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APPOINTMENT OF PRINCIPALRECEIVER OF WRECK SHIPPING ACT

No. 11 OF 1994

In exercise of the power conferred bySection 353 of the Shipping Act No. 11 of1994, the Minister responsible forShipping hereby notifies the public thatMr. Dermot P. Saltibus, Director of Mari-time Affairs has been appointed as Prin-cipal Receiver of Wreck for Saint Lucia.

Made this 18th day of August, 2003.

FELIX FINISTERRE,Minister responsible for Shipping.

Job Title : Principal

Schools : Corinth Secondary School

Classification : Grade 16

Functional Relationships

Reports to Education Officer for therespective District

Supervises: Teachers, Students

Internal Contacts: Works closely withthe Chief Education Officer /Instruc-tion, Education Officer and Teachersto ensure quality education at theschool

External Contacts: Liaises with par-ents/community members

Main Duties

The supervision of the physical safetyof the pupils;

The application of the syllabus in con-formity with the needs of thepupils of the school;

Allocation and supervision of the du-ties of members of staff;

Responsible for establishing andmaintaining the discipline of theschool;

Responsible for establishing andmaintaining the quality of instruction;

Ensure proper care and use of schoolfurniture, equipment and supplies;

Develop and maintain active relation-ship with parents through Parent/Teacher Association and/or Board ofManagement;

Furnish such returns as may be pre-scribed or required at any time by theMinistry of Education, Human Re-source Development, Youth andSports;

Ensuring the observance of the Edu-cation Act of 1999 and Regulationsgoverning the Teaching Service;

Perform such other duties as may beassigned from time to time by theChief Education Officer/Instructionand the Permanent Secretary.

Conditions

Accommodation provided in theSchool (office).

Institutional support is providedthrough appropriate PublicService/Teaching Service Regula-tions and Ministry Guidelines.

Opportunities exist for personal de-velopment and career advancementthrough orientation, general and spe-cialized in-service training.

Standards

Work performance will be evaluated onthe basis of the following:

Level of performance and accom-plishment of the school.

Quality of instruction as evidenced bystudent performance.

Effectiveness of staff managementand extent to which team spirit andparental involvement is exhibited.

Extent to which student participationin the administration of the schoolis followed and the level of disciplinemaintained.

Report accurate and quality informa-tion.

Proven knowledge and understand-ing of and the effective application ofTeaching Service Rules, Regulationsand the Education Act.

Compliance with the Ministry ofEducation, Human ResourceDevelopment, Youth and Sports De-partmental Guidelines and Policies.Effective implementation of duties,responsibilities and assignments asdefined in the job description.

Skills, Knowledge and Abilities

A working knowledge of and ability tointerpret Teaching Service Rules andRegulations; Ministry's Procedures,Staff Orders, Financial and StoreRules, Collective Agreements, etc.

Knowledge of the Standard OperationProcedures contained in the Ministry'sOperations Manual.

Capacity to provide effective manage-ment and institutional leadership.

Ability to creatively deploy participat-ing and team building approachesto school management.

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Capacity to work well with persons ofa range of dispositions and to estab-lish good rapport with stakeholders.

Decisiveness, soundness of judg-ment and clarity in issuing directives.

Qualifications and Experience

The candidates should possess the fol-lowing:-

A Masters Degree in Education (Ad-ministration), plus 5 years experiencein Educational Administration (lOBExecutive Diploma would be anasset).

OR

A Post Graduate Diploma in Adminis-tration, plus 5 years experience inEducation Administration (lOB Execu-tive Diploma would be an asset).

Salary

Salary is in the range of $51,635.57 perannum (Grade 16).

GENERAL

Quarters, free medical attention andmedicine will not be provided. The suc-cessful applicant's income will be liableto taxation in accordance with the IncomeTax Ordinance.

Applications should be accompaniedwith transcripts from the relevant institu-tions where applicable, as well as twoconfidential testimonials, one of whichshould be from the applicant's immedi-ate Supervisor.

Please note that performance and punc-tuality will be used as part of the criteriafor selection to the post.

Applications on the prescribed formsshould be addressed to:-

The SecretaryTeaching Service CommissionStanislaus James BuildingsThe WaterfrontCastries

to reach her no later than September 23.2003. Application Forms can be obtainedfrom the Secretary, Teaching ServiceCommission.

Ministry Of Education, Human ResourceDevelopment, Youth & Sports

August 28, 2003

ORGANISATION OF EASTERNCARIBBEAN STATES (OECS)

Pharmaceutical ProcurementService (PPS)

Post of Research / Quality ControlOfficer

Applications are invited from suitablyqualified nationals from the OECS Mem-ber Countries to fill the post of Research/Quality Control Officer at the OECS/PPS, situated in St. Lucia.

Key DutiesYou will report to the Managing Directorof the OECS Pharmaceutical Procure-ment Service (PPS) and will be requiredto:

Prepare documents and assist in ar-rangements for Technical AdvisoryCommittee and Policy Board Meet-ings;

Coordinate the regional continuingeducation program for member coun-tries;

Coordinate quality assurance pro-gram;

Collect and submit drug samples fortesting;Conduct periodic qualitative analyseson drug samples using an in-housemini-lab;

Liaise with Central Medical StoresManagers to assess and plan coun-try needs;

Collect data on pharmaceutical per-formance indicators;

Provide technical assistance to mem-ber states;Assist in Drug Utilization Reviews(DURs);Assist in the preparing the PPS Re-gional Formulary and TherapeuticsManual;Assist in the Tendering/Contracting/Procurement activitiesProvide drug information to healthprofessionals;Perform any other related duties.

Criteria for Selection

Diploma or associate degree in phar-macy with a minimum of three yearsworking experience.

Good written and oral communicationskills.

Terms of Appointment

Contractual appointment for a term oftwo years in the first instance with a P2salary scale.

Application Procedures

Submit curriculum vitae with two refer-ences, along with certified copies of cer-tificates.

Applications in sealed envelopes shouldbe clearly marked “Application for thepost of Research/Quality Control Of-ficer, OECS/PPS”, and addressed to:

Director, Corporate Services, OECSSecretariat, P.O. Box 179, The Morne,Castries, St. Lucia. The closing date forreceipt of applications is Friday, 31st Oc-tober 2003. Only applications underconsideration will be acknowledged.

For more information visit our websiteat www.oecs.org.

ADPC urgently requires to fill the posi-tion of “Project Manager (DemonstrationProjects)” under Asian Urban DisasterMitigation Program (AUDMP). For moredetails on this position please visit ourwebsite at:

http://www.adpc.net and click on the linkJob Opportunities.

Deadline for submission of all applica-tion along with the most updated CV is15 September 2003. All interested can-didate to write to the Manager, HumanResources and Administrat ion, [email protected].

Please note that only short-listed staffwill be contacted

WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION(WTO)

Vacancy Notice Number 500

Title : Telematics Technician

Grade : 51

Starting Salary: Approximately Swissfrancs 71,000 net p.a.

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Type of Appointment : Fixed-term con-tract for two years with possibility ofextension.

Closing Date : 30th September, 2003.


Title : Chief Infrastructure Section

Grade : 101


Type of Appointment : Fixed-term con-tract for two years with possibility ofextension.


