*; r\ North by road reserve arid Santa Aritn.- R'esrve, East by lands approved,, to B. Burn' ,an.l T. Burgos, South by r..:,.1 rte-'' and.n'1 r.i'r.- ed to M. F. .'r-In, \\'-st by the road 40 acres. Dec. 29,1937-Joseph. Buhisen-Belize.Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Sibun River, near Teuana Creek, Nofth by Crowhiland, East by lands the property of hl' river and land granted to V. Mi l-'ll.r1t i ; being land formerly leased to Simon Slusher 15 acr-e( Dec. 29, 1937-Alfred V. Campbell-Belize District, situate on the left ascending the Belize -Corozal Road, at the junction with the Boom Road, North by the Belize-Corozal Road, East by the Belize-Corozal Road and Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land and land of (. B. Evans .. .. 20 acres FREE GRANT Dec. II, 1937-Frances Lightfoot---Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek, South Side .. .. Lot No. 715 - No. 22 M.P. 01711. S Forest Office, Bglyze, 24 December 1937. FOREST APPLICATIONS. THE followin'g-applications for forest licences are published as required by Rule 13 of th Forest Rules. 1927, in order to give any person an opportunity of making representation with ggard to any such appfiation. No such representation will be considered unless it is lodged at the F.-.re-t Office (addressed to the. Conservator of Forests and not to any forest officer by name) within fourteen days of the date of publication of the Gazette in which the adver- tisement of the application first appears. By Order. NEIL, S.' STEVENSON. Conservitor of Forests. S-------- .------ 1 * First Publication. Wm. M. Hulse-Cayo Distiict-(a) Crown lands on the right ascending Sibun River, boufrded on the north by St. Herman's ,onthe east by Sibun River, on the south by the moun- tain Pine Ridge and on the west by Roaring Works and Vachel Keene. (b) Crown Lands on both sides of Dry Creek' ascending for 1o miles from its junction with Sil.utn River, bounded on the west by Sibun Rive-r-, on the east by Indian Creek and onthe north and south by Crown Lands. Mahogany and Cedar .. 50 trees Min. LIGHTING HOURS' JANUARY, 1938. In accordance with No. 10 of the Bye-Laws --Chapter 118 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924- made by the.'Town Bdard of Belize under the provisions of the Belize.Town Board Ordinance No. 12 of the Regulations made lby the Governor in Council under the authority of Section 8 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-Gazette 10th April, 41924, lights must be carried on all vehicles during the under-menio~ned hours in the month of JANUARY, .1938. 6:20 p.m. to 5:50 a.m. P. E. MATTHEWS, Superintendent of Police. H. H. CRAIG, Town Clerk. 14 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 23. M.P. 01672. ROYALTY RATE LIST FOR FOREST PRODUCE 1938. (Rule 5 of Forest Rules, 1927.) The following royalty rateksare prescribed until further notice as standard for the calendar year 1938 and except in so farias may be otherwise authorized by the Governor in Council shall apply to all licences and permits issued under the Forest Rules 1927 to cut, collect,prepare, use, orremove forest produce on or from the Crown lands of the Colony. Minimum felling girth (at 4' 3" Royalty ; CLASS OF PRODUCE from the ground or immediate- Rates ly above the spurs or buttresses) INCHES $ Cedar. ..... ....................... 90 7.00 Mahogany .................................. 90 7.00 Pine ........................ ............. 30 .50 Banak ...................... ............ .72 2.00 Santa Maria .............................. 72 2.00 Tubroos .w ............................... 90 2.00 Yemeri ... ............................... 72 2.00 Cabbage Bark ........... ................. 72 1.00 Carbon .............. ...................... 72 1.00 Chicle Macho .............................. 72 1.00 Oi nam antee ................................ 72 1.00 Nargusta .................................. 72 1.00 Salmwood ............................. 60 1.00 Sapodilla .................................. 72 1.00 Red/Black Tamarind (Barba Jolote) .......... 72 1.00 Timbersweet .............................. 72 1.00 Billy W ebb .................................. 60 .75 Bullett Tree .............................. 72 .75 Ceiba (C:t' Tree) ........................ 90 / 75 Cor e .. ... ................................ 72 .75 Ironv.:..-d *................. ... .-. .......... .. 72 .75 Pri.: k Yellow ............................ . 72 .75 W aika Chewstick .......................... 60 .75 Chechem (Black Poisonwood) ................ 60 .50 Cypress .................................. 60 50 My Lady, Trees .......................... 50 Poles .................... .... -- .10 Mayflower .......................... .... 60 50 Silion (Silly Young) ........................ 54 50 Botan .................................... .25 Granadilla ................................ 54 .25 M apola ................................ ...72 .25 Negrito .................................. 60 .25 Redwood (Ridge) ........................... 54 .25 Madre Cacao ....................... ... .20 Mangrove ..................... ........... -- .20 Cabbage Palm ............................- .10 M oho ...................................... 10 olak .............. ........ .......... .10 Quamwood ................................ .. .10 Palmetto (Saltwater) .. ............. ............. per 100 trees 1.50 WOQDS SOLD BY THE TON.* Logwood ..................... ............... ..... .............. per'ton 2.00 Rosewood............. .. .............. ................... ,, 2.00 Ziricote .................................. ............. .... ,, 2.00 Palomulatto.... ............... .... 2.00 Fustic .................. .. .................................. ; ,, 1.00 MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCE. Chicle ... ........... ................... ........... ............. per lb. .06 Croirn 'G m. ......m ...... .................... ... ........... ....... ,, .06 Copal Gum, Licence to bleeA (Maximm 100 lb.) ....... .........per yar 500 Licence to cut fiewood (for sale) ................. ............ per year 1.00 Licence to burn charcoal (for sale) . ...................... ........... ,, 1.00 Cohune Nuts ..., ,..................... .......... ....... :...... .per ton .50 LIST OF TREES PROTECTED FROM FELLING. Breadnut (Ramon) Copal Chicle Macho (under 72 inches girth at 4' 3" from the ground) Sapodilla (under 72 inches girth at 4' 3" from the ground). --------tL------- Approved by the Governor in Council this 23rd day of December, 1937. B. E, BOWEN, Acting Olerk of the Executive Council. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 15 No. 24 RAINFALL, November 1937. November 1937 November 1936 Observation Station I N T F Amount No. of Total Fall Amount N f Total all Raindays to Date Ra&fdayS to Date COROZAL DISTRICT: :4 Town .. .. .. 4.36 4 67.22 o10.-53 17 92.38 Agricultural Station .. .. .. 3-36 6 66.26 12.41 19 93.64 Louisville .. .. .. .. 2.81 6 57.24 6.26 15 < -**- Pembroke Hall .. .. .. 1.88 4 52.20 8.67 19 go90.I9 ORANGE WALK DISTRICT: Town .. .. .. 2.68 6 73.52 9.95 23 93.37 Freshwater Creek .. .. .. 1.34 7 62.54 11.09 20 98.21 BELIZE DISTRICT: Town .. .. .. 4.87 II 70-35 23.90 2i 109.29- Bamboo Patch .. .. .. 2.99 7 84-59 14.31 9 96.02 Turneffe .. .. .. .. 9.86 15 53.5 - CAVO DISTRICT : Town .. .. 1.18 2 45-39 10.57 20 69.95, STANN CREEK DISTRICT : Town .. .. .. 3.90 7 79.75 25-27 18 1 i.8.1 Agricultural Station .. .. .. 4.76 9 112.37 23.19 I 21 i Ij. Industrial School .. .. .. 4.76 12 117.50 16.56 21 141,04 Alta Vita a 16 miles .. .. .. 5.26 7 136.57 19.69 16 139.84 Middlesex .. .. .. .. I.86 5 121.29 13.55 24 15488 PUNTA GORDA DISTRICT : Town .. .. .. 4-76 4 194.06 8.76 16 176.04 Agricultural Station .. .. .. 3-39 12 179.89 10.70 27 .185.8,p T. O. P. Co. .. .. .. ... 1.9 6 126.,21 12.40 23 15i.og9 New Station opened ini February, 1937. * TEMPERATURES ANDV HUMIDITY. November 1937. H. P. SMART, Agricultural Officer. M.P. oo0013. 16 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 25. General Registry, Belize, 3oth December 1937. MINISTER- OF RELIGION. THE na:n, .-t' following Minister of Religion, ordinarily officiating as such, has this diy been regiz r re1 in this office under the provisions of Chapter 99 of the Consolidated Laws 1924, as a Minister icr celebrating Marriages :- Name and Surname Hugh St. John Percy Warren Date of Application Designation I __ __ __ __ __ __ I I 30.12.37 Priest Religious Denomination Church of England By Order. S. A. MCKINSTRY, Registrar General. No. 26. The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938. NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to pay. Income Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns of their incomes in respect of the year ending 31st December, 1937, on or before the 31st March, 1938: 2. Returns by employers of salaries, &c., should be forwarded to the Income Tax De art- ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on busi- ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss A/c and Balance Sheet should accompany the Return. 4. All returns &c. should be sent under Con- fidential Cover to the Income Tax department (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Commis- sioner in an out-district, from whom the neces- sary forms can be obtained on application. 5. Failure to file Returns within the time prescribed by law will render taxpayers liable to prosecution without further warning. By Order. W. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. NON-OFFICIAL.: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Trade Mark "GLAZO" which was advertised in the Government Gazette on the 14th January, 1928 and the Clarion of the z2th January, 1928, respectively as being the exclusive Trade Mark of THE GLAZO COM- PANY a Corporation organized and existing under and -,. virtue of the laws of the State of Ohio, one '1 thlr United States of America, having its principal place of briiness at 947 Blair Avenue, City of Cincinnall, State of Ohio, United States of America, and which was used by the said Company in connection with toilet end manicure preparations including nail polish, nail tints, nail enamel and beautifier, cuticle oil and lotions for the skin, has by an Indenture dated the 29th day of December, 1028, made between the said Glazo Company and The Glazo Company Inc., a Corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of N i- V -:rl-, located and doing business at 114 West l7th Street in the City, @6unty and State of New York one of the United States of America been assigned together with the goodwill of the businpe", in respect of which the said Tra.l- l\Iirk ij regis- ered to The Glazo C mpay, Inc., their succes- sors and assigns absolutely. The said Glazo Company Inc. is :-. i, -'a n.l doing business at 19i.Hudson Street, in tbhe P.orough of Man- hattan, City, County r, rt it, of New York, in the United States c.f)riieri.i Any person infringing gr improperly using the above Trade Mark :-.illIli prosecuted under Chapter 207 of the Consolidated Laws of British Honduras, 1924, and otherwise dealt with as the Law allows. ARTHUR BALDERAMOS, Solicitor. North Front Street, Belize, for and on behalf" of THE GLAZO COMPANY, INC. Printed by the Government Printer. Residence Belize -- GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 3 BELIZE, 8 JANUARY 1938 Page 17 No. 27. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 3 January 1938. NOTICE TO FRIENDLYX#ETIES. The attention of His Excellency the Governor has been directed to the fact that in many in- stances the provisions of the Friendly Societies Ordinance-Chapter 141 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-are not being complied with by such Societies. In future, where the provisions of the Ordi- nance are not strictly complied with in the pre- scribed time, ,the power given in the Ordinance to compel compliance will be enforced without further communication to the delinquent Society. Copies of the Friendly Societies Ordinance may be obtained at the Government Printing Office for twenty-five cents each. No. 28. M.P. 01520. Belize, 6 January 1938. POSTAGE AND REVENUE STAMPS. 4 It is hereby notified for general information that the 3 cents, 4 cents, and 5 cents values of the new issue of British Honduras postage and revenue stamps will be placed on sale on Monday the Ioth January, 1938. Stamps of other values of this new issue will be placed on sale as received. Stamps of the present King George the Fifth issue \vill continue to be sold for the present, so far as they are available. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. No. 29. Attorney General'sChambers, Belize, 3 January 1938. PUBLId NOTICE. It is hereby notified for general information that the Select Committee of the Legislative Council appointed to inquire into and make re- commendations regarding the operation of the Belize Hours of Employment (shop limitation) Order, 1935 (S. R, & O. No. 29 of 1935) will hold its final meeting at the Supreme Court Buildings on Friday 14th January, 1938, at 3 p.m. to hear tle vie" ; of any member of the public who may desire to come forward. S. A. McKINSTRY, Attorney General (Chairman) ------.4.------- BRITISH HONDURAS, 1937. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 23 December 1937' In the Goods of Nicolasa Vairez Mencias, late of Pnnta Gorda, Baker and Cook, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Cecilio Vairez of Punta Gorda, Clerk. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or before Monday the loth day of January, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Cecilio Vairez. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. 18 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE District Commissioner's Office, Punta Gorda, I January 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36(1) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 22nd January, 1938, at the Court House at Punta Gorda, the under-mentioned parcel of land, namely:- "All that lot piece or parcel of land the prop- erty of the Southern Estates Company Ltd., known as Big Falls and containing 11,696 acres. Situate on the left or north bank of the Rio Grande and extending along thereon three miles in a straight line from Harding Creek, the side lines run on a bearing N 7032'E and extend eight miles aback according to a plan by S. Alec Harris dated 1897 ; save and excepting 640 acres situate on both sides of Hicatee Creek with the upper side line running aback 63.50 chains and the lower side line running aback 144 chains according to a plan by H. A. Fitz- gerald in Surveyors' Plans Book No. 2 at Folio 306." The first mentioned parcel of land is to be sold subject to the condition that should the purchaser desire a survey, the cost, which is estimated to be $I,500,will be borne by him. E. C. SAVONA, Acting District Commissioner. Toledo No. 30. District Commissioner's Office, Stann Creek, 8 January 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (I) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 29th January, 1938, at the Court Hbuse at Stann Creek, the under-mentioned parcel of land, namely:-- "All that lot piece or parcel of land containing 50 acres and being Grant No. 2 of 1905 to Selvin Bernard situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek, bounded on the North by the river, on the East by land granted to Joseph Sterling, on the South by land granted to Edgar E. Martin and on the West by road reserve and land leased to David L. Mcjia." M. S. METZGEN, District Commissioner, Stann Creek. The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938. NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to pay Income Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns of their incomes in respect of the year ending 3Ist December, 1937, on or before the 31st March, '1938. 2. Returns by employers of salaries, &c., should be forwarded to the Income Tax Depart- ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st March, 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on busi- ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss A c and Balance Sheet should accompany the Return. 4. All'returns &c. should be sent under Con- fidential Cover to the Income Tax Department (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Commis- sioner in an out-district, from whom the neces- sary forms can be obtained on application. 5. Failure to file Returns within the time prescribed by law will render taxpayers liable to prosecution without further warning. By Order. SW. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. N-'. 31. Surveyor General's Office Belize, 8 January 1938. SALE OF LEASES IN TOLEDO DISTRICT. On Saturday the 29th instant at I o'clock' noon there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Court House at Punta Gorda the following leases of Crown land: - (I) The lease of lot No. 48 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $2.50 per annum. (2) The lease of lot No. 315 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. (3) The lease of lot No. 368 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. (4) The lease of lot No. 373 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. Plans may be seen and further particulars obtained at the offices of the Surieyor General and the District Commissioner. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 32. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 8 January 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown Lands are notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any repre- sentations to this office in relation to any such applica- tion. Such applications will be inserted in at least three sep- arate issues of the Gazette, before they will be dealt with by the Governor, so that applicants must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. ---------~---- ^ TO LEASE. Dec. 16, 1937-Macario Gomez-Cayo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 131 Dec. 23, 1937-Santos Lino-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek North Side; being lot formerly held on lease by Jose Lino .. .. .. Lot No. 335 TO PURCHASE Jan. 5, 1937-Marcelo Ortiz, V-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by land ap- plied for by Eva Ortiz, East by Crown land, South by the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, West by road reserve and land applied for by David Thousand ; being land formerly leased by applicant .. .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. 15, 1937-James Richards-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land and near to New Road to San Antonio; being land now held on lease by applicant 40 acres Sep." 29, 1937-Dolores Palma-Cayo District, situate on the east side of the Benque Viejo- Arenal Road, North by block No. 552, East by block No. 554, South by the southern portion of block No. 553,West by Benque Viejo-Arenal Road; being the northern portion of block No. 553 .. .. .. .. .. 20 acres Nov. 29, 1937-Elfreda Belisle-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Ycacos .agoon, North by land leased to Henry Coleman, East by Crown land and Punta Vcacos Lagoon, South by Crown land and land leased to Henry Coleman, West by land leased to Henry Coleman 5 acres Dec. 9, 1937.-Rhoda Irving-Stann Creek Dis- trict, situate on the south bank of the North Stann Creek at about 16 Miles, North by land applied for by M. Johnson, East by land oc- cupied formerly by James Emanuel, block No. 371 South by Crown land, West by Crown land 25 acres Dec. 13, 1937-Paulina Bennett-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch above Cowpen and about a half mile below the Fall, North by land leased to George Bennett, East by lands formerly leased to Lorenzo Martinez, South by Crown land, West by Crown land; being land formerly leased to Ignacia Muschamp and now cancelled 20 acres Dec. 16, 1937-Sotera Nishola -Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Temash River, North by Crown land, East by Red Bank, South by Temash River, West by Crown land: being land formerly leased by applicant 10 acres Dec. 16, Iq37-Jose V. Lopez P-Cayo Dis- trict, situate on the right bank of the Western Branch, Belize River, North by block No. 582, East by block No. 339A., South by block No. 342, West by the Western Branch, Belize River; being block No. 339 .. .. 20 acres Dec. 17, 1937-Henry A. Gray-Belize District situate on the right ascending Belize River near Hemsley's Bank, formerly known as Black Creek Works, North by the river, East by the river and Hemslev's Bank, South by Hemsley's Bank and Crown land, Westby Crown land 10 acres, Dec. 17, 1937-Benjamin Sutherland-Belize District, situate on the left ascending Spanish Creek. North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by the creek ; being a portion of the lands known as Braddick 'Work .. .. .., .. .. 20 acres Dec. 18, ro37-Moses Ramclam-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Swasev Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by road reserve and land granted to Grego- rio Zuniga. South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 25 acres Dec. 18, 1937-Henry Kingston-Belize Dis- trict, situate at Tones Laooon, Sibun River, North by road reserve and Section No. 37, East by Crown land and Section No. 39, South by Crown land, West by Crown land; being Section No. 38 held on lease by applicant .. 10 acres Dec. 21, 1937-Reginald V. Dalv-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the east side of to Belize- Corozal Road near the 38 mile post, North by land approved to J. N. Domingo, East by Crown land, South by land approved to J. W. Scott, West by the road .. .. 10 acres Dec. 23, I037-Santiago Romero-Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Colum- bia Branch, Rio Grande, North by land granted to Thomas Pau (blocks Nos. 421 and A22), East by land leased to Mqximo Rodriguez (block No. 4.24, 1South by the Columbia Branch, West by land formerly leased to Carmen Garcia (block No. 420) ; being block No. 423 formerly held on lease by Alaiandro Guillen .. .. 47 acres Dec.24,I137-Edith E. Dragten-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek; beinp lot formerlv leased to Stella Avilez Lots Nos. 421 & 442 Dec.28, 1937-Clarence L.Smith & Albertha Engleton--Toledo District, situate or the left ascending the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by the road and Indian Reserve, East by a Syndicate (Dudley James, Wilfred Brown, T. Nathan Tohnson. Richard Gordon', South by Crown land, West by lands leased to Peter 20 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Antonio and Anastacio Nunez; being land leased to David Warren .. .. 25 acres Dec. 29, 1937-Basil Burn-Belize District, situate on the old road from Belize to Corozal, North by road reserve and Santa Anna Reserve, East by lands approved to B. Burn and T. Burgos, South by road reserve and land approv- ed to M. F. Aragon, West by the road 40 acres. D'c. 239,937-Joseph Bunsen-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Sibun River, near Iguana Creek, North by Crown land, East by lands the property of Algernon Carter deed., South by Crown land and the river, West by the river and land granted to V. Middleton; being land formerly leased to Simon Slusher 15 acres Dec. 29, 1937-Alfred V. Campbell-Belize District, situate on the left ascending the Belize -Corozal Road, at the junction with the Boom Road, North by the Belize-Corozal Road, East by the Belize-Corozal Road and Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land and land of (. B. Evans .. .. 20 acres Dec. 31, q137-Caleb M. Walker-Belize Dis- trict, situate at Maskall Village, Northern River Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 37 Jan. 3, 1938-Juana Pintado-Belize District, situate on the old road from Belize to Corozal, North by lands approved to E. Contreras and G. March, East by Crown land, South by road reserve and lands approved to S. Gonzales, West by land approved to Diega Pintado and the road .. .. .. .. 15 acres Jas. 4, 1933-Homer S. Carmichael-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Monkey Rivir, North/by land granted to H, W. Winzer- ling, East' by road reserve and land granted to applicant, South by Crown land, West by land granted to M. A. Winzerling; being block No. 59A .. .. .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. 4, 1938-William J. McIntosh-Belize District, situate on the west side of the Belize- Corozal Road, in the vicinity of the 35 mile post, North by road reserve and land approved to Estella Quilter, East by lands approved to A. Alpuche and C. k. L. Jenkins, South by road reserve and land applied for by J. Sterling, West by the Merry-Go-Round Road .. 50 acres FREE GRANT Jan. 4, 1938-Melbourne Sheran-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending Mangrove Creek, Mullins River, North by land approved to Hessie Arnold and Crown land, East by land formerly leased to Francisco Selaya South by Crown land, West by Crown land 20 acres No. 33. M.P. 01711. Forest Office, Belize, 8 January 1938 FOREST APPLICATIONS. THE following applications for forest licences are published as required by Rule 13 of the Forest Rules, 1927, in order to give any person an opportunity of making representation with regard to any such application. No such representation will be considered unless it is lodged at the Forest Office (addressed to the Conservator of Forests and not to any forest officer by name) within fourteen days of the date of publication of the Gazette in which the adver- tisement of the application first appears. By Order. NEIL S. STEVENSON, Conservator of Forests. ------$.------- Second Publication, Wm. M. Hulse-Cayo District-(a) Crown lands on the right ascending Sibun River, bounded on the north by St. Herman's on the east by Sibun River, on the south by the moun- tain Pine Ridge and on the west by Roaring Works and Vachel Keene. (b) Crown Lands on both sides of Dry Creek ascending for 10 miles from its junction with Sibun River, bounded on the west by Sibun River, on the east by Indian Creek and onthe north and south by Crown Lands. Mahogany and Cedar .. 50 trees Min. LIGHTING HOURS JANUARY, 1938. In accordance with No. 10 of the Bye-Laws -Chapter 118 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924- made by the Town Board of Belize under the provisions of the Belize Town Board Ordinance No. 12 of the Regulations made by the Governor in Council under the authority of Section 8 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-Gazette 10th April, 1924, lights must be carried on all vehicles during the under-mentioned hours in the month of JANUARY, 1938. 6:20 -p.m. to 5:50 a.m. P. E. MATTHEWS, Superintendent of Police. H. H. CRAIG, Town Clerk. ------------ BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 2t = No. 34 Forest Office, Belize, 5 January 1938. CHICLE DEALERS AND CONTRACTORS LICENCES. On accordance with regulation 13 of the Chicle Protection Regulation 1935 the following particulars are published for general information. Contractors Licences expiring 30th June, 1938. Marcos Pasos Hubert Rolland Thomas Reyes Belize 31/1937-38 Corozal14/1937-38 Belize 32/1937-38 (Lands of Wm. M. Hulse) .(Lands of C. Acebedo) (Lands of S. Wolffsohn deed.) Dealer's Licence expiring 30th June 1938. Hubert Rolland Corozal 15/1937-38 The names of the estates in which the licensees are said to be operating are shown in brackets. By Order. N. S. STEVENSON, Conservator of Forests. No. 35. