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SAINT VINCENT
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
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VOL. 101] SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 8 OCTOBER, 1968. [No. 65.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
No. 249.
GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Notification has been received that the
following persons have declined the
award of Government Scholarships with
effect from September, 1968, Vide
Gazette Notice dated 27th August,
1968:-
ANTHONY LINLEY
ELIZABETH GREAVES
VICKLYN CATO
JASMINE DEFREITAS.
Consequently Executive Council has
approved the award of these scholar-
ships to the undermentioned persons:-
ULRIC MIGUEL
DENISE PROVIDENCE
VANDA DASILVA
ELSA LEWIS.
Ministry for Social Services,
Kingstown.
3rd October, 1968.
No. 250.
Of
sale
which
FANCY ESTATE LAND ROVER
fers in writing are ite for the
of the Fancy ver
h may be in e'iU s
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Vale Compound Monday through Fri-
day between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to
12.00 noon and 1.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m.
Offers should be addressed to the Sec-
retary, Central Supply Tenders Board,
and should reach him not later than
Tuesday, 15th October, 1968, at
3.00 p.m., and should be clearly marked
TENDER FOR THE FANCY ESTATE LAND
ROVER.
Ministry of Finance.
3rd October, 1968.
No. 251.
VACANCY NOTICE
VACANT POST OF ELECTRICIAN-
COOLIDGE, ANTIGUA.
Applications are invited from suitably
qualified persons for appointment to the
post of Electrician Coolidge Airport,
Antigua.
2. The salary of the post is $3,984
x 180-4,524/4,704 x 180-5,244.
3. The appointment is pensionable
and will be subject to medical fitness.
4. Candidates should have:
(a) Academic: City & Guilds
Electrician Certificate or
equivalent.
(b) Technical: 4-5 years ap-
prenticeship with responsible
firm.
384 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 8 OCTOBER, 1968.-(No. 65.)
5. Further particulars may be ob-
tained from the Establishment Oficer
Kingstown, to whom applications should
be forwarded not later than 31st Octo-
ber, 1968.
8th October, 1968.
No. 237.
VACANT POST OF INSPECTOR
OF SCHOOLS, ST. VINCENT
Applications are invited from suit-
ably qualified persons for the above
post.
2. The post is pensionable with
salary in the scale $4,884 x $180-
$5,064 x $240-$6,084. Appointment
on contract for three (3) years in the
first instance may be considered.
3. Applicants should:
(i) Be graduates of a recognized
University.
(ii) Possess a diploma or degree
in Education.
(iii) Have experience of teaching
in elementary schools.
Consideration will also be given to
applicants who posses only the B.Ed.
from the University of the West Indies.
4. Applications giving full particu-
lars and with supporting documents
should reach the Establishment Officer.
Kingstown, St. Vincent not later than
15th October, 1908.
5. Further particulars of the post
can be obtained from Establishment
Division, St. Vincent.
Establishment Division,
11th September, 1968.
By Command,
J. V. ALVES,
Permanent Secretary,
Chief, Minister's Office,
CHIEF MINISTER'S OFFICE,
ST. VINCENT.
8th October 1968.
DEPARTMENTAL AND
OTHER NOTICES.
SAINT VINCENT.
TREASURY NOTICE.
BY THE AUTHORITY OF
TIE LAND AND HOUSE TAX
ORDINANCE.
It is notified for general information
that Land and House Tax payable in
respect of the current year will be re-
ceived at the Tax Office, Kingstown, and
at the District Revenue Offices at
Georgetown, Barrouallie, Bequia and
Union Island during the period 1st No-
vember to 31st December, 1968, and at
Sandy Bay, Colonarie, Biabou, Mesopo-
tamia, Layou and Chateaubelair on the
dates listed hereunder:-
Sandy Bay
-Friday 22nd November and 13th
December.
Colonarie
-Every Thursday during the months
November to December, except
Thursday 26th December.
Mesopotamia
-On Friday 8th, 15th, 22nd Novem-
ber and 6th, 13th, 20th December.
Biabou
--On Tuesday 3rd, 10th, 17th Decem-
ber.
