358 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 13 NOVEMBER, 1951.-(No. 59).


No. 564.
 ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND MAIN-
 TENANCE COURSE.

 Mr. VIVIAN DURRANT, Road Over-
seer, Public Works Department has been
awarded a scholarship under a C. D. & W. N
scheme to undergo a six months' course
of training and observation in road con-
struction and maintenance in Trinidad.
 Mr. DUARANT left the colony 2nd
October, 1951. a
 13th November, 1951.
 (P. F. 183).


 No. 565.
 LEGISLATION.

 The Right Honourable the Secretary
 of State for the Colonies has notified that
 His Majesty the KING will not be advised
 to exercise his power of disallowance in
 respect of the following Ordinances of
 bhis Government:-
 No. 12 of 1951.-An Ordinance to
 amend the Teachers Pensions
 Ordinance 1944.
 (E. 20/1945).

 No. 23 of 1951.-An Ordinance to
 ensur? that owners and occupiers
 of agricultural land fulfil their
 responsibilities to the community
 by managing their land in such a
 manner as to prevent erosion and
 ruination of the soil.
 (B. 33/1949).

 No. 24 of 1951.-An Ordinance to
 implement an agreement made
 between the Government of the
 Colony of Saint Vincent and the
 Colonial Development Corpora-
 tion for the construction mainte-
 nance and operation of hydro-
 electric works by the Corporation
 in the said Colony.
 (P.2/1951).
 13th November, 1951.

 No. 566.
 The following documents are publish-
 ed with this issue of the Gazette:-

 S.R. & O. No. 109.-The Prices Con-
 trol Amendment No. 39) Notice,
 1951.
 ,(T. 20/1949).

 S.R. & O. No. 110.-The Electricity
 Supply and Refrigeration (A-
 mendment) Regulations, 1951.
 .(P. 23/1943).


S.R. & 0. No. 111.-The Prices Con-
 trol (Amendment No. 40) Notice,
 1951.
T. 20/1949).
13th November, 1951.

Jo. 567.
 SUPPLEMENT TO GAZETTE.

 The Accounts of the Colony for the
 >eriod 1st January to 31st August,.1951,
 ,re published with this issue of the
 Gazette.
 13th November, 1951.

 No. 567.
 VACANT POSTS.

VACANCY FOR ASSISTANT AGRICUL-
TURAL OFFICER BRITISH HONDURAS.

 Applications are invited for the post
of Assistant Agricultural Officer, British
Honduras.
 The post is pensionable and carries a
salary in the scale of $1,632 x $72-
$2,280 x $108--$2,712 with an adjustable
cost of living allowance of $144 per
annum, and a temporary additional cost
of living allowance of $180 per annum.
The starting point in the above scale
will depend upon the selected officer's
qualifications and experience.
 When travelling on duty a subsistence
allowance of $3.00 for the first six days
and $2.00 a day after the first six days,
is paid.
 The appointment will be on probation
 for two years in the first instance. If
 the officer is confirmed in the appoint-
 ment, he will be eligible for admission
 to the permanent and pensionable estab-
 lishment. In other respects the appoint-
 ment will be subject to Colonial Regula-
 tions and local General Orders. Free
 passages will be provided on first ap-
 pointment and on termination of ap-
 pointment for the officer and family not
 exceeding four persons in all. Leave
 with fnll salary is granted at the rate of
 5 days for each month of resident ser-
 vice, with maximum of 180 days. The
 length of tour is 2-3 years. Free pas-
 sages on leave are provided for the
 officer and his wife snuject to the pro-
 vision of funds annually by the Legis-
 lative Council.
 Candidates should possess qualifica-
 tions not lower than a Diploma of the
 Imperial College of Tropical Agricul-
 ture, Trinidad. They should have a
 sound knowledge of Tropical crops and
 field practice in general, including the