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 8 January 1938. SALE OF LEASE IN STANN CREEK DISTRICT. On Saturday the 29th instant at 12 o'clock noon there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Court House at Stann Creek the following lease of Crown land:- The lease of lot No. 20 in the town of Stann Creek, North Side, for twenty years at a com- mencing rent of $3.oo per annum. Plan may be seen 'and further particulars obtained at the offices of the Surveyor General and the District Commissioner. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. A 1 GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscribers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar year, payable in ad- vance, all subscriptions expiring on 31st December. Single copies will be sold at 15 cents each. Rates for Non-Official Notices. First insertion, 50 cents per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 25 cents per inch, single column. NON-OFFICIAL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Trade Mark f0- -A-- is the exclusive Trade Mark of Messrs George Dobie & Son Limited, of Four Square Works, Paisley, Scotland; Manufacturers. The above Trade Mark consists of the picture of Four Squares and the words FOUR SQUARE in arched formation and is used by the said Company in respect of "Tobacco, cigarettes, cigars and snuff." The said Trade Mark is protected by regis- tration in England under No. 455131 on the 7th January, 1925. Any person infringing or improperly using the above Trade Mark will be prosecuted under Chapter 207 of the Consolidated Laws of British Honduras, 1924, and otherwise dealt with as the Law allows. JARTHUR BALDERAMOS, Solicitor. North Front Street, Belize, for and bn behalf oflGeorge Dobie & Son, Ltd. 22 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE NOTICE IS HEREBY 'GIVEN that the following Trade Mark RIsco is the exclusive Trade Mark of THE PROCTER AND GAMBLE COMPANY, a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Ohio, of Gwynne Building, Northeast Corner of Sixth & Main Streets, Cincinnati, State of Ohio, United States of America, and Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The above Trade Mark is used by the said Company in connection with cooking fat. Any person infringing or improperly using the above Trade Mark will be prosecuted under Chapter 207 of the Consolidated Laws of British Honduras, 1924, and otherwise dealt with as the law allows. DRAGTEN, WOODS & CO., Solicitors. North Front Street, Belize, for and on behalf of THE PROCTER AND GAM- BLE COMPANYi Printdr hv tho Government Printer. GOVERNMENT TI GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 4 BELIZE, 15 JANUARY 1938 Page 23 Colonial Secretary's Office, Bslize, 15 January 1938. The following particulars relating to appoint- ments, etc, in the Public Service are published for general information. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. No. 36. APPOINTMENTS LIND, L. E., to be a Compositor, Government Printing Office, on probation, with effect from Ist January, 1938. M.P. 0152. TAYLOR, F. A. S., to be Treasury Superin- tendent witl effect from 31st December, 1937. Mr. Taylor arrived in the Colony and as- sumed duty on ioth January, 1938. M.P. 02096. VELLOS, A. E., First Class Clerk, Stann Creek Railway, to act as Clerk to the District Cm-.n- missioner, Stann Creek and Clerk to the Stann Creek District Board, with effect from 3rd January, 1938. M .P. 01009:, No. 38. M.P. 0356. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, ii January 1938. APPOINTMENT. His Excellency the Governor has appointed the Reverend J. B..Kammerer, S.J., tobe a Member of the Board of Education during the absence from the Colony of the Very Reverend M. M. O'Connor, S.J. 4 No. 39. LEAVE GRANTED. His Excellency the Governor has granted to Captain J. R. Stevens, M.C., leave of absence from his duties as a Member of the Harbour Advisory Board with effect from Ist January to 15th April, 1938. M.P. 01027. His Excellency the Governor has granted to the Very Reverend M. M. O'Connor, S.J., leave of absence from his duties as a Member of the Board of Education for three months, with effect from 21st January, 1938. M.P. 0356. His Excellency the Governor has granted to Miss Ethel Alexander leave of absence from her duties as a Member of the Board of Education with effect from Ist to 24th January 1938, inclusive. M.P.0356. No. 40. M.P. 0748. ii January 1938. ORDINANCE. His Excellency the Governor has been in- No. 37. M.P. 01718. formed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies that His Majesty will not be advised to exercise APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED. his power of disallowance with respect to the under-mentioned Ordinance:- YOUNG, W. T., Junior Clerk, Education De- No. 16 of 1937-An Ordinance to amend the apartment, appointment confirmed with effect Dentists Ordinance-Chapter 50 of the Con- from 9th January, 1937. solidated Laws, 1924. SBRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE o. 41. M.P. 0356. No. 45. 13 January 1938. APPOINTMENT. His Excellency the Governor has appointed e Reverend F. T. Lovelock to be a Member the Board of Education during the absence )m the Colony of the Reverend W. J. Smith. 3. 42. M.P. 0356. 13 January 1938. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Iis Excellency the Governor has granted to e Reverend W. J. Smith leave of absence from s duties as a Member of the Board of Educa- >n with effect from IIth January to 7th !bruary, 1938. ). 43. M.P. 02081. 13 JaMuary 1938. STATUTORY RULE AND ORDER. With reference to Statutory Rule and Order ). 67 of 1937 published with the Gazette Extra- linary of the 9th December, 1937, it is hereby tified fo general information, that the issue the said Order was confirmed by the Legisla- ,e Council at meeting on thel2th January, 38. 3. 44. Belize, 14 January 1938. DECLARATION OF A PUBLIC ROAD. It is hereby notified in accordance with the Visions of Sections 7 and 8 of the Public )ads Ordinance-Chapter 42 of the Consoli- ted Laws, 1924, that the Director of Public orks has applied to the Governor in Council - the issue of a Proclamation ordering a new id to be opened and proclaimed a public road follows :-- Commencing from a point located approxi- mately 163 miles from Belize on the Belize to Orange Walk Road, the proposed Road runs in a Westerly direction and passes through the Double Run Works until it reaches and is terminated by the Belize River at a point on the Southern side of the Double Run Shoals. And that all land not built ,on or cultivated, rich shall be required for the purpose of the id shall be absolutely taken and -ppropriated thout tender or payment by way of compen- :ion, and shall vest in the Government with- t any formal transfer thereof. The area of such road to extend for a distance twenty-five feet on each side of the centre e of the road when located. M.P. 01556. 14 January 1938. BANANA INDUSTRY COMMITTEE. It is hereby notified, for general information, that copies of the Report of the Commnttee ap- pointed to undertake a general investigation into the banana industry in British Honduras are now on sale at the Government Printing Office at 25 cents each No. 46. M.P. 02053. 15 J nua;y 1938. STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. The under-mentioned Statutory Rules and Orders are published with this issue of the Ga- zette and form part thereof - No. I of 1938 -The Corozal Electricity Regulations, 1938. No, 2 of 1938.-The Financial Secretary Or- der, 1938. M.P. 01051 By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. No. 47. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 15 January 1938. RESERVATION OF LAND IN THE CAYO DISTRICT. It is hereby notified for general information that a parcel of land 4 acres in extent,bounded on the North by block No. 261, on the East by block No. 256, on the South by blocks Nos. 257 and 257A. and on the West by block No. 257A., has been reserved in accordance with the pro- visions of Section 6 of Chapter 88 of the Con- solidated Laws, 1924. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. BRITISH HONDURAS, 1937. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. 4 General Registry, Belize, 23 December 1937' In the Goods of Nicolasa Vairez Mencias, late of Pnnta Gorda, Baker and Cook, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Cecilio Vairez of Punta Gdo&a, Clerk. The next of kin in particular, and all persons m general, are hereby cited to show cause on or before Monday the loth day of January, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Cecilio Vairez. S. A. McKINSTRY, Registrar General. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 48. Surveyor General's Office,. Belize, 15 January 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown Lands are notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any repre- sentations to this office in relation to any such applica- tion. Such applications will be inserted in at least three sep- arate issues of the Gazette, before they*will be dealt with by the Governor, so that applicants must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. --------t.------- TO LEASE, May 15, 193 -John Wills-Toledo District, situate in the town of Monkey River, South Side; being lot formerly held on lease by applicant Lot No. 11 Dec. 16, 1937-Macario Gomez-Cayo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 131 Dec, 23, 1937-Santos Lino-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek North Side; being lot formerly held on lease by Jose Lino .. .. .. Lot No. 335 Dec. 31, 193 -Martila Cacho-Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 17 Jan. 4, 1938-Adriana Straughan-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 66 Jan. 5, I938-Roumalda Z. Petillo-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 233 TO PURCHASE July 29, 1936-E. George Willis-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Gorda town, North by land granted to J. W. McNab, East by Punta Gorda town, South by land leased to C. J. Ortiz, West by Crown land and land applied for pur- chase by J. Talbert .. .. 20 acres May I, 1937-Claro Zerabia-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Bladen Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by the southern portion of land formerly leased to applicant, West by Crown land ; being the northern portion of land formerly leased to -prlici f .. 10 acres Tune 19, 1937-Albert Coleman-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Bladen Branch, Monkey River, North by land leased to Alfred Logan, East by Crown land, Sotith by Crown land, West by the river; being a portion of land formerly leased to applicant 10 acres Sept. 6, 1937-Thomas Gabriel-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Temash River, North by Crown.land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land,West by land of Secundino Martinez .. .. .. .. 30 acres Sep. 29, 1937-Dolores Palma-Cayo District, situate on the east side of the Benque Viejo- Arenal Road, North by block No. 552, East by block No. 554, South by the southern portion of block No. 553,West by Benque Viejo-Arenal Road; being the northern portion of block No. 553 .. .. .. .. .. 20 acres Nov. 24, 1937-Jose Gutierrez-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by land approved to Filidelfio Chinchilla, East by the river, South by Crown land, Westby' Crown land 10 acres Nov. 29, 1937-Elfreda Belisle-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Ycacos Lagoon, North by land leased to Henry Coleman, East by Crown land and Punta Ycacos Lagoon, South by Crown land and land leased to Henry Coleman, West by land leased to Henry Coleman 5 acres Dec. 4, 1937-Joshua Heron-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek, North by the river, East by the easterly half of block No. 249 occupied by C. Burrel, South by block No. 250, West by block No. 247 being the westerly half of block No. 249 formerly leased by applicant .. 391 acres Dec. 7, 1937-Roderi-k Thompson-Stann Creek District, situate on the north bank of North Stann Creek, North by the Stann Creek Rail av Line, East by land granted to George McDonald, South by the Mullins River-Melinda- Stann Creek Road, West by land granted to E. Tranp .. .* .. 8 acres Dec. 13, 1937-Paulina Bennett-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left s-:renr.ine Swasey Branch above Cowpen and a.:,lut a half mile below the Fall, North by land leased to George Bennett, East by lands formerly leased to Lorenzo Martinez, South by Crown land, West by Crown land; being land formerly leased to Ignacia Muschamp and now cancelled 20 acres Dec. 16, 1937-Jose V. Lopez P-Cayo Dis- trict, situate on the right bank of the Western Branch, Belize River, North by block No. 582, East by block No. 339A., South by block No. 342, West by the Western Branch, Belize River; being block No. 339 .. .. 20 acres Dec. 18, 1937-Henry Kingston-Belize Dis- trict, situate at Jones Lagoon, Sibun River, North by road reserve and Section No. 37, East by Crown land and Section No. 39, South by Crown land, West by Crown land; being Section No. 38 held on lease by applicant .. 10 acres Dec. 21, 1937-Reginald V. Daly-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the east side of to Belize- Corozal Road near the 38 mile post, North by land approved to J. N. Domingo, East by Crown land, South by land approved to .. W. Scott, West by the road 10 acres Dec. 23, I937-Santiago Romero-Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Colum- bia Branch, Rio Grande, North by land granted to Thomas Pau (blocks Nos. 421 and 422), East 6 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE r land leased to Maximo Rodriguez (block No. 14), South by the Columbia Branch, West by nd formerly leased to Carmen C('rcia (block o. 420) ; being block N. -4" f-.i *ii, r11 held on ase by Alajandro Guillen .' .. 47 acres ec.24,1937-Edith E. Dragten-Stann Creek district, situate in the town of Stann Creek; *ing lots formerly leased to Stella Avilez Lots os. 421 & 442 ling, East by road reserve and land granted to applicant, South by Crown land, West by land granted to M. A. 'Vin ing; being block No. 59A .. .... 20 acres Jan. 4, 1938-William J. McIntosh-Belize District, situate on the west side of the Belize- Corozal Road, in the vicinity of the 35 mile post, North by road reserve and land approved to Estella Quilter, East by lands approved to A. ec.28, 1937-Clarence L.Smith & Albertha Alpucne and C. k. 1. Jenkins, South by road igleton-Toledo District, situate on the left reserve and land applied for by J. Sterling, West sending the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, by the Merry-Go-Round Road .. 50 acres )rth by the road and Indian Reserve, East by Tan. 4, 1937-Roman M. Mahler-Toledo Syndicate (Dudley James, Wilfred Brown, District, situate in the town of Monkey River, Nathan Johnson, Richard Gordon), South by South Side being lot held on lease by applicant own land, West by lands leased to Peter Lot No. 4 itonio and Anastacio Nunez: being land Lsed to David Warren .. .. 25 acres 'c. 28, 1937-Diana Ramclam-Toledo Dis- ct, situate on the left ascending Bladen anch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, Lst by the river, South by land approved to rice Garbutt, West by Crown land being )ck No. 145 formerly leased to Rosita Watters acres Tc. 29, 1937-Basil Burn-Belize District, uate on the old road from Belize to Corozal, >rth by road reserve and Santa Anna Reserve, ,st by lands approved to B. Burn and T,. Irgos, South by road reserve and land approv- to M. F. Aragon, West by the road 40 acres. c. 29,I937-Joseph Bunsen-Belize Dis- 2t, situate on the right ascending Sibun River, ir Iguana Creek, North by Crown land, East lands the property of-Algernon Carter deed., ath by Crown land and the river, West by the er and land granted to V. Middleton; being Id formerly leased to Simon Slusher 15 acres c. 29, 1937-Alfred V. Campbell-Belize ;trict, situate on the left ascending the Belize )rozal Road, at the junction with the Boom ad, North by the Belize-Corozal Road. East the Belize-Corozal Road and Crown land, ith by Crown land, West by Crown land and d of D. B. Evans .. .. 20 acres :. 31, 1937-Caleb M. Walker-Belize Dis- t, situate at Maskall Village, Northern River is Nos. f, 2, 3, and 37 3. 31, 1937-Sidney Williams-Toledo Dis- t, situate on the right ascending Deep River ,ut one mile above Warrie Creek, North by I approved to A,. Williams, East by Crown i, South by Crown land, West by the river acres 3, 193---Juana Pintado-Belize District, ate on the old road from Belize to Corozal, th by lands approved to E. Contreras and March, East by Crown land. South by road rv- an- lanis anoroved to S. Gonzales, West land approved to Diega Pintado and the S .. .. .. .. .. 15 acres . 3, 1938-Ignacio Lambey-Stann Creek :rict, situate in the Carib Reserve; being :ks Nos. 260 and 265B held on lease by licant .. .. .. 10 acres . 4, 193-Homer S. Carmichael-Toledo rict, situate on the left ascending Monkey ir, Nortlby land granted to H. W. Winzer- Jan: 5, 1938-Thomas Pau-Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Columbia Branch of Rio Grande, North by blocks Nos. 427, 472A, 473, 474 and 475, East by blocks Nos. 428, 430, 465 and 468, South by blocks Nos. 418, 421, 422. 425 and 427, West by blocks Nos. 422, 425, 472A, and Crown land ; being blocks Nos. 426, 469, 470, 471 and 472 .. .. 125 acres Jan. 5, 1937-Simeon Usher-Belize District, situate on the left ascending Sibun River and about ii miles south-east of Cedar Bank, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land. West by land leased to Edward Usher; being land formerly leased to Prince Herbery .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. 6, 1938-Ivan Garcia-Belize District, situate on the east side of the Belize-Corozal Road near the 37 mile post, North by road re- serve and Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by land approved to Forbes Neal .. .. .. 10 acres Jan. 6, 1938-Imogene Campbell-Belize District, situate on the west side of the Belize-- Corozal Road at the 37 mile post, North by land approved to Mellis Johnson, East by the road, South by land approved to Aubrey Rowe, West by Crown land :. .. .. 15 acres Jan. 7, 1938-Meshech Col'emn--Toledo District, situate on the left ascending the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, East by the Tropical Oil Products Company's line, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. 20 acres Jan. 7, 1938-Fermin Marcos-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the old road from Belize to Corozal, North by land applied for by Arthur Peters, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by the road .. .. 20 acres Tan. 10, 1938-Bennett Harvey and Robert Hyde-Belize District, situate on the left as- cending the Belize Corozal Road and about 300oo vards above the Io mile post, North by the road, East by land approved to P C. Wright, South by Crown land, West by land approved to John Wade and Crown land .. 20 acres FREE'GRANT Tan. 4, 1938-Melbourne Sheran-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending Mangrove Creek, Mullins River, North by land BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 2 I - approved to Hessie Arnold and Crown land, East by land formerly leased to Francisco Selaya South by Crown land, West by Crown land 20 acres Jan. -8, 1938-Edward A. Barrow Belize District, situate in the Chichawate area, North by land approved to Caroline Wright, East by land approved to Thomas Grey, South by land approved to James Wright, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. II, 1938-Moses A. Hume-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the east side of Northern Lagoon Manatee, North by land formerly granted to George Garnett, East by Crown land, South by land formerly leased to John Garnett, West by the lagoon ; being land formerly leased to Joseph Garnett .. .. .. .. 15 acres No. 49. M.P. 01711. Forest Office, Belize, 12 January 1938. FOREST APPLICATIONS. THE following applications for forest licences are published as required by Rule 13 of the Forest Rules, 1927, in order to give any person an opportunity of making representation with regard to any such application. No such representation will be considered unless it is lodged at the Forest Office (addressed to the Conservator of Forests and not to any forest officer by name) within fourteen days of the date of publication of the Gazette in which the adver- tisement of the application first appears. By Order. NEIL S. STEVENSON, Conservator of Forests. ------sr----- First Publication. L. E. J. Wade-Cayo District-Crown lands on R:ani.-xit Creek bounded on the west by Ramgoat Creek, on the south and southeast by properties of the Belize Estate & Produce Co., on the northwest by Pine Ridge on Crown land Mahogany .. .. 10 trees Min GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscrib- ers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar year, payable in advance, all subscrip- tions expiring on' 31st December. Rates for Non-Official Notices. First insertion, 50 cents per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 25 cents per inch, single column. :.................>..>............. ........... ." No. 50. District Commissionei's Ojf (e Pu,./.a <;,',i.i. I January 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (i) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Publc Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 22nd January, 1938, at the Court House at Punta Gorda, the under-mentioned parcel of of land, namely :- "All that lot piece or parcel of land the prop- erty of the Southern Estates Company Ltd., known as Big Falls and containing 11,696 acres. Situate on the left or north bank of the Rio Grande and extending along thereon three miles in a straight line from Harding Creek, the side lines run on a bearing N732'E and extend eight miles aback according to a plan by S. Alec Harris dated 18c7 save and excepting 640 acres situate on both sides of Hicatee Creek with the upper side line running aback 63.50 chains and the lower side line running aback 144 chains according to a plan by H. A. Fitz- gerald in Surveyors' Plans Book No. 2 at Folio 306." The first mentioned parcel of land is to be sold subject to the condition that should the pur- chaser desire a survey, the cost, which is estimat- ed to be $1,500, will be borne by him. T. V. MACCALL, District Commissioner. Surveyor General's Office Belize, 8 Januaiy 1038. SALE OF LEASES IN TOLEDO DISTRICT. On Saturday the 29th instant at i o'clock noon there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Court House at Punta Gorda the following leases of Crown land: - (1) The lease of lot No. 48 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $2.50 per annum. (2) The lease of lot No. 315 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. (3) The lease of lot No. 368 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. (4) The lease of lot No. 373 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. Plans may be seen and further particulars obtained at the offices of the Surveyor General and the District Commissioner. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. 28 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Edn. 10937. Education Office, Belize, To January 1938. GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS TO SECONDARY SCHOOLS. The following candidates who took the recent Scholarship Examination have been offered Government Scholarships tenable at the schools indicated for the period 1938-40, and,with the exception of those whose names are printed in italics, have accepted them. The names are given in order of merit in separate lists for boys and girls. Elementary School last attended Secondary School where Scholarship is tenable BOYS. Gabb, George Clarke, Branstan Miguel, Joseph Sabido, William Hoy, Henry Reyes, Manuel Villamor, Armando Staines, Teodocio Huicochea, Fidel Wright, Adolph Castillo, Arturo Arguelles, Fidencio Marin, Darant Avilez, Antonio Martinez, Ruben Kemp, Joseph Mendet, Edward Longsworth, Edward Bolton, Raymond Cacho, Cornelius Coleman, Carl Cabral, Edward Cooper, John George, Charles Carrillo, Beulah Avilez, Nora Hollman, Gloria Hope, Lottie Belisle, Elinor White, Idolly Maldonado, Leonor Belisle, Alice Patten, Ruth Lainfiesta. Rosita Noguera, Francisca Marin, Sarita Holy Redeemer (Boy's) Ebenezer Stann Creek Methodist Holy Redeemer (Boys') Holy Redeemer (Boys') Holy Redeemer (Boys') Corozal Roman Catholic Holy Redeemer (Boys') Orange Walk Roman Catholic Holy Redeemer (Boys') Orange Walk Roman Catholic Holy Redeemer (Boys') St. Mary's Orange Walk Roman Catholic Ebenezer Wesley Holy Redeemer (Boys') Wesley Holy Redeemer (Boys') Wesley St. John's Boys' Punta Gorda Methodist Holy Redeemer (Boys') St. Mary's GIRLS. Holy Redeemer (Girls') Starin Creek Methodist Holy Redeemer (Girls') i* St. John's (Girls') St. Mary's Stann Creek Methodist Holy Redeemer (Gilrs') Wesley St. John's (Girls') Holy Redeemer (Girls') St. John's College Wesley College Wesley College St. John's College St. John's College St. John's College St. John's College St. John's College Wesley College or St. Michael's College St. Michael's College Wesley College or St. Michael's College Wesley College Wesley College Wesley College or St. Michael's College Wesley College St. Michael's College St. Michael's Colleeg St. Michael's College St. Catherine's High School St. Hilda's College St. Catherine's High School St. Hilda's College St. Catherine's High School St. Hilda's College St. Catherine's High School 11 P, 11 By Order. B. E. CARMAN, Superintendent of Education. No. 51. Name , '*,, BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 29 District Commissioner's Office, Stann Creek, 8 January 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (I) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 29th January, 1938, at the Court House at Stann Creek, the under-mentioned parcel of land, namely:- "All that lot piece or parcel of land containing 50 acres and being Grant No. 2 of 1905 to Selvin Bernard situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek, bounded on the North by the river, on the East by land granted to Joseph Sterling, on the South by land granted to Edgar E. Martin and on the West by road reserve and land leased to David L. M.jia." M. S. METZGEN, District Commissioner, Stann Creek. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 8 January 1938. SALE OF LEASE IN STANN CREEK DISTRICT. On Saturday the 29th instant at 12 o'clock noon there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Court House at Stann Creek the following lease of Crown land:- The le.asei f lot No. 20 in the town of Stann Creek, NorthSide, for twenty years at a com- mencing rent of $3.00 per annum. Plan may be seen and further particulars obtained at the offices of the Surveyor General and the District Commissiiiner. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938, NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to pay Income Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns of their incomes in respect of the year ending 31st December, 1937, on or before the 31st March, 1938. 2. Returns by employers of salaries, &c., should be forwarded to the Income Tax Depart- ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st March, 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on busi- ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss A/c and Balance Sheet should ac:'cmlnij.vy the Return. 