No. 21. Income Tax. 1967. (1) the income of any approved Pension or Superannua- tion Scheme; (m) the income arising from investments of any fund or scheme approved by the Administrator in Coun- cil under section 34; (n) income arising from a scholarship held by a person receiving full time instruction at a university, col- lege, school or other educational establishment. The expression "scholarship" includes any exhibition, bursary or any other simliar educational endow- ment; (o) income arising from the business of shipping carried on by a person not resident in the Colony provided that the Comptroller is satisfied that an equivalent exemption from income tax is granted by the country in which such person is resident to persons resident in the Colony and, if that country is a country other than the United Kingdom, to persons resident in the United Kingdom. The expression "business of shipping" herein means the business carried on by an owner of ships, and for the purposes of this definition the expression "owner" includes charterer. For the purposes of this part of this section a company shall be deemed to be resident in the coun- try in which the central management and control of its business is situate: Provided that nothing in this section shall be con- strued to exempt in the hands of the recipients any dividends, interests, bonuses, salaries or wages paid wholly or in part out of the income so exempted. (p) the official residence of the Chief Minister. (q) Non-pensionable inducement allowances paid or payable, on or after such date as the Administrator in Council may notify by Notice in the Gazette, to designated officers under the Overseas Service Aid Scheme. Government 6. The Administrator in Council may by Order published loans. in the Gazette provide that the interest payable on any loan charged on the public revenue of the Colony shall be exempted from the tax, either generally or only in respect of interest pay- able to persons not resident in the Colony; and such interest