SAINT VINCENT. TUESDAY, 2 AUGUST, 1955.-(No. 47). 247


 Agricultural Department
 Notices.

 There are available for sale from the
Camden Park Experiment Station, the
following:
 2 Large White Gilis-aged 5 months
 at $40.00 each.
 4 Large White Boars- ,, 5 ,
 at $40.00 each.
 7 Large White Gilts-aged 9 weeks
 at $25.00 each.
 12 Large White Boars- ,9
 at $25.00 each.
 These pigs are the progeny .,f three
pedigreed sows recently imported from
England through the National Pig
Breeders Association.
 2nd August, 1955.


 AUCTION SALE.

 The undermentioned animals will be
sold by Auction at the Camden Park
Experiment Station on Wednesday the
17th August, 1955 at 1.30 p.m.
 Cattle
 Six (6) heifers ranging i n age from
 6 months-2 years.
 One (1) cow.
 Pigs
 One (1) Large Black gilt.
 Sheep
 Two (2) ewes, 3 ewe lambs and 4
 young rams.
 One (1) Jack Donkey.
 2. Terms of sale will be cash.
 3. The animals may be inspected at
any time during working hours up to
the morning of the sale.

 HUGHI S. McCONNIE,
 Ag. Superintendent of Agriculture.
 2n(c August, 1955.


 CONTROL NOTICES.

 The attention of all importers is in-
vited to the provisions of Section 15 of
the Second Schedule to Ordinance No.
27 of 1954, dated 20th July, 1954, which
prohibits the importation of any fresh
carcass whether frozen or chilled, or


 New Zealand, Australia, and the
 United States of America, and
 (b) in accordance with the terms of
 a permit granted by the Agricul-
 tural Superintendent:
 The provisions do not apply to any
Importations made on behalf of the
Government of the Colony:
 or
any cooked or sterilized meat imported
in hermetically sealed containers.
 Attention is also invited to Control
Notices appearing on pages 146 and 155
of the issues of the Government Gazette
for the 17th and 25th May, 1955, respect-
ively, wherein meat and meat products
from Denmark and Holland are specifi-
cally prohibited, except when sterilized
and put up in hermetically sealed con-
tainers, certified by a Government Vet-
erinarian of the country of origin, and
that the certificate accompanied each
consignment.
 It is to be clearly understood that any
meat or meat product arriving in the
Colony in contravention to the above
provisions, and without the requisite cer-
tification, being invoiced subsequent to
the 30th July, 1955, will be confiscated;
consequently importers having unexe-
cuted orders in unauthorised places are
advised to cable instant cancellation of
such orders so as to obviate any further
loss.
 C. R. WILLIAMS,
 for Controller o* Supplies.
 26th July, 1955.
(A 24/1951).


 It is hereby notified for the iniorma-
tion of all merchants. bakers and shop-
keepers that as o re lut (f s1(p<cial
request Commander li nd flour is
now in stock at the C(ontrol Depart-
inent. and is being sold at 40cents above
the normal price of $9.40 per sack,
namely $9.80 per sack.
 The maximum Wholesale Price of
this brand of Flour is $10.28 per sack.
There is no change in the retail price of
Flour.
 C. R. WILLIAMS.
 for Cu ntroller of Supplies.
 2nd August, 1955.


 POLICE NOTICE.


any cured or pickled carcass of any eat- The general public and especially
tle, pig, sheep or goat, or any portion boatmen and porters are reminded of
of any such carcass, or of any semen the following sections made under the
ir the Colony, unless such importation Passenger Boats Ordinance
is made- 1. Every built boat, rowing boat or
 (a) Directly from any of the follow- canoe must be clearly marked with the
 ing countries viz. Great Britain, -umber of passengers which it is li-
 Northern Ireland, Eire, Canada, "ensed to carry.