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VOL. 84.] SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 14 AUGUST, 1951.


[No. 42.


 GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

No. 374.
 VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCE THE GOVERNOR TO DOMINICA.

 His Excellency thl Governor, Brigadier Sir R. D. I-. AIiUNDELL, K.C.M.G.,
O.B.E., left Grenada for Dominica on 11th August, 1951. on an official visit of
about three weeks.
 During His Excellency's absence from Grenada, His Ilononr WALLACE
MACMILLAN, Administratorl of Grenada, will be Gr'vei nor";- D puty.
 14th August, 1951.
 (A. 2/1950).


No. 375.
 HURRICANE NOTICES.

 It is hereby notified for general
information that m the event of a
hurricane threatening or approaching
the Island, the following warning will
be given:-
WARNING THAT A HU-RICAINE iS
 THIIEATENL'D.
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 minutes
with an interval of 10 minutes.


 F'OR 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.
 14th August, 1951
!W. 25/1949).

No. 376.
 LAND ARRANGEMENTS.
 I.-ANNUAL.
 'Non-Commissioned Officers in charge
 of Police Stations throughout the
 parishes outside of Kingstown are Hur-


 Srcane Relefei Ocers. hney are to oe
Note:-In order to avoid conuiision ii2 in constant touch with the District
 time ot commencement of rgiing Committees and must render them
 the bells is to be taken from thU useful service in hurricane condi-
 Church nearest to the Police Station tions. They are to keep a list of local
 in each town or village. Justices of the Peace and of persons


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