FederalRepublicof _ Official Gazette

No.3 " _LAGos - 21st January, 1965 v “* Vol. 52 4 | CONTENTS . | 1 Page , / . 1 . Movements of Officers 7 Page . 5, 68-75 1964.Copra Marketibg Scheme... Ministry 7 of Refence—— Confirmation 1964.65 Benniseed Marketing 1. . 75 Scheme “7 87 ; : Promotion—Special Constabulary 76 1964-65 Soya Beans Season - ™ - . 87 ‘ Application for Registration of Trade Unions 76. 1964-65 Ginger Marketing Scheme Cancellation of Certificates of Registration [ , 78h of , 1964 Coffee Marketing Scheme 1... 87 Trade Wpions " a 76 _ 1964-65 Castor Seed “SampoLgwscnat™SS5, sporDutraRubber,Marketing Scheme 1 88 Notice of Proposal to apply to ’ Court for.an _ * General Orderfor Forfeiture of Unelaimed Election Results, 1964 “ Vehicles 7, Accepted Tender + 88-92 - q wo. es 92. Government Promissory Notes}} . ns /. 77-78 “Tenders , . Conrigendum:—Prohibited tee 4. 92299 . — |. 9g Vacancies 100-106 Treasury Returns—Nos, 2-5 _| : . . 79-83 ' Board of Customs and Excise—Sale of Goods 107-110.SE Competition for Entry into the Administrative _ , Government d Special Departmental Publications .. ° Classes of the. . .. oe M112 Eastern Nigeria Publié Service, 1963 - 1. 84.5 Inpex TO Lecat Notices iN SUPPLEMENT Notice by the Board of Customs and Excise’. . 85. L.N. No. me Short Title . Appointment ‘Page of Members of the Electoral _Commission . 12 Registeredment Land Act {Commence- of the Federation we -- 86 Day) Order, 1965. . B31 7 The Labour ‘Code (Trade Union. Central Bank of Nigeria~Bard Resolutions 87 8 Contributions) Qrder, 1965... B31. Utes Postal Ageney-Opening oo Examination Results—Royal oo ¢ 87 14 The Labour Code (Trade Union ~ Society of Health. 87 . Contributions)Order, 1965 .. B32

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apace " OFFICIAL 68 a .. Government Notit vo. 81 s AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES . EW APPOINTMENTS information :— ; The following are x otified for general , . . NEW APPOINTMENT 5s . Date of Appointment Date of Department - Name ‘Appointment Arrival Grade II 1-9-64 —_ , Miss B Stenographer, 3-12-64 —_ Administration F K 3rd Class Clerk Agricultural Research : _Azees\Miss . . 16-11-63 — . ‘ Quartermaster — Customs and Excise Class Clerk .. , 17-8-64 .. .. Aina, ACY. 3rd - 9 — Judicial Typist, Grade IT 12-3-64 Ministry of Commerce _ Mbatt, v “ : 1-2-64 — and Industry Postal Officer Cormmuni- * Agu, RC. 1-12-64 ° —: . Ministry of H.as. Telephone Operator cations Ajayi, Miss 7-12-64 — A.. .. Postal Officer . , Akinpelu, II 17-11-64 — F. O. ., Craftsman, Grade ae i Dada, Officer . 3-1-64 Edun,B.A. ,. Postal 3-12-64 , inechnical Officer 20-1 ae _ Ojrako, A: GG -~5-63 — * suhor, Technician-in-Trainin —_ Technical Assistant . 12-12-64 of Defence Esan, V. O. .. 1-8-64 —_ Ministry Miss . M. Lecturer -| Ministry of Education . «; Oyekan, . 