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


 It is hereby notified for general
information that in the event of a
hurricane threatening or approaching
the Island, the following warning will
be given:-
WARNING THAT A HURRICANE 15
 THREATENED.
Day or Night.
 Church bells in towns and villages will
ring for one period of three minutes.

 HURRICANE APPROACHING THE
 ISLAND.
Day or Night.
 Church bells in towns and villages will
ring for two periods of three thinutes
with an interval of 10 minutes.
'Note:-In order to avoid confusion the
 time of commencement of ringing
 the bells is to be taken from the
 Church nearest to the Police Station
 in each town or village.

 FOR SHIPPING IN KINGSTOWN
 HARBOUR.
Day.
 A white flag with a black centre will
be flown from the Police Barracks.
Day or Night.
 A siren will be blown from the Police
 Barracks.
 11th July, 1950.
 (W. 25/1949).

 No. 350.
 EXPORTATION OF LIVESTOCK.

 With reference to Notice No. 305 of
 22nd June, 1950 appearing in the Offi-
 cial Gazette of the 23rd June, 1950, it
 is hereby notified for general informa-
 tion that the ban on the exportation of
 Cattle, Sheep and Goats-is hereby lifted
 as from the date of the publication of
 this notice. This order does not and
 will not apply until further notice, to
 the dependency of Bequia from which
 no animals whatever will be permitted
 to be exported to any other island
 including St. Vincent and the other
 Grenadines.
 The export of these animals will be
 permitted by licence from the Supplies
 Control Department, and under super-
 vision of the Department of Agriculture
 which will ensure the disinfection of the
 hoofs of the animals concerned before
 embarkation.
 It is to be understood that the ban on
 the exportation on Pigs still remains
 until further notice.
 11th July, 1950.
 ,(B. 19/1950).


No. 332.
 AGATHA SLATER, DECEASED.

 Any person claiming to be heir or next
of kin of the above-named born of
JANE JACK and EDWARD SLATER in the
Island of St. Vincent who resided for
some time in the Island of Trinidad and
died on 21st June, 1945, intestate, a
Major in the Salvation Army in the
Island of Jamaica, B. W. I., where she
had her last fixed place of abode should
communicate with the Administrator
General for Jamaica, Government Build-
ings, East Block, Kingston P. O. with
necessary evidence to establish such
relationship. All claims should be
forwarded to reach him by 30th July,
1950.
 4th July, 1950.
(R. 1/1950).

No. 315.
 DEATH OF ELIAZAR STEPHEN IN
 FRENCH GUIANA.

 The following death on the 19th
February, 1950, has been notified by the
French Guiana Authorities :
 ELIAZAR STEPHEN, a bachelor, born
in St. Vincent, B.W.I., on the 26th
March, 1886, son of Brun Stephen and
Catherine Richards, both deceased.
 27th June, 1950.
(R. 4/1950).

No. 304.
 VACANT POST.

 VACANCY FOR BINDER IN GOVERN-
 MENT PRINTING OFFICE,
 ST. VINCENT.

 Applications are invited for the post
 of Binder in the Government Printing
 Office, St. Vincent.
 The post, which is pensionable, car-
ries salary in the scale $480 x $24-
$576 per annum. A temporary cost of
living bonus at the rate of $109.20 per
annum at $480 rising by $1.80 for
every $24 to $116.40 per annum at
$576 is also payable, and there are
facilities for overtime work. Salary at
a higher point than $480 will be grant-
ed, if necessary, to a qualified candidate.
 Applicants must possess a full know-
 ledge of binding and ruling and must
 produce particulars to that effect.
 Applications should be addressed to
 the Government Printer, Government
 Printing Office, St. Vincent, and should
 reach him no1 later than the 31st July,
 1950.
 20th June, 1950.
 (J. 59/1943).