No. 7 of 1954. Virgin Islands Constitution 5 Virciy
and Hlections. [sLanDs.

(2) Where in this Ordinance— Mode of
publication.

(a) any notice, list or any other instru-
ment is required to be “ published”, then,
unless the contrary intention appears in any
section, the publication thereof shall be made
by posting the same on the door of any Court
House, Church, Chapel, School-house or other
building in the Presidency whieb in the
opinion of the Commissioner will give pub-
licity to such instrument. And in places where
there is no such building as aforesaid, such
instrument may be affixed to a board and
fastened up in a conspicuous place; and

(6) any paper, list or report is required Mode of
to be printed under the provisions of this Printins.
Ordinance such paper, list or report may,
instead of being so printed be represented or
reproduced by means of a typewriter, roneo,
cyclostyle or other similar apparatus or by
any other method by which words, figures or
signs may be represented or reproduced in
visible form.

(3) References in this Ordinance to Her
Majesty's dominions shall have effect as if they
included references to all British protectorates and
British protected states and to all territories
administered by the Government of any part of
Her Majesty’s dominions under the trusteeship
system of the United Nations.

(4) For the purposes of this Ordinance a per-
son shall not be considered to hold u public office
if he is on leave of absence pending relinquishment
of such office or by reason only that he is in receipt
of a@ pension or other like allowance in respect of
service in any such office; and if it shall be declared ‘
by any law in force in the Presidency that
an office shall not be a public office for all or any
of the purposes of this Ordinance, this Ordinance
shall have effect accordingly ax if such law were
enacted herein,