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Index Islands Gazette, 1967. Falkland INDEX to FALKLAND ISLANDS GAZETTE, 1967. Alazia, Mrs. F.. Acting Senior Clerk, Secretariat 79 S.I. The Fugitive Offenders Act 1967 (Commence­ Annual Stock Return 1966/67 172 ment No. 1) Order 1967 229 Atkins. S. P., retirement 19 S.I. The Fugitive Offenders (Designated Commonwealth Countries) Order 1967 230 Barnes, R. R., promotion 53 S.I. The Fugitive Offenders (Extension) Order 1967 231 Berntsen, Miss F.. Nurse Probationer 115 S.I. The Southern Rhodesia (Prohibited Trade and Dealings) Betts, Mrs. P., nee Berntsen, resignation 1 (Overseas Territories) Order 1967 24 Betts. R. K., resignation 175 Biggs. A. R., Carpenter, P.W.D. 19 Jones, W. J., Police Constable 111 Blakeley, P., completion of contract 115 Blakeley. P., Handyman, South Georgia 47 Kelly, F., Auditor 47 Board of Health, members 79 i Kelly, F., completion of tour 53 Booth, Mrs. J.. Justice of the Peace 121 King, J. R., promotion 175 87, 175 Booth. S. A., Acting Superintendent of Education I Lambourne, R. R., Camp Teacher 1 Browning. R., Acting Assistant Colonial Treasurer 87, 175 Luxton, H. T., Appointment Board of Management Govern­ Browning. R.. Registrar to celebrate marriage 115 ment Employees Provident Fund 111 Buckland. C. R.. Police Constable 111 Luxton, H. T., promotion 87 Bundes. R. J. C., Seal Fishery Licence 80 Luxton, W. R., Registrar to celebrate marriage 1 Butler, G. J.. Bankruptcy 47 Mahood, W. R., Dental Surgeon 53 Carriage by Air Acts (Application of Provisions) MacLeod, Miss P. M., Clerk 87 (Overseas Territories) Order 1967 121, 163 Martindale, P. J., Camp Teacher 53 Carriage by Air (Overseas Territories) Order 1967 121 Meanwell. D. N., Assistant Master 175 Cheek, J. E.. Acting Supervisor. W/T Section 53. 163 Medical Practitioners, Midwives and Dentists 20 Colonial Fire Brigades Long Service Medal Regs. 1967 167 McGill, Miss K., Nurse Probationer 175 19 Committees : McKay, Miss S. J., Nurse Probationer McOrmond, Miss B. A., Assistant Mistress 1 Cost of Living Committee - findings of 19. 79. 115, 175 McPhee. P., Acting Senior Mechanic 19 Hospital Visiting Committee, members 79 Mills, K., Acting Senior Clerk, P. & T. Dept. 79, 183 19 Visiting Justices of the Prison, members Mills, K., Clerk 47 Cost of Living Committee - findings of 19, 79, 115, 175 Ministers for celebrating marriages 19, 79 Corrigendum 111 Morrison, D. R., promotion 87 Morrison, I. H., Senior Painter. P.W.D. 1 Decorations : Notices : Efficiency Decoration, Captain R. V. Goss 1 Efficiency Medals, F.I.D.F. members 1 Colonial Fire Brigades Long Service Medal 175 Fire Brigades Medal, M. E. Evans 175 Efficiency Medal Awards 1 New Year Honour, L. C. Gleadell 2 Immigration into the United Kingdom 121 O.A.P. Ordinance 1952 - notice of amendment 80 Denholm. Miss A.. Nursing Sister 175 Nowak. Dr. E. M., Medical Officer, South Georgia 115 Desborough. D.. Acting Notary Public 79 Desborough. D.. Acting Registrar Supreme Court 79, 163 Orders: Desborough. Miss D. D., resignation 121 183 . 