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Persons attending this function in
cars are requested to park them on
the A.C.C. Grounds.

E. M. V. JAMES, Lt. Col.,
Traffic Commissioner.

24th January, 1955.
Ref. No. 36/0v004.

TRAFFIC NOTICE.

On Monday, 7th February, 1955 at
10.30 a.m. there will bea Rehearsal of
of the Youth Rally which will be
held during the visit of Her Royal
Highness Princess Margaret on the
A.C. C. Grounds. It is therefore
necessary to make the following
Orders:—

Clozing of Roads and Parking
of Cars.

From 10 a.m. until the end of the
programme, no traffic will be allowed
to travel or park on East Street,
between Long Street and the Parham
Road.

No parking will be allowed on the
Factory Road, between East Street
and the Coronation Road.

No vehicular traffic will be allowed
on the Coronation Road west of the
Prison.

Members of the public attending
the Youth Rally will park their cars
on the grounds of the St. John’s
Boys’ School.

Vehicles from Government House
will travel through the North-west
Gate, turn right West of the Pavilion
and proceed to the Royal Dias.

K. M. V. JAMES, Lt.-Col.,
Trafic Commissioner.
Ref. No. 36/00004.

 

University College Hospital of
the West Indies.

Applications are invited for the
post of Registrar in the Division of
Medicine at the above-named teach-
ing hospital which is in special
relationship with the University of
London. High+r qualifications cesir-
able jut not essential. The success-
ful candidate will be required to be
in Jamaica as early as possible after
appointment.

The appointment will be for one
year in the first instance, subject to
renewal. Salary is payable within
the scale £800 x 100—£1,000/£ 1,100
x 100—£1,400 per annum, depend-
ing on experience and qualifications.
Single accommodation and board,
or a limited number of unfurnished
flats for unmarried or married officers,
are provided ata deduction of £125
per annum or 5% of salary, respect-
ively. Return first class passage by
sea will be paid for one person only.

Further information may be ob-
tained from the Hospital Manager
and Secretary, University College
Hospital, Mona P. O., Jamaica,
B. W. I., to whom applications stating
age, nationality and details of qualifi-
cations and experience, together with

LEEWARD ISLANDS GAZETTE.

three recent testimonials or the
names and addresses of three
referees, should be sent by the 28th
of February, 1955.

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[3 February, 1955.

referees and including the approxi-
mate date on which the candidate
could become available, shonld be
sent by the 28th of February, 1955. |

 

University Collese Hospital of
the West Inilies.

Applications are invited for two
posts of Registrar or Senior Registrar
in the division of Surgery at the
above-named teaching hospital which.
ig in special relationship with the
University of London. Applicants
should possess a higher qualification
in Surgery. ‘The successful candi-
dates will be required to assume
duties as soon as possible after the
15th of March and the Ist of June,
1955.

The appointments will each be for
one year in the first instance, subject
to renewal. Salary is payable within
the scale £800 x 100—£1,000/£1,100
x 100—£1,400 per annum, clepend-
ing on experience and qualifications.
Single accommodation and board for
a limited number of unfurnished
flats for unmarried or married offi-
cers, are provided at a deduction
of £125 per annum or 5% of salary,
respectively. Return first class pas-
gage by sea will be paid for one
person only in each case.

Further information may be = ob-
tained from the Hospital Manager
and Secretary, University College
Hospital, Mona P. O., Jamaica,
B.W.I., to whom applications stating
age, nationality and details of qualifi-
cations and experience, together with
three recent testimonials or the names
and addresses of three referees, should
be sent by the 28th of February,
1955.

University College Hospital of
the West Indies.

Applications are invited for the
post of Senior Registrar in the
depariment of Diagnostic Radiology
at the above-named teaching Hospital
whic is in special relationship
with the University of London.
Preterence will be given to candi-
dates holding a diploma in diagnostic
radiology.

The appointment will be for one
year in the first instance, subject to
renewal. Salary will be in the scale
£1,000 x 100—£1,400 per annum,
depending 9n experience and qualifi-
cations. Single accommodation and
board or a limited number of
unfurnished flats for unmarried or
married officers, are provided at a
deduction of £125 per annum or 5%
of salary, respectively. Return first
class passages by sea will be paid
for one person only.

Further information may be ob-
tained from the Hospital Manager
and Secretary, University College
Hospital Mona P. O., Jamaica,
B,W. J., to whom applications stating
age, nationality and details of qualifi-
cations and experience, together with
three recent testimonials or the
names and addresses of three

Vacancy for Assistant Attorney
General, British Honduras.

Applications are invited for the
post of Assistant Attorney General,
British Honduras, which will fall
vacant about the middle of 1955.

g. The duties of this post are:—

(1) To prosecute for the
Crown in the Courts of the
Colony and to appear for the
Government in civil proceedings;

(2) To act as legal adviser to
Government, as directed by the
Attorney General;

(3) To draft or assist in draft-
ing the Jaws of the Colony;

(4) To perform any other duty
and render any further assistance
to the Attorney General us may
be directed.

8. The qualifications required are
those of a Barrister-at-Law with at
least four years’ practical experience.

4. The post is on the permanent
and pensionable establishment and
carries a salary in the scale of
$3,120 - 120 - 3.600 -150-3,900 KE. B,
$4,050-150-4,200. (44 B.H.=—£1 Ster-
ling). The point of entry to the
scale will depend on the qualifications
and experience of the successful
candidate.

5. except in the case of officers
confirmed in their appointments with
other Governments, the appointment
will be on probation for two years in
the first instance. The successful
candidate will be required to produce
a madical certificate of fitness, and
will be subject to Colonial Regulations
and to local General Orders. a

6. Free passages will be provided
on first appointment and on leave
for the officer and _ his family,
not exceeding four persons in all.
Leave with full salary is at the rate of
five days for each completed month
of resident service, with a maximum
of 180 days. The length of a tour is
2 to 3 years. Free passages on leave
are provided for the officer and his
wife, subject to the provision of funds
annually by the Legislative Assembly.
When travelling on duty a subsistence
allowance of $2.50 a day for the first
six days, $2.00 a day after the first six
days, and $1.75 a day after the first
thirty days, is paid.

7. Free quartersare not provided.
Bat, if Government quarters ure
allocated to the officer, rental is pay-
able at the rate of 75% of salary and
the basic heavy furniture is provided
at an annual rental of 6% of its total
value.

8. Income Tax is payable
accordance with local legislation.

9. Applications, containing full
particulars, should be addressed to the
Colonial Secretary, Belize, British
Honduras, to reach him «as soon as
possible and in any event not later
than the 28th February, 1955.

Ref, No, 13/00004—II.

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