Applications:

An application form may be down-loaded from the WTO website,www.wto.org, under “vacancies” orrequested from:

Director, Administration and GeneralServices Division

(Human Resource Section)WTO Centre William Rappard154, rue de Lausanne1121 Geneva 21, SwitzerlandFax: +41-22-739-5772Email: [email protected]

FOOD AND AGRICULTURALORGANISATION OF THE UNITED

NATIONS (FAO)

Vancacy AnnoucementNo.: 1215-TCD

Deadline for application: 2 October,2003.

Post No.: Unidentified

Position Title: Programme Officer

Level (grade): P-2

CGOG Code: 1A11

Duty Station: Rome

Duration : Fixed-Term 3 years

Organizational Unit : Programme Co-ordination Unit, TCDP Office of AssistantDirector-General Technical CooperationDepartment

E-mail: TCDP-vacancies@ fao.org

Vancacy AnnouncementNo.: 1211-AFI

Deadline for application: 19 September,2003.

Post No.: Unidentified

Position Title: Systems Support Officer

Level (grade): P-3

Duty Station: HQ

Duration : ROSTER

Organizational Unit : AFIT/S

E-mail: AFITS-1211@ fao.org

Vancacy AnnouncementNo.: 1210-RAP


Post No.: 0125156

Position Title: Senior Food SystemsEconomist

Level (grade): P-5

Duty Station: Bangkok, Thailand


Organizational Unit : Regional Office forAsia and the Pacific (RAP)

E-mail: margarita.flores@ fao.org

Vancacy AnnouncementNo.: 1209-RNE


Post No.: 0826383

Position Title: Information Officer

Level (grade): P-4

Duty Station: Cairo, Egypt


Organizational Unit : Regional Office forNear East (RNE)

E-mail: christina.engfeldt@ fao.org

Vancacy AnnouncementNo.: 1205-FOR


Post No.: 0827525

Position Title: Senior Forestry Officer(Global Forest ResourcesAssessment)

C.C.O.G. Code: 1H06

Level (grade): P-5

Duty Station: Rome


Organizational Unit : Forest ResourcesDevelopment Services, FORMForest Resources DivisionForestry Department

E-mail: peter.holgrem@ fao.org

For further information contact FAO at :FAO, Viale delle Terme di CaracallaRome, Italywww.fao.org.

WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION(WTO)

GENEVA


Title : Chief

Grade : 101


Type of Appointment : Fixed-termfor two years with possibility ofextension.


Applications:

An application form may be down-loaded from the WTO website,www.wto.org, under “vacancies” orrequested from:

Director, Administration and GeneralServices Division

(Human Resource Section) WTOCentre William Rappard154, rue de Lausanne1211 Geneva 21, SwitzerlandFax: +41-22-739-5772Email: [email protected]

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ORGANISATION OF EASTERNCARIBBEAN STATES

OECS Education Reform UnitKnowledge Management Coordinator

Responsibilities

You will be expected to workcollaboratively with other members ofstaff of the OERU and the OECS Secre-tariat in general; also with teachers, prin-cipals, Ministry of Education Officials,agencies and partners, and other actorsin developing and implementingprogramme activities in Information andKnowledge Management. Specifically,you will inter alia:

Organise and manage the TechnicalAdvisory Committees (TACs) in (i)Information Management and (ii) ICTin Education; and guide the imple-mentation of a harmonized ICT policyand strategy for educational systemsin the OECS.

Manage the activities that would leadthe OERU to becoming one of the topEducation Knowledge ManagementNetworks in the Caribbean region.This will include:

Developing and implementing KMplans and strategies, and formu-lating KM policies and guidelines

Ensuring that the OERU Knowl-edge Management program is fullyinformed of various opportunitiesand the agreed actions are carriedout efficiently and in a timelymanner

Serving as a focal point for all tech-nical and content related web-based activities; developing col-laboration and creating synergieswith knowledge management andICT staff in the OECS Secretariat,other OECS units, and membersof all OERU TACs on web utiliza-tion issues

Providing management and guid-ance to OERU Advisory Service Co-ordinator/Desk.

Managing and conducting relevantclient needs; knowledge, and IT/web assessments

Providing input into the selectionand implementation of a contentmanagement system

Providing relevant training to col-leagues and clients in the use ofKM products.

Advising clients and ensuring highquality of synthesized responsesto client queries on issues relatedto general information manage-ment, archives, records manage-ment, library, statistics, or com-puter science through the utiliza-tion of knowledge bases, commu-nities of practice, and other rel-evant internal and externalsources.

Designing and implementing asystem for monitoring the effective-ness of OERU KM activities includ-ing indicators for evaluating web-based and advisory service efforts(web statistics, tracking perfor-mance metrics, etc).

Marketing the OERU's knowledgemanagement products and ser-vices and engendering anawareness of the value of suchproducts and services among vari-ous constituents.

Facilitate the establishment of a com-puterized Education Management In-formation System (EM IS) in memberstates with linkage to centralizedmanagement information systems inthe Region.

Promote the use and development ofICT in the education and training sys-tems in member states and amongteachers and students and monitorthe progress.

Guide the deliberations and integratethe recommendations of the TACs inthe development of the OERU annualWork Plans and prepare quarterly,semi-annual and annual progressreports.

Selection Criteria

Advanced university degree (Master'slevel) and 5 years of relevant work expe-rience in information and communica-tion technologies, education, or relatedfield.

In-depth knowledge of the web andother computer technologies andgood understanding of knowledgemanagement principles, informationsystems and OERU/OECS businessprocesses.

Strong leadership and project man-agement skills; proactive, energetic,and self-motivated.

Highly effective interpersonal skillsand ability to network and cooperatewith relevant entit ies andpartners.

Demonstrated conceptual, analytical,innovative problem-solving, andevaluative skills.

Experience in organizing internationalevents (meetings, workshops. con-ferences and such).

Excellent writing, communications,and problem-solving skills.

Good work ethic, ability to take pro-fessional initiative, prioritize effec-tively, work with minimal supervision,and deliver according to setdeadlines.

Application ProceduresApplications are to be submitted for theattention of: Director of Corporate Ser-vices, Post of Knowledge ManagementCoordinator, OECS Secretariat, MorneFortune. POBox 179 Castries, St. Luciaand should reach him no later than Sep-tember 12, 2003. Applications shouldInclude Curriculum Vitae stating Nation-ality with two references, and certifiedcopies of relevant certificates. Applica-tions under consideration will be ac-knowledged- Applications can also besent via email to [email protected].

ORGANISATION OF EASTERNCARIBBEAN STATESProject Co-ordinator

(Judicial and Legal Reform)Applications are invited from suitablyqualified person to fill the position ofProject Coordinator (Judicial and LegalReform) at the OECS Secretariat.

Duties and Responsibilities:Under the direction of the LegalCounsel, the Project Co-ordinator Shallbe responisible for:Undertaking all project activities relatingto the OECS Judicial and Legal Reform(Supreme and District Courts).

Formulating the project implemen-tation plan.Monitoring project objectives andactivities.

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Ensuring the successful completionof all tasks and activities

Commiss ioning studies andresearch into Judicial Reform forimplementation.

Recruiting and supervising expertsand consultants for short-termassignments.

Preparing reports and relateddocumentation required by theSecretariat, Member States and theDonor Agency.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Candidates will need to demonstrate ontheir application that they have:

A first degree or equivalent.Training in Project Management.At least 3 years Project Manage-ment Experience.

