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Falkland Islands Gazette Published by Authority 1 FALKLAND ISLANDS GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Vol XCII 25 JANUARY 1983 No. 1 Appointments NOTICES Miss Teresa Clifton, Clerk, Public Service, No. 1. 4th January 1983. 20.9.82. On probation. Commissioners for Oaths Ordinance 1969 Mrs. Kathleen Gay Clarke, Assistant Secretary, (S. 2(2)) (Finance), Treasury Department, 1.1.83. On pro­ Interpretation and General Clauses Ord. 1977 bation. (S. 57) Mrs. Sharon Halford, Registrar, Justice De­ Further to Gazette Notice No. 14 of 26th Feb­ partment, 18.1.83. On probation. ruary 1981, and in accordance with Section 2(2) of Miss Anna Mary Carter, Clerk, Public Service, the Commissioners for Oaths Ordinance 1969 and 20.1.83. Section 57 of the Interpretation and General Promotions Clauses Ordinance 1977 the person for the time Michael Luxton, Assistant Secretary, (Finance), being holding the office of Attorney General is Treasury Department to Supplies Officer, Central appointed a Commissioner for Oaths. Store, 1.1.83. Ref. LEG/10/21. Len Stanford McGill, Senior Clerk, Public Works Department to Office Manager, Public Works Department, 1.1.83. No. 2. 5th January 1983. Mrs. Sandra Clifton, Clerk, Public Service to It is with deep regret that His Excellency the Senior Clerk, Aviation Department, 1.1.83. Civil Commissioner announces the death on 1st Vernon Robert Steen, Engineer, Aviation De­ January 1983 of Mr. Henry John Bonner, Engineer partment to Senior Engineer, Aviation Department, Surveyor in the Public Works Department. 1.1.83. Ref. P/281. Jeremy Peter Baylis, Teacher, Education De­ partment to Headmaster, Education Department, 1.12.82. No. 3. 10th January 1983. Derek Stanley Evans, Teacher, Education De­ Electricity Supply Regulations 1969 partment to Headmaster, Education Department. (Regulation 10) 24.12.82. Notice is hereby given that the rate charged for Mrs. Marjorie May McPhee, Counter Clerk, the supply of electrical energy by the Stanley Power Posts and Telecommunications Department to Station has been reviewed in accordance with the Senior Clerk, Posts and Telecommunications De­ Regulations and will be 9.5p per unit with effect partment, 1.1.83. from 1st January 1983. Ref. ELE/2/1. Confirmation of Appointments Miss Alison Thom, Clerk, Public Service, 2.1.81. No. 4. 12th January 1983. Mrs. Annie Chater, Camp Education Super­ Marriage Ordinance (Cap. 43) (Section 5) visor, Education Department, 5.1.81. The following are registered as Ministers for Transfer celebrating marriages — David Smith Emsley, Meteorological Assistant The Reverend Harry Bagnall, o.b.e., Rector, to Clerk, Public Service, 1.1.83. Christ Church Cathedral. The Right Reverend Monsignor Daniel Spraggon, Resignations o.b.e. Prefect Apostolic of the Falkland Islands Dr. Daniel Hugo Haines, Senior Medical Officer, and Dependencies. Medical Department, 3.1.83. The Reverend Father Augustine Monaghan, Dr. Hilary Margaret Haines, Medical Officer, Priest, St. Mary’s Church. Medical Department, 26.12.82. Ref. INT/39/1. 2 No. 6. 19th January 1983. Rincon Grande R. Turner Medical Practitioners, Midwives and Dentists Ordinance Port Louis ... R. Robson (Cap. 45) Section 4 Green Patch Settlement R. W. Newman The following have been registered to practise Johnsons Harbour ... O. R. Smith in the Colony and Dependencies — Port Howard R. M. Lee Medical Practitioners Qualifications R. C. Smith j p BELL, John .......................... M.B., Ch.B. Fox Bay East J. R. Cockwell, . BLEANEY, Alison Ann, o.b.e. m.b.. ch.B. (Aberdeen) H. J. Binnie BRIDGMAN, Stephen Adrian M.B., Ch.B. Fox Bay West N. Knight GREEN, Martin William M.A., M.B.. B.Ch. D. P. Dunford HURST, Graham Leslie M.B., Ch.B. Port Stephens P. C. Robertson MARSDEN, Bruce .............. M.B., Ch.B., (Viet), M.R.C.S., L. Berntsen L.R.C.P. New Island ... C. McCallum PARKER. Richard Hugh M.A., M.B., B.Ch. Weddell Island Group R. J. Ferguson SWANSTONE, John Stephen Kelly M.B., Ch.B. J. L. Short J. Forster Mid wives Dunnose Head BENNETT, Valerie Elizabeth Chartres W. R. Luxton M.B.E S.R.N., S.C.M. F. Marsh GANT, Jacqueline Jean S.R.N.. R.S.C.N., S.C.M., Roy Cove Section 2 M. Barnes N.N.E.B. Roy Cove Section 4 B. K. Betts LOCKEY, Pauline .............. S.R.N., S.C.M. Roy Cove Section 5 D. Donelly RHYS-SAV1N, Linda.............. S.R.N., S.C.M. TIMBERLAKE, Karen Lois, West Point Island R. B. Napier B.E.M. S.R.N., S.C.M. Carcass Island R. P. McGill WILLIAMS, Bronwen Vaughan, Sedge Island W. C. McBeth B.E.M. S.R.N., S.C.M. Dentists Hill Cove ... L. G. Blake, o.b.e., j.p. R. L. Hansen WATSON, Robert Muir L.D.S., R.C.S. Saunders Island A. R. Pole-Evans Ref. MED/7/3. Pebble Island G. O. Evans R. Evans Beaver Island A. T. Felton No. 7. 