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Falkland Islands Gazette, 1925 INDEX TO FALKLAND ISLANDS GAZETTE, 1925. Page. Page. Accounts— Abstract of Expenditure 87 Smith, Mrs. J. S., Memb., Board of Health, E.F.... 19 Visiting Committee, Commissioners’ of Currency 12, 58, 98, 119,123, 131,170 K.Ejtf. Hospital ... 27 Comparative Statements of Revenue and Sullivan, F., Messenger, C.S.O. 19 Expenditure ... ... ... 32,74,84,94 Swain, E., Police Constable ... 121 Summaries of Ledger Balances ... 20, 45, 46, 79, 88, 89, 90, 96. 97, 117, 118, 122, 168, 169 Turner, G. I., Member, Visiting Committee, K.E.M. Hospital ... 27 Administration of Justice (Amendment) Ordinance, 1925, 133, 157 Warner, Miss E. S. M., Government Nurse 19 Aldridge, L., apptd. Clerk, Medical Department ... 19 „ „ „ „ Acting Matron, K.E.M. Aliens (Landholding Regulation) Ordinance, 1925 ... 52,112 Hospital ... 127 Whitby, Dr., H. A. M., Assist. Colonial Surgeon ... 148 Appointments- - "Wliite, L. B., Clerk. New Works .................. 36 Wilson. W„ Engineer. H.M.C.S. “Afterglow” ... 60 Aldridge, L., Clerk, Medical Department 19 Wright, Miss K. S., Matron, K.E.M. Hospital ... 1 Atkins, S., Engineman Caretaker, W/T. Station, Appropriation 11925) Ordinance, 1924 13 South Georgia ... 127 Appropriation (1926) Ordinance, 1925 139, 155 Armistice Day, 1925 127 Baseley, R. B., Member Board of Health, E.F. ... 81 Arms of Colony 107 Beattie, Mon., Lieut.-Coj., A. E., Col. Secretary... 147 Atkins, S., apptd. Engineman Caretaker, W/T, Station, Begg, Miss I., Assist. Mistress, Govt. School 60 South Georgia ... 127 Bennett, A. G., Member of Library and Museum Committee ... 36 Barlas, W., leave of absence granted to 83 „ „ Whaling Officer, South Shetlands 127 Baseley, R. B., apptd. Member, Board of Health. E.F.... 19 Minnie, E. B., Officer-in-charge Treasury 19 Beattie, Hon., Lieut.-Col., apptd. Colonial Secretary ... 147 Brown, G. R. L., Oificer-in-charge Secretariat ... 47 Begg, Miss I., apptd. Assistant Mistress, Gov. School... 60 Bennett, A. G., „ Member, Library aud Museum Catten, W. J., Gunner, H.M.C.S. “Afterglow”... 28 Committee ... 36 Coutts, .1. M., Government Dental Surge on 148 „ „ „ Whaling Officer, S. Shetlands ... 127 Craigie-Halkettt, Hon. M. C., Member Executive Binnie, E. B., ., Officer-in-charge Treasury 19 and Legislative Councils ... 47, 21 Board of Health, East Falkland ... ..; 19 Member, Library and Museum Bonner, Hon. G., appointment as Member, Executive Committee ... 36 Council confirmed ... 28 Brown, G. R. L., apptd. Officer-in-charge Secretariat ... 47 Dickson, J., Carpenter, P.W.D. 121 Catten, W. J., apptd. Gunner, H.M.C.S. “Afterglow" ... 28 Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers’ Decoration 130 Earl, R. H.. Police Constable 148 Commissioners’ of Currency Accounts (see “Accounts”) Enestrom, Miss R. E., Telephone Operator 28 „ „ „ * Report, 1924 ... 61 Comparative Statements of Revenue and Expenditure Felton, Miss A. E., Memb. Board of Health, E.F. 19 (see “Accounts”) ... Convention between U.K. and Belgium respecting Legal Proceedings in Civil and Commercial matters— 148 Gresham, Hon. H. H. 11.. Member Board of accession of Colonv to Health, E.F. ... 19 Coutts, J. M., appointed Government Dental Surgeon... 148 Uruguayan Consul... 28 Craigie-Halkett. Hon. M. C., apptd. Member. Executive Hallowes, Dr. B. J., Officer-in-Charge and Legislative Councils ... 47, 121 Medical Dept, 47 11 „ appointed Member, Library Hannaford, R. H., Member, Library & Museum and Museum Committee ... 