Experience using Project Manage-ment software And Microsoft Officesuite.

Experience formulating and deliver-ing project implementalion plans.

Experience preparing and present-ing reports to a variety of stake-holders.Knowledge of the judicial and legalsystem operated in the OECS wouldbe desirable.

Terms of Appointment:

The appointment will be on a contrac-tual basis for one year. The salary, whichis attractive, will include Housing and carAllowance. The successful applicant willbe required to take up the position assoon as possible.

General:

Tax-free income.Non-contributory membership toGroup Health and Life Insurance.Relocation expenses reimbursed.

Application Procedures:

Applications are to be submitted for theattention of:

The Director Of Corporate Services."Post of Project Co-ordinator"OECS Secretariat,Morne Fortune,P.O. Box 179,Castries,St. Lucia

And should reach him on or beforeSeptember 19, 2003.

Applications should include CurriculumVitae with two references alongwith certified copies of relevant certifi-cates. Only appl ications beingconsidered wil be acknowledged.

MINISTRY OF TOURISM

TOURISM OFFICER I

Qualification and Experience:Applicants should possess:

A Bachelor's Degree in TourismManagement, Hospitality Management,Economics or related field plus 2 yearsexperience in a post at Grade 10 andabove;

or

A Bachelor's Degree in TourismManagement, Hospitality Management,Economics or related field plus 8 yearstotal experience in a post at Grade 7 andabove;

or

Diploma in Tourism Management,Hospitality Management, Economics orrelated field plus 3 years experience in apost at Grade 10;


The successful applicant wil l berequired to report and work under thedirection of the Director of ProductDevelopment. He/she wil l also berequired to respond whenevernecessary to the Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Tourism on matters related towork in progress.

The applicant will be required to:

assist in the processing of fiscalincentives to the tourism sectorincluding the appraisal ofapplications and monitoring ofbeneficiaries;

prepare technical reports andprojects proposals for projects in thetourism sector;

conduct and respond to enquirieson behalf of the Ministry throughcommunications dealing withtourism matters;

collect, compile and analyse tour-ism statistics and keep Governmentinformed of the performance ofthe sector on the basis of system-atic appraisal of the performancecriteria;

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assist in the collaboration and liaisewith Caribbean TourismOrganisation, the St Lucia Hotel andTourism Association, CaribbeanHotels Association and any otherOrganisation whose area isconcerned with tourism develop-ment;

monitor relevant developments intourism whether at a national orinternational level and advising onthe implications and anyconsequent desirable reactions ofGovernment;

liaise with other relevant depart-ments in the public/private sector incarrying out the Ministry ofTourism's work plan;

implement approved programmesrelated to assigned tour ismsub-sectors;

assist in formulating policies for thesustainability, improvement andefficiency of the tourism sector;

communicate Cabinet decisions torelevant persons or institutions forimplementing necessary action;

perform such other duties as maybe assigned from time to time bythe Permanent Secretary.

Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:

The applicant should have:

A working knowledge of the globaltourism industry

A working knowledge of datarecording and analysesprogrammes.

Salary:

Salary is in the range of $40,145.41 -$42,387.40 per annum (grade 12)

Applications on the prescribed formalong with certi f ied copies of al ldocuments pertaining to qualificationsshould be submitted to:

The SecretaryPublic Service CommissionBlock AWaterfrontCastries

to reach her no later than September26, 2003.

Note: Please be advised that unsuitableapplications will not be acknowledged.


VALUATION SURVEYOR I

INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT

Applications are invited from suitablyqualified persons for appointment to thepost of VALUATION SURVEYOR I, in theInland Revenue Department, Ministry ofFinance, International Financial Servicesand Economic Affairs.

Qualification and Experience:

Applicants should possess:

A Bachelor's Degree in Land Economyand Valuation Surveying

or

A Diploma in Land Economy andValuation Surveying plus two (2) yearspost qualification experience


The successful applicant wil l berequired to work under the direction ofand report to the Valuation Supervisoron matters related to work in progress.

The applicant will be required to:

determine valuation of propertiesfor Land and House Tax;

maintain valuation records,electronic and otherwise;

compile market data and carry outmarket analyses;

maintain a database of buildingcosts and development costs;

maintain an up-to-date journal ofproperty transactions;

appear as the Expert Witnessbefore the Land Valuation Board inmatters of appeal;

perform any other related duties asmay be assigned from time to time.

Conditions:

This is a scheduled travelling post. Thesuccessful applicant will be required tomaintain a motor vehicle for the properperformance of his/her duties. Travellingallowance will be paid in accordancewith approved rates.

Salary:

Salary is in the range of $40,145.41 -$42,387.40 per annum (grade 12)Applications on the prescribed formalong with certi f ied copies of al ldocuments pertaining to qualificationsshould be submitted to:

The SecretaryPublic Service CommissionBlock AWaterfrontCastries

to reach her no later than September26, 2003.

Note: Please be advised that unsuitableapplications will not be acknowledged.

Job Title : Director Of Public Service Training

Reports To : Permanent SecretaryMinistry of LabourRelations, Public Serviceand Co-operatives

Supervises : Public Service TrainingDivision

Classification : Grade 18

Relationships and Responsibilities:

Works under the direction of and reportsto the Permanent Secretary -Ministry ofLabour Relations, Public Service andCo-operatives.

Required to respond whenevernecessary to the Deputy PermanentSecretary and Permanent Secretary onmatters relating to work in progress.

Responsible for management of thework programme of the Training Divisionprogrammes and acts as liaison withexternal Development Agencies forGovernment endorsed trainingprogrammes.

Duties And Tasks:

Plans and directs the activities of theTraining Division and is responsible foral l matters connected with thesefunctions.

Coordinates the processing of trainingapplications and the preparation oftraining matters requiring the consider-ation of the Public Service TrainingCommittee and Cabinet.

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Takes follow-up action and ensurestimely implementation of the decisionsof the Training Committee and Cabinetregarding short-term, local, or in-servicetraining.

Coordinates the Ministry's TrainingNeeds Assessment exercises andprepares a list of training priorities, whichis reflective of the needs of the publicservice sector.

Designs training programmes andprepares a calendar of training eventsconsistent with prioritized in-servicetraining needs.

Acts as the l iaison with identif iedexternal funding agencies and ensures the timely provision of data and submis-sion of Government endorsed nomina-tions to these agencies.

Ensures where necessary, the submis-sion of training proposals to agenciesfor funding and implements theseprogrammes as required.

Evaluates training offers received andadvises the Permanent Secretary on thesuitability or otherwise of these offers.

Keeps the Training Committee informedof training awards granted by fundingagencies and of efforts to place Govern-ment endorsed nominees in overseasinstitutions.

Represents the Ministry on committees,and attends meetings, associated withthe training function as required.

Compiles monthly, quarterly and annualreports on the activities of the TrainingDivision for submission to the Perma-nent Secretary.

Performs any other related duties asmay be assigned from time to time bythe Permanent Secretary and DeputyPermanent Secretary, Ministry of LabourRelations, Public Service and Co-opera-tives.

Conditions:

Accommodation is provided in a generaladministrative office.Institutional support is provided throughappropriate Civil Service Rules andRegulations, Statutory Instruments andMinistry Guidelines.

Opportunities exist for personaldevelopment and career advancementthrough orientation, general and in-service training.