8-3-63 _— 4* Taiwo, W. O. 3rd Class Clerk — 3rd Class Clerk * 4-6-64 of Finance ’ Kalabeme, T.A. .. 7m Ministry Typist,»Grade II 14-64 Health : "+ . Dichens,-Miss S$. T. 4 —_ Ministry of Stores Assistant .. 1-1 Monu,E. .. 31- 8-64 — M. ©. Library Chiser . of Information seer:Mrs 2-11-64 — Ministry ypist, Grade . oO .. 17+12-64 - Parliamentary Counsel 4-12-64 ter Ministry of Justice Hearne,J. 28-8-63 — F. oO. . Clerical Assistant Ministry of Transport ‘Gbenebitse, 18-3-64 19-3-64 P. A. HI. Senior Hydrological Engineer Mi . ¢ Works and Hoogcarspel, ee a— and Ce, \iotoroto’ Dever inistryJ of Works L Clerical Assistant - 8-12-64 — Prisons _ Sodiya, A. Ill 5-1-64 — =S 6 - Statistical Assistant, Grade Statistics Mbakogw, . 63 — weke numerator 16-12-64 — R. 1. * Clerical Assistant Veterinary Research Ofielu, 16-12-64 _ Oji, P. C. 3rd Class Clerk PROMOTIONS \ -- ‘Date of Appointment \ Name 4 : Promotion Department bg : : 7-1-65 . G. Executive Officer . - General Executive Class Adenekan, A. . 31-12-64 Adewunmi, G. A. Executive Officer _- Officer . 31-12-64 Asonye,I. A. . Executive 7-1-65 Bajulaiye, O. O. - Executive Officer 7-1-65 Coker, V. Q. Executive Officer: ' Executive Officer 31-12-64 Darmong, Kk, E, 21-11-64 C. A. Executive Officer a pa Executive Officer * 19-11-64 ashola, M.0. * F-1765 Executive Officer ibe, ee RS. ; 31-12-64 . ae K.C.S. Executive Officer Officer - 7-1-65 ey u, C. T. |, ++ Executive 31-12-64 .. Executive Officer : oo Ouike” T. 1. 31-12-64 NX. Executive Officer ce fe 1Odiz e,D. Officer . 7-2-63 5 fama, A.A... Executive 771-65 G. Q...- Executive Officer : Oe esi, Mrs : 31-12-64 6 afor, E. A. Executive Officer - Executive Officer 31-12-64 The u, I. O. 31-12-64 Canto 8. O Executive Officer + .. Officer 31jbo. Yusha” E. O. Executive -12-64. » fhe ... Executive Officer 1-4-64 _ * . Air Traffic ControlAssistant,"Grade II .. Aviation | Me C. 0. II .. 1-4-64 Ministry of Ait Traffic Control ‘Assistant,,Grade Mbel nd D. FE. Assistant, Grade Il... 1-4-64 O bo ogu,. 5.5. C. ‘Air Traffic Control Grade IT .. 1-464 Onn P'sH. As ‘Nit Traffic Control Assistant, 1-4-64 ‘Nir Traffic Control Aésistant, Grade IT .. yf hei Be IT .. 1-4-64 Air Traffic Control Assistant, Grade C oi, b E. Assistant, Grade II +. 1-4-64 J. O, we ‘Air Traffic Control romtah, /

21st January, 1965 - . > OFFICIALGAZETTE = -* 69° - | PROMOTIONS Department { Name . Appointment ~~ eo . Date of : . : mo _ Promotion Ministry of Commerce Simmons,E. A. .. Senior Scientific Officer 26-10-64 and Industry. - Ministry-of Finance .. Twuchukwu,H.O. .. Accountant . ae gt / 4, 22-11-64 j , Solano, O. A. .. Accountant Le . .. 10-7-6F Ministry of Health .» ishola-Williams, Mrs C.-A. - .. Sister:‘Tutor .. 7-8-61 . Ministry of Works and Kazim,A. .. Works Superintendent (Buildings) .. 1-10-64, : Surveys * : te Police y .