SAINT VINCEN ', TUE8D


 (e) Responsibility for Kitchen and
 Dining Hall Inventories and
 preparation and submission of
 Diet Slips to the Steward for
 Issue and check.
 (f) Responsibility for the direction
 and dele"-atien of dut'c-: ?f all
 personnel employed in the
 kitchen and dining hall.
 (g) Such other duties, not inconsistent
 with the above, as the Medical
 Superintendent, with the appro-
 val of the Senior Medical Officer,
 may direct.
 5. Applications should be addressed to
the Senior Medical Officer, to reach his
office not later than 15th July, 1957.
 2nd July, 1957.

No. 294.
 DIRECTOR OF WORKS. DOMINICA.

 Applications are invited from suitably
qualified candidates for appointment to
the post of Director of Works, Dominica.
particulars of which are as follows:-
 1. Appointment:
 The post is on the permanent and
 pensionable establishment and the
 appointment carries with it the lia-
 bility to transfer to any post of equiva-
 lent status within the Windward
 Islands. An appointment may, how-
 ever, be made on a temporary non-
 pensionable contractual basis for a
 period of 3 years in the first instance.
 2. Salary:
 The salary is in the scale 1,300 x 25
 -1,500 per annum.
 3. Allowances:
 Transport and subsistence allowances
 are payable in accordance with local
 regulations in respect of approved
 travel on duty.
 4. Duties:
 The officer will be responsible for the
 administration of the Public Works
 Department and for the planning and
 execution of Public Works develop-
 ment schemes as well as the general
 supervision of all aspects of the de-
 partment's work. By virtue of his
 office the officer is a member of various
 Boards and Committees. He will also
 be required to perform such other
 duties as may from time to time be
 assigned to him by the Administrator.
 5. Qualifications:
 The officer must be a Corporate
 Member of the Institute of Civil En-
 gineers, or hold some qualification of
 equivalent status and should have
 good administrative experience and
 ability.
 6. Quarters:
 Quarters are not provided. Should
 Government quarters become available
 at any time rental would be charged
 at the rate of 10% of salary or 5% of
 the assessed value of the quarters,
 whichever is less.


 7. Passages:
 Free passages to Dominica will be
 provide( on first appointment for the
 officer, his wife and children, not ex-
 ceeding five persons in all. Children
 to bq under 18 years of age, unmarried
 and dependent on the officer. In the
 case of a contract appointment free
 return passages will be provided on
 the satisfactory completion of the
 contract.
 8. Leave and Leave Passages:
 Vacation leave will be granted at
 the rate of 45 days for each completed
 pe--i-r' of 12 months resident service
 and mav be accumulated up to a maxi-
 nimum of 183 days. In the case of a
 contract appointment, vacation leave
 will be granted at the rate of 1 week
 for e.?ch completed period of 3 months
 resident service; such leave to be taken
 on the satisfactory completion of the
 period of engagement. Leave passages
 are provided in accordance with the
 Windward Islands Leave Passage Regu-
 lations.
 9. General Information:
 The Officer will be liable to all taxa-
 tion imposed by local enactments. He
 will also be subject to the Colonial
 Regulations, local General Orders, and
 Financial and Store Rules and subsi-
 diary legislation in force for the time
 being.
 Applications giving full particulars of
 candidates and accompanied by two
 testimonials should be addressed to the
 Chief Secretary, Windward Islands,
 Grenada, and should reach him not later
 than the 31st July, 1957.
 25th June, 1957.

 No. 295.
 COPY OF NOTICE INSERTED IN THE
 BOARD OF TRADE JOURNAL OF
 13TH APRIL, 1957.

CLAIMS AGAINST ITALY ARISING OUT OF THE
 WAR.

 In order to hasten the determination
of outstanding claims by nationals of
the United Kingdom under Article 78 of
the Treaty of Peace with Italy, H.M.
Government in the United Kingdom on
March 29th, 1957, entered into a Memo-
randum of Undertaking with the Italian
Government providing (inter alia) that
No CLAIMS BY UNITED KINGDOM NATIONALS
CAN BE PRESENTED TO THE ITALIAN GOVERN-
MENT AFTER SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1957.
 The Italian Government have agreed
to communicate their decisions on all
outstanding claims already presented to
them, by March 28th, 1958, and as re-
gards any further new claims which may
be received by them between the date
of the Memorandum and September
28th, 1957, will communicate their de-
cision in writing to H.M. Government
within twelve calendar months from the


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