19th January 1983. Golding Island F. Hirtle Hydatid Eradication (Dogs) Order 1981 Estancia E. T. Heathman (Under Section 12a of the Dogs Ordinance, Cap. 21) Long Island N. Watson The following list of Inspectors as at 19th Horseshoe Bay P. Goss January 1983 is published for general information— Sparrow Cove C. Bundes Inspectors South Harbour M. J. Lloyd. R. S. Whitley, m.b.e. Whole Falkland Area Ref. AGR/7/16. (Veterinary Officer) Capt. A. Cooksley, R.A.V.C. (Army Veterinary Officer) No. 8. 24th January 1983. S. Miller, c.b.e., j.p. It is notified for general information that Mr. 0Chairman, Oral Akgiin has been appointed to act as Consul- Hydatids Committee) General of Turkey at London with a jurisdiction Stanley S. J. McKay including the Falkland Islands. G. Halliday Ref. FOR/19/2. Bluff Cove K. S. Kilmartin Fitzroy R. E. Binnie D. Whitney Notice under the Trustee Act 1925 Darwin Sections F. J. Ferguson (Section 27) E. M. Goss, M.B.E. B. Hardcastle, j.p. Re Isabella Sornsen, deceased, late of 1 Dairy T. McMullen Paddock Road Stanley, Falkland Islands who died S. Morrison at the King Edward Memorial Hospital, Stanley, on T. Anderson the 18th day of October 1982, testate. Walker Creek H. L. Whitney Notice is hereby given pursuant to section 27 Lively Island A. H. Davis of the Trustee Act 1925 that creditors and other North Arm ... A. T. Blake persons having claims against the estate of the A. Jaffray above named deceased should give notice thereof Sea Lion Island T. Clifton in writing to Harold Bennett sole executor of the Will of the said Isabella Sornsen not later than Speedwell Island R. I. Larsen the 23rd day of March 1983 after which time the San Carlos ... P. W. Short executor intends to distribute the estate of the said B. R. May Isabella Sornsen among the parties entitled thereto Port San Carlos A. C. Miller having regard only to the claims of which notice J. A. Berntsen has been then received by the said executor. Douglas Station W. R. McKay Stanley. Teal Inlet ... J. D. Barton, j.p. G. R. Alazia 20th January 1983. 3 No. 5. 18th January 1983. The following revised list of Magistrates, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners for Oaths at present resident in the Colony and Dependencies is published for general information. MAGISTRATES AND JUSTICES OF THE PEACE H. Bennett, o.b.e., j.p. 22.7.46 Stanley S. Miller, c.b.e., j.p. 3.6.55 Stanley Mrs. C. Luxton, j.p. 17.9.57 Stanley J. T. Clement, j.p. 4.5.61 Stanley H. L. Bound, m.b.e., j.p. ... 11.7.63 Stanley Mrs. J. Booth, j.p. 5.8.67 Stanley Hon. W. H. Goss, m.b.e., j.p. 12.7.69 Stanley Hon. L. G. Blake, o.b.e., j.p. 12.7.69 Hill Cove J. D. Barton, j.p. ... 12.7.69 Teal Inlet B. Hardcastle, j.p. 30.10.74 Darwin J. R. Cockwell, j.p. 9.2.81 Fox Bay East Miss E. A. Thomas, J.P., Senior Magistrate ... 1.11.82 Stanley COMMISSIONERS FOR OATHS G. O. Evans 8.2.71 Pebble Island R. J. Ferguson ... 8.2.71 Weddell Island Hon. W. R. Luxton 8.2.71 Chartres A. C. Miller 8.2.71 ... Port San Carlos S. R. Miller 8.2.71 Keppel Island K. J. McPhee ... 8.2.71 Green Patch R. B. Napier 8.2.71 West Point Island R. M. Pitaluga, o.b.e. 8.2.71 Salvador O. R. Smith 8.2.71 Johnsons Harbour A. Pole-Evans ... 23.3.71 ... Saunders Island Hon. A. T. Blake 5.7.73 North Arm P. C. Robertson ... 23.11.73 Port Stephens N. A. Knight 26.2.81 Fox Bay West Port Howard R. M. Lee 31.3.81 Attorney General 4.1.83 ... Stanley Ref. LEC/19/5C. .i ■ •* . - •• . ■ - . • • • • - • « • v ' • Printed at the Government Printing Office, Stanley, Falkland Islands. Price: Twelve pence. 5 FALKLAND ISLANDS GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Vol XCII 28 FEBRUARY 1983 No. 2 Appointments NOTICES Miss Caroline Ann Middleton, Clerk, Public No. 9. 3rd February 1983. Service, 10.2.83. On probation. The findings of the Cost of Living Committee Mrs. Hulda Stewart, Teacher, Education Depart­ for the quarter ended 31st December 1982 are ment, 13.2.83. published for general information — Mrs. Gwenhwyfar Davies, Teacher, Education Percentage Increase Department, 28.2.83. Quarter ended over 1971 prices Acting Appointment 31st December 1982 322.09% Owen Horace McPhee, Superintendent, Posts In accordance with the principle of the Wages and Telecommunications Department, 4.2.83. Agreement for Stanley the average increase over Transfer the last four quarters is 309.61% and a further Miss Jacqueline Mary Stewart, Clerk, Public wage award of lp per hour is therefore payable Service to Nurse, Medical Department, 1.2.83.
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