- .. Agbaje, G. A. .. Chief Superintendént eae -. .1-10-64 : ’ Akoma,jJ. ° .. Chief Supérintendeng .- .e 42° 19-12-64 Alli-Idowu, P."A. .. Chief Superintenden .. 19-12-64 oo . _ Bako, Alhaji, A. --.. Assistant Commissioner. . ys: 1-10-64 - pore ‘ Bassey, J. H. .. ChiefSuperintendent (W:corks) “.. . 1-10-64 : 3 Bayola, M., .. Sub-Inspector ‘.. .. 1-12-64. 4 “Brisibe, Fo H. E. .. Assistant Commissioner *© .. .. 1-10-64 : . ; - Duckett, -G? .. Assistant Commissioner ~*~ .. .. 1-10-64 $7 -" * Ezekwem, G: - '., Assistant Commissioner ‘ee . 10-11-64 ’Fente, B. G. ‘ ‘. Chief Superintendent + .. 1-10-64 Halima, W. K. R. .. Assistant Commissioner |... .. : 1-10-64 Henry, H. .. Chief Superintendent ~ .. 1-10-64 Ibekwe, M. A. .. Assistant Commissioner wes .. 1-10-64 Igun, S. .. Sub-Inspector .. — . .- 1-12-64 . Ikpoh, C. N. .. ChiefSuperintendent C . .. 1-10-64 - a + ° Tzilein, P. A. .. Assistant Commissioner .. .. 1-10-64 . Lo Jimeta, B. .. Assistant Commissioner — | +e : .. 1-10-64 Nweafor, S. .. Sub-Inspector .. wo 112-64 bi, J. O. . ‘Chief Superintendent — . .. ° 1-10-64 ‘Odukwu,P. M. .. Chief Superintendent . .. .. 1-10-64 Okocha, }. W. _.. Assistant Commissioner; =. .” _ a. 1-10-64 * Okogwu, L.N. ° .. Chief Superintendent - .. .. °4-10-64 Olawaiye, E.A. .. +=Assistant Commissioner: — .. .. | 1-10-64 . Omitola, E.L. © .. Chief Superintendent - .- 1-10-64 Omoregbe, I. I .. Chief Superintendent ty _ .- 1-10-64 -Oshodi, S. ... Chief Superiritendent .. .. 1-10-64 Shoyemi, J. S. .. Chief Superintendent . °.. .. (1-10-64 | Tama, Miss C. .. Sub-Inspector .. Lo .. 1-12-64 © Ukpong, G. .... Chief Superintendent .. .. 1210-64 Prisons... | .. Trozuru, J. A. .. Assistant Superintendent . “.. 8-12-64 T NotionalPromotion, . . _! ; z ' CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS" d. . . Oe Department , Name . Appointment r Date of , Confirmation AdministratorGeneral’ Ss *Arowati, M. 0. .. Clerical Assistant Le . .. 18+10-64 ‘Office ° , > . Ministry of Communi- *Phillips; E. T.on .. 3rd Class Clerk ... . oe ‘ .. ~21-2~-64 cations ~ . , “og : Ministry of Health . Adenekan, Miss M. .. Staff Nurse .. 3-12-63 Ana, J.R . Dental Surgeon (Special Grade) . 2-1-65 : Majekodunmi, L. O. Clerical Assistant =: _ .. 11-9-64 , Njoku, Miss C. .. Staff Nurse“... my .. 3-12-63 Ministry of Works and Aina, J.O. - ... Technical Assistant eee Bs 14-55 Surveys . i ji Notificationiin Gazette No. 97 of 3-12-64 amended! 2 Notificationiin Gazette No. 104 of 24-12-64 amended. 2 ACTING APPOINTMENTS os . - Date of ° Date of Department Name Acting Appointment . Acting . Reversion no Appointment -Administration .. lLinn, Miss E.L. . Personal Secretary, Grade I .. 17-12-64 — . ‘ 1Ugbde, Miss V. M.. Personal Secretary, Grade II 1-11-64 —_ Administrator General’s Ogun, J. A. .. Federal Administrator-General, | 21-12-64 — _ Office . > . .

