348 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 20 NOVEMBER, 1951.-(No. 61).
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No. 574.
 LAND SURVEYORS EXAMINATION.

 By the authority of Section 3 of the
 Land Surveyors Ordinance 1947 (No. 41
 of 1947), the under-mentioned person
 has been appointed an examiner for the
 purpose of examining candidates wish-
 ing to obtain certificates of competency
 in land surveying :-
 Mr. W. H. YOUNG, A.R.I.C.S., Senior
 Surveyor of the Directorate of
 Colonial Surveys.
 20th November, 1951.
(P. 48/1944).

No. 575.
 TRANSFERS.

 The following transfers within the
 General Clerical Service have been ap-
 proved with effect from 1st November,
 1951:-
 Mr. N. R. CUMMINGS, Junior Clerk,
 from the P.W.D. to the Treasury
 Department;
 Mr. C. W. ITON, Junior Clerk, from
 the Treasury to Public Works
 Department.
 20th November, 1951.
 (P. Fs. 104 and 174).

 No. 576.
 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 Ordinance of
 bhis Government:-
 No. 28 of 1951.-An Ordinance to
 confer powers, and impose duties
 and restrictions, in relation to
 gold, currency. payments, secutri-
 ties, lets, anll the import, export,
 transfer and settlement of pro-
 plrty, and for purposes connected
 wilh the matters aforesaid.
(S. 15/1949)-
 20th November, 1951.

No. 577.
 The under-mentioned Bills are pub-
lished with this issue of the Gazette and
may be seen at the Government Office,
Kingstown Library, District Post Offices,
Police Stations and at all Revenue Offi-
ces :-
 Bill for an Ordinance to iamenl the
 Stamp Ordinance, Chanter 195.
(F. 4111943).


 Bill for an Ordinance to provide an
 arbitration tribunal for the set-
 tlement of disputes in Public
 Utility Undertakings and in
 Public Health, Hospital and Sani-
 tary Services.
(J. 9/1950).
 20tb November, 1951.


No. 578.
 The following documents are publish-
ed with this issue of the Gazette:-
 S.R. & 0. No. 112.-The Prison
 (Amendment) Rules, 1951.
(J. 8/1950).

 S.R. & O. No. 113.-The Prices Con-
 trol (Amendment No. 41) Notice,
 1951.
(T. 20/1949).
 20th November, 1950.


No. 579.
 MISCELLANEOUS.

 BRITISH COLONIAL POLICY.

 The following statement which was
made in the House of Commons on the
14th November, 1951, by the Right
Honourable the Secretary of State for
the Colonies is published for general
information:-
 "Certain broad lines of policy are
 accepted by all sections of the House
 as being above party politics. These
 have been clearly stated by my pre-
 decessors from both main parties.
 Two of them are fundamental. First,
 we all aim at helping Colonial Terri-
 tories to attain self-government with-
 in the British Commonwealth. To
 that end we are seeking, as rapidly as
 possible, to build up in each territory
 the institutions which its circum-
 stances require. Secondly, we are all
 determined to pursue the economic
 and social development of Colonial
 Territories so that it may keep pace
 with their political development.
 I should like to make it plain at the
 outset that His Majesty's Government
 intends no change in these aims. We
 desire to see successful constitutional
 development both in those territories
 which are less advanced towards self-
 government, and in addition, those
 with more advanced constitutions.
 His Majesty's Government will do
 their utmost to help Colonial Govern-
 ments and Legislatures to foster the
 health, wealth, and happiness of
 Cololnial peoples.