This post is pensionable according toPersonable Officers Order 1990.


Evaluation Method:

Work performance will be evaluated onthe basis of the following:

demonstrated supervisory andinterpersonal skills;

ability to meet assignment dead-lines and timely completion ofreports;

report quality as reflected by theirclarity and accuracy;

proven knowledge and under-standing of Civil Service Rules andRegulations, and ability to interpretand effectively apply them;

training problems handled and theeffectiveness of measures insti-tuted to resolve them;

compliance with Ministry guidelinesand standard operating proce-dures;

effective implementation of dutiesand responsibilities and assign-ments as defined in the job descrip-tion.

Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:

A working knowledge and understand-ing of and the ability to interpret Civil Ser-vice Rules and Regulations, and Stan-dard Operating Procedures.

Sound knowledge of training and per-sonnel development principles andpractices, and the ability to apply them.

Potential for leadership and scholarship.

Ability to issue clear directives.

Special skills in training design andmethodology, consultancy, planning andmanaging the training function.

Ability to analyze, make sound judgmentsand quick decisions.

Qualifications and Experience:

Bachelor's Degree in Public Administra-t ion, Development Administration,Human Resource Management,Management Studies or related field ofstudy plus three (3) years experience ina post at grade 15 and above.

Salary

Salary is at the range of $57,520.69 -$58,921.95 per annum (Grade 18).

Applications on prescribed form, alongwith certified copies of documents per-

taining to qualifications and two (2) re-cent testimonials should be addressedto:

The SecretaryPublic Service CommissionStanislaus James BuildingWaterfront, Castriesto reach him no later than September26, 2003.

INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

Vacancy AnnouncementNo. 03-LEG-104-RE

Position Title: Legal Officer

Level : P-3

Duty Station: The Hague

Duration : 1 year initially

Organizational Unit: Cabinet of the Reg-istrar, The Registry

Post Number: To be determined later

Minimum net annual salary: € 42.212plus € 15.027 post adjustment (sub-

ject to change)

Deadline for Applications: September21, 2003.

Competence and Skills

Advanced university degree in law. Mini-mum of 6 years of progressivelyresponsible professional legalexperience, at the national orinternational level.

Send your detailed curriculum vitae,indicating the Vacancy Number, togetherwith the personal history form to:

email: [email protected]

ICCP.O. BOX 19519,2500 CM The Hague, NetherlandsFax (applications only): (31) (70)515 8553

Applications are invited from suitablyqualified persons for appointment to thepost of Solicitor General within theAttorney General's Chambers.

Job Title : Solicitor General

Reports To : Attorney General

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Supervises : Attorney General'sChambers

Classification: Grade 21

Relationship And Responsibilities:

Heads the Solicitor General 'sDepartment within the Chambers.

Works under the direction andreports to the Attorney General onall matters of a legal nature.

Duties And Tasks:

The following include the principalduties of the Solicitor Generalwhich are to be performed inconsultation with the AttorneyGeneral and, where appropriate,the Deputy Permanent Secretary.

Managerial Aspects:

Functions as the Delegate of theAttorney General.

Supervises the work of staff of theSolicitor General's department inthe Chambers.

Supervises the preparation of workprogrammes of legal officers andcoordinates the implementation oflegal policies, plans, programmesand projects.

Prepares progress reports andmakes recommendat ions onmatters relating to needs andproblems of the Chambers;

Represents the Chambers atofficial meetings conferences, etc;

Represents the office of theAttorney General on variousstatutory and otherBoards.

Legal Aspects:

Arranges for Governmentrepresentation in Civil cases inthe High Court and Court ofAppeal;

Appears and represents theGovernment in Civil matters in theHigh Court and Court of Appeal;

Tenders legal opinion and advisesGovernment Ministries andDepartments in Civil matters;

Vets legal documents andagreements.


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Knowledge,Skills And Abilities:

A sound working knowledge of thelaws of Saint Lucia.

Experience at the Bar.

A working knowledge of andability to interpret Legislation, CivilService Rules and Regulation,Collective Agreements, etc.

Qualifications:

At least a first degree in Lawand professional Legal training,plus

At least ten years experienceas a practicing Barrister.

Conditions:

Salary will be commensurate withqualifications and experience.

Applications, along with two (2)references and cert i f ied copies ofdocuments pertaining toqualifications should be addressed to:

The SecretaryJudicial and Legal ServicesCommissionHeraldine Rock BuildingThe WaterfrontCastriesSaint Lucia

to reach her no later than 31 October2003.

SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT AREAS ACTNO. 2 OF 1998

DESIGNATION OF APPROVED DEVELOPER

(PETER AND CO. LTD - COLD STORAGE DEPOT)NOTICE

In exercise of the power conferred bysection 4 of the Special DevelopmentAreas Act No. 2 of 1998, the Minister ofFinance designates Peter and Co. Ltd -Cold Storage Depot as an approveddeveloper for a period of twelve monthscommencing from 30th July, 2003 andsubject to the following conditions -

(a) that a fifty percent waiver of :

(i) import duty and consumption taxshall apply to the items listed inPart A of the Annex; and

(ii) consumption tax shall apply to theitems listed in Part B of the Annex;for the total CIF value ofEC$1,650,341.03.

(b)that the items listed in Part A andPart B of the Annex shall be sub-ject to verification by the Comptrol-ler of Customs, of compliance withCustoms procedures and require-ments;

(c) that the items listed in Part A andPart B of the Annex must have beenimported into Saint Lucia duringthe twelve month period.

ANNEX

PART A

Import duty and consumption tax shallapply to the following items -

Standby Generator

Floodlights

PART B

Consumption tax shall apply to the fol-lowing items —

Round Steel HT 37 TonnesBrick Force Block No. 160 936Steel Frame BuildingWalls and Ceiling PanelsDoorsPlastic Strip CurtainDoor Threshold HeatersFloor InsulationCondensing UnitsEvaporatorsAccessoriesAir CurtainLight FixturesTemperature RecordersTemperature Alarm SystemProtective BollardsDock Levellers & Bumpers.

Dated this 1st day of September, 2003

KENNY D. ANTHONY,Minister of Finance

UNESCO ANNOUNCEMENTPOST -GRADUATE RESEARCH

FELLOWSHIP

UNESCO is pleased to announce theUNESCO/Keizo Obuchi Research Fel-lowship Programme, 2004 Cycle. This

NOTICE

fellowship programme is intended toimpact on capacity building andresearch and focuses on post-graduateresearch activities in the areas of:

Environment

Intercultural Dialogue

Information and Communication

Technologies

Peaceful Conflict Resolution

Eligibility For Entry

The St. Lucia National Commissionmust endorse all applicants.

Candidates must be no more than40 years of age.

Candidates must be post-graduateresearchers already holding a M.A.,M.Sc or a PHD. degree (or equivalent).Persons who are in the process ofcompleting their Master's or PhD.Degree must have completed itPRIOR to taking up their Fellowship.The selected fellow must carry out theresearch under the auspices of anacademic supervisor in a hostinstitution. Confirmation ofacceptance from the academicsupervisor is imperative.

Only candidates with the necessaryqualifications, who demonstrate out-standing intellectual promise andexceptional merit, shall beconsidered.

Candidates must be proficient inreading and writing the language ofinstruction in the proposed country ofstudy/research.

Applicants must be in good health,both physically and mentally.