5/66 European Space Research Organisation (Immunities Dixon. G.. promotion and Privileges) Order 1966 Dodds. Mrs. J. E., Assistant Mistress 19 13 1/67 Pensions (Pensionable Offices) Order 1967 116 Dodds, M. J., Assistant Master 19 116 Double Taxation Agreement 81 2/67 Old Age Pensions Order 1967 Duncan, A. J.. Acting Engineer, m. v. ‘Philomel’ 53, 163 3/67 Income Tax (Double Taxation Relief) (Amendment) Duncan, A. J., resignation 163 Order 1967 117 Carriage by Air Acts (Application of Provisions) Education Ordinance - recognized teachers 20, 183 (Overseas Territories) Order 1967 121, 163 Efficiency Decoration 1 Carriage by Air (Overseas Territories) Order 1967 121 Evans, M. E., Fire Brigades Medal 175 Southern Rhodesia (Prohibited Trade and Dealings) (Overseas Territories) Order 1967 2 F.I.D.F. Efficiency Medal Awards 1 Finlayson, Miss D. E., resignation 53 Ordinances: Bills for Fire Brigades Medal, M. E. Evans 175 Administration of Justice (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 77 Foot and Mouth Disease, Information regarding 122 Appropriation (1967-68) Ordinance 1967 78 Education Ordinance 1967 153 Gleadell, L. C., New Year Honour 2 Employment of Women, Young Persons and Children Goss, Captain R. V., Efficiency Decoration 1 Ordinance 1967 39 124 Halliday. Miss E., resignation 183 Immigration (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 Hansen, D. J., Clerk 79 Ionising Radiations (Protection of Workers) (Amendment) Harris, L., promotion 175 Ordinance 1967 45 44 Hewitt, D. G., Engineman/Watch-keeper 175 Marriage (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 Honours, New Year 2 Matrimonial Proceedings (Court of Summary Jurisdiction) Ordinance 1967 125 Hospital Visiting Committee, members 79 Howarth, J. A., Senior Wireless Operator, South Georgia 121 Non-Contributory Old Age Pensions (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 161 Immigration into the United Kingdom 121 Old Age Pensions (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 74 137 Index of Legislation 2, 20, 48, 53, 86, 87, 115, 176, 184 Police Ordinance 1967 Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 75 Instruments : Supplementary Appropriation (1966-67) Ordinance 1967 152 Arbitration (International Investments Disputes) Ordinances: Colony S.I Th* r 66 ^App^cati°n t0 Colonies, etc.) Order 1967 54 1/67 Employment of Women, Young Persons and °Pyright (International Conventions) Children Ordinance 1967 r (Amendment No. 2) Order 1966 20 S.I. The 2/67 Ionising Radiations (Protection of Workers) copyright (International Conventions) (Amendment) Ordinance 196 98 22 S.I. The rn.„ • , , (Amendment No. 3) Order 1966 3/67 Supplementary Appropriation (1965-66) Ord. 1 Py lght (International Conventions) 4/67 Administration of Justice (Amendment) Ord. i ^ S l- The 165 Copyrieht tt * . (Amendment) Order 1967 5/67 Marriage (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 (International Conventions) 104 6/67 Appropriation (1967-68) Ordinance 1967 (Amendment No. 2) Order 1967 166 7/67 Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 106 3/67 Road Traffic (Amendment) Regulations 1967 89 8/67 Old Age Pensions (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 181 4/67 Old Age Pensions (Amendment) Regulations 1967 91 9/67 Police Ordinance 1967 189 5/67 Road Traffic (Amendment) (No. 2) Regs. 1967 120 10/67 Matrimonial Proceedings (Court of Summary 6/67 Schools Regulations 225 Jurisdiction) Ordinance 1967 204 7/67 Police Regulations 1967 197 11/67 Non-Contributory O.A.P. (Amendment) Ord. 1967 216 8/67 Police Reserve Regulations 1967 202 12/67 Immigration (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 217 9/67 Pensions (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 1967 186 13/67 Supplementary Appropriation (1966-67) Ord. 1967 219 10/67 Licensing (Revocation) Regulations 1967 186 14/67 Education Ordinance 1967 