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No. 12 of 1973.-An Act to provide
 for the continuance of the dissolu-
 tion of the Kingstown Board and
 the extension of the tenure of office
 of the Commissioners.

No. 13 of 1973.-An Act to confirm
 the Consumption Tax (Amendment)
 Order 1973.
No. 14 of 1973.-An Act granting an
 exclusive licence to the St. Vincent
 Electricity Services Limited for the
 supply of electricity, providing for
 the exercise and performance of


 functions relating to the supply of
 electricity and for purposes con-
 nected therewith and making pro-
 visions with regard to revocation of
 of the licence.
No. 15 of 1973.-An Act to amend the
 Customs Ordinance, Cap. 183, and
 to make provision for the preven-
 tion of smuggling.
No. 16 of 1973.-An Act to amend
 further the Medical Registration
 Ordinance.
5th June, 1973.


 No. 87.
 ADVERTISEMENT FOR A COMPETITION FOR AN EMBLEM
 FOR THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY.



 The Commonwealth Caribbean Regional Secretariat announces a public
competition for the award of a cash prize to the person, who must be a national
of the Commonwealth Caribbean, submitting the most suitable design of an
emblem for the Caribbean Community. An additional cash prize will be
offered for the entry adjudged to be the next most suitable submission.

 2. On first August, 1973, Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and
Tobago will become members of the Caribbean Community and it is expected
that the seven Leeward and Windward Islands, Belize and the Bahamas will
become members by the 1st May, 1974, bringing the total membership of the
Community to thirteen.

 3. The competition will be governed by the following conditions:
 1. The design must be executed on plain paper and must be of
 a size not exceeding 6" X 6" square. The medium should
 be in colour, the particular material (water colour, oil paints
 etc.) being left to the discretion of the competitor.
 2. No competitor may submit more than two entries.
 3. Entries must carry a label bearing the name, address and
 nationality of the competitor.
 4. Each entry must be accompanied by a separate sheet of paper
 containing the name and address of the competitor and a
 statement that the entry is the original, unaided work of the
 competitor and not a copy.
 5. The panel of judges will reserve the right to amend the win-
 ning entry, if necessary, in order to create a suitable emblem.
 The decision of the judges will be final.

 6. Entries must be submitted in sealed envelopes addressed to-
 SECRETARY-GENERAL,
 COMMONWEALTH CARIBBEAN REGIONAL SECRETARIAT,
 THIRD FLOOR,
 BANK OF GUYANA BUILDING,
 GEORGETOWN, GUYANA.

 7. No entry will be considered which is received by the Secre-
 tary-General after 1st August, 1973.