36 ... 73,116 Committee ... 36 Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance, 1925 . 92 Harling, J. F., Carpenter, P.W.D. Dangerous Drugs Ordinance, 1925 ... ... 141,163 Hoare, Mrs. A. R., Member, Library and Museum Daylight Saving ... ■ • • , ■ • • ; • • 121 Committee ... 36 Deane, Hon. F. G. W., leave of absence granted to 47 Hooley, S. H., Senior Constable .................. 48 return from leave 148 Jones, A. G.N., Clerk to Magistrate, Sth. Georgia 127 Dependencies, communication with ... ... 3 Jones, R., Asst. Master, Govt, School ... 47 Dependencies’ Research and Development Fund Ordinance, 1924 ... 15 121 Lees, D., Foreman Carpenter, P.W.D.... 92 ^Disco\4ry’,a^^pe^t\miTList of Personnel... 93 Designation of Vessel 93 McGill, J- Member, Board of Health, E.F. 19 Middleton, Lady, Chairman, Visiting Committee. Ear Marks ... — . 148 K.E.M. Hospital ... 27 148 „ Member, Library and Museum Earl, R. H., apptd. Police Constable Education Report. 1923 and 1924 ... • •• 41 Committee ... 36 Enestrom, Miss R. E., apptd. Telephone Operator 28 Myles, W. B., Wireless Telegraph Operator 1 Enestrom, S., Miss, leave of absence granted to 27 Deputy Collector, Fox Bay 1 Estimates, 1925. approval of _ ... 20 Examinations, Indian Civil Service ... 28,148 Newing, A., French Consular Agent ... 92 „ University of London ... 92 Executive Council, appointment of Hon. G. Bonner confirmed ... 28 Prickett, H. E., Eng.-Opr.-in-chg., W/T. Station, „ Hon. M. C. Craigie-Halkett, apptd. South Georgia ... 1 Member ... 47,121 Experimental Farm, Grazing Licences 149 Governor's Minute to Council ... 153 Riches, Miss D. M., Assist. Teacher, Government il School ... 127 Roberts, G., Executive Engineer, New Works ... 36 Felton, Miss A. E., apptd. Memb., Board of Health, E.F. 19 Frazer, J., leave of absence granted to 48 Shaw, Miss E. M., Government Nurse ... 148 i ■ 1N D EX—continued. Page. Page. Governor, return of His Excellency to Stanley 1 Passports (Amendment) Ordinance, 1925 ... 23,111 Gresham, Hon. H. H. R., apptd. Member, Board of Passport Regulations 22 Health, E.F. ... 19 Patents, registration of 29 „ Uruguayan Consul... 28 Postal Radiotelegrapliic Service 30 11 „ apptmt. as Member, Pricket, H. E., apptd. Engineer-Operator-in-Charge Legislative Council, confirmed 27 \Y/T. Station, South Georgia ... 1 83 Probate Notices 20, 28, 36, 83, 104, 121 Hall. T. A., leave of absence granted to Proclamations No. 1 of 1925 91 Hallowes, Dr. B. J., apptd. Officer-in-charge, Medical „ 2 „ „ 102 Department ... 47 „ 3 „ ., 125 „ ,. „ leave of absence granted to ... 148 „ 4 „ „ 126 Hanuaford, R. H., apptd. Member, Library and Public Holidays ... 36,127 Museum Committee ... 36 Publican’s Licences ... 60, 149 Holding. J. F.. apptd. Carpenter. P.W.D. 92 Henniker-Heaton, Hon. H., apptd. Colonial Secretary. Bermuda ... 35 Rates, Stanlej- 1 „ ,, leave of absence granted to... 47 Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Ord. applied to Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, death of 154 judgments in courts of New So. Wales and Grenada 125 Hoare. Mrs. A. R., apptd. Member. Library and Regulations— Museum Committee ... 36 Whaling, 1925 21 Holidays. Public ... 36.127 Passports 22 Hooley. S. H., apptd. Senior Constable 48 Reports— Commissioners of Currency, 1924 61 Education 1923, 1924 41 Improvement of Stanley , Governor's minute to Counci 107 Medical, 1924 48 Indian Civil Service Examinations ... 28,148 Savings Bank, 1924 ... 