221 Colonial Fire Brigades Long Service Medal Regs. 1967 167 Defence Force Ordinance - rescission of Proclamation 47 Reports : O.A.P. Ordinance 1952 - notice of amendment 80 Trade Disputes (Arbitration) Ordinance 87 Government Employees Provident Fund 1965/66 64 Government Savings Bank 1965/66 56 Ordinances : Dependencies Note Security Fund 1965/66 60 6/66 Application of Colony Laws (No. 2) Ord. 1966 17 O.A.P. Equalisation Fund 1965/66 68 O.A.P. Equalisation Fund 1966/67 177 Ordinances: Non-disallowance of - Colony Returns : 11/65 Workmen’s Compensation (Amendment) Ord. 1965 87 Annual Stock Return 1966/67 4/66 Appropriation (1966-67) Ordinance 1966 1 172 5/66 Prison Ordinance 1966 53 Robson, L. M., Assistant Filtration Plant Operator 163 6/66 Pensions (Amendment) Ordinance 1966 80 Ross, Miss C. W., Clerk 53 7/66 Pensions (Amendment No. 2) Ordinance 1966 80 Ross, Miss C. W., resignation 121 8/66 Income Tax (Amendment) Ordinance 1966 87 10/66 O.A.P. (Amendment) Ordinance 1966 47 Rules : 12/66 British Nationality (Amendment) Ordinance 1966 80 1/67 Income Tax (Charge of Income Tax) Rules 1967 109 14/66 Application of Enactments (Repeal) Ord. 1966 87 2/67 Savings Bank (Amendment) Rules 1967 119 15/66 Stanley Town Council (Amendment) Ord. 1966 47 3/67 Privy Council Appeals (Revocation) Rules 1967 119 2/67 Ionising Radiations (Protection of Workers) Travelling and Subsistence Allowance Rules 18 (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 175 3/67 Supplementary Appropriation (1965-66) Ord. 1967 163 School terms and holidays 19 4/67 Administration of Justice (Amendment) Ord. 1967 163 Sealing licence 2, 80 5/67 Marriage (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 163 Short, Miss S. J., resignation 53 6/67 Appropriation (1967-68) Ordinance 1967 121 Smith, G., Wireless Operator 47 7/67 Road Traffic (Amendment) Ordinance 1967 163 Smith, G. P., resignation 121 Smith, T. J. V., Assistant Master 115 Ordinances : Non-disallowance of - Dependencies Statement of Assets & Liabilities at 30/6/66 114 2/66 Appropriation (Dependencies) (1966-67) Ord. 1966 1 ; Statement of Assets & Liabilities at 30/6/67 169 3/66 Application of Colony Laws (Repeal) Ord. 1966 53 Statement showing total payments for year ended 30/6/66 113 171 4/66 Application of Colony Laws (Amendment and Statement showing total payments for year ended 30/6/67 Validation) Ordinance 1966 53 Statement showing total receipts for year ended 30/6/66 112 ' 5/66 Application of Colony Laws Ordinance 1966 53 Statement showing total receipts for year ended 30/7/67 170 Steer, B. H.. Wireless Operator 79 6/66 Application of Colony Laws (No. 2) Ord. 1966 53 Stewart, Mrs. E. A., completion of contract 79 Pajari, E. R. O., Consul of Finland 111 Stewart, R., Acting Filtration Plant Operator 1 Peck, T. J., promotion 111 Stewart, R., transfer 175 Poltock, J. W., Headmaster, Darwin Boarding School 47 Summers, P. G., Ag. Administrative Officer, South Georgia 79 Poltock, Mrs. S. L., Matron/Assistant Mistress, Darwin Supreme Court sittings 47 Boarding School 47 Taylor, Miss A., Nursing Sister 19 Probate 48, 53, 80, 87, 115, 183, 184 Telegrams exchanged between H.E. the Governor and the Proclamations : Right Hon. the Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs 87 1/67 Legislative Council 73 Thompson, Miss J., Acting Senior Clerk, P.W.D. 111 Thompson, W. H., Acting Governor 2/67 Administration of Colony & Dependencies 163 W.
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