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1 - “ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued |i . Date of Date of _ 7 # Department Name Acting Appointment Acting . Reversion Appointment Audit Adepitan, T. A. Assistant Executive Officer 4 , (Audit) . ~ 9-11-64 31-12-64 Etuk, A. I. J. * Senior, Auditor° : 23-3-64 21-12-64 Mbanu,5. O. Assistant Executive ‘Officer i (Audit) .. 2411-64 11-12-64.. . Odutayo, L. O. - Assistant Executive Officer! ! , . {Audit) 16-11-64 28-12-64. ? Osunlalu, E. O. Assistant Executive Officer ; ey (Audit) 12-11-64 19-12-64 Customs and Excise. .. 1Akibo, J. M. Principal Collector .. 19211-64 —_ 1Daniel, B. T. Principal Collector ° .2)) 17-1-65 —} Nwoke, N. O. Deputy Preventive | Comman- . 7 . «dant: 26-5-64 28-9-64 Onakoya-Adebanio, yeAssistant Chief Cierk 4:10-63 412-64 A. O. 1Rapu, T. D. Principal Collector . 19411-64 © — 3Sessi, J. A. Deputy Preventive Comman- ye dant: - . .. *8-12-64 —_ SUyah,J. 0. Collector _t 3-12-64 — ‘General Executive Class Adepitan, S. O. Higher Executive Officer (Accpunts) _ 3-12-64 _ Akinlotan, S. O. Higher Executive Officer - matAccpunts) 7-12-64 e— Ekanem,E. A. Higher Executive Officer : -(Accpunts) . ‘3-12-64 —_ Gbajavi, P. K, Senior ‘Executive Officer : (Accbunts) 111-64 2-1-65 Moneke,'P. N. , HigherExecutive ‘Officer f, (Accounts) 4-11-54 —_ ‘Ogundele, $. 0. HigherExecutive ‘Officer ’ (Accounts) 26-10-64. 6-12-64 “8Okungbowa, M. Mo... Senior Executive Officer (Accounts) 1-11-64 22-11-64 ‘Onisarotu, Y. I. Higher} Executive ‘Officer : (Accounts) 7-12-64 _ ’. Inland Revenue Emina, G. A. Executive Officer 30-12-64 —_ Judicial 2. 4 : “. JAkerele, Mrs M.E. .. Chief Magistrate . 18-165 — Ministry of Commerce Adoh, A.G . Assistant’ Chief Clerk 4-1-65 — and Industry 4Eowu, M.-L. Chief Produce Officer —. &1-65 — . 4 Ogunfowokan, R. O. - Assistant Chief Clerk "31-12-64 — Okusaga, A. . Principal Produce Officer 6—1-65 _— Ministry of Communi-. 5Adegbite, A. O. Senior Executive Officer 1-12-64 . — , cations Adeniran, A, A. Instructor, Grade II 1-9-64 11-11-64 SAdeniran, A. +. Instructor, Grade II & 22-12-64 —- » Adesina, R. F. wg Supervisor (Postal) 26-10-64 2-12-64 Adesina, R. F. Supervisor (Postal) 41-65 — . Adesipo, 5. Postmaster, Grade I 20-11-64 25-12-64 Agese, E.A. - Supervisor .- 3-12-64 —_ Aghimien, V. A. Senior “‘Techfician, GradelI .. 8-1-65 — \: Aideloje, A. O. Senior 'Technician, Grade IT 16-11-64 21-10-6} TAjayi, A. O.. Higher: Technical Officer 6-11-64 24-11-64 Akintobi, I. O. Supervisor (Telegraphs) - 31-8-64 20-11-64 Akpabio, K. E. ’ Senior ‘Technician, Grade . 17-10-63 °23-11-64 | ®Akpan, ALU. . * Workshops Foreman -f5 16-12-64 — Anyadiogwu, S.N. .Chief Technician - ~., 19-10-64 19-12-64 Anyasi, A. O. Senior Technician, Grade H Co. 5-17-62 10-7-63 Atakpu, C.J. Supervisor .* 9-11-64 — _ Ayoola, E. QO. Postmaster, Grade II 12-11-64 , 27-12-64 Badru, H: O. Instructor, Grade IT 2-11-64 21-12-64 Cadmus,J. G. Higher. Executive Officer 21-9-64 1-12-64 Daramola, J. O. Senior Assistant Postal . Controller 25-99-64 7-11-64 *Duru, S, C.. Workshops Foreman - 12-12-64 11-1-65 Edun, S.. Ay' Postmaster, Grade II : 16-1-65 — Ejiofor, Dz. Workshops Fereman 15-5-64 14-12-64 Ekeke, R: O. Higher: Technica] Officer 14-9-64 9-11-64 Eshett, S. J. ve Instructor, Gradé I ete 14-12-64 Eze, G. B.C. Senior Supervisor

