494 SAINT VINCENT, THURSDAY, 27 DECEMBER, 1951.-(No. 67).


Majesty's Stationery Office, may he ob-
tained from the Crown Agents for the
Colonies, through Government Office,
St. Vincent, at a price of 6/-.
 14th December, 1951.
 (J. 2511947).
 By Command,
 A. L. SAMUEL,
 Acting Government Secretary.
 GOVERNMENT OFFICE,
 27th December, 1951.


 VACANT POST.

 HEADMASTER, GRENADA BOYS'
 SECONDARY SCHOOL.

 Applications are invited for filling the
vacant post of Headmaster, Grenada
Boys' Secondary School. The salary of
the post, which is pensionable, is $2,880
(600) per annum rising by annual in-
crements of $96 (20) to $3,120 (650)
per annum ih addition to a temporary
cost of living allowance at the rate of
$480 (100) per annum. Appointment
may be made at the maximum salary
of the grade if necessary, should the
qualifications of the candidate appear to
justify such a concession.
 2. The qualifications required are a
University degree, professional training
in education, appropriate experience, and
an interest in elementary school work.
 At least two testimonials should ac-
compan)y the application.
 3. The Headmaster Vill be required
to take charge of the boarding establish-
ment in consideration of which he will
be provided with Iree quarters.
 4. The average daily attendance of
the School is 300 and the boarding estab-
lishment can acconmmodate 50 students.
 5. Applications should he addressed
to the Administrator, Administrator's
Office, Grlenad,: and should be received
not later /ltia the 3 1,t ,January, 1952.
 W. MACMILLAN,
 Adc in i.sttato; Grenada.
ADmI sN I ST R A TO R'S ()0 1 C E,
 (t GRNADA, B.VW..,
 14th DecemTer. 195].
(A. 50119,;0.)


 DEPARTMENTAL AND
 OTHER NOTICES.

 ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT.

 The attention of all consumers is
drawn to an amendment, No. 1I10 of
1951, to the Electricity Supply and Re-


frigeration Regulations gazette on the
13th November, whereby the reconnec--
tion feestfor consumers who have been.
disconnected for arrears of accounts
have been amended to :-
 (a) Places within a radius of half a
 mile from the Power Station, a
 minimum of 50c.
 (b) For places beyond a radius of half
 a mile from the Power Station,-
 a minimum of 50c.. with an in-
 crease of 30c. per mile up to a
 rnaxi.mum of $1.40.
 These charges will come into imme-
diate effect.
 Consumers are requested to read the
notice at the head of their bills, which
requires payment of accounts by the
15th of each month.
 J. MALONEY,
 Acting Superintendent,
 Electricity & Telephone Department.
 7th December, 1951.
(P. 23/1943).


 STATEMENT OF CURRENCY NOTE
 CIRCULATION IN THE BRITISH
CARIBBEAN, TERRITORIES (EASTERN
 GROUP) ON 1ST DECEMBER, 1951.

Average Circnlation
 during October, 1951-Br. Caribbean
 Notes ... $22,298,484
 Gov't Currency Notes Not available
 British Caribbean Notes:-
 Trinidad ... $13,283,000
 Barbados ... 3,582,000
 British Guiana ... 7,520.000
 Leeward and Wind ward


Islands


.. 4,086,000


 Total British Caribbean
 Currency Note Circu-
 lation ... $28,471,000
 T'rinidad Goveriment
 Note Circulation 6,848,852
 Barbados Government
 Note Circulation 865,340
 British Guiana Gov-
 ernment Note Circu-
 lation ... 2,904,100

 Total circulation on
 1. 12. 51. ... $39,089.292
 L. P. SPENCE,
 E.recultiv Cono.n issioner,
 British Caribbean
 (urrencvy Board.
British Caribbean Currency
 Board.
 Treasury Chambers,
 Port of Spain.
 Trinidad, B.W.I.