The Award

A maximum of US$7,500 to coverresearch costs only.

Research fel lowship wi l l be forduration of 3 months minimum and 9months maximum.

Further information on the UNESCO/Keizo Obuchi RESEARCH FellowshipProgramme, 2004 Cycle, includingapplication forms and procedures areavailable from: the St. Lucia NationalCommission for UNESCO, Ministry ofEducation, Human Resource Develop-ment, Youth and Sports: 2nd Floor,


Francis Compton Building, The Water-front, Castries. (Telephone: 468-5274)

Completed applications should be sentto the Secretary General of the St. LuciaNational Commission for UNESCO onor before 16th December 2003

STANDARDS FOR TOYS &CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS

Your Comments Are Requested

The pubic is hereby notified that the St.Lucia Bureau of Standards intendsto adopt the following standards as SaintLucia National Standards.

DLNS /ISO 8124-1 Safety of Toys Pt 1-ISO 8124 -1 Safetyof Toys Part 1:Safety aspectsrelated to me-chanical andphysical properties(Section 4)

DLNS /ISO 8124-2 Safety of Toys Pt 2-Flammability

DLNS /ISO 8124-3 Safety of Toys Pt 3-Migration ofCertain Elements

DLNS 51: 2002 Christmas Treeand Other Decora-tive Lighting Outfits

The full text of these standards can bereviewed at the following locations: TheSt. Lucia Bureau of Standards, the De-partment of Consumer Affairs, TheCommercial Information Centre of theMinistry of Commerce, all nationallibraries and the St. Lucia Chamber ofCommerce.

Any comments, queries or concernsabout the standard must be submittedin writing to:The DirectorSaint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS)4th Floor, Heraldine Rock Building,WaterfrontCastriesCP 5412Tel: 4530049 4560546Fax: 4523561 e-mail [email protected]

Deadline for Comments – October 30th,2003

NOTICE

Development Control Authority

The Development Control Authority isconsidering an application for a Changeof Use of Block / Parcel number 1050B225 at Summersdale, Castries fromSingle Family Residential toInfrastructural land use. The proposedChange of Use will take the form ofa Telecommunications Tower. The siteis approximately 2,001 sq. ft. and isbounded as follows:

North - by an existing access roadleading back to the Castries / Gros IsletHighway

South - by Block / Parcel number 1050B699, owned by Vincent Doxerie

East - by Block / Parcel number 1050B226, owned by Francis Maurice

West - by Block / Parcel number 1050B224, owned by Francis Maurice

Any resident or landowner in the areawishing to make comments and/orrecommendations on this proposeddevelopment is required to make asubmission in writ ing by 22ndSeptember 2003 to:

The Executive Secretary,Development Control Authority,P.O. Box 709,Castries.

GOVERNMENT OF SAINT LUCIA

FIFTH WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

Hill 20 Raw Water TransmissionPipeline

Invitation to Bid

The Government of St. Lucia (GOSL) hassecured a loan from the CaribbeanDevelopment Bank (CDB) towards thecost of the Fifth Water Supply Project andintends to apply part of the funds tocover eligible payments under theContract for which this Invitation to Bid isissued. The deadline for the Invitation toBid originally published in the UNDevelopment Business Issue of July31st, 2003 has been extended. TheInvitation for Bid is hereby republishedand is open to all eligible firms or jointventures wishing to submit bids.

NOTICE

NOTICE

WASCO, which is the executing agencyfor the Project, now invites sealed bidsfrom eligible bidders for the upgradingof the existing Hill 20 raw watertransmission pipeline from four ( 4)No. 150 mm diameter cross countryductile iron mains to two (2) number 250mm diameter PVC mains (one dedi-cated pumping main and one dedicatedgravity main). The works under thiscontract include:

dismantling of the existing mainssupply and instal lat ion ofapproximately 2,575 metres of newpipeline along the Fond Assaumain road from the Hill 20 Treat-ment Plant to the Talvern PumpingStation

miscellaneous pipework ancillariesincluding valves, concretemanholes and thrust blocks

The procurement of goods and serviceswill be limited to firms, or joint venturesof firms which are legally incorporatedor otherwise organised in, and have theirpr incipal place of business in,one of the member countries of CDB orthe Inter-American Development Bank(lDB) or the Kingdom of the Netherlandsand are either:

(i) more than 50% beneficiallyowned by a citizen(s) and/or abona fide resident(s) of one ormore of the member countriesof CDB or lDB or the Kingdomof the Netherlands, or bybody(ies) corporate meetingthese requirements, or

(ii) owned or controlled by thegovernment of an eligiblecountry provided that it is legallyand financially autonomousand operates under the com-mercial law of an el igiblecountry .

The Instructions to Bidders clearly statethe information to be submitted witheach bid. These include, inter alia, arequirement that the bid must be accom-panied by a bid security in the amount offifteen thousand Eastern Caribbeandollars (XCD15,000) or its equivalent ina freely convertible currency.

Eligible bidders may obtain furtherinformation from and inspect the biddingdocuments at the first address belowbetween 0900 hours and 1600 hoursMonday to Friday. The documents maybe purchased on the submission of awritten application to the same addressand upon payment of a non-refundable


fee of two hundred and seventy EasternCaribbean dollars (XCD270) or itsequivalent in a freely convertible currencyfor each set, payable by bank draft to theorder of the Water and SewerageCompany Incorporated. Potentialbidders who request that the documentsbe forwarded to them are required tosubmit an account number from acourier agent in St. Lucia, which willaccept freight collect charges. Thedocuments wi l l be dispatched bydesignated courier pending receipt of thefee. However, payment must bereceived and acknowledged prior to thedate set for closing of tenders.Under no circumstances will WASCO beheld responsible for late delivery or lossof the documents so dispatched.

Bids must be deposited in the tenderbox at the Central Tenders Board(second address below) by 1100 hourslocal time on Wednesday, November 12,2003. They will be publicly opened in theConference Room at the same addressat 1400 hours local time on November12, 2003. Bids will not be received afterthe tender box is closed. WASCO doesnot bind itself to accept the lowest or anyother bid and will not defray any costsincurred by bidders.

(1) The Project Management Unit Fifth Water Supply ProjectWater and SewerageCompany Inc. Head OfficeL’ Anse RoadCastriesST. LUCIA

Tel: (758)-458-2267Fax: (758)-459-0938E-mail: [email protected]

(2) The SecretaryCentral Tenders BoardMinistry of FinanceOld Government BuildingLaborie StreetCastriesST. LUCIA

Tel: (758)-468-3909

GOVERNMENT OF SAINT LUCIA

FIFTH WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

Grace Treatment Plant, Vieux Fort

Invitation to BidThe Government of St. Lucia (GOSL) hassecured a loan from the CaribbeanDevelopment Bank (CDB) towards thecost of the Fifth Water Supply Project and

NOTICE

intends to apply part of the funds tocover eligible payments under thecontract for which this Invitation to Bid isissued. The deadline for the Invitationto Bid originally published in the UNDevelopment Business Issue of July31 st, 2003 has been extended. TheInvitation for Bid is hereby republishedand is open to all eligible firms or jointventures wishing to submit bids.