4. All returns &c. should be sent under Con- fidential Cover to the Income Tax Department (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Commis- sioner in an out-district, from whom the neces- sary forms can be obtained on application. 5. Failure to file Returns within the time prescribed by law will render taxpayers liable to prosecution without further warning. By Order. W. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. NON-OFFICIAL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Trade Mark RISCO is the exclusive Trade Mark of THE PROCTER AND GAMBLE COMPANY, a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Ohio, of Gwynne Building, Northeast Corner of Sixth & Main Streets, Cincinnati, State of Ohio, United States of America, and Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The above Trade Mark is used by the said Company in connection with cooking fat. Any person infringing or improperly using the above Trade Mark will be prosecuted under Chapter 207 of the Consolidated Laws of British Honduras, 1924, and otherwise dealt with as the law allows. DRAGTEN, WOODS & CO., Solicitors. North Front Street, Belize, for and on behalf of THE PROCTER AND GAM- BLE COMPANY. GAZE TTE EXTRAORDINARY BR YiSH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 5 BELIZE, 20 JANUARY 1938 Page 31 No. 52. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 20 January, 1938. STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. The under-mentioned Statutory Rules and Orders are published with this issue of the Gazette and form part thereof:- No. 3 of 1938:--PROCLAMATION. Dissolving the Belize Town Board and constituting a new Board in place thereof. No. 4 of 1938:-The Town Board of Belize Order, 1938. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 53. 20 January, 1938. TOWN BOARD NOMINATIONS. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to nominate the under-mentioned persons to be members of the Town Board of Belize, in accordance with the provisions of the Belize Town Board Ordinance-Chapter 118 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, with effect from 20th January, 1938: His Excellency the Governor, The Honourable the Colonial Secretary, The Honourable the Attorney General, The Honourable the Senior Medical Officer, The Honourable H. I. Melhado, O.B.E., J.P., The Honourable A. N. Wolffsohn, Surveyor General, The Honourable F. R. Ellis, J.P., The Honourable C. R. Beattie, J.P., E. A. Boyce, Esquire, Director of Public Works. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. _ _ _il 1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 6 BELIZE, 22 JANUARY 1938 Pag9 33 Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 14 January 1938. DECLARATION OF A PUBLIC ROAD. It is hereby notified in accordance with the provisions of Sections 7 and 8 of the Public Roads Ordinance-Chapter 42 of the Consoli- dated Laws, 1924, that the Director of Public Works has applied to the Governor in Council for the issue of a Proclamation ordering a new road to be opened and proclaimed a public road as follows :-- Coininciciiin, from a point located approxi- mately 161 miles from Belize on the Belize to Orange Walk Road, the proposed Road runs in a Weterly direction and passes through the 4IounFle Run Works until it reaches and is terminated by the Belize River at a point on the Southern side of the Double Run Shoals. And that all land not built on or cultivated, which shall be required for the purpose of the road shai bhe absolutely taken and -appropriated without tender op payment by way of compen- sation. and shal\ -est in the Government with- out an- formal transfer thereof. The area of such-road to etend for a distance of twenty-five feet on each side of the centre line of the road when located. No. 54. M.P. 0151. 14 January 1938. PUBLIC OFFICERS' GUARANTEE FUND. With reference to Gazette Notice No. 311 of the 29th June, 1935, it is hereby notified, for purposes of record,that under the provisions of Chapter Io of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, His Excellency the Governor has determined that the amount of security of the under-mentioned Officer shall be as follows:- Public Works Department- Executive Engineer No. 55. . $3,oco M.P. 0575. 14 January 1938. PUBLIC VACCINATOR. His Excellency the Governor has appointed Police Constable Gerald Griffith to be a Public Vaccinator under the provisions of section 2 of the Vaccination Ordinance-Chapter 56 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. No. 56. M.P. 0303. 17 January 1938. APPOINTMENT. Pursuant to Rule 21,of the Regilations made by the Governor in Council under section 8 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance--Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-,His Excellency the Governor has appointed Lance Corporal M. P. Fuller of the British Honduras Police Force to be an Examiner. -----**--~--- No. 57. 22 January 1938. STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. The under-mentioned Statutory Rules and Orders are published with this issue of the 34 BRITISH HQNDURAS GAZETTE Gazette and form part thereof:- No. 5 of 1938.-The Corozal Distrizt (Pro- hibited Area) Order, 1938. M.P. 02050. No. 6 of hibiting the Plants. No. 58. 1938.-PROCIAMATION. Pro- importation of Citrus Fruits and M.P. 0891. 22 January 1938. BILLS PUBLISHED. The under-mentioned Bills, which are to be submitted to the Legislati'e Council are pub- lished for general information with this issue of the Gazette and forms part thereof :- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the District Commissioners Ordinance- Chapter 172 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the ,Motor Vehicle Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. M.P. 02045. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938. NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to pay Income Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns of their incomes in respect of the year ending 31st December, 1937, on or before the 31st March, 1938. 2. Returns by employers of salaries, &c., should be forwarded to the Income Tax Depart- ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st March, 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on busi- ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss A/c and Balance Sheet should accompany the Return. 4. All returns'&.c. should be sent under Con- fidential Coyer to the Income Tax Department (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Commis- sioner in an out-district, from whom the neces- sary forms can be obtained on application. 5. Failure to file Returns within the time prescribed by law will render taxpayers liable to prosecution without further warning. By Order. W. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 8 January 1938. SALE OF LEASE IN STANN CREEK DISTRICT. On Saturday the 2u1h instant at 12 o'clock noon there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Court House at Stann Creek the following lease of Crown land:- The lease of lot No. 20 in the town of Stann Creek, North Side, for twenty years at a com- mancing rent of $3.00 per annum. Plan may be seen and further particulars obtained at the offices of the Surveyor General and the District Commissioner. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. District Commissioner's Office, Stann Creek, 8 JPi,,:,.' J938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (I) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 29th January, 1938, at the Court House at Stann Creek, the under-mentioned parcel of land, namely:- "All that lot piece or parcel of land containing 50 acres and being Grant No. 2 of 1905 to Selvin Bernard situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek, bounded on the Nofth by the river, on the East by land granted' to Joseph Sterling, on the South by land granted to Edgar E. Martin and on the West by road reserve and land leased to David L. Mejia." M. S. 3METZI ;E' District Commissioner, Stann Cre k.* ....n..u....... .... ..... ., ... ......unIW .... o .s.. GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscrib- ers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar Year, payable in advance, all subscrip- Stions, expiring on 31st December. Rates for Non-Official Notices., SFirst insertion, 50 cent per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 15 crents per inch, single column. * [] BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 35 Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 22 January 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. V May 27,1937-Severo Pinto-Corozal District, situate at Grants Lands, North by land granted to Felipe .:-.a, Severo Sosa and Homobono Medina, East by land granted to Genaro Cassam, South by land granted to Timoteo Jimenez, West by Crown land; being block No. 102 APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown 36a. 2r. 3p. Lands are notified in "he-G,,o nament Gazette for the purpose of giving .in4 person an opportunity June 19, 1937-Albert Coleman-Toledo Dis- of making any representations to this office in trict, .situate on the right ascending Bladen relation'to any such application. Branch, Monkey River, North by land leased to SAlfred Logan, East by Crown land, South by Such applications will be inserted in at least Crown land, West by the river; being a portion three separate issues of the Gazette before they of land formerly leased to applicant 10 acres will be dealt with by the Governor, so that appli- cants must be prepared for this delay. Sept. 6, 1937-Thomas Gabriel-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Temash River, The following applications are hereby notified. North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land,West by land of Secundino By Order. Martinez .. .. .. .. 30 acres A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. TO LEASE, Jan. 5. ni8-Maurice Garbutt-Tole lo Dis- trief, -i'tune in the town of Monkey River South Side; being lot formerly leased to Arthur Ferguson .. .. .. Lot No. 147 Jan. II, 1938-Apolonio Tzul-Corozal Dis- .rict. situate in the Village of Consejo Lots Nos. 24,25, 52 & 53 May 15, 1937-John Wills-Toledo District, situate in the town of Monkey River, South Side; being lot formerly held on lease by applicant Lot No. 11 Dec. 31, 1937-Martila Cacho-Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 17 Jan. 4, Ar8-Adriana Straughan-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 66 J",,, 5.'~ 8-Roumalda Z. Petillo-Toledo District. ~ituate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot I %'33 Sl TO PURCHASE Apr. rq19 -Espiridion Flores-Toledo Distict,-s,;tate'on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, N..- tl by road reserve and land leased to applicant, East by the river, South...by Crown land, West by,land leased to George Bennett; being a portion of land former- ly leased to Atselino Rodriguez .. 10 acres July 29, 1936-E. George Willis-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Gorda town, North by land granted to J. W. McNab, East by Punta Gorda town, South by land leased to C. J. Ortiz, West by'Crown land and land applied for pur- chase by J. Talbert .. .. 20 acres .il,' I, 1937-Claro Zerabia-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Bladen Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by Crown" land, S-,it'h by the southern portion of land formerly leased to applicant, West by Crown land ; being the northern portion of land formerly leased to applicant .. 10 acres Nov. 24, 1937-Jose Gutierrez-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by land approved to Filidelfio Chinchilla, East by the river, South by Crown land, Westby Crown land 10 acres Nov. 29, 1937-Elfreda Belisle-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Ycacos Lagoon, North by land leased to Henry Coleman, East by Crown land and Punta Ycacos Lagoon, South by Crown land and land leased to Henry Coleman, West by land leased to Henry Coleman 5 acres Dec. 4, 1937-Joshua Heron-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek, North by the river, East by the easterly half of block No. 249 occupied by C. Burrel, South by block No. 250, West by block No. 247 being the westerly half of block No. 249 formerly leased by applicant .. 391 acres Dec. 7, 1937-Roderi'k Thompson-Stann Creek District, situate on the north bank of North Stann Creek, North by the Stann Creek Rail ay Line, East by land granted to George McDonald, South by the Mullins River-Melinda- Stann Creek Road, West by land grantedato E. Traop .. .. .. .. .. 8 acres Dec. 28, 1937-Diana Ramclam-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Bladen Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by the river, South by land approved to Maurice Garbutt, West by Crown land being block No. 145 formerly leased to Rosita Watters 26 acres Dec. 31, 1937-Caleb M. Walker-Belize Dis- trict, situate at Maskall Village, Northern River Lots Nos. 1,2, 3, and 37 Dec. 31, 1937-Sidney Williams--Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right in 1 rdii:-; Deep River about one mile above Warrie Creek, North by land approved to A. Williams, E.ai- by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by the river 20 acres Jan. I, IQ38-Reuben Bennett-Stann Creek District, situate south of the Stanr Creek Rail- way Line at about 22l miles, North by the Stann Creek Railway Line, East by land occupied by, Sinclair and Bayliss, South by land occupied by B. Reyes, West by lands occupied by C. Bud P. Stolf and C. Bernard ;'beina the piece of land at, present leased by applicant on the 22-23 Miles Agricultural Settlement .. 50 acres No. 59. 36 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Ja4. 3, 1933-Juana Pintado-Belize District, situate on the old road from Belize to Corozal, North by lands approved to E* Contreras and G. March, East by Crown land. South by road reserve and lands approved to S. Gonzales, West by lani approved to Diega Pintado and the road .. .. .. .. .. 15 acres Jan. 3, 1938-Ignacio Lambey-Stann Creek District, situate in the Carib Reserve; being blocks Nos. 260 and 265B held on lease by applicant .. .. .. 10 acres Jan. 4, 1938-Homer S. Carmichael-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Monkey River, 'North by land granted to H. W. Winzer- ling, East by road reserve and land granted to applicant, South by Crown land, West by land granted to M. A. Winzerling; being block No. 59A .. .. .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. 4, 1938-William J. McIntosh-Belize District, situate on the west side of the Belize- Corozal Road, in the vicinity of the 35 mile post, North by road reserve apd land approved to Estella Quilter, East by lands approved to A. Alpuche and C. A. L. Jenkins, South by road reserve and land applied for by J. Sterling, West by the Merry-Go-Round Road .. 50 acres Jan. 4, 1937-Roman M. Mahler-Toledo District, situate in the town of Monkey River, South Side being lot held on lease by applicant Lot No. 4 Jan. 5, 1938-Thomas Pau-Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Columbia Branch of Rio Grande, North by blocks Nos. 427, 472A, 473, 474 and 475, East by blocks Nos. 428, 430, 465 and 468, South by blocks Nos. 418, 421, 422, 425 and 427, West by blocks Nos. 422, 425, 472A, and Crown land; being blocks Nos. 426, 469, 470, 471 and 472 .. .. 125 acres Jan. 5, 1937-Simeon Usher-Belize District, situate on the left ascending Sibun River and about I miles south-east of Cedar Bank, North by CQown land, East by Crown land, South by CroAwn land, West by land leased to Edward Usher; being land formerly leased to Prince Herbery .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. 6, 1938-Ivan Garcia-Belize District, situate on the east side of the Belize-Corozal Road near the 37 mile post, North by road re- serve -and Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by land approved to Forbes Neal .. .. .. 10 acres Jan. 6, 1938-Imogene Campbell-Belize District, situate on the west side of the Belize-- Corozal Road at the 37 mile post, North by land approved to Mellis Johnson, East by the road, South by land approved to Aubrey Rowe, West by Crown land .. .. .. 15 acres Jan. 7, 1938-l\Ieshech Coleman-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, East by the Tropical Oil Products Company's line, South by Crown land, West by Crown land ,: .. 20 acres Jan. 8, 1938-EdWin H. Wills- Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, above Cowpen, North by lands leased to Gregorio Rodriguez, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. 20 acres Jan. Io, 1938-Bennett Harvey and Robert Hyde-Belize District, situate on the left as- cending the Belize Corozal Road and about 300 yards above the o1 mile post, North by the road, East by land approved to P C. Wriht..S-.tlhl1 by Crown land, West by land approved to John Wade and Crown land .. .. 20 acres Jan. 15, 1938-William A. Reyes--Belize District, situate on the right ascending the Belize -Corozal Road, near Tillett's Pond, North by Crown land adjoining Tillett's Pond, East by Crown land and land of Mrs.George Gabourel, South by the road and land of Mrs. George Gabourel, West by the road and land leased to Charles Brown: being land held on lease by applicant .. .. 35 acres FREE GRANT Dec. 7, 1937-The CorporateBody of The Ro- man Catholic Church in Britfsh Honruras -Stann Creek District, situate south-west of Seine Bight, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown 1.n.. W-Vi bl,- Crown land .. .. . acre Jan. 4, 1938-Melbourne Sheran--Statun Creek District, situate on the left ascending Mangrove Creek, Mullins River, North by land approved to Hessie Arnold and Crown land, East by land formerly leased to Francisco Selaya South by Crown land, West by Crown land 20 acres Jan. 8, 1938-Edward A. Barrow Belize District, situate in the Chichawaie area, North by land approved to Caroline Wright, East by land approved to Thomas Grey, South by land approved to James Wright, Wet, by Crown land .. .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. II, 1938-Moses A. Hume--B,e"ze Dis- trict, situate on the east side of Northein.Lagoon Manatee, North by land formerly granted to George Garnett, East by Crown land, South by land formerly leased to John Garnett, -West by the lagoon ; being land formerly leased to Joseph Garnett .. .. ". .. 15 acres LEASES CANCELLED. 4 June 24, 1933-No. 5 of 1933-Remigio Vicente-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek, Lot No.. 547A. For non- payment of rent. Jan. I, 1926-Remigio Vicente-Stann Creek District, situate in the Carib Reserve, block No. 659, 9.95 acres. For non-payment of rent. Nov. 28, I916-Remigio Vicente-Stann Cre&k Jan. 7, 1938-Fermin Marcos-Belize Dis- District, situate in the Carib Reserve, block No. trict, situate on the old road from Belize to 655, 10 acres. For non-payment of rent. Corozal, North by land applied for by Artr I932-Remigio Vicent-Stann Creek Peters, East by Crown land, South by C&r,1 n an. 30, 1932-Remigio Vicente-Stann Creek land, West by the road 20 acres District, situate in the town of Stann Creek, Lot No.,548. For non-payment of rent. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 37 Jan. I, 1928-Manuel .Ayala-Cayo District, situate in the town of Benque Viejo, Lot No. 131. At the request of the lessee. Jan. I, 1932-Thomas Castillo-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek, Lot No. 511. For non-payment of rent. May 9, iv-l-Alpheus Henry-Corozal Dis- trict, situate' at Grants Lands, block No. 25, 44a. 2r. 3p. At the request of the lessee. May 9, I934,-Guillermo Castellanos-Cayo District, siftate south-east of Benque Viejo, part of block No. 716, 25 acres. At the re- quest of the lessee. July 31, 1935-Harry W. Winzerling Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Monke River, part of block No. 74, 25 acres. At the request of the lessee. Mar. 7, 1934-Aparicio Moro-Cayo District, situate on the left ascending the Western Branch Belize River, part of block No. 598, 50 acres. At the request of the lessee. May 22, 1935-Daniel Hemans-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending North StaniCreek, block No. 231, 30 acres. At the request of the lessee. LOCATION TICKETS CANCELLED. F'#,P* S.G. 0293-Martin Brumley-Belize 'Dist rict, situate on the west side of the Belize- Corozal Road. 20 acres. As requested by the settler. M.P. S.G. 0295-EstellaQuilter-Belize Dis- 1 trict, situate on the west side of the B elize- Corozal Road, 20 acres. As requested by the ettler. No. 60. M.P. 01711. Forest Office, Belize, 20 January 1938. FOREST APPLICATIONS. The following applications for forest licences are published as required by Rule 13 of the For- est Rules, 1927, in order to give any person an opportunity f making representation with regard to any such application. No such representation will be considered unless it is lidged at the Forest Office (addressed to the Conservator of Forests and not -to any forest officer by name) within fourteen Jdds o! the date of publication of the Ga:crre 'in %hIiich the advertisement of the appli- cation lirst appCi r-. i By Order. NEIL S. STEVENSON, Conservator of Forests. Second Publication. L. E. J. Wade-Cayo District-Crown lands on Ramgoat Creek bounded on the west by Ramgoat Creek, on the south and southeast by properties of the Belize Estate & Produce Co., on the northwest by Pine Ridge on Crown land Mahogany .. .. 10 trees Min District Commissioner's Office, Punta Gorda, I January 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (I) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Pubic Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturh-. the 22nd January, 1938, at the Court House at Punta Gorda, the under-mentioned parcel of of land, namely :- "All that lot piece or parcel of land the prop- erty of the Southern Estates Company Ltd., known as Big Falls and containing 11,696 acres. Situate on the left or north bank of the Rio Grande and extending along thereon three miles in a straight line from Harding Creek, the side lines run on a bearing N7032'E and extend eight miles aback according to a plan by S. Alec Harris dated 1897 save and excepting 640 acres situate on both sides of Hicatee Creek with the upper side line running aback 63.50 chains and the lower side line running aback 144 chains according to a plan by H. A. Fitz- gerald in Surveyors' Plans Book No. 2 at Folio 306." The first mentioned parcel of land is to be sold subject to the condition that should the pur- chaser desire a survey, the cost, which is estimat- ed to be $1,500, will be borne by him. T. V. MACCALL, District Commissioner. Surveyor General's Office Belize, 8 January 1938. SALE OF LEASES IN TOLEDO DISTRICT. On Saturday the 29th instant at I o'clock noon there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Court House at Punta Gorda the following leases of Crown land: - (i) The lease of lot No. 48 in t1ir t'-'. tn of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $2.50 per annum. ,(2) The lease of lot No. 315 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $I.50 per annum. (3) The lease of lot No. 368 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. (4) The lease of lot No. 373 in the town of Punta Gorda for twenty years at a commencing rent of $1.50 per annum. Plans may be seen and further particulars obtained at the offices of the Surveyor General and the District Comhiissioner. ( By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 641. SUMMARY OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS During the Month of November, 1937. BAROMETER STATION PRESSURE IN INCHES . (At M.S.M. and Gravity of Latitude 17' 30') (Barometer cistern 17 feet above mean Sea Level) (Absolute Extremes of Prmesu) 4r Average Monthly Mean Highest Date Lowest Date 29.953 30.170 22nd 29.740 IIth, TEMPERATURES IN THE SHADE (Fahrenheit Degrees) Mean Daily Mean Daily Average Monthly Mean (Absolute Extremes of Temperature) Maximum Minimum of Daily Maximum and .a Temperature Temperature Minimum Temperatures Highest Date Lowest Date 83.2 68.4 75.3 88.0 i5th 58.0 2nd 17th 24th RELATIVE HUMIDITY (taken from Wet and Dry Bulbs) Average Monthly Mean Highest Date Lowet 'Date 93% ioo% 9th, 28th 84% I5th 29th, 3oth WIND MOVEMENT IN MILES (Standard Anemometer above ground 45.7 feet) * Average Hourly Velocity Prevailing Direction Maximum Velocity and Direction Date 8 M.P.H. N.W. 36 m.p.h. N.E. 5th. PRECIPITATION in inches and hundredths Total Amount Greatest Amount in 24 consecutive hours Date 4.87 Jhches 1.44 9th RALPH A. GILL, Meteorological Observer M.P, 0013. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 39 No. 62. RAINFALI-BELIZE Month 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 ----------------- ------ ----------U January .. .. 4.78 9.07 3.65 4.59 5.69 February .. .. .. 2.15 i.06 2.16 3.85 1.05 March .. .. .. 137 2.39 3.20 I.47 3.95 Apr-il.. .. .. .. 3.68 .10o 4.30 5.o8 May .. .. .. .. 13.23 7.65 -13 10.14 2.51 June .. .. .. 5.29 11.01 3.20 15.30 11.26 July .. .. .. .. 9.34 8.io 5.41 11.98 10.55 August .. .. .. 4.90 3.84 7.21 6.56 6.41 September .. .. .. 9-13 6.12 5.09 1'.83 10.69 October .. .. .. 8.83 15.12 24.27 14.37 8.29 November .. .. .. 3.43 14-40 8.21 23-90 \ 4.87 December .. .. .. 10.58 8.77 2.28 2.51 5.08 Year .. .. 73.03 91.21 65.91 III.80 75-43 The mean annual rainfall in Belize for the years 1906 to 1932 was 8'1.88 inches. During this period the highest recorded rainfall was 130.94 inches in 1911, and the lowest 42.36 inches in 1923. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, M.P. oo0013 Colonial Secretary. 40 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE NON-OFFICIAL. -------' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t iaN e following Trade Mark:- is the exclusive Trade Mark of BATA A.S., a company carrying on business and having its prin- cipal place of-business at Vaclavske nam. 6., Prague, Czecho-Slovakia. The above Trade Mark is used by the said Company in connection with all sorts of foot-wear, all sorts of hosiery, india-rubber tyre casings, tyre tubes and wheel-hoops, orthopedic goods relat- ing to pedicure ; footwear pads for flat feet, heel pads, pads between the toes, guards for big-toe knuckles, guards for corns, heel cushions, pads for flat tredders, massage brushes, powder for sweat- ing feet, admixtures into baths, massage powder,massage cream, cosmetic means including French brandy, india-rubber toys, india-rubber floors, and all sorts of india-rubber technical goods, small goods relating to the manufacture, nd sale of and business with foot-wear; foot-wear smear- ing fat, lacing gents and luffa-pads shoe-creams. Any person infringing or improperly using the above Trade Mark will be prosecuted under Chapter 207 of the Consolidated Laws of British Honduras, 1924, and otherwise dealt with as the law allows. FRANCO & ELLIS Solicitors., North Front Street, Belize, for and on behalf of BATA, A. S. Printed by the Government Printer. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 7 BELIZE, 29 JANUARY 1938 Page 41 No. 63. M.P. 01194. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 27 January, 1938. VISIT OF H. M. S. "YORK" The following telegrams exchanged between His Excellency the Governor and the Commander-in-Chief, America & West Indies Station, in H. M. S. "York", are pub- lished for general information. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretarvy His Excellency The Governor to the Commander-in-Chief. S26th January. On behalf of the people of British Honduras I wish you and all on board H. M. S. York a pleasant cruise and the best of luck. We have enjoyed your visit and hope you will repeat it. The Commander-in-Chief to His E.rcellency the Governo, 26th January. Your kindly signal is much appreciated. I should like to thank you and the people of British Honduras for kindness and hospitality shown to myself, the officers and ship's company of H. M. S. York during our stay. It was a visit we will long remember. 42 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 29 January 1938. The following particulars relating to appoint- ments, etc., in the Public Service are published for general information. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. 1 No. 64. APPOINTMENTS. KINLOCH, J. B., Assistant Conservator of Forests, to act as Conservator of Forests with effect from 27th January, 1938. M.P. 0924. KITCHING, R. A., Assistant Agricultural Officer, to act as Agricultural Officer with effect from 27th January, 1938. M.P. 01589. TENNYSON, N. M., First Class Clerk, Audit Department, to act as Auditor with effect from 27th January, 1938. S.S. 338-34. -----t~---- No. 65. LEAVE GRANTED. JENNINGS, P. H., Auditor, vacation leave with effect from 27th January to 29th June, 1938 (including 19 days' voyage leave). S.S. 338-34. SMART, H. P., Agricultural Officer, vacation leave with effect from 27th January to 22nd June, 1938 (including 19 days' voyage leave) M.P. 01589. STEVENSON, Hon. N. S., Conservator of Forests, vacation leave with effect from 27th January to 17th September, 1938 (including a period not exceeding 42 days' voyage leave). M.P. 0924. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 14 January 1938. DECLARATION OF A PUBLIC ROAD. It is hereby notified in accordance with the provisions of Sections 7 and 8 of the Public Roads Ordinance-Chapter 42 of the Consoli- dated Laws, 1924, that the Director of Public Works has applied to the Governor in Council, for the issue of a Proclamation ordering a new road to be opened and proclaimed a public road as follows : - Commencing from a point located approxi- mately 163 miles from Belize on the Belize to Orange Walk Road, the proposed Road runs in a Westerly direction and passes through the Double Run Works until it reaches and is terminated by the Belize River at a point on the Southern side of the Double Run Shoals. And that all land not built on or cultivated, which shall be required for the purpose of the road shall be absolutely taken and -ppropriated without tender or payment by way of compen- sation, and shall vest in the Government with- out any formal transfer thereof. The area of such road to extend for a, distance of twenty-five feet on each side of the centre line of the road when located. No. 66. M.P. 0356. 24 January 1938. RESUMPTION OF DUTIES. With reference to Gazette Notice No. 409 of the 28th August, 1937, it is hereby notified, for general information, that Miss Ethel Alexander has returned to the Colony, and resumed duties as a Member of the Board of Education. INo. 67. M.P. oir88B. 29 January 1938. STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. The under-mentioned Statutory Rule and Order is published with this issue of the Gazette and forms part thereof :- No. 7 of 1938.-The Sarawina Land Reserva- tion Regulations, 1938. No. 68. 29 January 1938. BILLS TO BE PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The under-mentioned Bills, the full text of each of which was published with the Gazette as shown in parentheses, will be presented at a forthcoming meeting to the Legislative Council, and notification is hereby given in accordance with the Standing Rules and Orders:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the District Commissioners Ordinance- Chapter 172 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Motor Vehicles Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. M.P. 02045. (Published in Gazette dated 22 January, 1938 By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 43 No. 69. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 29 January 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown Lands are notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any representations to this office in relation to any such application. Such applications will be inserted in at least three separate issues of the Gazette before they will be dealt with by the Governor, so that appli- cants must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor Genera!. TO LEASE, July 24, 1937-Bibiano Zuniga-Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the Village of Barranco Lot No. 41 Dec. 6, 1937-Peter F. Lucas-Toledo District situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. No. 344 Jan. 5, 1938-Maurice Garbutt-Tole lo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Monkey River South Side; being lot formerly leased to Arthur Ferguson .. .. .. Lot No. 147 Jan. II, 1938-Apolonio Tzul-Corozal Dis- trict, situate in the Village of Consejo Lots Nos. 24, 25, 52 & 53 May 15, 1937-John Wills-Toledo District, situate in the town of Monkey River, South Side; being lot formerly held on lease by applicant Lot No. 11 Dec. 31, 1937-Martila Cacho-Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 17 Jan. 4, 1938-Adriana Straughan-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 66 Jan. 5, 1938-Roumalda Z. Petillo-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 233 TO PURCHASE Mar. 13, 1937-Redolfo Estampf-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Bladen Branch, Mcnkey River, North by Crown land, East by land of the Southern Estate Company, South by the river, West by Crown land; being a portion of land (22- acres) leased to applicant 20 acres Apr. 19, 1937-Espiridion Flores-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by road reserve and land leased to applicant, East by the river, South by Crown land, West by land leased to George Bennett; being a portion of land former- ly leased to Anselmo Rodriguez .. 10 acres May I, 1937-Claro Zerabia-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Bladen Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by the southern portion of land formerly leased to applicant, West by Crown land ; being the northern portion of land formerly leased to applicant .. 10 acres May 27, I937-Severo Pinto-Corozal District, situate at Grants Lands, North by land granted to Felipe Sosa, Severo Sosa and Homobono Medina, East by land granted to Genaro Cassam, South by land granted to Timoteo Jim.iez, West by Crown land; being block No. 102 i36a.2r.3p. June 19, 1937-Albert Coleman-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Bladen Branch, Monkey River, North by land leased to Alfred Logan, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by the river; being a portion of land formerly leased to applicant 10 acres July 29, 1936-E. George Willis-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Gorda town, North by land granted to J. W. McNab, East by Punta Gorda town, South by land leased to C. J. Ortiz, West by Crown land and land applied for pur- chase by J. Talbert .. .. 20 acres Sept. 6, 1937-Thomas Gabriel-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Temash River, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land,West by land of Secundino Martinez .. .. .. .. 30 acres Oct. 21, 1937-Escalastico Flores-Stann Creek District, situate north of the Stann Creek Railway at about 21i miles, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by north boundary line of W. Johnson's property, West by land applied for by W. Tasher .. 10 acres Nov. I, 1937-Edward Robinson-Stann Creek District, situate on th right.ascending Mullin' River, North by Crown land, East by road re- serve and land granted to Felipe Bula, South by land approved to E. E. Dakers and land granted to G. F. Arthurs, West by land granted to G. F. Arthurs; being land formerly leased to Arthur Francisco .. .. .. .. 18 acres Nov. 24, I937-Jose Gutierrez-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by land approved to Filidelfio Chinchilla, East by the river, South by Crown land, Westby Crown land 10 acres Nov. 29, 1937-Elfreda Belisle-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Ycacos Lagoon, North by land leased to Henry Coleman; East by Crown land and Punta Ycacos Lagoon, South by Crown land and land leased to Henry Coleman, West by land leased to Henry Coleman 5 acres Dec. 4, 1937-Joshua Heron-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek, North by the river, East by the easterly half of block No. 249 occupied by C. Burrel, South by block No. 250, West by block No. 247 being the westerly half of block No. 240 formerly leased by applicant .. 39% acres Dec. 7, 1937-Roderick Thompson-Stann Creek District, situate on the north bank of North Stann Creek, North by the Stann Creek Rail av Line, East by land granted to George McDonald, South by the Mullins River-Melinda- Stann Creek Road, West by land granted to E. Traop .. .. .. .. .. 8 acres 44 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Dec. 19, 1937-Moses Baeza-Stann Creek District, situate on the right ascending North Stann Creek, North by block No. 304 leased to Beatrice Nunez, East by block No. 307 granted to Isabella Flowers, South by' the river, West by block No. 300 granted to M. 0. Castrillo ; being block No. 305 formerly leased to Louis Tucker, deed. .. .. 16a. Ir. 36 p. Dec. 19, 1937-Victor Kuylen-Stann Creek District, situate on the right ascending North Stann Creek at Long Bank, North by road re- serve and block No. 309, East by blocks Nos. 310, 311 and 313, South by the river, West by road reserve and blocks Nos. 306 and 307 ; being block No. 308 formerly leased to Ernest Wills .. .. .. .. 39 acres Dec. 28, 1937-Diana Ramclam-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Bladen Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by the river, South by land approved to Maurice Garbutt, West by Crown land being block No. 145 formerly leased to Rosita Watters 26 acres Dec. 30, I137-Frederick N. Gill-Stann Creek District, situate adjoining the southern boundary of the town of Stann Creek, North by the town of Stann Creek, East by land of Velas- quez, South by Crown land, West by a street; being land formerly leased to Oliver I,. Hard- grave .. .. .. .. .. 2r. 17p. Dec. 31, 1937-Sidney Williams-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Deep River about one mile above Warrie Creek, North by land approved to A. Williams, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by the river 20 acres Jan. I, 1938-Reuben Bennett-Stann Creek Di.tri.,I. situate south of the Stann Creek Rail- way Line at about 221 miles, North by the Stann Creek Railway Line. East by land occupied by Sinclair and Bayliss, South by land occupied bv B. Reyes, West by lands occupied by C. Bud P. Stolf and C. Bernard ; being the piece of land at present leased by applicant on the 22-23 Miles Agricultural Settlement .. 50 acres Jan. 3, 1938-Ignacio Lambey-Stann Creek District, situate in the Carib Reserve; being blocks Nos. 260 and 265B held on lease by applicant .. .. .. 10 acres Jan. 4, 1937-Roman M. Mahler-Toledo District, situate in the town of Monkey River, South Side being lot held on lease by applicant Lot No. 4 Jan. 5, 1938-Thomas Pau-Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Columbia Branch of Rio Grande, North by blocks Nos. 427, 472A, 473, 474 and 475, East by blocks Nos. 428, 430, 465 and 468, South by blocks Nos. 418, 421, 422, 425 and 427, West by blocks Nos. 422, 425, 472A, and Crown land; being blocks Nos. 426, 469, 470, 471 and 472 .. 125 acres Jan. 5, 1937-Simeon Usher-Belize District, situate on the left ascending Sibun River and about ia miles south-east of Cedar Bank, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by land leased to Edward Usher; being land formerly leased to Prince Herbery .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. 6, 1938-Ivan Garcia-Belize District, situate on the east side of the Belize-Corozal Road near the 37 mile post, North by road re- serve and Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by land approved to Forbes Neal .. .. .. 10 acres Tan. 6, 1938-Imogene Campbell-Belize District, situate on the west side of the Belize-- Corozal Road at the 37 mile post, North by land approved to Mellis Johnson, East by the road, South by land approved to Aubrey Rowe, West by Crown land .. .. .. 15 acres Jan. 7, 1938-Meshech Coleman-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, North by the Punta Gorda-San Antonio Road, East by the Tropical Oil Products Company's line, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. 20 acres Jan. 7, 1938-Fermin Marcos-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the old road from Belize to Corozal, North bv land applied for by Arthur Peters, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by the road .. .. 20 acres Jan. 8. 1038-Edwin H. Wills-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasev Branch, Monkey River, above Cowpen, North by lands leased to Gregorio Rodriguez, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. 20 acres Tan. 8, io38-Duncan Henderson-Stann Creek District, situate north of the Stann Creek Railwav line at about ten miles, North by Crown land. East by Crown land, South by the Stann Creek Railway line where it passes land occupied by W. Bennett and F. Westbv. West by lands reserved for the Agricultural Station 10 acres Tan. 10, Iq38-Bennett Harvey and Robert Hyde-Belize District, situate on the left as- cending the Belize Corozal Road and about 300 vards above the io mile Dost. North by the road, East by land an-oroved to P C. Wright, South by Crown land, West by land approved to Tohn Wade and Crown land .. .. 20 acres Tan. 12, 1038-Julia Locario-Stann Creek District. situate in the Carib Reserve: being block No. 224 .. .. .. 5 acres Tan. iT, Tro8-William A. Reves---Belize District. situate on the right ascending the Belie --Corozal Road. near Tillett's Pond. North hv Crown land adioining Tillett's Pond. East by Crown land and land of Mrs.George Gabonrel, South by the road and land of Mrs. George Gabourel, West by the road and land leased to Charles Brown : bein- lannd held on lease bv anoplicant .. .. .. 35 acres Jan. 20, 1938-Bernardo Montes-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Swasev Branch, Monkey River, North by Tr acres form- erly leased to Lorenzo Montes, East by the river, South by To acres purchased by Filadefo Chin- chilla, West by Crown land : being locally known as Cattle-pass and formerly leased to Manuel Montes .. .. .. .. 8 acres Jan. 20, TqO9--Lo!Inin Logan-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the ripht ascending Swasey Branch. Monkey River, North by Northern half of block No. 266, East by block No. 266A., South by block No. 262, West by road reserve and block No. 264; being the southern half of block No. 266 formerly leased by J. A. Gonzales 10 acres BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 45 LEASES CANCELLED. Jan. I, 1933-John Joseph-Stann Creek Dis- trict, situate at 13 Miles on the Stann Creek Railway. 28 acres. For non-payment of rent. LOCATION TICKETS CANCELLED. M.P. S.G. oo75-John Prior-Stann Creek District, situate on the right ascending North Stann Creek Block (359) 4a. Or, 16 At request of the settler. FREE GRANT Dec. 7, 1937-The CorporateBody of The Ro- man Catholic Church in British Honduras -Stann Creek District, situate south-west of Seine Bight, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 1 acre Jan. 8, 1938-Edward A. Barrow Belize District, situate in the Chichawate area, North by land approved to Caroline Wright, East by land approved to Thomas Grey, South by land approved to James Wright, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. .. 20 acres Jan. II, 1938-Moses A. Hume-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the east side of Northern Lagoon Manatee, North by land formerly granted to George Garnett, East by Crown land, South by land formerly leased to John Garnett, West by the lagoon; being land formerly leased to Joseph Garnett .. .. .. .. 15 acres No. 70. District Commissioner's Office, Corozal, 21 January 1938. PRODUCE LICENCE. The following licence to buy and sell produce in the Corozal District during the year ending on the 31st March, 1939, has been issued under the provisions of the Produce Protection Ordi- nance-Chapter 72 of the Consolidated Laws 1924:- Name Baltazar Jimenez Address Corozal. E. A. GRANT, District Commissioner, Corozal. The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938. NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to payincome Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns of their incomes in respect of the year ending 31st December, 1937, on or before the 3Ist March, 1938. 2. Returns by employers of salaries, &c., should be forwarded to the Income Tax Depart- ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st March, 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on busi- ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss A/c and Balance Sheet should 'accompany the Return. 4. All returns &c. should be sent under Con- fidential Cover to the Income Tax Department (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Commis- sioner in an out-district, from whom the neces- sary forms can be obtained on application. 5. Failure to file Returns within the time prescribed by law will render taxpayers liable to prosecution without further warning. By Order. W. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. No. 71. BRITISH HONDURAS, 1938. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry Belize, 26 January 1938. In the Goods of Lucretia Louisa Bevins, late of Belize, Spinster, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration cum testamento annexo in the above Estate has been made by Katherine Hortencer Vernon of Belize, Spinster. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or before Monday the 14th day of February, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Katherine Hortencer Vernon. A. O. LONGSWORTH, Registrar General. ................................ ............... GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscrib- ers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar year, payable in advance, all subscrip- tions expiring on 31st December. Rates for Non-Official Notices. First insertion, 50 cents per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 25 cents per inch, single column. !......................................................... Ull SllllllllIlI~llI Illllll lllll 46 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 72. M.P. 0512. BRITISH HONDURAS. COMPARATIVE statement showing the Principal Exports of Domestic Produce during the period 1st January, 1937 to 31st December, 1937 and the corresponding period in the year 1936. Articles Class I.-Food, Drink and Tobacco. Fruits. Fresh : Bananas .. .. Bchs. Grapefruit .. .. Cwt. ,, Oran Oranges .. .. ,, ,, ,, ,, . . , No. Lbs. Glns. Lbs. Oranges, Tangerine .. Plantains Grape Fruit Canned Grape Fruit Juice Spirits: Rum Shark Fins Class II.-Raw Materials and Articles mainly Un- manufactured. Gums : Chicle .. .. Lbs. Hides and Skins : Alligator Skins Shark Skins Other kinds Nuts and Kernels : Coconuts ,, *. . Copra Cohune Kernels Cohune Nuts Cohune-Nut Charcoal Tortoise Shell : Hawksbill Wood and Timber, Unm'f Banak .. C Balsa Wood .. Cedar Logs Mahogany Logs Cwt. No. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. 'd. : ub. Ft. ,, l Logwood .. .. Tons Rosewood .. ,, Other kinds .. .. Cub, ft, Lumber, Unmanufactured : Cedar Lumber Cub. Ft. Mahogany Lumber .. 1937 Quantities 1936 Value I Quantities 938,985 398 7,380 7,074 40 73 211 24 S68 78 272,600 67,686 840 31,564 897 2,100 763 133 42,743 455,575 161.598 69 39 1 4,958,980 356,708 61,135 916,250 224,070 104 2,472 4,868 18,235 9,128 416,909 35 179 46 145 60 5,725 701 265 294 404,261 84 330,491 936 15,628 14,866 74 136 377 44 126 145 2,228 3,590 42 1,031 40 100 783 56 12,467 131,014 45,705 4,260 773 103 77,267 10,975 3,052 3,985 4,170 250 5,068 2,707 14,109 16,054 376,857 408 2,974 1,255 4,825 1,492 4,985 1,745 605 181 320.283 61 696,127 821 5,803 12,167 8 266 17 47 134 193,200 85,894 72,537 68,494 4,139 17 124,651 535,389 100,768 6,320 100 26 1 4,130,110 180,000 425,996 445,120 140,448 2,207 13 421 20,141 15,945 387,603 155 134 S 124 25 3,842 393, 25 309,004 10 Value 244,238 1,697 12,101 27,397 15 491 31 77 249 2,274 4,502 3,879 2,703 42,34 8 30,491 133,038 25,874 1,637 5,741 851 95 60,630 3,300 10,456 18,250 484 4,330 10 323 17,098 23,881 374,868 1,745 3,390 4,240 572 3,202 S969 1 O 29 309,484 19 Belie, 1th anury, 938 R. MSSON Colectr o Cusoms Countries of final Destination U.S.A. Bermuda Canada UK. Bermuda Canada Honduras U.K. Bermuda Canada U.K, U.S.A. Canada Bermuda U.K. U.K. Canada Cayman Is, U.S.A. Canada. U.S.A. U.K. Germany U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. Holland Mexico U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. U.K. U.S.A. Holland U.K. U.S.A U.K. U.S.A. Holland U.K. France U.S.A. U.K. U.K. Bermuda Canada Jamaica U,K. U.SA. Belize, 11th January, 1938. R. K. MASSON, Collector of Customs. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 47 No. 73. M.P. 01130. Education Office, Belize, 18 January 1938. BRITISH COUNCIL PRIZES FOR ENGLISH FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. With reference to Gazette Notice No. 427 dated the 2nd September, 1937, the following are the results of the Competition in Essay-Writing for children of Elementary Schools held in Nov- ember last. An announcement with regard to the prizes to be awarded for children of Secondary Schools will be made as soon as the results of the School Certificate Examination are received. School in Belize. (Three prizes). First Prize-Girls: First Prize-Boys: Additional Prize- Name Rita Young Carl Coleman Leonor Lainfiesta School Holy Redeemer Girls' St. John's Boys' Holy Redeemer Girls' Schools -outside Belize. (Two prizes) Name Guillermo Villamor John McNab School Corozal Roman Catholic Stann Creek Methodist. Honourable Mention. Alfredo Ramirez Arturo Castillo Edward Longsworth Marcus Tucker Letitia Heustis Francisca Noguera Bertha Hoy Leonor Maldonado Agatha Vasquez Sarita Marin Carmita Vasquez Gloria Hpllman Alice Belisle Corozal Roman Catholic Orange Walk Roman Catholic Wesley Primary Wesley Primary Holy Redeemer Girls'. Wesley Primary. By Order. B. E. CARMAN, Superintendent of Education. of Education. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 74. SUMMARY OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS During the Month of December, 1937. BAROMETER STATION PRESSURE IN INCHES (At M.S.M. and Gravity of Latitude 17' 30') (Barometer cistern 17 feet above mean Sea Level) (Absolute Extremes of Pressure) Average Monthly Mean Highest Date Lowest Date 30.012 30.120 3rd 29.820 i6th, TEMPERATURES IN THE SHADE (Fahrenheit Degrees) Mean Daily Mean Daily Average Monthly Mean (Absolute Extremes of Temperatare) Maximum Minimum of Daily Maximum and Temperature Temperature Minimum Temperatures Highest Date Lowest Date 80.6 66.2 73.4 88.0 2nd 59.0 7th z2th RELATIVE HUMIDITY (taken from Wet and Dry Bulbs) Average Monthly Mean Highest Date Lowest Date 93% 1oo% 21st, 84% 14th WIND MOVEMENT IN MILES (Standard Anemometer above ground 45.7 feet) Average Hourly Velocity Prevailing Direction Maximum Velocity and Direction Date ii M.P.H. N.W. 14 m.p.h. S.E. & N, W, 7th 20th 21st 26th 29th PRECIPITATION in inches and hundredths Total Amount Greatest Amount in 24 consecutive hours Date 5.08 inches 1.08 21st RALPH A. GILL, Meteorological Observer -----Printed by the Government-Printer. Printed by the Government, Printer. M.P. 0013. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 8 BELIZE, 5 FEBRUARY 1938 Page 49 Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 14 January 1938. DECLARATION OF A PUBLIC ROAD. It is hereby notified in accordance with the provisions of Sections 7 and 8 of the Public Roads Ordinance-Chapter 42 of the Consoli- dated Laws, 1924, that the Director of Public Works has applied to the Governor in Council for the issue of a Proclamation ordering a new road to be opened and proclaimed a public road as follows:-- Commencing from a point located approxi- mately I63 miles from Belize on the Belize to Orange Walk Road, the proposed Road runs in a Westerly direction and passes through the Double Run Works until it reaches and is terminated by the Belize River at a point on the Southern side of the Double Run Shoals. And that all land not built on or cultivated, which shall be required for the purpose of the road shall be absolutely taken and -ppropriated without tender or payment by way of compen- sation, and shall vest in the Government with- out any formal transfer thereof. The area of such road to extend for a distance of twenty-five feet on each side of the centre line of the road when located. 5 February, 1938. BILLS TO BE PRESENTED TO LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. THE The under-mentioned Bills, the full text of each of which was published with the Gazette as shown in parentheses, will be presented at a forthcoming meeting to the Legislative Council, and notification is hereby given in accordance with the Standing Rules and Orders:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the District Commissioners Ordinance- Chapter 172 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Motor Vehicles Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. M.P. 02045. (Published in Gazette dated 22 January, 1938.) ------***------ No. 75. M.P. 01235. Belize, 31 January 1938. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. APPOINTMENT. His Excellency the Governor has appointed E. A. Boyce, Esquire, Director of Public Works, to act, provisionally, as an Official Member of the Legislative Council, with effect from 28th Janu- ary, 1938. No. 76. Belize, 5 February 1938. BILLS PUBLISHED. The under-mentioned Bills, which are to be submitted to the Legislative Council are published for general information with this issue of the Gazettz and form part thereof:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Pri- sons Ordinance-Chapter 68 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Criminal Code-Chapter 166 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. 