4 Treasurer’s Financial, 1924 66 Jones. A. G. X., apptd. Clerk to Magistrate, South Vital Statistics. 1924 ... 37 Georgia ... 127 Riches, Miss D. M., apptd. Asst. Teacher, Govt. School 127 Jones. R., apptd. Assist. Master, Govt. School 47 Roberts, G,, apptd. Executive Engineer, New Works... 36 Jury List, 1925 ... 10,24 Savings Bank Report, 1924 ... 4 Land, Sale of Building Sites 39, 56, 77 Shaw, Miss E. M., apptd. Govt. Nurse 148 Darwin & Port Sussex reserves declared no Skeltou. A. J., leave of absence granted to ... 27 longer reserved 102 Smith, Mrs. J. S., apptd. Member, Bid. of Health, E.F. 19 Leave of Absence - „ „ „ „ „ „ Visiting Committee, Barlas. W........ 83K. E. M. Hospital 27 Deane, Dr. F. G. W., 47. 148 Stanley Rates I Euestrom. Miss S., 27 Sturdee, Admiral Sir Dovcton, death of 103 Frazer. J.......... 48 Sturrock, J., leave of absence grauted to 27 Hall T. A...................................... 83 Sullivan, F.. apptd. Messenger. C. S. 0. 19 Hallowes, Dr. B. J....... 148 Summaries of Ledger Balances (see “ Accounts ") Henniker-Heatou. Hon. H......... 47 Supplementary Appropriation (1924) Ordinance, 1925 80, 109 Skelton. A. J., 27 Swain. £.. leave of absence granted to Sturrock. J., 27 „ „ apptd. Police Constable ... 121 Swain. E.......... ... ... 27 Wright. Miss K. S. ... 127 Tariff. (Export Duties) Amendment Old., 1924 17 Lees. D., apptd. Foreman Carpenter P. W. D. 92 Trade Marks, registration of 29 Legislative Council, Minutes of Meetings 2. 105, 150 Treasurer’s Financial Report, 1924 ... 66 from Governor ... 107, 153 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between U.K. and Hou. H. H. R. Gresham apptmt. as Poland accession of Colony to ... 92 member confirmed 27 Turner, G. I., apptd. Member, Visiting Committee Hou. M. C. Craigie-Halkett apptd. K. E. M. Hospital ... 26 Member 47. 121 „ .. Resolution Loans to Sheep farmers 104 Library and Museum Committee 36 United States Department of Agriculture, Regulations 21 Loaus to Sheep farmers 104 University of London Examinations 92 Maintenance Orders (Facilities for Enforcement) Visiting Committee, K. E. M. Hospital 14 Ordinance, 1921. :— Vital Statistics, 1924 37 Extension to orders made in New So. Wales ... 92 Grenada ... 126 Marriages. Ministers registered for celebrating 19 Warner, Miss E. S. M., apptd. Govt. Nurse ... 19 McGill. J.. apptd. Member, Board of Health, E.F. 19 11 Ag. Matron, K. E. M. Medical practitioners registered in Colony ... 20, 28 Hospital ... 127 Medical Report. 1924 48 Whaling Regulations, 1925 ... 21 Meteorological Observations ... 31,44 Whitby. Dr. H. A. M.. apptd. Asst. Colonial Surgeon ... 148 Middleton Ladv, apptd. Chairman. Visiting Committee White, L. B., apptd. Clerk, New Works 36 K. E. M. Hospital 27 Wilson, W., apptd. Engineer, H. M. C. S. “Afterglow” 60 „ apptd. Member, Library & Museum Wireless Telegraphy Ordinance 1925 136,160 Committee ... 36 Wright, Miss. K. S., apptd. Matron, K. E. M. Hospitai 1 Myles W. B.. apptd. W/T. Operator 1 „ leave of absence granted to 127 ,, „ Deputy Collector, Fox Bay 1 Newing. A apptd. French Consular Agent ... 92 Orders of H. M. in Council :— Registration of Government Vessels ... ... 99, 128 Extradition Acts applied in case of Finland 127 Ordinances— No. 5 of 1924. Appropriation (1925), 1924 13 „ 6 .. .. Dependencies Research Fund, 1924 15 ., 7 ., „ Tariff (Export Duties) Amend. 1924 17 ! .. 1 1925 Supplementary Approp. (1924) 1925 80, 109 .
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