WASCO, which is the executing agencyfor the Project, now invites sealed bidsfrom eligible bidders for the upgradingof the existing treatment facility at theGrace Treatment Plant, Vieux Fort.The works include:

the supply and installation of a 1.5MGD immersed ultra filtration mem-brane filter package plant which isto be connected to the existing300,000 gallon sedimentation/chlorination tank.

Civil works including the design andconstruction of concrete foundationand retaining wall for the filtrationsystem.

The procurement of goods and serviceswill be limited to firms, or joint venturesof firms which are legally incorporatedor otherwise organised in, and have theirprincipal place of business in, one of themember countries of CDB or theInter-American Development Bank (IDB)or the Kingdom of the Netherlands andare either:

(i) more than 50% beneficiallyowned by a citizen(s) and/orbona fide resident(s) of oneor more of the membercountries of CDB or IDB or theKingdom of the Netherlands,orby body(ies) corporate meetingthese requirements, or

(ii) owned or controlled by thegovernment of an eligiblecountry provided that it is legallyand financially autonomousand operates under thecommercial law of an eligiblecountry .

The Instructions to Bidders clearly statethe information to be submitted witheach bid. These include inter alia, arequirement that the bid must be accom-panied by a bid security in the amount offifty-four thousand Eastern Caribbeandollars (XCD 54,000) or its equivalent ina freely convertible currency.

Eligible bidders may obtain furtherinformation from and inspect the biddingdocuments at the first address below

between 0900 hours and 1600 hoursMonday to Friday. The documents maybe purchased on the submission of awritten application to the same addressand upon payment of a non-refundablefee of two hundred and seventy EasternCaribbean dollars (XCD 270) or itsequivalent in a freely convertible currencyfor each set, payable by bank draft to theorder of the Water and Sewerage Com-pany Incorporated. Potential bidderswho request that the documents be for-warded to them are required to submitan account number from a courier agentin St.Lucia, which will accept freight col-lect charges. The documents will be dis-patched by designated courier pendingreceipt of the fee. However, paymentmust be received and acknowledgedprior to the date set for closing of ten-ders. Under no circumstances wil lWASCO be heldresponsible for late delivery or loss ofthe documents so dispatched.

Bids must be deposited in the tenderbox at the Central Tenders Board(second address below) by 1100 hourslocal time on Wednesday, November 12,2003. They will be publicly opened in theConference Room at the same addressat 1400 hours local time on November12, 2003. Bids will not be received afterthe tender box is closed. WASCO doesnot bind itself to accept the lowest or anyother bid and will not defray any costsincurred by bidders.

(1) The Project Management UnitFifth Water Supply ProjectWater and SewerageCompany Inc. Head OfficeL ‘ Anse RoadCastriesST. LUCIA

Tel: (758)-458-2267Fax: (758)-459-0938E-mail: [email protected]

(2) The SecretaryCentral Tenders BoardMinistry of FinanceOld Government BuildingLaborie StreetCastriesST. LUCIATel: (758)-468-3909

EFFECTIVE MONDAY, 8TH SEPTEMBER, 2003

IT is notified for general information thatunder the provisions of section 78 (2)

of the Customs (Control and Manage-ment) Act No. 23 of 1990 as amended

NOTICE


that the under-mentioned rates of ex-change shall be used for determiningtheir equivalent in E. C. dollars.

U. K. Pound 4.3515

U.S.A 2.7169

Canadian Dollar 2.0134

Swiss Franc 2.0686

D.Krs.(Danish Kroners) 0.4331

Japanese Yen 0.0258

NZ (New Zealand Dollar) 1.6653

Australian Dollar 1.8785

Jamaican Dollar 0.0455

Guyanese Dollar 0.0141

Swedish Kroners 0.3505

Venezuelan Bolivars 0.0017

Barbados Dollar 1.3568

Trinidad Dollar 0.4545

Euro 3.2007

CLAUDE A. PAUL,Comptroller of Customs & Excise.

File No (210): TM/2003/ 000015

Mark name: LASJOY

Applicant (730): Lasco DistributorsLimited

Filing date (220): 27/01/2003

Class (511): 32 (Non-alcoholic drinks,fruits drinks and fruit juices,syrups and other preparationsfor making beverages.)

Agent: Gordon, Gordon & Co

File No (210): TM/2003/ 000302

Mark name:

Applicant (730): Cerveceria Modelo,S.A. De C.V.

Filing date (220): 18/08/2003

Class (511): 25 (Clothing and footwear)32 (Beer)35 (Advertising, management ofcommercial business, commercialadministration, office functionsrelated to the commercializationof beer, commercial assistance andadvice to wholesalers and retailsales of beer, as well as tomanagers of bars and coffeeshops, intermediat ion incommercial business related to thesale of beer, advertising andpromotion of beer in anycommunication media, includinginternet systems, exposition andpromotion services in fairs, eventsand similar public activities, eithermobi le s tands or establ ishedlocals.)

Agent: Gordon, Gordon & Co

TRADE MARKAPPLICATION

TRADE MARKAPPLICATION


REGISTRAR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE(CIVIL)

SAINT LUCIA

Claim No: 1051 of 2000

BETWEEN: FINANCIAL INVESTMENT & CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD.

Claimant

Vs.

MATTHEW SAMUEL

DefendantSale of 31st January 2003

Creditors are hereby notified to file their oppositions, or claims and vouchers, in the Registry of the High Court within eight daysfrom the date of the publication of this notice in the Saint Lucia Gazette.

Property Sold:

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Garrand in the Quarter of Babonneau and registered in .Land Register Number 1448Bin the Registration Quarter of Dauphin.

Dated this 8th day of September, 2003

Deputy Registrar.

Registrar's Office.CASTRIES.

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NOTICE




SAINT LUCIA


BETWEEN: J. FOCHE MODESTE of Sans Soucis, CastriesLicensed land Surveyor

ClaimantVs.

CUTHBERT CYRIL MONDESIR of LaborieProprietor.

Defendant

Sale of 2nd May 2003


Property Sold:

(1) Parcel 0420B 109

(2) Parcel 0420B 113

(3) Parcel 0420B 264

Dated this 31st day of July, 2003

Deputy Registrar of the High Court

Registrar's Office.CASTRIES.


NOTICE




SAlNT LUCIA


BETWEEN: SAINT LUCIA CO-OPERATIVE BANK LIMITED

Claimant

Vs.

GREGORY PHILLIP

Defendant

Sale of 10th January 2003

Creditors are hereby notified to file their oppositions, or claims and voucher in the Registry of the High Court within eightdays from the date of the publication of this notice in the Saint Lucia Gazette.

Property Sold:

All that piece or parcel of being a Sub Division of Bois Jolie and known as Lot No. 57 and registered at the Land Registry of SaintLucia as Block No. 1838B Parcel No. 195 in the Registration quarter of Dennery.



Registrar’s officeCastries


NOTICE




SAINT LUCIA


BETWEEN: (1) LUCIA EDWARD

(2) EDWIGE CHARLES

Claimants

vs.

(1) ST. OMER CHARLES

(2) INVESTMENTS & AGENCIES (ST. LUCIA) LIMITED

Defendants

Sale of 11 th June 2003


Property Sold:

BLOCK 1454B 706



Registrar's OfficeCastries


NOTICE


THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT


SAINT LUCIA

Claim No. 487 of 2003

BETWEEN: FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerlyBARCLAYS BANK PLC

Claimant

And

MARGARET POLIUS of La Croix Maingot, Quarter of Castries

Defendant

To:- MARGARET POLIUS whose last know address was La Croix Maingot, Quarter of Castries

TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court of Justice Saint Lucia No.487 of 2003 byFIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerly BARCLAYS BANK PLC in which the Claimantclaims liquidated damages.