Layou
-Every Monday during the months
November to December, except
Monday 30th December.
Chateaubelair
-Every Friday during the months
November to December.
It is further notified that the Land
and House Tax Bailiffs will be in atten-
+'; :'e :'t :'')st of the Out-districts on the
above dates and defaulters for previous
years are asked to take steps to have
their arrears settled promptly, as War-
rants have already been issued to the
Bailiffs for the several Districts to take
Proceedings by way of Distress against
the properties of all defaulters.
A. J. DaSILVA,
Accountant General.
Treasury Chambers,
Kingstown,
Saint Vincent.
2nd October, 1968.
NOTICE
THE LIQUOR LICENCE
ORDINANCE
No. 11 OF 1948
Persons intending to apply for Certi-
eates of Fitness to sell intoxicating
Liquor in respect of the year 1969 un-
der the above named Ordinance are
hereby reminded that:
1. There will be the Annual Licens-
ing Sessions for the Parishes of
Saints Andrew & George, Char-
lotte, Saint David, Saint Patrick
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and the Grenadines in the month
of December, 1968, for the pur-
pose of considering the grant of
new certificates and renewals in
respect of the year 1969.
2. Application forms are available at
the Magistrates' Office, Kingitown
and at the various Police Stations.
3. Applications for new Certificates
should reach the Magistrates'
Office, Kingstown, not later than
the 31st day of October, 1968.
4. Applications for renewals should
reach the Magistrates' Office in
time for consideration by the
Licensing Boards at the Annual
Licensing Sessions in December,
1968; Applications for renewals
are subject to a late fee if they are
not received in time.
5. The time and date and place of
the several Sessions will be pub-
lished in a subsequent notice in
the Government Gazette.
6. Notice of intention to oppose
grant of certificate must be served
upon the Magistrate and upon the
licensed dealer not less than seven
days before the day fixed for the
holding of the Licensing Session
or hearing of the application.
7. Applicants are reminded that
there are nine classes of liquor
licences issued under the Ordin-
ance i.e.
Class 1-Wholesale Licence
Class 2-Retail Town Licence
for Kingstown, Georgetown,
Chateaubelair, Calliaqua, Bar-
rouallie, Layou.
Class 3-Retail Country Li-
cence
Class 4-Retail Grenadines Li-
cence
Class 5-Hotel Licence
Class 6-Refreshment House Li-
cence
Class 7-Occasional Licence
Class 8-Bottle Licence
Class 9-Proprietary Club Li-
cence
8. Applicants are reminded that a
Class 6 Licence i.e. a Refreshment
House Licence shall not be granted
to any person who is' not the hold-
er of a Bottle Licence under
Class 8.
C. E. A. RAWLE
L. A. D. WILLIAMS
S. A. BROWNE
Chairmen,
Liquor Licensing Boards.
Dated this 26th September, 1968.
386 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 8 OCTOBER, 1968.-(No. 65.)
(ECCA 32)
EAST CARIBBEAN CURRENCY AUTHORITY
ASSETS AND
LIABILITIES
Demand Liabilities:
Notes in Circulation
Bankers' Balances
EC$
LIABILITIES AS AT 31ST AUGUST, 1968
ASSETS
External Assets:
EC$
36,508,177
28,927,800 65,435,977
General Reserve
Other Liabilities
EC$
Current Accounts and
Money at Call in
London
3,009,454 United Kingdom
Treasury Bills
1,025,112
Other United Kingdom
Government
Securities
Currency Issue
Accounts with Banks
in Barhados*
EC$
15,663,294
31,212,480
17,500,344
129,791 50,547,700
Central Bank of Trinidad
and Tobago Notes 1,228,00(
British Caribbean Currency Board
Notes
Government Local Debentures
Local Treasury Bills
Other Assets
EC$69,470,543
65,733,909
109,484
2,503,050
689,820
434,280
EC$69,470,543
[Proportion of external assets to
demand liabilities 100.5%]
*Convertible into sterling on
demand
N. L. SMITH,
Acting Managing Director.
1st October, 1968.
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