SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 20 NOVEMBER, 1951.-(No. 61). 371


 Applications should be addressed to
the Colonial Secretary, British Hondu-
ras, together with certified copies of
testimonials to reach him as soon as
possible and in any event not later than
the 15th December, 1951.
 13th November, 1951.
(A. 15/1950).

No. 546.
 ASSISTANT MISTRESS (GRADUATE),
 GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, ST. VINCENT.

 Applications are invited for the post
of an Assistant Mistress (Graduate) for
the Girls' High School, St. Vincent,
B.W.I.
 The graduate qualifications preferred
should include Geography or French,
with subsidiary Mathematics or Biology.
 The salary of the post, which is pen-
sionable, is $1,032 rising by annual in-
crements of $72 to $1,440 per annum.
 A temporary cost-of-living bonus is
payable at the usual rate granted to
Civil Servants.
 The candidate selected may be ap-
pointed at any point in the scale accord-
ing to qualifications and experience.
 The appointment will be probation-
ary in the first instance, and the ap-
pointee may be confirmed in the perma-
nent, pensionable post after one year's
satisfactory service.
 The Girls' High School is under the
 control of the Government of St. Vin-
 e.ent, and teachers on its Staff possess
 the status of Civil Servants.
 Free passage to St. Vincent to lalke up
 appointment is provided.
 Applications, with details of lo ;ca-
 tion, qualifications, age and experience,
 and copies of not more than three testi-
 monials should be sent to the Education
 Officer, Department of Education, St.
 Vincent, not later than 15th December,
 1951.
 6th November, 1951.

 No. 549.
 NOTICE OF BRITISH NATURALI-
 ZATION.

 Notice is hereby given that Dr. and
 Mrs. WLADYSLAW STEFAN KULESZA of
 Georgetown, St. Vincent, B.W.I. are
 applying to the Home Secretary for
 naturalization, and that any person who
 knows any reason why naturalization
 should not be granted should send a
 written and signed statement of the
 facts to the Under Secretary of State,
 Home Office, London, S.W.I.
 6th November, 1951.
 By Command,
 A. L. SAMUEL,
 Acting Government Secretary.
 GOVERNMENT OFFICE,
 20th November, 1951.


 i DEPARTMENTAL AND
 OTHER NOTICES.

 CUSTOMS NOTICES.

 The following goods have been seized
for a breach of section 90 Cap. 183:-
 N/M 24 Empty Kerosene Tins
 1 Bag containing 63 Flour bags
 1 ctn. ,, 7 do.
 I. Dodds 30 Empty Kerosene Oil Tins.
12th November, 1951.


 The undermentioned Livestock have
been seized for a breach of Section 4 (1)
of the Import and Export (Control) Regs.
1939 as amended by Section 2 of the
Import (Control) Regs. 1940.
 4 Fowls.
 V. D. ARCHER,
 Collector of Customs.
CUSTOMS,
 12th November, 1951.


 ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT.

 No. 4 engine at the Power Station will
be closed d own for overhaul from Sun-
day the 25th November until Thursday
the 29th November. Consumers are
asked to use the minimum amount of
current during the hours 6 to 9 p.m.
between the above dates including the
25th, so that load shedding may be re-
duced to a minimum.
 It is not possible to issue a schedule of
 sections which may be isolated as cir-
 cumstances at the Power Station are
 entirely governed by the immediate
 demand and elaborate isolating facilities
 do not exist.
 There will be no general restrictions
 for shop lighting at Christnms, the de-
 partment will endeavour to carry the
 load : but he prepared !

 .J. MALONEY,
 Actinlg superintendent Electricily
 & Telephone Department.
 12th November, 1951.
 (A. 24/1951).


 POLICE NOTICE.

 RIFLE RANGE.

 It is hereby notified for general infor-
mation that the new Rifle Range at
Camden Park has been completed and
is now in use.-