AND service of the Notice of the Claim Form in this action on you is being effected by this advertisement in two consecutiveissues of the local Newspaper circulating in St. Lucia and two consecutive issues of the Official Gazette. If you desire to defendthe said action you must within 28 days of the last publication of this advertisement enter an acknowledgement of service at theRegistry of the High Court of Justice in the City of Castries.

IN DEFAULT of such acknowledgement the Claimant will be entitled to apply to have judgment entered against you. If theClaimant does so, you will have no right to be heard by the Court except as to costs or the method of paying any judgmentunless you apply to set judgment aside.

Dated this 3rd day of September, 2003.

McNAMARA & CO.

PerSOLICITORS FOR THE CLAIMANT

This Notice was filed by McNamara & Co., Chambers of #20 Micoud Street, Castries for and on behalf of the Claimant in thismatter..

.


NOTICE



IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE

SAINT LUCIA



ClaimantAnd

NORMAN SUTHERLAND of 167 Panorama Hills, Manor N.W.Calgary, Alberta T3K 5L2, Canada .

.Defendant

To:- (1) NORMAN SUTHERLAND of 167 PANORAMA HILLS, MANOR N.W. CALGARY, ALBERTA T3K 5L2, CANADA

NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court of Justice (Saint Lucia) No. 595 of 2003 byFIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerly BARCLAYS BANK PLC in which the Claimantclaims liquidated damages.

AND service of the Notice of the Claim Form in this action on you be effected by this advertisement in two consecutive issuesof the local Newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia and two consecutive issues of the Official Gazette . If you desire to defend thesaid action you must within 28 days of the last publication of this advertisement enter an acknowledgement of service at theRegistry of the High Court of Justice in the city of Castries.

IN DEFAULT of such acknowledgement the Claimant will be entitled to apply to have judgement entered against you. If theClaimant does so, you will have no right to be heard by the Court except as to costs or the method of paying any judgementunless you apply to set judgement aside.

Dated this 14th day of August 2003.

McNAMARA & CO.

Per:SOLICITORS FOR THE CLAIMANT

This Notice was filed by McNamara & Co., Chambers of #20 Micoud Street, Castries for and behalf of the Claimant in this matter

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NOTICE



IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE

SAINT LUCIA



ClaimantAnd

1. PURDON POPO of Pierrot, Vieux Fort, Saint Lucia

Defendant

To:- (1) PURDON POPO whose last known address was PIERROT, VIEUX FORT, ST. LUCIA

NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court of Justice (Saint Lucia) No. 522 of 2003 byFIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerly BARCLAYS BANK PLC in which the Claimantclaims liquidated damages.

AND service of the Notice of the Claim Form in this action on you be effected by this advertisement in two consecutive issuesof the local Newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia and two consecutive issues of the Official Gazette . If you desire to defend thesaid action you must within 28 days of the last publication of this advertisement enter an acknowledgement of service at theRegistry of the High Court of Justice in the city of Castries.

IN DEFAULT of such acknowledgement the Claimant will be entitled to apply to have judgement entered against you. If theClaimant does so, you will have no right to be heard by the Court except as to costs or the method of paying any judgementunless you apply to set judgement aside.

Dated this 14th day of August 2003.

McNAMARA & CO.

Per:SOLICITORS FOR THE CLAIMANT

This Notice was filed by McNamara & Co., Chambers of #20 Micoud Street, Castries for and behalf of the Claimant in this matter

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NOTICE


SAINT LUCIA

DECLARATION OF Acquisition Pursuant To Section 3 Of The Land Acquisition Ordinance (Chapter 109)

And

IN THE MATTER of a Declaration by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that a portion of land situated atRoseau in the quarter of Anse La Raye in the island of Saint Lucia is likely to be acquired for a public purpose.

DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND

WHEREAS, IT IS enacted by Section 3 of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 109 that if the Governor General acting on theadvice of Cabinet considers that any land should be acquired for a public purpose, she may cause a Declaration to that effectto be made;

AND WHEREAS, it is considered by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that the land mentioned anddescribed in the Schedule hereto should be acquired for a public purpose to wit: For the Construction of a Reservoir for thePurpose of Irrigation.

NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby declared by the Governor General acting in accordance with the advice of Cabinet, that upon theSecond Publication of this Declaration in the Gazette, the lands mentioned in the schedule hereto shall vest absolutely in theCrown for a public purpose, to wit:- For the Construction of a Reservoir for the Purpose of Irrigation.

SCHEDULE 1

All that piece or parcel of land being Parcel 0442B 50 Lot 9 situated at Roseau in the quarter of Anse La Raye belonging toJulian and Isolyn Alphonse and bounded as follows:

North : By a ravine.

South : By Parcel 0442B 51 Lot 13 belonging to Hugh and Rosella Rene.

East : By an access road.

West : By Parcel 0442B 49 Lot 8 belonging to Anthony Modeste.

The whole is shown on Plan of Survey by G. S. T. Guard, Licensed Surveyor, containing 5.40 acres (235,224 square feet) dated24th May 1982 and lodged in the Survey Office on 14th June, 1982 as Plan No. ALR 99T and recorded as 183/82.

SCHEDULE 2

All that piece or parcel of land being Parcel 0442B 51 Lot 13 situated at Roseau in the quarter of Anse La Raye belonging toHugh and Rosella Rene and bounded as follows:

North : By Parcel 0442B 50 Lot 9 belonging to Julian and Isolyn Alphonse.

South : By an access road.

East : By an access road.

West : By Parcel 0442B 49 Lot 8 belonging to Anthony Modeste

The whole is shown on Plan of Survey by G. S. T. Guard, Licensed Surveyor, containing 4.90 acres (213,444 square feet) dated24th May 1982 and lodged in the Survey Office on 14th June, 1982 as Plan No. ALR 99T and recorded as 183/82.

Dated this 1st day of September 2003.

JAMES FLETCHER,Secretary to the Cabinet.

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NOTICE


GOVERNMENT NOTICE

The public is hereby notified that, effective 14th August, 2003 and until further notice, I KENNY D.ANTHONY, Minister for Finance, acting in accordance with the Consumption Tax (Amendment) (No.92) Order 2000

approve the following rate of consumption tax as corresponds to the description of goods and HS Tariff Numbersspecified:

HS Tariff Number Description of Goods Rate of Tax/Duty

27.10.13.90 Gasolene(Unleaded) 221.87 cents per imperial gallon

27.10.14.10 Spirit type (Gasolene type) jet fuel 141.04 cents per imperial gallon

27.10.22.10 Illuminating Kerosene exported 101.03 cents per imperial gallonunder processing agreement

27.10.22.90 Other Illuminating Kerosene 101.03 cents per imperial gallon

27.10.31.10 Diesel Oil exported under the 240.52 cents per imperial gallonprocessing agreement

27.10.31.90 Other Diesel oil 240.52 cents per imperial gallon

27.10.39.10 Other diesel oil exported under 240.52 cents per imperial gallonprocessing agreement

27.10.39.90 Other 240.52 cents per imperial gallon

27.11.12.00 Liquified Propane 23.20 cents per pound(More than 25 lbs)

Liquified Propane 14.20 cents per pound(Up to 25 Ibs)

27.11.13.00 Liquified Butane 23.20 cents per pound(More than 25 lbs )

Liquified Butane 14.20 cents per pound(Up to 25 lbs)

27.11.11.00 Liquified Natural Gas 23.20 cents per pound(More than 25 Ibs )

Liquified Natural Gas 14.20 cents per pound(Up to 25 Ibs)

27.11.14.00 Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne 23.20 cents per pound(More than 25lbs)

Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne 14.20 cents per pound(Up to 25 lbs)

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GOVERNMENT NOTICE

The public is hereby notified that, effective 22nd August, 2003 and until further notice, I KENNY D.ANTHONY, Minister for Finance, acting in accordance with the Consumption Tax (Amendment) (No.92) Order 2000



















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The United Kingdom Government under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan is offering scholarships forpostgraduate study in the United Kingdom commencing October 2004.

