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No. 121.
 MARRIAGE OFFICER.
 Reverend HENRY WERNER as a Mar-
riage Officer of the Colony in respect of
the congregation of the West Indies
Mission, with effect from 23rd Febru-
ary, 1954.
 23rd February, 1954.
(J. 22/1951).


 No. 122.
 OBITUARY.

 The Administrator has le:rnt with
 profound regret of the death today
 of Mr. JOHN WRAY BELL who
 served the Colony for many years as
 Officer in Charge of Messrs Cable &
 Wireless Ltd.
 The Comnuinunit" suffers a keen
 sense of loss in his passing.
 23rd February, 1954.
 (A. 45/1954).


No. 123.


LEAVE NOTICES.


 VACATION LEAVE.
 Miss ELAINE DOUGLAS, Staff Nurse,
Colonial Hospital, has been granted
three anI a half months' vacation leave
with eff-ct from 1st February, 1954.
 23rd February, 1954.
(M. 2/1951 II).

No. 124.
 EXTENSION OF LEAVE.
 With reference -o Government Notice
No. 24 published in the Gazette of 12th
January, 1954, Mrs. ERCELLE CUM-
MINGS, Junior Clerk, Public Works
Department, whose vacation leave conm-
menced from 4th January, 1954, andt not
28th December, 1953, as stated in error,
has been granted two weeks' extension
of leave on half pay as from 15th
February, 1954.
 23rd February, 1954.
(P. F. 211).


No. 125.


VACANT POST.


 VACANCY FOR AN ART MASTER
AT THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE FOR BOYS,
 BRITISH GUIANA.
 Applications are invited from suitably
qualified candidates for appointment to
a post of Art Master, Queen's College,
which will shortly become vacant.


 2. The salary of the post is in the
scale $3,000 x $120 $3,600 x $144-
$4,320 x $240-$4,800 per annum and
a temporary cost-of-living allowance of
$240 per annum is also payable.
 3. Candidates should possess at least
the Art Teachers' Diploma (England) or
its equivalent, awarded after a course of
4-5 years at a recognized Art qclhool in
the British Commonwealth. Candidates
must have had several years' teaching
experience in a Secondary School.
 4. The person selected must be pre-
pared to tale ;in active interest in the
school games-cricket, football, hockey ,
-and in some of the other extra-mural
activities e.g. dramatic iind debating
societies, science club, Cadet Corps,
Scouts.
 5. The appointment will be pension-
able, subject to satisfact!ry service
luring a probationary period of two
years, and the plerrso,' selected will lie
subject to the Colonial Regulations and
to local General Ordeis and instructions
in force for the time being in so far as
they are applicable. He will also be
eligible for vacation leave at the rate of
five days for ?ach completed month of
resident sei vice up to a maximum of six
months, subject to the completion of a
minimum tour of service of two years.
The officer will be eligible for assisted
passages for himself (and, if he is
married, for his wife) when granted
leave of absence, subject to the provis-
ion of funds annually by the Legislative
Council and to the requirements of the
Public Officers Leave (Passages) Regu-
lations, 1952.
 6. Applications should be submitted
to the Principal of Queen's College,
British Guiana, not later than the 15th
March, 1954, giving full details of the
officer's experience and qualifications,
together with copies of testimonials and
a recent photograph of the candidate.
 23rd February, 1954.
(PSC. No. 105/5/13).
(A. 15/1950 II).



No. 126.
 UNDER THE BURIAL GROUNDS
 ORDINANCE, 1951.

 PRIVATE BURIAL GROUND.
 By virtue of the power contained in
Section 3 (2) of the Burial Grounds
Ordinance, 1951 (No. 1 of 1951) the
Governor-in-Council has set apart and
licensed as a private burial ground a
portion of land, part of the Glen Estate,