50 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 77. Belize, 5 February 1938, STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. The under-mentioned Statutory Rules and Or- ders are published with this issue of the Gazette and form part thereof:- No. 8 of 1938. PROCLAMATION. Declaring a certain road and thoroughfare in the Belize and Orange Walk Districts to be a Public Road. No. 9 of 1938. PROCLAMATION. Declaring a certain road and thoroughfare in the Belize and Orange Walk Districts closed. M.P. 0633. No. 78. M.P. 0394. Be!ize, 2 February 1938. ROSSALL SCHOOL. BERMUDA and WEST INDIES SCHOLAR- SHIPS, 1938. In their desire to preserve the link between Ros- sall School and the British Colonies in Bermuda and the West Indies, the Council for Rossall of- fer for competition two Scholarships tor sons of parents of European descent between the ages of 121 and 141 on September 1st, 193. Applications should be forwarded not later than 28th February, 1938, to the Superintendent of Education, Belize, from whom further parti- culars in regard to these Scholarships may be ob- tained. No. 79. M.P. 0220 Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 3 Fetbruary 1938. PROPERTY TAX, 1938-39. BELIZE. It is hereby notified, for general information, that under the provisions of the Towns Property Tax Ordinancc-Chapter 134 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-the following rates of Property Tax for the town of Belize has been fixed in respect of the year 1938-39:- (a) In respect of unoccupied property of the value of three hundred dollars and over, two per centum of the value thereof; (b) In respect of unoccupied property of value less than three hundred dollars, the sum of one dollar; (c) In respect of occupied property of the annual value of thirty-five dollars and over, six per centum of the annual value thereof; (d) In respect of occupied property of less annual value than thirty-five dollars, three per centum of the annual value thereof. Provided, however, that the sum of one dollar shall be the minimum rate payable in respect of any one property or holding of real property. CAYE CAULKER, AMBERGRIS CAYE, AND ST. GEORGE'S CAYE. (a) In respect of unoccupied property of the value of three hundred dollars and over, one per centum of the value thereof; (b) In respect of unoccupied property of a val- ue less than three hundred dollars, the sum of one dollar; (c) In respect of occupied property of the an- nual value of thirty-five dollars and over, three per centum of the annual value thereof; d) In respect of occupied property of less an- nual value than thirty-five dollars, three per cent- um of the annual value thereof. Provided, however, that the sum of one dollar shall be the minimum rate payable in respect of any one property or holding of real property. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. LIGHTING HOURS FEBRUARY, 1938. In accordance with No. 10 of the Bye-Laws -Chapter 118 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924- made by the Town Board of Belize under the provisions of the Belize Town Board Ordinance No. 12 of the Regulations made by the Governor in Council under the authority of Section 8 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-Gazette 10th April, 1924, lights must be carried on all vehicles during the under-mentioned hours in the month of FEBRUARY, 1938. 6:55 p.m. to 6:15 a.m. Subject to half an hour's alteration on change of time. P. E. MATTHEWS, Superintendent of Police. H. H. CRAIG, Town Clerk. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 80. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 5 February 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown Lands are notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any representations to this office in relation to any such application. Such applications will be inserted in at least three separate issues of the Gazette before they will be dealt with by the Governor, so that appli- cants must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor G-'nera.'. TO LEASE. July 24, 1937-Bibiano Zuniga-Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the Village of Barranco Lot No. 41 Dec. 6, 1937-Peter F. Lucas-Toledo District situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. No. 344 Jan. 5, 1938-Miurice Garbutt-Tole lo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Monkey River South Side; being lot formerly leased to Arthur Ferguson .. .. .. Lot No. 147 Jan. II, 1938-Apolonio Tzal-Corozal Dis- trict, situate in the Village of Consejb Lots Nos. 24, 25, 52 & 53 Jan. 21, 1938-Feliciano Perez-Cayo District, situate in the Village of Soccoths Lot No. ,22' Jan. 21, 1938-Nicolas Ruiz Jr.-Cayo District, situate in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 155. Jan. 21, 1938-Antonia Ruiz-Cayo District, state in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 153. Jan. 27, 1938-John Roaches-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek; being lot formerly leased to Emilio Castillo Lot No. 246. TO PURCHASE Mar. 13, 1937-Redolfo Estampf-Toledo District, situ at" on the left ascending Bladen Branch, Mcnkey River, North by Crown land, East by land of the Southern Estate Company, South by the river, West by Crown land ; being a portion of land (22L acres) leased to applicant 20 acres Apr. 19, 1937-Espiridion Flores-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by road reserve and land leased to applicant, East by the river, South by Crown land, West by land leased to George Bennett; being a portion of land former- ly leased to Anselno Rodriguez .. 10 acres MayV 27, 1937-Severo Pinto-Corozal District situate at Grants Lands, North by land granted to Felipe Sosa, Severo Sosa and Homobonc Medina, East by land granted to Genaro Cassam South by land granted to Timoteo Jimenez West by Crown land; being block No. To0 36a. 2r. 3p. Oct. 2T, 1937-Escalastico Flores--Stanr Creek District, situate north of the Stann Creel Railway at about 21+ miles, North by Crowr land, East by Crown land, South by norti boundary line of W. Johnson's property, West by land applied for by W. Tasher .. 10 acres Nov. I, 1937-Edward Robinson-Stann Creel District, situate on th right ascending Mullin, River, North by Crown land, East by road re- serve and land granted to Felipe Bula, South b land approved to E. E. Dakers and land granted to G. F. Arthurs, West by land granted to G. F Arthurs; being land formerly leased to Arthui Francisco .. .. .. .. 18 acres Nov- 29, 1Q37-Elfreda Belisle-Toledo Dis- trict, situate west of Punta Ycacos Lagoon North by land leased to Henry ColemPn, East by Crown land and Punta Ycacos Lagoon, South by Crown land and land leased to Henry Coleman, West by land leased to Henry Coleman 5 acres Nnv ??, 1937-Thoadore Carcamo-Stann District. situate on the right ascending Sittee Riv er. North bv Crown land. East by land of Herber Tra-om So-th by Sittee River, West by land of Si. mon F. McDougall .. .. 10 acres DI). 11. 1937-Thomas Russell-Stann Creel District. situate alongside the Stann Creek Spill. way on the right ascending North Stann Creek North bv land occupied by H. Murray and Crowr land. East by blocks Nos. 292 and 411, South b the Stann Creek-Melinda Road, West by land! occupied by W. Ramirez, H. Murray and J. Sar. miento . . 181 acres. Dec. 1Q, 1937-Moses Baeza-Stann Creek District. situate on the right ascending North Stann Creek, North by block No. 304 leased to Bpetrice Nunre, East by block No. 307 granted to Isabella Flowers. South by the river. West by block No. 3oo granted to M. 0. Castrillo : beine block No. 305 formerly leased to Louis Tucker. decd. .. .. 16a. Ir. 36 p. Dec. 19, I037-Victor Kuylen-Stann Creek District. situate on the ripht ascending North Stann Creek at Long Bank, North by road re- serve and block No. 309, East by blocks Nos. 310, 311 and 313, South by the river, West by road reserve and blocks Nos. 306 and 307; being block No. 308 formerly leased to Ernest Wills .. .. .. .. 39 acres Dec. 30, 1937-Frederick N. Gill-Stann Creek District, situate adjoining the southern boundary of the town of Stann Creek, North by the town of Stanr Creek, East by land of Velas- auez, Souithi by Crown land, West byv a street; beina land formerly leased to Oliver L. Hard- grave .. .. .. .. .. 2r. 17p. Jan. I, To3S-Reuben Bennett-Stann Creek District, situate south of the Stann Creek Rail- way Line at about 221 miles, North by the Stann Creek Railway Line. East by land occupied by Sinclair and Bayliss, South by land occupied by B. Reyes, West by lands occupied by C. Bud I~ __ 52 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE P. Stolf and C. Bernard -being the piece of land at present leased by applicant on the 22-23 Miles Agricultural Settlement .. 50 acres Jan. 8. I938-Edwin H. Wills-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasev Branch, Monkey River, above Cowpen, North by lands leased to Gregorio Rodriguez, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. 20 acres Jan. 8, 1938-Duncan Henderson-Stann Creek District, situate north of the Stann Creek Railway line at about ten miles, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by the Stann Creek Railway line where it passes land occupied by W. Bennett and E. Westby, West by lands reserved for the Agricultural Station 10 acres Jan. 12, 1038-Julia Locario-Stann Creek District, situate in the Carib Reserve being block No. 224 .. .. 5 acres Jan. T=, T038-William A. Reves--Belize District, situate on the right ascending the Belize--Corozal Road, near Tillett's Pond. North by Crown land adjoining Tillett's Pond. East by Crown land and land of Mrs.Georue GaT'ourel, South by the road and land of Mrs. George Gabourel, West bv the road and land leased to Charles Brown: being land held on le-e by applicant .. .. .. 35 acres TJan. 20, 1938-Bernardo Montes-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Swasev Branch, Monkey River, North by 15 acres form- erly leased to Lorenzo Montes, East by the river, South by io acres purchased by Filadefo Chin- chilla, West by Crown land : being locally known as Cattle-pass and formerly leased to Manuel Montes .. .. .. .. 8 acres Jan. 23, 1938-Lalman Logan-Toledo Dis- trict. situate on the right ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by Northern half of block No. 266, East by block No. 266A., South by block No. 262, West by road reserve and block No. 264; being the southern half of block No. 266 formerly leased by J. A. Gonzales 10 acres Jan. 20, 1938-Donald H. Greenside-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek at about 20 miles, North by Crown land. East by the River and land occupied by F. Hill, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 40 acres. Jan. 20, 1938-Brigido Garcia-Stann Creek District, situate on the south side of the Stann Creek Railway line at about 171 Miles, North by the Stann Creek Railway line, East by land occu- pied by T. Konishi, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. 10 acres. Jan. 21, 1938-Esteban Balan-Cayo District, situate on the left bank of the Eastern Branch, Belize River, North by road reserve and block No. 34, East by blocks Nos. 55 and 56, South by road reserve and block No. 58, West by road re- seve and blocks Nos. 53 and 54; being block No 58A. .. .. .. 40A. 2R. 25P. Jan. 24, 1938-Bautista Paulino-Stann Creek District, situate in the Carib Reserve, North Stann Creek; being block No. 577A. formerly leased to Harold Wesby .. .. .. 5 acres. LEASES CANCELLED. Mar. 27, 1929-Carmen Garcia-Toledo Dis- trict, situate at Columbia Branch, Rio Graride. 30 acres. For non-payment of rent. JR.. 10, 1934-Maximo Rodriguez-Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Columbia Branch, Rio Grande. 40 acres (block No. 424). For non-payment of rent. June 20, 1934-Theophilus Cain- Belize Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Sibun River. 10 acres. At request of the lessee. LOCATION TICKETS CANCELLED. M.P. S.G. 181-37-Emmanuel Jones- Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Bob Creek, Golden Stream. 20 acres. For non-payment of the first instalment. M.P. S.G. 194-37-Aurelio Rodriguez-Stann Creeek District, situate in the Carib Reserve, North Stann Creek. 10 acres (blozk No. 640). For non-payment of the first instalment. M.P. 0211-Thomas Jones-Belize District, si- tuate at Rockstone Pond Cohune Ridge. 20 acres (Section No. 102). At request of the settler. FREE GRANT De.. 7, 1937-The CorporateBody of The Ro- man Catholic Church in British Honduras -Stann Creek District, situate south-west of Seine Bight, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 1 acre No. 81. M.P. 01711. Forest Office, Belize, I February 1938. FOREST APPLICATIONS. The following applications for forest licences are published as required by Rule 13 of the For- est Rules, 1927, in order to give any person an opportunity of making representation with regard to any such application. No such representation will be considered unless it is lidged at the Forest Office (addressed to the Conservator of Forests and not to any forest officer by name) within fourteen days of the date of publication of the Gazette in which the advertisement of the appli- cation first appears. By Order. J. B. KINLOCH, Acting Conservator of Forests... RICHARD DEWGARD: -Toledo District: Bounded on the North by Aguacate Creek, Jala- cte Creek and the old trail from San Antonio to San Luis. On the west by the Frontier between the San Luis trail and the Pucilha branch of Mo- ho River. On the southeast by Pucilha branch of Moho River and Moho River to the mouth of Aguacate Creek, being an extension southwards and westwards of the area covered by Licence No. 1/36. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 53 Excluding all lands leased and granted and por- tions of the Indian Reservations under cultiva- tion. Mahogany: Covered under minimum payments of Licence No. 1/36. No. 82. BRITISH HONDURAS. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 2nd February 1938. In the goods of FRANCISCO ESCALANTE, late of Orange Walk, Merchant, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Ernesto Esca- lante of Belize, Clerk. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or be- fore Monday the 21st day of February, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the srid Ernesto Escalante. A. O. LONGSWORTH. Registrar General. The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938. NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to pay Income Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns of their incomes in respect of the year ending 31st December, 1937, on or before the 31st March, 1938. 2. Returns by employers of salaries, &c., should be forwarded to the Income Tax Depart- ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st March, 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on busi- ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss A/c and Balance Sheet should accompany the Return. 4. All returns &c. should be sent under Con- fidential Cover to the Income Tax Department (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Commis- sioner in an out-district, from whom the neces- sary forms can be obtained on application. 5. Failure to file Returns within the time prescribed by law will render taxpayers liable to prosecution without further warning. By Order. W. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. BRITISH HONDURAS, 1938. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry Belize, 26 January 1938. In the Goods of Lucretia Louisa Bevins, late of Belize, Spinster, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration cum testamento annexo in the above Estate has been made by Katherine Hortencer Vernon of Belize, Spinster. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or before Monday the 14th day of February, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Katherine Hortencer Vernon. A. O. LONGSWORTH, Registrar General. No. 83. District Commissioner's Office, Punta Gorda, 5 February, 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (1) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 26th Febru- ary, 1938, at the Court House at Punta Gorda, the under-mentioned parcels of land, namely:- (1) "All that lot, piece or parcel of land the property of the Southern Estates Company, Ltd., known as Big Falls and containing 11,696 acres. Situate on the left or north bank of the Rio Gran- de and extending along thereon three miles in a straight line from Harding Creek, the side lines run on a bearing N 7 32' E and extend eight miles aback according to a plan by S. Alec Harris dated 1897 save and excepting 640 acres situate on both sides of Hicatee Creek with the upper side line running aback 63.50 chains and the low- er side line running aback 144 chains according to a plan by H. A. Fitzgerald in Surveyors' Plan Book No. 2 at Folio 306." (2) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work originally granted to Joseph E. Swa- sey containing 10,590 acres and known as the Red Bank situate on the left or north bank of the first right branch ascending of Monkey River and extending along thereon in a straight line from a point immediately below Tiger Kay a distance of nearly four miles upwards bounded on the East and West by Crown lands and on the South by the River, both side lines on a course of due north extending the usual distance aback as per diagram annexed to the application." (3) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work in British Honduras situate on the Southern bank of the first right ascending branch of Monkey River containing 4,970 acres and known by the name of Middle Bank extending along thereon a distance of three miles or there- abouts in a straight line bounded on the East by Crown land and on the West by a mahogany 54 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE work called the "Stopper" formerly the property of Joseph James Swasey both side lines on a course due South extending the usual distance a- back as per diagram annexed to the application." (4) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work known as the "Stopper" situate on the first right ascending branch of Monkey Riv- er containing 11,780 acres and extending upwards along the South bank thereof from the upper mark of a work called "Middle Bank" a distance of 2 miles in a straight line, both lower and up- per side lines on a course due South half way a- cross to Deep River as per diagram annexed to the application." The above mentioned parcels of land are to be sold subject to the condition that should the pur- chaser desire a survey, the cost will be borne by him. T. V. MACCALL, District Commissioner. ********>* ** M*I>*.....I..................a... ..... GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscrib- ers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar year, payable in advance, all subscrip- tions expiring on 31st December. Rates for Non-Official Notices. First insertion, 50 cents per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 25 cents per inch, single column. "i....... i>.......... ,, .. .....a*..>........News, No. 84. RAINFALL-BELIZE Month January February March April .. May June July .. Augu st September October November December Year 1933 1934 4.78 9.07 2:.15 I. i. o6 37 2.39 13-23 7.65 5-29 9.34 4.90 9.13 8.83 3.43 10.58 IIo.01 3.20 8.10 3.84 6.12 15. 12 14.40 8.77 .. 73.03 91.21 The mean annual rainfall in Belize for the years 1906 to 1932 was 81.88 inches. During this period the highest recorded rainfall was 130.94 inches in 1911, and the lowest 42.36 inches in 1923. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. 1938 8.89 1935 3.65 2.16 3.20 1.10 -13 1936 4-59 3.85 1.47 4.30 10.14 15.30 11.98 6.56 12.83 14 37 23.90 2.51 III.8o 1937 5.69 1.05 3.95 5.08 2.51 I1.26 10.55 6.41 10.69 8.29 4.87 5.08 75.43 5.4i 7.21 5.09 24.27 8.21 2.28 65-91 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 55 RAINFALL, December 1937. Observation Station COROZAL DISTRICT: Town Agricultural Station Louisville Pembroke Hall ORANGE WALK DISTRICT Town Freshwater Creek BELIZE DISTRICT: Town Bamboo Patch Turneffe CAVO DISTRICT: Town STANN CREEK DISTRICT : Town Agricultural Station Industrial School Alta Vista 16 miles Middlesex PUNTA GORDA DISTRICT Town Agricultural Station T. O. P. Co. December 1937 Amount No. of Raindays 2.05 12 r.69 13 3.84 b 1.98 8 3.21 15 4.49 II 5.08 18 7.54 10 5.69 14 7.08 6.02 9.01 9.04 9.82 4.20 6.23 7.97 6.70 Total Fall to Date 69.31 67-95 61.08 54.18 76.73 67.03 75-43 92.13 59.20 52.47 85-77 121.38 126.54 146.39 125.47 199.99 187.86 132.88 December 1936 Amount No. of Raindays 2.51 3.15 - i 1.24 4.07 3.74 3.90 6.78 3.92 11.57 6.24 4-43 10 II II 13 4 - Io 8 13 10 6 10 12 21 II New Station opened in February, 1937. TEMPERATURES AND HUMIDITY. December 1937. AIR PRESSURE TEMPERATURES FAHR. AIR PRESSURE AT MEAN SEA LEVEL HUMIDITY % Maximum Minimum STATION ST'N CREEK Agricultural Station Latitude 17N. 29.992 30.161 29.814 80 85 73 66 58 70 8o 98 50 Barometer 3rd I7th Cistern 69 feet above M.S.L. COROZAL Agricultural 30.02 30.20 29.8o 81.0 85 7562. 52 68 5 99 6 Station rith 17th PUNTA GORDA Agricultural 81.3 85 75 62 55 69 83 98 64 Station CAYO 82.35 88 71 6o.68 53 66 80.49 95 53.5 M.P. oo013. H. P. SMART, Agricultural Officer. Printed by the Government Printer. No. 85. Total Fall to Date 93.23 94.23 90.89 91.65 95.03 100.55 rii.80 99.17 71.19 112.50 128.00 144.94 149.75 158.80 187.61 192.04 155-52 '----'~-:----C---- :~--- GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. -.;L; .~~I -i-~ii-- -II *~ BELIZE, 9 FEBRUARY 1938 Page 5' Seal of < the Colony BY His EXCELLENCY SIR ALAN CUTHBER: MAXWELL BURNS, Knight ComAiander o the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michae and Saint George, Governor and Commandei in-Chief in and over the Colony of Britis] Honduras, aforesaid, etc., etc., etc. ALAN BURNS, Governor. To All To Whom These Presents Shall Come Greeting:- WHEREAS by Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom o Great Britain and Ireland dated the 20th day of July, 1909, constituting the office of Gov ernor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of British Honduras, it is provided tha whenever and so often as the Governor is absent from the seat of Government, he may b] an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony appoint any person to be his Deput. within any part or parts of the Colony during such absence and in that capacity to exer No. 9 No. 86. BRITISH HONDURAS. COMMISSION. 58 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE longer, all such powers and authorities by such Letters Patent or otherwise vested in the Governor as shall in and by such Instrument be specified and limited, but no others: AND WHEREAS I intend to be absent from the seat of Government, and I am desirous of exercising the above recited powers in connection with such absence: KNOW YE THEREFORE that I, ALAN CUTHBERT MAXWELL BURNS, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of British Honduras, do hereby ap- point the Honourable WILLIAM JOHNSTON during such absence as aforesaid to be my Deputy within the said Colony during my pleasure; and in that capacity during my pleas- ure to exercise, perform and execute on my behalf throughout the Colony of British Hon- duras all powers and authorities by the said Letters Patent or otherwise howsoever vested in the Governor subject to the instructions addressed to the said WILLIAM JOHNSTON for his guidance. GIVEN under the Public Seal of the Colony, at Government House, Belize, this 9th day of February, in the year of Our Lord One thousand nine hundred and thirty- eight. No. 87. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 9 February, 1938. His Excellnecy the Governor left Belize today, on a tour within the Southern Districts. By His Excellency's Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. Printed by the Government Printer, Belize, GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 10 BELIZE, 12 FEBRUARY Ka8 Page 59 M.P. 0394. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 2 Febhrary 1938. ROSSALL SCHOOL. BERMUDA and WEST INDIES SCHOLAR- SHIPS, 1938. In their desire to preserve the link between Ros- sall School and the British Colonies in Bermuda and the West Indies, the Council for Rossall of- fer for competition two Scholarships tor sons of parents of European descent between the ages of 121 and 141 on September 1st, 1938. Applications should be forwarded not later than 28th February, 1938, to the Superintendent of Education, Belize, from whom further parti- culars in regard to these Scholarships may be ob- tained. ------***----- 12 February, 1938. BILLS TO BE PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The under-mentioned Bills, the full text of each of which was published with the Gazette as shown in parentheses, will be presented at a forthcoming meeting to the Legislative Council, and notification is hereby given in accordance with the Standing Rules and Orders:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Pri- sons Ordinance-Chapter 68 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Criminal Code-Chapter 166 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. (Published in Gazette dated 5 February, io38.) No. 88. M.P. 01169. Belize, 9 February 1938. ORDINANCE. His Excellency the Governor has been inform- ed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies thal His Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of disallowance with respect to the under. mentioned Ordinance: - No. 13 of 1937-The General Revenue Supple- mentary Appropriation (1936) Ordinance, 1937. ------^------- No. 89. M.P. 0356 Belize, 10 February 1938 RESUMPTION OF DUTIES. With reference to Gazette Notice No. 42 of the 13th January, 1938, it is hereby notified foi general information, that Reverend W. J. Smiti has returned to the Colony, and resumed duties as a Member of the Board of Education. -----^------ No. go. M.P. 0280 Belize, 10 February 1938 OXFORD UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL With reference to Gazette Notice No. 57 o: the 22nd January, 1937, His Excellency the Gov ernor directs it to be notified, for general inform ation, that the Authorities of Oxford Universit- have decided to hold another "Summer School ol Colonial Administration" at Oxford from 27tl June to 9th July, 1938. A copy of the prospectus may be seen and fur their information obtained on application at the Colonial Secretary's Office. 60 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 91. M.P. 01520. Belize, 11 February 1938. POSTAGE AND REVENUE STAMPS. With reference to Gazette Notice No. 28 of the 6th January, 1938, it is hereby notified for general information that the under-mentioned values of the new issue of British Honduras postage and revenue stamps. wilt be placed on sale on Monday the 14th January. 1938:-- 1 cent 2 cents 10 cents 15 cents 25 cents 50 cents -------------- No. 92. M.P. 0059. struction Grants are probable and a cottage will be provided. The appointment will commence on the 1st April. Applications, accompanied with testimonials, should reach the Superintendent of Education, Belize, not later than the 24th February, 1938. None without a First or Second Class Teacher's Certificate and agricultural qualifications need apply. By Order. B. E. CARMAN, Superintendent of Education. No, 95. BRITISH HN BDURAS. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 4th February 1938. Belize, 11 February 1938. In the goods of ELVIRA LIND, late of Belize, married-woman, deceased. DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS. His Excellency the Governor has approved of the appointment of Mr. Harry P. Dias as Deputy Registrar of Births and Deaths at Gales Point, Manatee, Belize District, vice Mr. M. A. Nemb- hard who has resigned. No. 93. M.P. 02073. Belize, 12 February, 1938. BILL PUBLISHED. The under-mentioned Bill, which is to be sub- mitted to the Legislative Council, is published for general information with this issue of the GaSztte and forms part thereof:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to establish a Pro- vident Fund for certain Teachers. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. No. 94. Education Office, Belize, 10 February 1938. ROCKSTONE POND GOVERNMENT SCHOOL. Applications are invited for the post of princi- pal, Rockstone Pond Government School (Grade C). The salary will be in accordance with the schedule of No. 42 of the Rules of the Board of Education. Pupil Teacher's and Agricltural In- Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Wilhelm Al- fred Lind of Belize, Accountant. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or be- fore Monday the 28th day of February, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Wil- helm Alfred Lind. A. O. LONGSWORTH, Registrar General. LIGHTING HOURS FEBRUARY, 1938. In accordance with No. 10 of the Bye-Laws -Chapter 118 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924- made by the Town Board of Belize under the provisions of the Belize Town Board Ordinance No. 12 of the Regulations made by the Governor in Council under the authority of Section 8 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-Gazette 10th April, 1924, lights must be carried on all vehicles during the under-mentioned hours in the month of FEBRUARY, 1938. 6:55 p.m. to 6:15 a.m. Subject to half an hour's alteration on change of time. P. E. MATTHEWS, Superintendent of Police. H. H. CRAIG, Town Clerk. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 6: No. 96. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 12 February 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown Lands are notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any representations to this office in relation to any such application. Such applications will be inserted in at least three separate issues of the Gazette before they will be dealt with by the Governor, so that appli- cants must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor Genera!. TO LEASE, Dec. 28, 1937-Ignacia Parham- Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 190. July 24, 1937-Bibiano Zuniga-Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the Village of Barranco Lot No. 41 Dec. 6, 1937-Peter F. Lucas-Toledo District situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. No. 344 Jan. 21, 1938-Feliciano Perez-Cayo District, situate in the Village of Soccoths Lot No. ,22' Jan. 21, 1938-Nicolas Ruiz Jr.-Cayo District, situate in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 155. Jan. 21, 1938-Antonia Ruiz-Cayo District, state in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 153. Jan. 24, 1938-Ciriaco Petillo-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; formerly leased to Mathias Avilez Lot No. 226. Jan. 27, 1938-John Roaches-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek; being lot formerly leased to Emilio Castillo Lot No. 246. Jan. 31, 1938-Rosa Puerto-- Toledo DIstrict, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; formerly leas- ed to Juaaa Herazo .. Lot No. 254. Feb. 2, 1938-Peter Bermudez- Toledo District situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 230. Feb. 4, 1938-Arabella Alvanza- Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; former- ly leased to Edward Arana, deed. Lot No. 218. Feb. 7, 1938- Gaspar Lopez- Belize District, situate at Maskall Village, Northern River .. Lot No. 10. TO PURCHASE Mar. 13, 1937-Redolfo Estampf-Toled' District, situate on the left ascending Bladei Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land East by land of the Southern Estate Company South by the river, West by Crown land ; being a portion of land (221 acres) leased to applicant 20 acres Oct. 21, 1937-Escalastico Flores--Starit Creek District, situate north of the Stann Creel Railway at about 21+ miles, North by Crowt land, East by Crown land, South by nortl boundary line of W. Johnson's property, Wesi by land applied for by W. Tasher .. 10 acres Nov. I, 1937-Edward Robinson-Stann Creel District, situate on th right ascending Mullin, River, North by Crown land, East by road re. serve and land granted to Felipe Bula, South b3 land approved to E. E. Dakers and land granted to G. F. Arthurs, West byland granted to G. F Arthurs; being land formerly leased to Arthui Francisco .. .. .. .. 18 acres Nov. 29, 1937-Elfreda Belisle-Toledo Dis trict, situate west of Punta Ycacos Lagoon North by land leased to Henry Coleman, Easl by Crown land and Punta Ycacos Lagoon South by Crown land and land leased to Henry Coleman, West by land leased to Henry Colemar 5 acres Nov 22. 1937-Thdodore Carcamo-Stan District, situate on the right ascending Sittee Riv er, North by Crown land. East by land of Herber Trapp. South by Sittee River, West by land of Si mon F. McDougall .. .. 10 acres SDec. 11. 1937-Thomas Russell-Stann Creel District, situate alongside the Stann Creek Spill way on the right ascending North Stann Creek North by land occupied by H. Murray and Crowi land. East by blocks Nos. 292 and 411, South b, the Stann Creek-Melinda Road, West by land occupied by W. Ramirez, H. Murray and J. Sar miento . . 18} acres. Dec. 19, 1937-Moses Baeza-Stann Creek District, situate on the right ascending North Stann Creek, North by block No. 304 leased to Beatrice Nunez, East by block No. 307 granted to Isabella Flowers, South by the river. West by block No. 300 granted to M. O. Castrillo being block No. 305 formerly leased to Louis Tucker, deed. .. .. 16a. r. 36p. Dec. 19, 1937--Victor Kuylen-Stann Creek District, situate on the right ascending North Stann Creek at Long Bank, North by road re- serve and block No. 309, East by blocks Nos. 310, 311 and 313, South by the river, West by road reserve and blocks Nos. 306 and 307; being block No. 308 formerly leased to Ernest Wills .. .. .. .. 39 acres Dec. 30, 1937-Frederick N. Gill-Stann Creek District, situate adjoining the southern boundary of the town of Stann Creek, North by the town of Stann Creek, East by land of Velas- quez, South by Crown land, West by a street; being land formerly leased to Oliver L. Hard- erave .. .. .. .. .. 2r. 17p. 62 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Jan. 1, 1938-Harry W. Winzerling-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Monkey River, North by Estate of Hardie St. Martin, East by land leased to M. A. Winzerling, South by road re- serve, next to land leased to Dr. Carmichael. West by Crown land: being land recently approv- ed to applicant .. .. 30 acres. Jan. 8, 1938-Duncan Henderson-Stann Creek District, situate north of the Stann Creek Railway line at about ten miles, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by the Stann Creek Railway line where it passes land occupied by W. Bennett and E. Westbv, West by lands reserved for the Agricultural Station 10 acres Jan. 12, o138-Julia Locario-Stain Creek District. situate in the Carib Reserve being block No. 224 .. .. .. 5 acres Jan. 20, 1938-Bernardo Montes-Toledo District, sitvtte on tle left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by 15 acres form- erly leased to Lorenzo Montes, East by the river, South by To acres purchased by Filadefo Chin- chilla, West by Crown land : being locally known as Cattle-pass and formerly leased to Manuel Montes .. .. .. .. 8 acres Jan. 20, 1938-Lalman Logan-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by Northern half of block No. 266, East by block No. 266A., South by block No. 262, West by road reserve and block No. 264; being the southern half of block No. 266 formerly leased by J. A. Gonzales 10 acres Jan. 20, 1938-Donald H. Greenside--Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek at about 20 miles, North by Crown land, Fst by the River and land occupied by F. Hil", South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. .. 40 acres. Jan. 20, 1938-Brigido Garcia-Stann Creek District, situate on the south side of the St .nr Creek Railway line at about 172 Miles, North by the Stann Creek Railway line, East by land occu- pied by T. Konishi, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. 10 acres. Jan. 21, 1938-Esteban Balan-Cayo District, situate on the left bank of the Eastern Branch, Belize River, North by road reserve and block No. 34, East by blocks Nos. 55 and 56, South by road reserve and block No. 58, West by road re- seve and blocks Nos. 53 and 54: being block No 58A. .. .. .. 40A. 2R. 25P. Jan. 24, 1938-Bautista Paulino-Stann Creek District, situate in the Carib Reserve, North Stann Creek; being block No. 577A. formerly leased to Harold Wesby .. .. .. 5 acres. Feb. 1, 1938-Percival G. Usher-Cayo District. situate at Iguana Creek Estate on the left bank of the Belize River, North by block No. 43, Erst by block No. 39, South by block No. 27. West by block No. 41; being block No. 40 .. 20 acres. Feb. 2, 1938-J. G. A. Stamp-Stznn Cre-k Dis- trict, situate in the Agricultural Settlenent, at 202 miles on the Stann Creek Railway, North by Crown land, East by block No. 15, South by the railway, West by block No. 13; being block No. 14 and formerly occupied by Aaron Th)omas 7A. 3R. 30P. Feb. 3, 1938-Valentino Cornado-Belize Dis- trict, situate near the road from Maskall to More Force, North by Northern River, East by land ap- proved to Apolonio Castro, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. 10 acres. Feb. 4, 1938-Tranquilino Akke-Corozal Dis- trict, situate at San Fernando Township; being lots Nos. 85 and 86 .. .. 2 Lots. Feb. 5, 1938-Simeon T. A. Middleton-Belize District, situate on the right ascending Black C-eek at Washington Tree Front Creek, Black Creek Reserve, North by land approved to C. Smith and N. Pinkard, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by land of M. Cleland and N. Pinkard .. .. 10 acres. -:h. 8, 1938-Andrew S. Gillett-Belize District, si:iat on the West side of Northern Lagoon, r-'anatee, North by land formerly leased *o Ce- -:ia Douglas, East by the lagoon, South by C iwn land, West by Crown land; being former- vl leased to Joseph White .. 20 acres. LEASES CANCELLED. Nov. 1, 1922-Elizabeth Ferguson-Toledo District, situate in the town of Monkey River, juith Side. Lot No. 86. At the request of the lessee. ivay.3, 1922-Arthur Ferguson- Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Monkey River, South cide. Lot No. 147. At the request of the lessee. July 14, 1926-Felix Sabal-Stann Creek Dis- trict, situate in the Carib Reserve, North Stann Creek. 5 acres (block No. 608). For non-payment of rent. Mar. 27, 1929-Shadrach McKoy-Belize Dis- irict, situate on the west side of Northern Lagoon, a.atce. 10 acr-s. At the request of the lessee. c. S, 1933-Fernando Vasquez-Corozal Dis- trict, situate west of the road from Corozal to n3s:j. 40 acres. At the request of the lessee. :'.?e 20, 1934-George Geohagan- Belize Dis- -ict, situate on the left ascending Belize River, at "oorman's Rest Pine Ridge. 20 acres. At request of the lessee. GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscrib. ers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar year, payable in advance, all subscrip- tions expiring on 31st December. Rates for Non-Official Notices. SFirst insertion, 50 cents per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 25 cents per inch, Single column. ! ..... ........................ ......... ................ BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 63 No. 97. M.P. 01711. Forest Office, Belize, 8 February, 1938. FOREST APPLICATIONS. The following applications for forest licences are published as required by Rule 13 of the For- est Rules, 1927, in order to give any person an opportunity of making representation with regard to any such application. No such representation will be considered unless it is lidged at the Forest Office (addressed to the Conservator of Forests and not to any forest officer by name) within fourteen days of the date of publication of the Gazette in which the advertisement of the appli- cation first appears. By Order. J. B. KINLOCH, Acting Conservator of Forests... --------***----- Second Publication. RICHARD DEWGARD: -T oledo District: Bounded on the North by Aguacate Creek, Jala- cte Creek and the old trail from San Antonio to San Luis. On the west by the Frontier between the San Luis trail and the Pucilha branch of Mo- ho River. On the southeast by Pucilha branch of Moho River and Moho River to the mouth of Aguacate Creek, being an extension southwards and westwards of the area covered by Licence No. 1/36. Excluding all lands leased and granted and por- tions of the Indian Reservations under cultiva- tion. Mahogany: Covered under minimum payments of Licence No. 1/36. BRITISH HONDURAS. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 2nd February 1938. In the goods of FRANCISCO ESCALANTE, late of Orange Walk, Merchant, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Ernesto Esca- lante of Belize, Clerk. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or be- fore Monday the 21st day of February, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Ernesto Escalante. A. 0. LONGSWORTH. Registrar General. BRITISH HONDURAS, 1938. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry Belize, 26 January 1938. In the Goods of Lucretia Louisa Bevins, late of Belize, Spinster, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration cum testamento annexo in the above Estate has been made by Katherine Hortencer Vernon of Belize, Spinster. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or before Monday the 14th day of February, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Katherine Hortencer Vernon. A. 0. LONGSWORTH, Registrar General. District Commissioner's Office, Punta Gorda, 5 February, 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (1) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 26th Febru- ary, 1938, at the Court House at Punta Gorda, the under-mentioned parcels of land, namely:- (1) "All that lot, piece or parcel of land the property of the Southern Estates Company, Ltd., known as Big Falls and containing 11,696 acres. Situate on the left or north bank of the Rio Gran- de and extending along thereon three miles in a straight line from Harding Creek, the side lines run on a bearing N 7' 32' E and extend eight miles aback according to a plan by S. Alec Harris dated 1897 save and excepting 640 acres situate on both sides of Hicatee Creek with the upper side line running aback 63.50 chains and the low- er side line running aback 144 chains according to a plan by H. A. Fitzgerald in Surveyors' Plan Book No. 2 at Folio 306 " (2) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work originally granted to Joseph E. Swa- sey containing 10,590 acres and known as the Red Bank situate on the left or north bank of the first right branch ascending of Monkey River and extending along thereon in a straight line from a point immediately below Tiger Kay a distance of nearly four miles upwards bounded on the East and West by Crown lands and on the South by the River, both side lines on a course of due north extending the usual distance aback as per diagram annexed to the application." (3) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work in British Honduras situate on the Southern bank of the first right ascending branch of Monkey River containing 4,970 acres and known by the name of Middle Bank extending along thereon a distance of three miles or there- abouts in a straight line bounded on the East by Crown land and on the West by a mahogany work called the "Stopper" formerly the property 64 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE of Joseph James Swasey both side lines on a course due South extending the usual distance a- back as per diagram annexed to the application." (4) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work known as the "Stopper" situate on the first right ascending branch of Monkey Riv- er containing 11,780 acres and extending upwards along the South bank thereof from the upper mark of a work called "Middle Bank" a distance of 2 miles in a straight line, both lower and up- per side lines on a course due South half way a- cross to Deep River as per diagram annexed to the application." The above mentioned parcels of land are to be sold subject to the condition that should the pur- chaser desire a survey, the cost will be borne by him. T. V. MACCALL, District Commissioner. The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938. NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to pay Income Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns their incomes in respect of the year ending 3 December, 1937, on or before the 31st Mar 1938. 2. Returns by employers of salaries, 8 should be forwarded to the Income Tax Depa ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st Mar 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on bti ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss / and Balance Sheet should accompany 1 Return. 4. All returns &c. should be sent under C( fidential Cover to the Income Tax Departme (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Comm sioner in an out-district, from whom the nec sary forms can be obtained on application. 5. Failure to file Returns within the tii prescribed by law will render taxpayers lial to prosecution without further warning. By Order. W. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. Printed by the Government Printer. GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 11 BELIZE, 15 FEBRUARY 1938 Page 65 No. 98. M.P. 0298. Belize, 15 February 1938. Colonial Secretary's Office, With reference to Gazette Notice No. 87 of the 9th February, 1938, His Excellency the Governor returned to Belize yesterday at 10.15 p.m. No. 99. M.P. 02073. Belize, 15 February 1938. BILL PUBLISHED. The under-mentioned Bill, which is to be submitted to the Legislative Council, is published for general information with this issue of the Gazette and forms part thereof:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to establish a Provident Fund for certain Teachers. By His Excellency's Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 12 BELIZE, 19 FEBRUARY 1938 Page 67 No. oo0. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 17 February, 1938. Order in Council. His Excellency the Governor directs the publication, for general information, of the following Order of His Majesty The KING in Council. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. -----_ 5------- International Copyright THE COPYRIGHT (SARAWAK) ORDER, 1937. At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 23 day of November, 1937. Present, The King's Most Excellent Majesty Lord President. Viscount Lee of Fareham. Mr. Secretary Hore-Belisha. Sir John Gilmour. Whereas by Section 29 of the Copyright Act, 1911(a) (hereinafter referred to as "the Act"), it is enacted that His Majesty may by Order in Council direct that the Act (except such parts, if any, thereof as may be specified in the Order) shall apply to certain classes of foreign works: And whereas His Majesty is satisfied that the State of Sarawak has made or has undertaken to make such provision as it appears to His Majesty expedient to require for the protection of works entitled to copyright under the provisions of Part I of the Act: Act: 68 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Now, therefore, His Majesty, in exercise of the powers conferred upon Him by the Act, and of all other powers enabling Him in that behalf, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, is pleased to direct and doth hereby direct as follows:- 1. The Act shall apply- (a) to works first published in Sarawak, in like manner as if they were first published within the parts of His Majesty's dominions to which the Act extends; (b) to literary, dramatic musical and artistic works, or any class thereof, the authors whereof were at the time of the making of the work subjects of His Highness the Rajah of Sarawak, in like manner as if the authors were British subjects; (c) in respect of residence in Sarawak, in like manner as is such residence were residence in the parts of His Majesty's dominions to which the Act extends. 2. Where any musical work to which the Act is applied by this Order has been published before the date of this Order but no contrivance by means of which the work may be mechanically performed has before the said date been lawfully made or placed on sale within the parts of His Majesty's dominions to which this Order applies, copy- right in such work shall include all rights conferred by the Act with respect to the mak- ing of records, perforated rolls and other contrivances by means of which the work may be mechanically performed. 3. In the application of Sections 1 (2) (d) and 19 of the Act, to any work to which the Act is applied by this Order, the date of this Order shall be substituted for "the commencement of this Act" and for "the passing of this Act" in Sections 19 (7) and 19 (8) wherever those expressions occur. 4. Where any person has, before the date of this Order, taken any action wherby he has incurred any expenditure or liability in connection with the reproduction or performance of any work in a manner which at the time was lawful, or for the purpose of or with a view to the reproduction or performance of a work at a time when such reproduction or performance would, but for the making of this Order, have been lawful, nothing in this Order shall diminish or prejudice any rights or interest arising form or in connection with such action which are subsisting and valuable at the said date unless the person who, by virtue of this Order, becomes entitled to restrain such reproduction or performance agrees to pay such compensation as failing agreement may be determin- ed by arbitration. 5. The Interpretation Act, 1889,(a) shall apply to the interpretation of this Order as it applies to the interpretation of an Act of Parliament. 6. This Order may be cited as the Copyright (Sarawak) Order, 1937. M. P. A. Hankey. No. Iol. No. o02. M.P. 0151. M.P. 0624. Colonial Secretary's Offio, Belize, 15 February 1938. Belize, 15 February 1938. IMPORT DUTY ON NEWSPRINT &c. PUBLIC OFFICERS GUARANTEE FUND. It is hereby notified, for general information, With reference to Gazette Notice No. 311 of that Government is prepared to refund any im- the 29th June, 1935, it is hereby notified, for port duty paid on or after this date on newsprint purposes of record, that under the provisions ol and paper used for the printing of newspapers, Chapter 10 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, His on application being made under section 16 of Excellency the Governor has determined that the Ordinance No. 1 of 1935, by an importer and amount of security of the under-mentioned Of- supported by a Statutory Declaration by the ficer shall be as follows:- newspaper firm that the paper has been wholly .iscd in the printing of newspapers. This will not Forestry include any paper used in printing of hand bills Forest Guard, Mount Hope $500. or notices. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 69 No. 103. M.P. 01819. Belize, 17 February 1938. PRICES OF SUGAR. It is hereby notified for general information that the 1938 crop of local Sugar, will be sub- ject to the existing maximum wholesale and re- tail prices as set out in the Order made by the Governor in Council on the 10th March, 1937 (S. R. & 0. No. 12 of 1937) and published in the Gazette Extraordinary of the 22nd March, 1937. -----$------ No. 104. M.P. 333-29. Belize, 19 February 1938. SALE OF DREDGER KNOWN AS "C.N.F." Tenders are invited for the purchase of the above-named Dredger (Hull and Machinery) as now lying in its berth on the Haulover Creek about two miles from Belize. Alternative tenders will also be considered for the purchase of the engine only. DESCRIPTION. 11 cubic yard floating shovel type plant of American Steel Dredge Company's de- sign powered with Fairbanks Morse 84 Horse Power full Diesel type engine. Tenders should be enclosed in sealed envelopes marked "Purchase of Dredger" and must be de- livered at the Colonial Secretary's Office not later than noon on Tuesday 8th March, 1938. The highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted. No, lo5. M.P. 01122. Be!ize, 19 Ft'bruary 1938. STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. The under-mentioned Statutory Rule and Or- der is published with this issue of the Gazette and forms part thereof:- No. 10 of 1938. PROCLAMATION. Prohibit- ing the importation of plants, etc., except under certain conditions. ----^.---- No. io6. 19 February, 1938. BILLS TO BE PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The under-mentioned Bills, the full text of each of which was published with the Gazette as shown in parentheses, will be presented at a forthcoming meeting to the Legislative Council, and notification is hereby given in accordance with the Standing Rules and Orders:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Pri- sons Ordinance--Chapter 68 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. A Bill entitled an Ordinance to amend the Criminal Code-Chapter 166 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924. (Published in Gazette dated 5 February, 1938.) A Bill entitled an Ordinance to establish a Pro- vident Fund for certain Teachers. M.P. 02073. (Published in Gazette Extraordinary dated 15 February 1938.) By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. Education Office, Belize, 10 February 1938. ROCKSTONE POND GOVERNMENT SCHOOL. Applications are invited for the post of princi- pal, Rockstone Pond Government School (Grade C). The salary will be in accordance with the schedule of No. 42 of the Rules of the Board of Education. Pupil Teacher's and Agricltural In- struction Grants are probable and a cottage will be provided. The appointment will commence on the Ist April. Applications, accompanied with testimonials, should reach the Superintendent of Education, Belize, not later than the 24th February, 1938. None without a First or Second Class Teacher's Certificate and' agricultural qualifications need apply. By Order. B. E. CARMAN, Superintendent of Education. BRITISH HONDURAS. in the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 4th February 1938. In the goods of ELVIRA LIND, late of Belize, married-woman, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Wilhelm Al- fred Lind of Belize. Accountant. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or be- fore Monday the 28th day of February, 1938, why such letters should not bc grant-d to the said Wil- helm Alfred Lind. A. 0. LONGSWORTH, Registrar General. 70 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE I No. 107. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 19 February 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown Lands are notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any representations to this office in relation to any such application. Such applications will be inserted in at least three separate issues of the Gazette before they will be dealt with by the Governor, so that appli- cants must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. ------------ TO LEASE, Dec. 28, 1937-Ignacia Parham- Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 190. Jan. 14, 1938-Gervacio Torres-Corozal District, situate in the Village of Consejo Lot No. 10. Jan. 21, 1938-Feliciano Perez-Cayo District, situate in the Village of Soccoths Lot No. 22. Jan. 21, 1938-Nicolas Ruiz Jr.