Applicants should be in either of the following categories:

One year taught Master's course or equivalent degree

Six months of clinical training in Medicine or Dentistry

Doctoral or equivalent degree of up to three years duration

Eligibility Requirements:

Candidates must normally be Commonwealth citizens or British protected persons residing in countries of theCommonwealth.

Scholarships are open equally to men and women.

Candidates should hold or expect to hold by October 2004, a first degree with upper second-class honors or above.

Candidates should be available to commence their scholarship in the 2004-2005 academic year

Tenure of Award

Each award will be made on the understanding that it will be continued for the period of the programme of study for which it isgranted provided that the scholar's progress and conduct are satisfactory.

UNITED KINGDOM COMMONWEALTHSCHOLARSHIP -2004

A number of health and other pertinent issues surrounding food safety and consumer protection will come into sharpfocus in 2004. That is when the European Retailers Working Group, UREP, implements Good Agricultural Practices or

GAP.

The United States Department of Agriculture, (USDA), has also implemented control measures to address primarily agriculturalcommodities, particularly fruits and vegetables. Some of these measures include water safety, manure, worker hygiene,various chemicals, field sanitation and transport. These commodities will have to meet certain protocols and standards inkeeping with GAP which will allow these fruits and vegetables to be marketed in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Acting Director of Agricultural Services, in the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Joan Norville explains that atpresent measures are being instituted to facilitate the implementation of GAP throughout the OECS. Such a move, she says,would allow for easier export of fruits from this region to both the UK and the US.

UREP-GAP Sharpen their focus onFruits and Vegetables


The United Kingdom Government under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan is offering scholarships forpostgraduate study in the United Kingdom commencing October 2004.

Applicants should be in either of the following categories:

One year taught Master's course or equivalent degree

Six months of clinical training in Medicine or Dentistry

Doctoral or equivalent degree of up to three years duration

Eligibility Requirements

Candidates must normally be Commonwealth citizens or British protected persons residing in countries of theCommonwealth.

Scholarships are open equally to men and women.

Candidates should hold or expect to hold by October 2004, a first degree with upper second-class honors or above.

Candidates should be available to commence their scholarship in the 2004-2005 academic year

Tenure Of Award

Each award will be made on the understanding that it will be continued for the period of the programme of study for which it isgranted provided that the scholar's progress and conduct are satisfactory.

Whilst award remains open to all subjects of study, the selection committee will favour applicants that demonstrably link to thedevelopment priorities of the home country. Priority will also be given to candidates whose area of work addresses the generalpriorities of the UK Department of International Development (DFID). These include:

To alleviate poverty

To support economic reform

To enhance productive capacity

To help achieve good government

To promote human development, including better education and health

To promote status of women

To address problems of the environment

Further information and application forms can be obtained from the Department of Human Resource Development of theMinistry of Education, Human Resource Development, Youth and Sports. Completed application forms along with relevantbackground information should reach the Ministry no later than September 26th, 2003.

DR. DIDACUS JULESPermanent Secretary

Education and Human Resource Development

UK COMMONWEALTH SCHOLARSHIP-2004


The Malaysian Technical Co-operation Programme (MTCP) scholarship award provides opportunities for advancedacademic study in Malaysia. The duration of the award is 36 -42 months for PhD and between 12 -24 months for Master's

Programmes.

Eligibility:

Scholarships are open equally to men and women up to 45 years of age at the time of application.

Applicants must have a minimum standard of upper second-class honours at Bachelor's level.

Applicants for PhD must possess very good results at the Master's degree level.

Applicants should have completed the relevant qualifications within the last five years preceding the year of application.

Preference will be given to candidates who can also show relevant work related experience.

Application for admission to the university is the responsibility of the candidate. Scholarships are tenable at the followinguniversities:

UNIVERSITY OF MALAYAThe DeanInstitute of Postgraduate Studies and ResearchUniversity of Malaya50603 Kuala LumpurMALAYSIA Tel: 603-7594623/4517

Fax. 603-7566634hlipsp@,umcsd.um.edu.myunitpel@,umcsd.um.edu.my

INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYDirectorGraduate Studies ProgramInternational Islamic UniversityJalan Gombak53100 Kuala LumpurMALAYSIA Tel: 603-20564000

Fax: 603-20564160http:/ /www.iiu.edu.my

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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MALAYSIAThe DeanCentre for Graduate StudiesNational University of Malaysia43600 UKM, BangiSelangor, MALAYSIA Tel: 603-89250090

Fax: 603-89252699http:/ /www/ukm.my

UNIVERSITY PUTRU MALAYSIA(formerly known as University of Agriculture)The Dean Centre for Graduate StudiesUniversiti Putra Malaysia43400 UMP SerdangSelangor, MALAYSIA Tel: 603-89486101

Fax: 603-89432509gso@,admin. upm. edu.myhttp:/ /gso.upm.edu.my

MALAYSIAN TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION PROGRAMMEFOR POST-GRADUATE STUDY -2004


SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF MALAYSIAThe DeanInstitute for Graduate studiesScience University of Malaysia11800 USMPenang, MALAYSIA Tel: 604-6577888

Fax: 604-6576271dean [email protected]:/ /www.ips.usm.my

Value of Award:

Each Scholarship Consist of:

Return airfare

Tuition fees

Maintenance allowance

A yearly grant for books and internal travel

Thesis allowance, installation and termination grant

Interested persons are asked to contact the Department of Human Resource Development, Ministry of Education, HumanResource Development, Youth and Sports for further information and application forms.

Deadline for receipt of applications is September 26th, 2003.

Applications received after the deadline date will not be considered.




The Korea Development Institute (KDI) School of Public Policy and Management in Seoul, Korea, is offering scholarshipsand financial aid to international applicants who have demonstrated academic excellence, professional achievement and

outstanding leadership Potential, but who lack sufficient financial resources.

Scholarships are available in the following areas:

Master of Public Policy

Master of Business Administration

PhD in Public Policy or Management

KDI Scholarships provide the following:

Full or partial tuition waiver

Modest living stipend

Additional Work-study and research/teaching assistant opportunities

It is the responsibility of the candidate to apply for and gain admission to KDI.

Contact information for KDI is: .Website: www.kdischool.ac.krEmail: admissions @ kdischool.ac.krFax: 822-968-5071

The deadline for the receipt of application forms at the Korea Development Institute (KDI) is October 31st, 2003.



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