194 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 18 JULY, 1950.-(No. 36).


No. 356.
 PUBLIC LIBRARY, KINGSTOWN.

 The Public Library, Kingstown, will
remain closed to the general public for
the remainder of the current month
during which the present work of re-
organisation will proceed.
 The reopening of the service by His
Honour the Administrator will take
place on Tuesday, 1st August next at a
short formal ceremony which it is pro-
posed to hold at 5. p.m. on that day at
the Public Library. The Leneral public
is cordially invited to be present dn
that occasion. which will mark the
beginning of a bigger and better and
free Library service for the community.
 18th July, 1950.
(E. 17/1950).



No. 357.
 BURIAL GROUND, OVERLAND
 VILLAGE.

 The Governor in Council has approv-
ed of the use, as a Church Burial
Ground, of a portion of the lot or parcel
of land situated at Overland Village in
the Parish of Charlotte, on which stands
the new Methodist .Church, and which
contains by admeasurement 8,712 sq.ft
and is bounded as follows :-
 On the North by a public road,
 On the East by the Windward High-
 way,
 On the South by lands of Eli Jordan
 and Alexander Bowen, and
 On the West by lands of Horatio
 Ryan.
 19th July, 1950.
 (P. 6/1950).



 No. 358.
 COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY
 CONFERENCE, NEW ZEALAND.

 It will be recalled that in 1948 the
 Honourable T. A. MARRYSHOW, C. B. I.,
 was selected as Windward Islands Dele-
 gate to the Elmpire Parliamentary
 Conference in London. Selection in
 1948, was made by the Unoffical mem--
 bers of the Grenada L-gislature, Grenada
 being the oldest of the four colonies of
 the Windward Islands.
 St. Vincent comes next in group
 seniority and the -Honourable E. A. C.
 HUGHES has been selected by the
 Unofficial Members of the St. Vincent


Legislature as Windward Island Dele-
gate to the Commonwealth Parliamen-
tary Conference to be held in New
Zealand commencing on the 13th Nov-
ember this year. Mr. HUGHES will be a
guest of the New Zealand Branch of the
Commonwealth Parliamentary Associa-
tion.
 18th July, 1950.
(A. 59/1948).


No. 359.
 LEGISLATION.

 The following documents are pub-
lished with this issue of the Gazette:-
 S.R. & O. No. 57.-The St. Vincent
 Girls' High School (Amendment)
 Regulations, 1950.
(J. 36/1940).

 S.R. & 0. No. 58.-The Government
 and Assisted Primary Schools
 (Amendment) Regulations, 1950.
(1. 44/1945).

 S.R. & O. No. 59.-The Prices Con-
 trol (Amendment No. 22) Notice,
 1950.
(J. 1/1949).
 18th July, 1950.


No. 335.
 HURRICANE NOTICES.


 PRELIMINARY NOTE.

 At the direction of the Central Hurri-.
cane Committee a brochure is in course
of preparation containing :
 (1) detailed arrangements for warn-
ings in the event of the approach of hur-
ricanes and concerning the organisation
of hurricane relief;
 (2) nominal roll of Hurricane Com-
mittees;
 (3) information on the relationship of
Central Committees to District Commit-
tees;
 (4) supply Services;
 (5) protection and Reserve Services;
 (6) shipping arrangements,
and a number of other directions and ar-
rangements which will become operative
in St. Vincent and the St. Vincent Gren-
adines in the event of storm warning
and if hurricanes materialise.
 Pending completion, publication, dis-
tribution and sale of this brochure, the
customary Notices are meanwhile being
published hereunder for information and
guidance.