--Cayo District, situate in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 155. Jan. 21, 1938-Antonia Ruiz-Cayo District, state in the town of Benque Viejo Lot No. 153. Jan. 24, 1938-Ciriaco Petillo-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; formerly leased to Mathias Avilez Lot No. 226. Jan. 27, 1938-John Roaches-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek; being lot formerly leased to Emilio Castillo Lot No. 246. Jan. 31, 1938-Rosa Puerto- Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; formerly leas- ed to Juana Herazo .. Lot No. 254. Feb. 2, 1938-Peter Bermudez- Toledo District situate in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 230. Feb. 4, 1938-Arabella Alvanza- Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; former- ly leased to Edward Arana, deed. Lot No. 218. Feb. 7, 1938- Gaspar Lopez- Belize District, situate at Maskall Village, Northern River Lot No. 10. Feb. 14, 1938-Charles J. Bryan-Belize Dis- trict, situate in the Village of Maskall, Northern River ... Lot No. 25. Feb. 14, 1938-James N. Kerr-Belize District, situate on the right bank of Mussel Creek, Belize River, North by the road from Boom to Scotland, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Mussel Creek .. .. 20 acres. TO PURCHASE Feb. 25, 1937-Leon Castro-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Temash River, North by land applied for by Augustine Paulino, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by land approved to Simeon Martinez 20 acres. Nov. 22, 1937-Theodore Carcamo-Stann District, situate on the right ascending Sittee Riv- er, North by Crown land, East by land of Herbert Trapp, South by Sittee River, West by land of Si- mon F. McDdugall .. .. 10 acres. Dec. 11, 1937-Thomas Russell-Stann Creek District, situate alongside the Stann Creek Spill- way on the right ascending North Stann Creek, North by land occupied by H. Murray and Crown land, East by blocks Nos. 292 and 411, South by the Stann Creek-Melinda Road, West by lands occupied by W. Ramirez, H. Murray and J. Sar- miento .. .. .. .. 181 acres. Dec. 31, 1937-George B. Taylor-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Temash River, Old Bank (Benque Viejo), North by Crown land. East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. 25 acres. Jan. 1, 1938-Harry W. Winzerling-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Monkey River, North by Estate of Hardie St. Martin, East by land leased to M. A. Winzerling, South by road re- serve, next to land leased to Dr. Carmichael, West by Crown land; being land recently approv- ed to applicant .. .. .. 30 acres. Jan. 20, 1938-Donald H. Greenside-Stann Creek District, situate on the left ascending North Stann Creek at about 20 miles, North by Crown land, East by the River and land occupied by F. Hill, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. . 40 acres. Jan. 20, 1938-Brigido Garcia-Stann Creek District, situate on the south side of the Stann Creek Railway line at about 171 Miles, North by the Stann Creek Railway line, East by land occu- pied by T. Konishi, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. .. 10 acres. Jan. 21, 1938-Esteban Balan-Cayo District, situate on the left bank of the Eastern Branch, Belize River, North by road reserve and block No. 34, East by blocks Nos. 55 and 56, South by road reserve and block No. 58, West by road re- seve and blocks Nos. 53 and 54; being block No 58A. .. .. .. 40A. 2R. 25P. Jan. 24. 1938-Bautista Paulino-Stann Creek District, situate in the Carib Reserve, North Stann Creek; being block No. 577A. formerly leased to Harold Wesby .. .. 5 acres. Feb. 1, 1938-Percival G. Usher-Cayo District, situate at Iguana Creek Estate on the left bank of the Belize River, North by block No. 43, East by block No. 39, South by block No. 27, West by block No. 41; being block No. 40 .. 20 acres. (Continued on Page 75) BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 71 No. o108. Police Headquarters, Belize, 19 February, 1938. BRANDING OF CATTLE. The following List of Brands registered under Chapter 81 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, is published in accordance with the provisions of section 6 of that Chapter. By Order. P. E. MATTHEWS, Superintendent of Police. List of Registered Brands. Part of body Name Address of animal to Brand be branded. -A- Agapito Requena Ann Matilda Gabourel Abraham Peche A. Ayuso Angela Benguche Alvan Burn Angella Sebastian Ambrocio Juorez Apolonio August Antonio Hernandez Angel Adlei Amando Gomez Albert Steven Augustina Magana Anastacio Martinez Albert Fuentes Basilio Romero Walter Belisle John Briceno J. A. Massiah Bernice C. Wade Benequin Alcocer Cuberto P. Villanueva Cristabalina Habet Braulio Chalec Inocente Rojas Marcelo Casasola Cista Beautista Casildo Mediva Clifford L. Waight Cristina Torres Candelana Matute Cresencia Wilson Charles Morris Christeline Buff Clifton M. Waight Canuto Garcia Dalton Dawson Fredrick A. Burns Daniel Davis Denton Coleman David Banner Demetro Canto Eunice Smith Emeliano Blanco Ella Davis Fidencio C. Enriqurz Evelyn Young Eusebio Canto Edwejes Tzul Santa Elena, Cayo Pickstock St., Belize Santa Elena, Cayo Orange Walk Stann Creek Big Falls Belize Cayo El Cayo El Cayo El Cayo Duck Run, O.R. Banana Bank San Felipe Benque Viejo El Cayo S-B- Aug. Pine Ridge Flowers' Bank Orange Walk Benque Viejo Crooked Tree, B.R. San Roman -C- El Caye El Cayo Sawmill Bank, O.R. St. Paul's Bank, O.R. Cayo Paslow Falls, Cayo Trinidad, O.W. El Cayo Mount Hope, B.R. Aug. Pine Ridge Hill Bank Turn Bull, Cayo Back Landing, B.R. El Cayo Orange Walk -D- May Pen, B.R. Mount Hope Jones' Bank, B.R. Benque Viejo John Crow Run, B.R. San Antonio, Cayo -E- Belize Yo Creek, B.R. Jones' Bank Blue Creek, O.W. Bermudian Landing S. Antonio, Cayo Patchakan Off Leg Both Horns Off side of neck Near foreleg Both Horns Near Rump Off Hip Near hip Right Rump Left Hip Off Rump On left hip On left rump Near rump Off rump Off rump Off Side Near Shoulder Near Rump Near Shoulder Right Rump Near Rump Off Leg Near Leg Off Rump Near Rump Left Rump On right shoulder On near shoulder On left hind leg Off Rump Near Hip Near Rump Right Rump Left Rump Near Shoulder Off hip Near Shoulder Rear Shoulder Off Rump Off Rump Neck Near Hip Both Horns Off Rump Near Hip Near Shoulder Near Rump Off Hip Near Rump AR AMG AP (Joined) AA A B (In a Triangle) AxB AS (Joined) AJ (Joined) AA (In a diamond) AH (joined) A (upside) AG (joined) A S (in a triangle) A (in a triangle) AM AF (joined) BR B (in circle) B (in triangle) B B BA CV (joined) CH CB (Coined) CR 0 (in circle) CB (joined) CM C (over bar) CT CM CW (joined) CM CB CMW (joined) C G D (in heart) D (in diamond) D (in circle) DC DB DC ExS E B ED E (in diamond) E Y C ET 72 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Part of body Name Address of animal to Brand be branded. Elaviso Avella Egzine Ramsay Eliiah Gillett Emelio Awe Estejano Simon Harold Cattouse Ladisloa Camara Ella Aragon Amy De Negri Ellen Flowers Edmund Thompson Ezekiel Jones Eleodora Hapun Evarista Rosado Estanisloa Buckley Estaquia Young Egbc;it Wagner Edmund Trapp Ethel Simmons Edwin Smilcy Florine Humphreys Felix Labas Felicita Magona Fidencio C .Enriquez Phillip Caszildo Ferdinad Spencer Gerald Smith Elsie Garcia James Gabourel Garfield Gill Gilbert Canton Levi Gillett Estelle Gill Gabino Novelo Griffic Swasey Gloria Guerra Henrietta Periott Hildebrano Faria Herbert Banner Herman E. Lightburn Wilfred A. Hulse H. L. Gabourel Mrs. H. J. Keith Henry Tucker Jose Hu Hubert Neal Hector Robateau Henry Wade Joseph Haynes Emelio Hegar I Isidro Coye Ignacio Sandobal Isiah Banner Ivan Flowers Isiah Gentle Ivy Franklin Isabel Trujillo Jose Maria Torres John Moody Samuel Johnson Joseph Vairez Jane Elizabeth Fuller Jacobo Cardova J. E. Juan Joshia Jones Santa Elena Willows Bank Mount Hope, B.R. Duck Run El Cayo Belize Bullet Tree Falls Regent St. West Regent St. West Double Head Cabbage Boom Pine Ridge Baking Pot, Cayo Orange Walk, N.R. Santa Elena, Cayo El Cayo El Cayo El Cayo Hill Bank El Cayo Belize -F- Burrell's Boom Branch Mouth, Cayo Succotz, Cayo Blue Creek Duck Run Orange Walk -G- Belize Belize Northern River Grace Bank, B.R. Belize Crooked Tree Belize Yo Creek, O.W. May Pen, B.R. Benque Viejo -H- Crooked Tree Duck Run Spanish Creek Belize Belize Northen River Orange Walk Belize Monkey Falls Sibun Belize Crooked Tree Crooked Tree Benque Viejo -I- Trinidad, Aug. Pine Ridge. Swasey Branch, M.R., New Home, Cayo Cayo Cayo Belize Benque Viejo Benque Viejo Flowers' Bank, B.R. Freetown, B.R. Forest Home, Toledo Set. Hill Bank, N.R. Orange Walk Cayo Jones' Bank, B.R. Left Rump Left Rump Left Rump Left Rump Both Horns Right Horn Right Rump Right Rump Off Rump Near Rump Left Shoulder On off rump Near Rump Near Rump Off Rump Off Rump Near Hind Leg Near Rump Off leg Off shoulder Near Rump Near Hip Near shoulder Both Horns Near shoulder Off shoulder Near left rump Right rump Off Rump Near rump Near rump Near rump Off shoulder Off rump Near hip Left shoulder Off Rump Off hind leg Off rump Both horns Off shoulder On right rump On rear rump Near rump Off rump Right rump Both horns Left rump Right Rump Right shoulder Near hip Off hip Off hind leg Off hip Right rump Left rump Right hip Off shoulder Off foreleg Near rump Off horn Near rump Off rump Near shoulder Off hind leg EA ER EG EA ES EC EV EA A EF ET E J EH ER EB (joined) EY EW ExT ES E (in triangle) FH FL (joined) FM FCE FC FS GS G (in triangle) G G G GC G (in circle) G (in circle) GN GS (joined) G HH (joined) HF (joined) H2 HEL H (in a heart) H L G HLG HK HT JH (joined) HN HR HW JH (joined in triangle) H J J M J (in circle) J V J F (in heart) JHR J (in triangle) JJ BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Part of body Name Address of animal to Brand be branded. Nathaniel Johnson Juan Mayol Julian Magana James Usher Joseph De Negri Joseph De Negri Luis Jiminez Julian Padron Joseph Vacquero Joseph Scott Jobita Castellanos Lillian Nicholson Luisa Arseo Clefton M. Waight & G. E. Lyle Waight Leonie Myvett Lucia Lewis R. E. Martinez Joseph Lightfoot Leonora Daly Lazaro Banegas Mary Arnold Miguel Eke Manuel Galvez Maize Gomez Matthew Spencer Maria Orio Sharp Bros. & Co. Matilda & Herman He( Marjorie Sprurger Marcus Agustus Ifield Maria Valdez Mehomy Spencer Miguel Espat Miguel Montero Matilda Castenedo Marceieno Pech Matthew Spain Issiah Morgan Ella Meighan Mario Marin Mariana Lisby Margaret August Meleta Spencer Margaret Westby May Vera Angelina Matus Martinia Castellanas J. N. Espat Nicolas Blanco Naturdad Jose Olivia Sebastian Crooked Tree, B.R. Benque Viejo, Cayo Cayo Cayo Belize Belize Benque Viejo San Felipe, O.W. Bakers Gracie Rock Cayo -L Crooked Tree Orange Walk Cayo Santa Elena, Cayo Stann Creek Belize Belize El Cayo Santa Elena Cayo Halotouich Patchakan Claussa, Cayo Belize Belize Saltillo, Corozal Stann Creek cker Collet Canal, Belize Belize El Cayo Middle Bank, Cayo Belize Benque Viejo Santa Rosa Santa Helena, Cayo Pech Bank, Belize Trial Farm, 0. R. Double Head Cabbage Lemonal, Sp. Crk. El Cayo San Felipe Santa Rosa Belize Crooked Tree Bradley's Bank, El Cayo Cayo District Benque Viejo -N- Cayo Yo Creek Yabck, San Jose --0- Belize Off hind leg Near hip Near rump Left shoulder Near rump Off rump On left shoulder On the near rump Left hind leg On near rump Near shoulder Off rump Off hind leg Off shoulder Near hip On right horn Right rump Right rump Off hind leg Right rump Off shoulder Off side Near leg Near rump Near rump Near hind leg Near rump Off rump Off shoulder On left rump Off rump Right shoulder Left shoulder Near hind leg Near rump Right rump Near rump Right leg Right rump Left rump Near shoulder Right shoulder Right hind leg Near rump Left rump Off rump Off rump Near shoulder Both horns Off rump J (in circle) JM (joined) M J U JD (joined in triangle) JD J (in circle) JP (joined by anchor) J V J S J C LN LA L W LM (joined) LL L V LM (joined by an X) LD LB M (in triangle) ME MG M (in circle) MS MO M MH (joined) MS MA (joined) MV MS ME MM MC MP (joined) MXS M M- M M M (in circle) MA MS MW MV M (in horse-shoe) MC (joined) N NB (joined) NJ Off rump OS Patricio Cawo Pedro Vasquez Petronilla Rosales Petrona Casasola Percival Fairweather Peter Arnold Pedro Wicab Prudencio Padran Pembroke Major Pedro Armstrong Peter Wade V Santa Elena, Cayo Sibun River Succotz, Cayo Belize El Cayo Banana Bank Orange Walk San Felipe, 0. W. Santa Rosa, Cayo Young Girl Vade's Bank, Spanish Creek Near shoulder Both rumps Near hip Near rump Near rump Off hip Off rump Near rump Left rump Left hip Near rump PxC PV PR P (in diamond) P F PA PW P (in heart) PM PA P 74 BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Part of body of animal to be branded. Rudolph A. Williai Ruben Rhaburn Reno E. Mendez Rosa Cawo Ralph Lopez Rosano Chable Rosario Cabrera Howard Redes Felix R. Solis Rita Magana Robert Jones Robert Mitchell Reubina Middleton Rosalio Penados Rafael Guerra P. Toseph Rosado Secundino J. Requena Samuel Arnold H Sarah Faber Simon Staine Benjamin Smith Stanley Croft Leopoldo Silver Sydney Banner George W. Stephenson Leopold Stevens Egbert Silbester Tillett Sylvestre Sanz Macho Spain Eucariaceon Teen Thomas Tut Terrence Usher Theadosia Rhaburn Stanley Tillett ns Big Falls Belize Belize Succotz Ginger Tea Bank, Bel. River Su:cotz Cayo Bakers Belize San Felipe Spanish Creek Little Falls, B. River Boom, Belize River Calla Creek, Cayo Benque Viejo Bakers, Belize River Santa Elena, Cayo happy Home, Belize River Boom, Belize River Stann Creek Jones' Bank Bakers, Belize River Duck Run, Belize River Lemonal, Spanish Creek Big Falls, O. Walk Tiger Creek, Belize River Crooked Tree Cayo Trial Farm, Belize River San Felipe, O. Walk Benque Viejo Bullet Tree Falls, B. River Lemonal, New River Crooked Tree -U- Off rump Near leg Left Rump Near hip Near hip Right shoulder Left cheek Near shoulder Off right rib Near rump Right shoulder Right shoulder Off rump Off rump Right shoulder Right shoulder Off rump Near hind leg Off rump Off horn Near rump Near rump Left shoulder Near rump Left rump & left shoulder Left rump Left leg Off shoulder Right horn Near Near Near Near Near leg rump hip rump rump RAW RR R (in circle) RC RL R (in horse-shoe) RC R (in circle) R RM R J RxM R (in triangle) R R R (in circle) SIR A SQ SS S (in triangle) SC S SB GWS S (in heart) S (in heart) S S S T (in heart) TT TU TR T (in diamond) J. J. Usher W. T. Usher Venancio Urbina Victoria Murrillos Venancio Urbina Virginia Batty Victoriana Campos Waltrence Belisle Clifton M. Waight Lyle Waight Wellington Bros. William Mitchell William C. Baldwir Est. W. F. Wade W. N. Wylie William N. Wylie Mary Wade William Romero Belize Belize Orange Walk Cayo Orange Walk Belize Orange Walk Belize Cayo Orange Walk King Run, Orange Walk Stann Creek Belize Belize Belize Wade's Bank, Spanish Creek Baking Pot, Cayo Off shoulder Near shoulder Near shoulder Left shoulder Near horn Off rump Off rump Near rump Both horns Off shoulder Off shoulder Both horns Right rump Right & left rump Both horns Near rump Off hind leg U (in diamond) U (in diamond) VU VM VU VB VC W-B W (in circle) W WM W B W WNW WNW WI WR Francisco Salorzano Lydia Young & Amy Patnett Benque Viejo Belize Near shoulder Left rump U (upside down) YP (joined) Zillah Dawson Zella Tillett Grace Bank, B.R. Crooked Tree, B.R. Name Address Brand Left rump Off rump ZD ZT BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE 75 go= Feb. 2, 1938-J. G. A. Stamp-Stann Creek Dis- trict, situate in the Agricultural Settlement, at 20- miles on the Stann Creek Railway, North by Crown land, East by block No. 15, South by the railway, West by block No. 13; being block No. 14 and formerly occupied by Aaron Thomas 7A. 3R. 30P. Feb. 3, 1938-Valentino Cornado-Belize Dis- trict, situate near the road from Maskall to More Force, North by Northern River, East by land ap- proved to Apolonio Castro, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. 10 acres. Feb. 4, 1938-Tranquilino Akke-Corozal Dis- trict, situate at San Fernando Township; being lots Nos. 85 and 86 .. .. 2 Lots. Feb. 5, 1938-Simeon T. A. Middleton-Belize District, situate on the right ascending Black Creek at Washington Tree Front Creek, Black Creek Reserve, North by land approved to C. Smith and N. Pinkard, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by .land of M. Cleland and N. Pinkard .. .. .. 10 acres. Feb. 8, 1938-Andrew S. Gillett-Belize District, siuate on the West side of Northern Lagoon, Manatee, North by land formerly leased to Ce- cilia Douglas, East by the lagoon, South by Crown land, West by Crown land; being former- ly leased to Joseph White .. 20 acres. Feb. 10, 1938-Alvira Perry-Belize District. situate on the east side of the Belize-Corozal Road at 37- miles, North by land approved to Giles Cargill, East by Crown land. South by road reserve and land approved to Forbes Neal, West by the road .. .. .. 5 acres. Feb. 11, 1938-Henry L. Gordon-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the north side of the Belize- Corozal Road, near the 11 mile post, North by Crown land, East by road reserve and Crown land, South by land granted to H. A. Cleland and the road, West by Crown land .. 20 acres. LEASES CANCELLED. Jan. 1, 1926-Doroteo Labrie!-Toledo Dis- trict, situate in the town of Punta Gorda. Lot No. 275. Lessee dead. Jan. 1, 1931-Evaristo Cocum-Cayo District, situate in the Villace of Soccoths. Lot No. 122. At the request of the lessee. Sept. 12, 1934-John King-Belize District. situate on the Sibun Road, one mile below Co- hoon Cay. 5 acres. At request of the lessee. LOCATION TICKET CANCELLED. M.P. S.G. 27-35-Felipe Sosa-Corozal Dis- trict, situate north-west of the Corozal to Consejo Road. 60 acres. At request of the settler. M.P. S.G. 166-37-Canute Powell-Belize District. situate on the road from Chichawate to More Force. 20 acres. At request of the settler. M.P. S.G. 0033-Beatrice Lopez-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Conejo Creek. Temash River. 20 acres. For non-payment of the first instalment of the purchase price. District Commissioner's Office, Punta Gorda, 5 February, 1938. SALE OF LAND. In accordance with the provisions of Section 36 (1) Chapter 24 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 26th Febru- ary, 1938, at the Court House at Punta Gorda, the under-mentioned parcels of land, namely:- (1) "All that lot, piece or parcel of land the property of the Southern Estates Company, Ltd., known as Big Falls and containing 11,696 acres. Situate on the left or north bank of the Rio Gran- de and extending along thereon three miles in a straight line from Harding Creek, the side lines run on a bearing N 7' 32' E and extend eight miles aback according to a plan by S. Alec Harris dated 1897 save and excepting 640 acres situate on both sides of Hicatee Creek with the upper side line running aback 63.50 chains and the low- er side line running aback 144 chains according to a plan by H. A. Fitzgerald in Surveyors' Plan Book No. 2 at Folio 306." (2) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work originally granted to Joseph E. Swa- sey containing 10,590 acres and known as the Red Bank situate on the left or north bank of the first right branch ascending of Monkey River and extending along thereon in a straight line from a point immediately below Tiger Kay a distance of nearly four miles upwards bounded on the East and West by Crown lands and on the South by the River, both side lines on a course of due north extending the usual distance aback as per diagram annexed to the application." (3) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work in British Honduras situate on the Southern bank of the first right ascending branch of Monkey River containing 4,970 acres and known by the name of Middle Bank extending along thereon a distance of three miles or there- abouts in a straight line bounded on the East by Crown land and on the West by a mahogany work called the "Stopper" formerly the property of Joseph James Swasey both side lines on a course due South extending the usual distance a- back as per diagram annexed to the application." (4) "All that lot piece or parcel of land or ma- hogany work known as the "Stopper" situate on the first right ascending branch of Monkey Riv- er containing 11,780 acres and extending upwards along the South bank thereof from the upper mark of a work called "Middle Bank" a distance of 2 miles in a straight line, both lower and up- per side lines on a course due South half way a- cross to Deep River as per diagram annexed to the application." The above mentioned parcels of land are to be sold subject to the condition that should the pur- chaser desire a survey, the cost will be borne by him. T. V. MACCALL, District Commissioner. 76 BRITISH HOFNDURAS GAZETTE The Treasury, Belize, 3 January 1938. ,a NOTICE. INCOME TAX. PERSONS liable to pay Income Tax are re- minded that they are required to file returns of their incomes in respect of the year ending 31st December, 1937, on or before the 31st March, 1938. 2. Returns by employers of salaries, &c., should be forwarded to the Income Tax Depart- ment (Treasury) not later than the 31st March, 1938. 3. In the case of any person carrying on busi- ness, a certified copy of the Profit & Loss A/c and Balance Sheet should accompany the Return. 4. All returns &c. should be sent under Con- fidential Cover to the Income Tax Department (Treasury) Belize, or to the District Commis- sioner in an out-district, from whom the neces- sary forms can be obtained on application. -. Failure to file Returns within the time prescribed by law will render taxpayers liable to prosecution without further warning. By Order. W. JOHNSTON, Commissioner. ... .. ... ............4-0.4.9.. ........ N GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscrib- ers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar year, payable in advance, all subscrip- tions expiring on 31st December. Rates for Non-Official Notices. First insertion, 50 cents per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 25 cents per inch, single column. S1 SI I I I l lIl l III IlI I l l I LIGHTING HOURS FEBRUARY, 1938. In accordance with No. 10 of the Bye-Laws --Chapter 118 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924- made by the Town Board of Belize under the provisions of the Belize Town Board Ordinance No. 12 of the Regulations made by the Governor in Council under the authority of Section 8 of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance-Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws, 1924-Gazette 10th April, 1924, lights must be carried on all vehicles during the under-mentioned hours in the month of FEBRUARY, 1938. 6:25 p.m. to 5:45 a.m. P. E. MATTHEWS, Superintendent of Police. H. H. CRAIG, Town Clerk. BRITISH HONDURAS. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 2nd February 1938. In the goods of FRANCISCO ESCALANTE, late of Orange Walk, Merchant, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Ernesto Esca- lante of Belize, Clerk. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or be- fore Monday the 21st day of February, 1938, why such letters should not be granted to the said Ernesto Escalante. A. O. LONGSWORTH. Registrar General. Printed by the Government Printer. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE BRITISH HONDURAS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. No. 13 BELIZE, 26 FEBRUARY 1938 Page 77 Colonial Secretary's Office, Be!ize, 26 February 1938. The following particulars relating to appoint- ments, etc., in the Public Service are published for general information. By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. No. o108. APPOINTMENT. Ji(-PNSTON, HON. W., Colonial and Financial ciretj ri, to act as Collector of Customs in ad- 'dition to his substantive duties with effect from 23rd February, 1938, until further orders. No. 109. REVERSION. MASSON, R. K., M.B.E., reverts to post of Cus- toms Superintendent with effect from 23rd Feb- ruary, 1938. M.P. 01819. Colonial Secretary's Office, Belize, 17 February 1938. PRICES OF SUGAR. It is hereby notified for general information that the 1938 crop of local Sugar, will be sub- ject to the existing maximum wholesale and re- tail prices as set out in the Order made by the Governor in Council on the 10th March, 1937 (S. R. & 0. No. 12 of 1937) and published in the Gazette Extraordinary of the 22nd March, 1937. M.P. 333-29. Belize, 19 February 1938. SALE OF DREDGER KNOWN AS "C.N.F." Tenders are invited for the purchase of the above-named Dredger (Hull and Machinery) as now lying in its berth on the Haulover Creek about two miles from Belize. Alternative tenders will also be considered for the purchase of the engine only. DESCRIPTION. 11 cubic yard floating shovel type plant of American Steel Dredge Company's de- sign powered with Fairbanks Morse 84 Horse Power full Diesel type engine. Tenders should be enclosed in sealed envelopes marked "Purchase of Dredger" and must be de- livered at the Colonial Secretary's Office not later than noon on Tuesday 8th March, 1938. The highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted. --~---^------ No. iio. M.P. 01598. Belize, 19 February 1938. ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. It is hereby notified, for general information, that on the recommendation of a Committee which was set up by direction of His Majesty The KING, The Order of the British Empire is to be used as a medium for perpetuating the mem- ory of His late Majesty King George V, and certain alterations in the insignia and medals of this Order have been made with this end in view. Individuals already in possession of insignia, etc., of the Order are entitled to exchange these for the new pattern at their own expense. 78 . No. III. M.P. 0059. M.P. 02073. 26 February, 1938. Belize, 21 February 1938. BILL TO BE PRESENTED TO THE " DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS. His Excellency the Governor has approved of the appointment of Mr. Santos C. Arzu as Depu- ty Registrar of Births and Deaths at Crique Sarco, Toledo-District,. vice Mr. Leoncio Canelo who has resigned. _-----.------ No. 112. M.P. 01520. Belize, 23 February 1938. POSTAGE AND REVENUE STAMPS. With reference to Gazette Notice No. 91 of the 11th February, 1938, it is hereby notified for gen- 'eral information that the under-mentioned re- maining values of the new issue of British Hon- duras postage and revenue stamps will be placed on sale on Monday the 28th February, 1938:- $1.00 $2.00 $5.00 No, 113. M.P. 01444. Belize, 26 February 1938. ,TRADE AND INFORMATION REPORT SFOR THE QUARTER ENDED 31st DECEM- BER, 1937. The above-mentioned Report is published with this issue of the Gazette and forms part thereof. 1-----t----- No, 14. Belize, 26 February 1938. SSTATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. The under-mentioned Statutory Rules and Orders are published with this issue of the Gazette and form part thereof:- No. 11 of 1938. PROCLAMATION. Defining the' limits and boundaries of the town of Stann Creek. M.P. 0840. - No. 12 of 1938. PROCLAMATION. Defining *t: i rnls and boundaries of the town of Orange M.P. 0840. '..'13 of 1938. The Town of Orange Walk C.iial Trespass Order. 1938. '> V. .', ; k SNo 4 of 1938. The oince FI -Kr, Regula- tion, 193,.s. ;'* ' LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The under-mentioned Bill, the full text of which was published with the Gazette as shown in parentheses, will be presented at a forthcoming meeting to the Legislative Council, and notification is hereby given in accordance with the Standing Rules and Orders:- A Bill entitled an Ordinance to establish a Pro- vident Fund for certain Teachers. (Published in Gazette Extraordinary dated 15 February 1938.) By Command. W. JOHNSTON, Colonial Secretary. BRITISH HONDURAS. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 4th February 1938,' In the goods of ELVIRA LIND, late of Belize, married-woman, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Wilhelm Al- fred Lind of Belize, Accountant. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or be- fore Monday the 28th day of February, 1'U. '. h- such letters should not be granted to the A .id W\,0t helm Alfred Lind. . A. O. LONGSWORTH. Registrar G(. '; GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. The Gazette will be supplied to subscrib- ers at the rate of $4.00 for the calendar year, payable in advance, all subscrip- tions expiring on 31st December. Rates for Non-Official Notices. First insertion, 50 cents per inch, single column. Second and every subsequent insertion of the same notice, 25 cents per inch, single column. BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE I_ __ BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE No. 115. Surveyor General's Office, Belize, 26 February 1938. LAND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS in connection with Crown Lands are notified in the Government Gazette for the purpose of giving any person an opportunity of making any representations to this office in relation to any such application. Such applications will be inserted in at least three separate issues of the Gazette before they will be dealt with by the Governor, so that appli- cants must be prepared for this delay. The following applications are hereby notified. By Order. A. WOLFFSOHN, Surveyor General. TO LEASE, [) ia(UjIe in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 190. Jan. 14, 1938--Gervacio Torres-Corozal District, situate in the Village of Consejo Lot No. 10. STan 22, 1938-Abrana Bernardez-Stann Creek "DLI ici, situate in the town of Stann Creek; being lot formerly leased to Cresencio Palacio, decd. Lot No. 316A. Jan. 24, 1938-Ciriaco Petillo-Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; formerly leased to Mathias Avilez Lot No. 226. Jan. 26, 1938-Faustima Palacio-Stann Creek District, situate in the town of Stann Creek; being lot formerly leased to Cresencio Palacio, decd. Lot No. 316A. J.an. 31, 1938-Rosa Puerto- Toledo District, situate in the town of Punta Gorda; formerly leas- 4d to Juana Herazo .. Lot No. 254. Fel,-. 1938-Peter Bermudez- Toledo District .s;lhi.c in the town of Punta Gorda Lot No. 230. .Feb. 4, 1938-Arabella Alvanza- Toledo Dis- ':iLi. iiaate in the town of Punta Gorda: former- ;1, lei..; to Edward Arana, decd. Lot No. 218. Feb. 7, 1938- Gaspar Lopez- Belize District, situate at Maskall Village, Northern River Lot No. 10. Feb. 14, 1938-Charles J. Bryan-Belize Dis- trict, situate in the Village of Maskall, Northern River .. .. .. Lot No. 25. Feb. 14, 1938-James N. Kerr-Belize District, situate on the right bank of Mussel Creek, Belize River, North by the road from Boom to Scotland, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Mussel Creek ... .. 20 acres. TO PURCHASE Feb. 25. 1937-Leon Castro-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Temash River, North by land applied for by Augustine Paulino. East by Crown land. South by Crown land. West by land approved to Simeon Martinez 20 acres. Dec. 31, 1937-George B. Taylor-Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Temash River, Old Bank (Benque Viejo), North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. .. 25 acr . Jan. 1, 1938-Harry W. Winzerling-Toledo D.f trict, situate on the left ascending Monkey River, North by Estate of Hardie St. Martin, East by land leased to M. A. Winzerling, South by road re- serve, next to land leased to Dr. Carmichael, West by Crown land; being land recently approv- ed to applicant .. .. .. 30 acres. Jan. 15, 1938-James A. Davis-Stann Creek District, situate in the Stann Creek Valley near the 23 Mile Post, North by Middlesex Estate, East by lands occupied by S. Williams, South by lands occupied by N. Morris and J. Lopez, West by Middlesex Estate; being the block on the 22- 23 Miles Agricultural Settlement formerly applied for by Felix Cook .. .. 10 acres Jan. 22, 1938-Emma J. Morey-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by the river, West by land formerly leased to Entimo Molina; being a portion of land form- erly leased to W. J. Morey 25 acres Jan. 22. 1938-James R. Stewart-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the right ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by Crown land, East by Crown land, South by road reserve and Crown land. West by land granted to Adeline Bueso, deed.; being land formerly leased to Lor- enzo Reid .. .. 10 acres Jan. 26. 1938-Fernando Vasquez-Corozal District, situate at Consejo, North by Crown land and the Rio Hondo, East by Crown land. South by Crown land, West by Crown land 40 acres Feb. 1, 1938-Percival G. Usher-Cayo District, situate at Iguana Creek Estate on the left bank of the Belize River, North by block No. 43, East by - block No. 39, South by block No. 27, West by block No. 41; being block No. 40 .. 20 acres. Feb. 2, 1938-J. G. A. Stamp-Stann Creek Dis- trict, situate in the Agricultural Settlement, at 20+ miles on the Stann Creek Railway. North by Crown land, East by block No. 15, South by the railway. West by block No. 13; being block No. 14 and formerly occupied by Aaron Thomas 7A. 3R. 30P. Feb. 3, 1938-Valentino Cornado-Belize Dis- trict, situate near the road from Maskall to More Force, North by Northern River, East by land ap- proved to Apolonio Castro, South by Crown land, West by Crown land .. 10 agre. Feb. 4, 1938-Tranquilino Akke-Corozal Du1i? trict, situate at San Fernando Township; being* lots Nos. 85 and 86 .. 2 Lots. Feb. 5, 1938-Simeon T. A. Middleton-Bsli~zs District, situate on the right ascending Black Creek at Washington Tree Front Creek,' Black Creek Reserve, North by land approved to C. Smith and N. Pinkard, East by Crown land, South by Crown land, West by land of M. Cleland and N. Pinkard 10 acres. Feb. 8, 1938--Andrew S. Gillett-Belize Di-irick I siuate on the West side of Northe'rn IagoolAr Manatee, North by land formerly leased to Ce- cilia Douglas, East by the lagoon, '-oi.i %6 Crown land, West by Crown land; being- trrni., ly leased to Joseph White .> . Feb. 1.i. I35-s- l ra Pc'rr -Bchlize DniStiih situate Oil 16 ie lt sal. o>' the, Belize-(Corzal 'oad P -"'In7' l.; Nott I- 31 in4' nrnc d [A Giles C 4.i E..f, (roAn Land. South by -od re- p, .' .-'Id t6 Forbes Neal, West by the road .. .. .. 5 acres. 79 _ ~~~ 8o BRITISH HONDURAS GAZETTE Feb. 11, 1938-Henry L. Gordon-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the north side of the Belize- Corozal Road, near the 11 mile post, North by Cpwn land, East by road reserve and Crown d. South by land granted to H. A.. Cleland ; the road, West by Crown land .. 20 acres. Feb. 14, '1938-Cipriano Nicholas- Toledo District, situate on the left ascending Temash River, North by road reserve and land leased to A. Colon, East by land leased to Augustine Paul- ino, Souh by land granted to O. L. Baily, West by land leased to Gregorio Martinez 15 acres Feb. 17, 1938-Francisco C. Matus-Cayo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending the Western Branch, Belize River, North by northern portion of block No. 336, East by the western branch of Belize River, South by block No. 337, West by the frontier line between British Honduras and Guatemala; being the southern portion of block No. 336 .. .. .. .. 20 acres Feb. 18, 1938-Catherine Bayliss-Belize Dis- trict, situate on the west side of the Belize-Coro- zal Road, in the vicinity of the 37 Mile Post North by Crown land and land granted to Wil- liam Bowen, East by lands granted to Vizente Marin and John F. Meighan, South by road re- serve and land granted to Mellis Johnson.West by Crown land .. .. .. 20 acres Feb. 18, 1938-Ella Garcia- Stann Creek Dis- trict, situate near the 19 Mile post on the Stann Creek Railway, North by the Stann Creek Rail- way line, East by road reserve and blocks Nos. 48 and 49, South by road reserve and blocks Nos. 47, 48 and 49, West by block No. 52 occupied by James Shepherd; being block No. 51 of the 19-20 Mile Agricultural Settlement .. 6A. 2R. 14P. Feb. 21, 1938-Cecilio Vansen-Toledo Dis- trict, situate on the left ascending Swasey Branch, Monkey River, North by the river and Crown land, East by road reserve and Crown land. South by road reserve, Crown land and land leas- ed to Antonio Martinez, West by Crown lnd 20 acres LEASES CANCELLED. July 17, 1917-Jemes Ellis-Stann CreekDis- trict. situate in the Carib Reserve. 5 acres (block No. 449). For non-payment of rent ard tax. May 5, 1922-No. 182 of 1922-Florencia Lor- ;edo-Stann Creek District. situate in the Carib Reserve. 5 acres (block No. 266A.). For non- payment of rent and tax. Jan. 1, 1931--Crmonia Bonifacio-Toledo District, situate on the right ascending Rio Gran- de. 411 acres. For non-payment of rent. Aug. 9, 1933-Claude Dunn-Stann Creek Dis- tric, situiate in the Carib Reserve. 5 acres (block ..No. 335). At request of the lessee. SAug. 25, 1937-Hortence Garn-tt-Beize Dis- tiict: situate in the Village of Maskall, Northern fRiver. Lot No. 40. At request of the lessme. NTo. 116, <** M.P. 0171T. Forest Office, Belize, 23 February 1938. -.0 "" FOREST APPLICATIONS. Tke following applications for forest licences ae published as required by Ru!e 13 of the For-' est Rules,, 1927, in ordeal to give any person an opporturiT'y of nm.,in-e representation with reward tony such application. No aich ep-esentation will be c, -ide ~l' L.nr,-.; it is f fded at the Forest Office I lddre.md"t t t he Conservator of Forests ..~ ~ ~ ~ sb - and not to any forest officer by nanm) within fourteen days of the date of publication of the Gazette in which the advertisement of the appli- cation first appears. By Order. J. B. KINLOCH, Acting Conservator of Forests. First Publication. ZENON CASSASOLA: -Toledo District: B3unded on the South by Sarstoon River from the mouth of Black Creek to the lower line of the Sarstoon estate of B. Cramer No. 139; on the West by the estate of B. Cramer No. 139; on the North by the Temash River-estate of B. Cramer No. 138; on the East by the southward continua- tion of the lower line of estate No. 138 to the mouth of Black Creek. Excluding all lands leased and granted. Mahogany: .. .. 25 trees min., R. F. COADY:-Toledo District: Bladen Branch of Monkey River on both sides ascending, from the mouth to the upper line of Stopper Estate on both sides one and one half miles a- back and from the upper line of Stopper Estate to one mile above the junction with Trio Branch on both sides one and one half miles aback. Trio Branch of Monkey River from the junc-, tion with Bladen Branch to the mouth of Gover- ior Creek on the left ascending 1- miles aback and on the right ascending 1 mile aback. Trio Branch from the mouth of Governor Creek to four miles above Governor Creek on both sides 1-2 miles aback. IMahogay: .. .. 30 trees min. No. 117. BRITISH HONDURAS, 1938. In the Supreme Court-Probate Side. General Registry, Belize, 19th February l~38.. In the Goods of JAMES CHERRINGTON, late of Belize River, Planter, deceased. Application for Letters of Administration in the above Estate has been made by Jessie Cher- :ington of Belize River, Widow. The next of kin in particular, and all persons in general, are hereby cited to show cause on or before Monday the 14th day of March, 1938, ./hy such letters should not be granted to the said Jessie Cherrington. A. O. LONGSWORTH, Registrar General. Trade and Information Report for the Quarter ended 31st December, 1937. ---^---- Forest Report. Mahogany and Cedar. The year has been far from good owing to the intermittent rains during the dry sea- son and consequent extraction difficulties. An unusually dry period in October and Nov- ember enabled several contractors in the north and west of the Colony to continue haul- ing the logs left in the bush and, in some cases, to commence extraction work for 1938 contracts. Where such logs have been thrown into a driving stream it is unlikely that they will come down until the first floods of 1938. The export of logs during the year has totalled eight and two-thirds million board measure feet of which four and one-quarter million feet are Colony produce and the re- mainder Mexican wood reexported from Belize. The shortage on contracts therefore amounts to about seven million feet net. Most of the contracts for 1938 have now been signed, the approximate net volume of logs required for the American buyers being eight million feet of Colony wood and eight and a quarter million feet of Mexican wood for reexport through Belize. The volume of lumber to be exported is not known but it is believed it will continue on the same standard of about three and a half to four and a quarter million board feet gross measure. The percentage of wood to be obtained from Crown lands has greatly increased and the following comparison is of interest. Origin 1936 1937 1938 Total net volume of contracts for logs 14 mil. ft. 15.7 mil. ft. 16.25 mil. ft Percentages of Totals Deliveries Contracts Deliveries Contracts 1936 1937 1937 1938 Crown lands 25.4 27.5 15.9 32.9 Private lands 24.1 21.4 33.3 16.3 Colony wood 49.5 48.9 49.2 49.2 Mexican wood 50.5 51.1 50.8 50.8 Analysis of the measurement sheets of 1937 log exports shows that the private lands of the northern plain are now producing very small wood and continuance of the present destructive exploitation will soon reduce their contribution to an extremely small percent- age of the total. Another indicator of approaching non-production from these lands is the wide spread trespassing of trees during 1937 from Crown lands adjoiring operations oni private lands, but it is hoped that this will be prevented in 1938. Prices have not increased for Colony wood owing, it is stated to the general increase in freight rates and a sluggish American market. The general average appears to be $90 per thousand feet over 24 inches diameter and $70 per thousand feet for diameters be- twen 18 and 23 inches. There is a slight reduction on these prices for southern wood and a considerable bonus for uniformly large wood now obtainable only from the lands on the western frontier. Mexican wood is considered to be superior to Colony wood andob- tains better prices. Other Forest Produce. Chicle. The October and November dry period adversely affected the production of chics,. Logwood. Reduction of the royalty rate on logwood to encourage its exploitation was without result, the shipments for the year being below those for 1936. While the market is incap- able of absorbing shipments on consignment, no increase in exports can be expected. Rosewood. , The exports of rosewood were maintained but the market is still limited. Cohune Nuts. A second American company is now exporting cohune nuts whole for processing in the U.S.A. and a steady trade is being worked up. The local cracking plant has ceased operation and its future appears to be uncertain. The actual exports of domestic forest produce for the year ended 31st December 1937 are given elsewhere in this Report. NEIL S. STEVENSON, Conservator of Forests. 3rd January 1938. Crop Report. The exceptionally dry weather throughout the greater part of the quarter has had a marked effect on agriculture generally. The heavy rains that fell during the latter part of December, however, may help to improve conditions. Although the actual rainfall for the whole year is in many areas in excess of the average the year on the whole has been in a sense a dry one. Heavy rain fell during the very early months of the year, mid-year and again late in December. The greater part of the year, however, was dry. Bananas. Due to dry weather conditions and the combination of Panama and Sigatoka di- sease the production during the quarter was less than estimated. While actual shipments show little variation from those of the same period in 1936 this very fact is somewhat disturbing. With the activity taking place in banana growing one would have expected a substantial increase on the 1936 output. That this is not so is attributed to two main causes, (a) disease, as noted above and (b) the tendering for sale of poor fruit. The latter factor has been very evident of late and the result has been a very great increase in the number of rejects. A note of warning to those interested in bananas in the Belize River area is not out of place here. The amount of thin immature fruit being shipped from the Belize area is alarming. It would be wise for all interested parties to look into this matter and prevent the shipment of such fruits. Citrus. There is little to report. Shipments of medium size were made during the quarter. Prices on the United Kingdom market remained fairly good. The dry weather encouraged flowering but the exceptionally heavy rains which fell during the last few weeks of Dec- ,ember may do a certain amount of harm. Figures of shipments are given elsewhere in this Report. Coconuts and Copra. The industry received a severe shock as the result of a sudden decline in demand and prices. During the quarter the price for nuts dropped as much as $6.00 per 1,000 to the Slow figure for this time of the year of $9.00. Sugar Cane. While weather conditions at the beginning of the year were ideal for good sugar cane growth, the unusually dry weather during the second half has materially reduced the estimated production for the 1938 crop and it is feared that not more than 10,000 tons of cane will be produced. Food Crops. Contrary to expectations the corn crop has not proved to be in excess of that of the previous years. In some parts there is a shortage and there is no great movement of corn. The rice crop in the Toledo District was slightly in excess of last year's crop but growers are holding in spite of the offer of a higher price for paddy. Red Kidney Beans have been planted in larger quantities than last year. In the Corozal District the production of food crops, in particular vegetables, has received a great deal of interest as the result of the organization of the Corozal Producers' Association. An attempt at organized marketing has been started and small regular shipments of vegetables are being made to Belize. The following vegetables, amongst others, are being grown very satisfactorily: Cauliflower Celery. Cabbage, Beets and Carrots. H. P. SMART, Agricultural Officer. 5.1.38. , 1 9 3 7 I 9 3 COMMODITY Unit Quarter ended 31st Dec. Total to 31st Dec. Quarter ended 31st Dec. Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Q Bchs. Cwt. Bananas Grapefruit, Fresh, Grapefruit, Canned, Plantains Rum Chicle Coconuts Copra Cohune Nuts C tuine -Kernels Cedar Logs Mahogany Logs Logwood Rosewood Cedar Lumber Mahogany Lumber No. Galls. Lbs. No. Lbs. Cwt. Cu. Ft. Cu. Ft. Tons Cu. Ft. Cu. Ft. 167,038 5,963 66 50,400 I0 168,021 2,106,700 37,920 7,154 10,074 114,260 84 100 1,742 82,286 $49,279 12,375 1,347 504 I0 55,557 38,414 1,18o 2,620 8,328 103,138 1,367 3,386 1,588 938,985 14,852 893 272,600 763 659,914 4,958,980 356,798 8,091 546 18,235 426,037 214 251 5,725 $330,491 31,431 4,663 2,228 783 189,186 77,267 10,975 3,985 3,052 14,109 392,911 3,382 7,572 4,985 85,493 305,605 322,875 215,786 2,028 308 29,000 1,426 256,833 2,281,380 129,524 2,528 22,907 6o 50 858 85,619 $72,211 5,202 1,701 274 1,436 65,775 40,239 2,894 2,427 20,853 720 1,388 756 89,624 4 6 I d rotal to 31st Dec. O quantity Value 696,127 $244,338 &t j 18,781 41,277 r P 0 1,416 8,381 0 o f x k 0 193,200 2,314 ' 0 So oo 1 4,139 4,234 -C C 767,128 191,040 ,310o,no 63,930 8 425,996 10,456 I 1,254 484 H 3,974 18,250 R 20,562 17,421 0 403,547 398,749 g 1552 1,745 5 2961 8,518 , 3,842 3,202 .. 310,043 311,529 ========= = = = CD - --~- -------------- . . I 9 3 7 I 9 3 6 COMMODITY Unit Quarter ended 31st Dec. Total to 3Ist Dec. Quarter ended 31st Dec. Total to 3Ist Dec. Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Butter and Butter substitutes Cheese Rice Flour, Wheaten Beans and Peas Lard Meats, Preserved Milk :- Unskimed-Sweetened Unsweetened Salt Spirits:- Alcohol Whiskey Sugar, Refined Chicle.. Mahogany Logs Apparel, Wearing Tractors Trucks & Trailers for Mahogany operations .. Cotton piece goods Hardware Machinery Oils :- Diesel Kerosene, 15o0 TTO' Gasoline Lubricating Silk & Art. Silk piece goods Soap, Common . Cwt. Bags of 196 lbs. Cwt. Galls. Cwt. Lbs. Cu. Ft. No. or Agricultural No. Lin. Yd. Galls. Lin. Yd. Cwt. 44 14 457,450 63,037 2 $ 1,325 1,911 1,623 6,836 574 7,593 4,491 3,761 1,391 335 263 49 150,455 42,194 4,032 6,8oo 25,853 5,1I9 3,221 -- 5,998 18,360 5,093 14,256 1,719 53,630 429 2,036 972 2,887 482 8,499 2,467 201 233 1,285 2,859, 145 1,273 800 1,948 541 1,289 1,562 136 2,092 1,035,078 463,370 Io 36 60,261 147,144 29,073 22,100 127,034 22,582 140,430 1,641 $3,317 4,989 4,611 18,264 898 17,507 11,214 14,368 4,558 1,408 829 781 5,666 311,717 458,269 15,078 40,060 16,405 12,471 9,116 11,547 16,956 4,978 2,890 22,200 6,290 18,567 8,Io8 42 47 316 759 26 231 167 307 55 364 2,398 81 1,127 145,631 23,535 11,521 8,329 5,i66 4,455 16,781 . 814 22,025 254 $ 675 1,021 982 5,o66 176 2,835 1,489 4,639 466 353 1,419 358 2,843 37,272 23,094 3,406 1,365 1,781 4,429 3,827 1,389 658 2,473 459 3,549 1,628 3 5tri bo oo o & t-a 'm Res ONO wo 8 at" 0 , 0 t 0 H 0 4 3 ?| 9 0,S- 1 w (b o-t - ?| 158 201 866 2,555 238 687 481 1,271 266 I,181 6,200 871 3,805 767,231 486,059 18 78 42,306 106,527 20,130 21,570 97,785 11,242 44,691 945 $2,262 4,079 2,970 15,114 796 8,322 6,580 10,456 2,168 1,479 4,o61 3,I35 9,384 199,616 490,853 5,711 64,222 30,737 7,379 9,624 26,361 13,927 3,971 3,136 15,190 5,899 7,139 4,836 L !_ Ir I 9 3 7 I 9 3 6 COMMODITY Quarter ended 31st Dec. Total to 31st Dec. Quarter ended 31st Dec. Total to 31st Dec. Unit Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Beer, Ale, Stout, Cider, &c. Butter & Butter substitutes Cheese Rice .. Flour, Wheaten, Beans and Peas Lard and its substitutes, Meats .. Milk :- Unskimmed-Sweetened, ,, Unsweetened, Galls. Cwt. Bags of 196 lbs. Cwt. ,, Sugar .. .. . Tobacco:- Cigarettes . .. .. .. L Leaf .. . Mahogany logs .. .. .. .. Cu. I Apparel, Wearing, .. Boots, Shoes and Slippers .. .. Doz. Carriages, Carts and Wagons :- Trucks and Trailers for Mahogany and Agri- cultural operations, Tractors .. . .. .. .. N Cotton piece goods, .. .. .. .. Lin. Hardware, all kinds, Implements and Tools, Me licines and Drugs, Oils :- Diesel, .. .. .. .. .. Ga Gasoline, .. .. Kerosene, 150 .. Lubricating, .. .. Art. Silk piece goods, .. .. .. Lin. Soap, Common, .. .. .. .. Cw 4,406 9871 479 6,293 8,679 2,593 I,716 2,993 4,287 1,575 5,7711 4,548 16,159 22,150 3,856 4 515,161 87,453 160,450 96,510 14,396 144,730 1,684 )s. :Ft. prs. yd. lls. Yd. t4 $ 4,779 12,481 9,465 19,405 51,153 12,560 21,071 48,287 31,716 11,668 15,564 5,288 3,248 26,979 31,070 35,478 8,734 13,600 55,166 14,735 io,341 13,339 10,128 30,017 16,504 7,027 20,306 9,132 13,236 2,7891 1,445 26,069 34,655 8,096 5,357 8,784 15,022 4,209 15,3671 19,241 86,910o 402,999 10,982 40 1,764,432 494,839 611,835 316,756 59,957 351,016 7,424 $ 14,427 43,156 29,100 76,813 218,079 44,849 64,947 129,362 109,002 33,755 39,239 22,272 18,028 477,641 91,576 104,063 74,079 118,741 187,057 58,278 40,038 56,743 58,187 112,428 54,042 25,224 48,154 40,496 3,487 6661 325 5,682 8,276 1,848 1,302 2,126 3,007 775 6,782 4,914 16,736 20,928 3,3511 11 430,209 53,170 73,094 60,205 16,205 94,342 1,760 $ 3,951 10,328 6,337 15,878 46,216 11,621 14,729 32,638 17,910 6,417 14,142 5,256 3,769 23,706 15,302 35,970 24,043 37,001 43,088 14,230 8,885 17,363 5,666 13,009 9,959 6,177 13,303 8,464 10,679 2,279 ' 1,260 22,810 33,704 7,298 4,478 7,469 11,289 3,639 25,009 17,723 68,398 418,803 8,6041 45 i,6II,89i 292,839 450,659 212,767 55,516 233,697 6,798 $11,615 34,818 24,301 63,141 167,629 33,867 48,433 106,048 81,541 25,890 53,762 19,022 16,970 500,144 69,734 88,832 91,967 141,588 151,627 60,532 32,136 50,742 30,805 79,562 35,348 23,798 29,588 34,072 00 ~oQ~ -t3 .o 00 00 0 0 a (1. CD 0 0 08 -a alt o ? ? ? o 0 M C ,, ,, The visible balance of trade for the years 1936 and. 1937 as shown by the foregoing figures was as follows:- 1936 1937 Imports 3,272,833 3,981,249 Exports 2,413,851 2,602,600 Visible Trade Balance $858,982 $1,378,649 CUSTOMS IMPORT REVENUE:-The net collections of Customs import rev- enue (Import Duties and Package Tax) for the year under review showed an excess of about $87,802 over those for the previous year. The comparative figures are as follows:-- 1936 1937 January $ 33,102 $ 38,088 February 31,569 38,937 March 33,476 52,271 April 40,830 41,922 May 34,362 38,931 June 34,042 32,150 July 33,655 38,517 August 35,719 43,729 September 43,467 47,465 October 30,917 50,175 November 38,467 51,640 December 48.477 52.060 438,083 525,885 The net receipts for the Customs & Excise for the period ber, are shown in the following statement: - 1st January to 31st Decem- Head of Estimate Proportionate Estimate Import Duties Package Tax Export Duties Light Dues Tonnage & Wharf Dues Excise Duty on Spirits .. Excise Duty on Cigarettes Warehouse Rents . 410,000 33,000 45,ooo 17,000 1,500 45,000 6,ooo 6,ooo Receipts +or- $488,949 36,908 39,743 15,616 1,449 68,635 6,688 19,520 $78,949 3,908 5,257 1,384 51 23,635 688 3,520 IMMIGRATION:-The total number of non-official immigrants arriving in the Colony during the quarter was 65, the particulars being as follows:- Port of EUROPEAN, AMERICAN AND ASIATICS WEST INDIAN & CENTRAL AMERICAN Total Entry British Syrian Palestinian Asiatic Jamaican Other Mexican B.W.I. Belize 15 I 4 I 43 I 65 In addition, one official arrived in the Colony during the quarter. The occupation of the non-official immigrants were:- European, American and Asiatic. Engaged in professional occupation 1 Engaged in commerce 7 Industrial and skilled workers 1 Missionaries and Members of Religious Societies 5 Married women and children 7 21 West Indian and Central American. Engaged in professional occupation 2 Engaged in commerce 1 Industrial and skilled workers 2 Missionaries and Members of Religious Societies 2 Engaged in Agriculture 13 Married women and children 24 44 65 R. K. MASSON, Collector of Customs. 14th February, 1938. |
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| MILLISECOND | CLASS.METHOD | MESSAGE |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor | Application State validated or built |
| 0 | sobekcm_database.verify_item_lookup_object | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor | Navigation Object created from URI query string |
| 0 | sobekcm_database.verify_item_lookup_object | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.display_item | Retrieving item or group information |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.get_entire_collection_hierarchy | Retrieving hierarchy information |
| 0 | sobekcm_assistant.get_entire_collection_hierarchy | |
| 0 | cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation | |
| 0 | cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation | Found item aggregation on local cache |
| 0 | item_aggregation_builder.get_item_aggregation | Found 'all' item aggregation in cache |
| 0 | system.web.ui.page.page_load (ufdc.page_load) | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor.on_page_load | |
| 0 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_style_references | Adding style references to HTML |
| 0 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page | Reading the text from the file and echoing back to the output stream |
| 113 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page | Finished reading and writing the file |