2ist January, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 71 * * ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued ; M u Dateof . Date of Department Name _ Acting Appointment Acting Reversion 2 ~ . Appointment . Ministry'of Communi- Fadeyi, S. O. ‘Supervisor (Postal) i 1-9-64 6-11-64 cations—continued Fashanu, S. A. Senior Technical Officer 1-4+-64 247-64 t 3Igiebor, Mrs G. Y. A. Senior Supervisor « ° 24-12-64 — . Igweonwu, W.J.- Senior Supervisor 9-11-64 — Tkebuasi, H. I. Senior Technician, Grade IL 28-12-64 — Iko, A. A. Supervisor (Telegraphs) ., 14-9-64 11-11-64. , Ironsi, E. E. . Senior Technician, Grade Il (23-41-64 . — Iwowari, S. A. ‘Telephone Exchange Superin- : . tendent . 3-864 248-64 . Jaja, D. M. | Senior Assistant Postal Con: - troller "e 15-10-64" 1-12-64 Jideofor,, H. €. Chief Technician 11-464 17-12-64 Karunwi, I. A. Senior Radio Officer . 1412-644 +» — SKuye,M. F. Stores Officer .. . 28-12-64 _ - -Lamurin,‘R. E. Postmaster, Grade II 16-11-64 21-12-64 Lawani, j. O. Senior Supervisor 7-12-64 — Macfoy, R. R. D. Senior Supervisor . 4—1-65 ~ Mpbeze, N. B. E. Senior Technician, Grade Il 15-1-65 — SMobolade, A. O. Stores Officer’... .. 22-12-64 _— : Morka, L. O.- Senior Technician, Grade I .. _2-3-64 28-12-64 Nkanta, j. Uz Senior Technician, GradeI .. 23-11-64 _ Nwofor, R. O. ‘: - Supervisor (Postal) 1-1-65 — Obianwu,P: C. Meteorological Superintendent 2-11-64 17-12-64 ’ Offiah, J.-N. . Postmaster, Grade II 11-1-65 — 1°Ogo, V. C. - Senior Radio Officer 29-9--64 — Ogunshakin,A: A. . Supervisor (Postal) . 13-1-65. _ Ogwuda, S: N. Senigr*Technician, Grade II 23-11-64 — Ohamare, H. O. Supervisor.(Postal) .. “13-4-64 15-11-64. Ojiogo, J. U. Higher Technical Officer 11-9-64 22-9-64 Okafor, J. E. Supervisor (Telegraphs) . 20-4-64 3-11-64 © Oki, D. E. Senior Technician,GradeII 15-12-64 —_ Okodogbe, G. E. Senior Technician, GradeI ..' 6-10-64, 18-1-65 Okonkwo, G. A. Senior Technician, Grade I .. * 41-65 “Lt Okulaja, §. A. Postmaster, Grade I ‘.. 23-3-64. 1-6-64' . " 11Qmitogun, S. M. . . Senior Workshops Forerffan .. 9-10-64 13-11-64 Omoniyi, A.M. .- .. Senior Technician, ‘Grade II 4-1-65 _— Onwudachi, D, O. Senior Technician, Grade II 2-11-64 2-12-64 *Onwuegbu,. E. Workshops Foreman. 10-12-64 7-1-65 Osanmoh,C. O. Wireless Supervisor -. 9-11-64 — Oya; M. L. x . Senior Technician, Grade II 28-12-64 _ Oyekanmi, L. O. Higher Executive Officer 1-12-64 _ Regbe, D. B. Senior Téchnician,'‘GradeI .. 1-12-64 _ 12Sahni, P. S. Chief Engineer .. .. 21-12-64 _ Samuel, R.-D. Senior Technician, Grade'II 30-12-63 23-11-64 Samuel, R. D. . Senior Technician, Grade II 23-12-64 _— Udeozo, G. G. «. .. Senior Technician, Grade II. 18-12-64: — .. Udihirinwa, S. B. Supervisor (Postal) . .«: 12-10-64 23-11-64 Udo, S.0. - Senior Technician, Grade Il =. 23+12-64 rm 1Williams, C. A. , Senior Supervisor .. 15-12-64 _— Ministry-of Education. . Anyimbu, A. ** * Senior Archivist .. 15-1-65 _ Ministry of ‘Finance .. Effiong, E.O. . 4 . Principal Accountant . 16-9-63 21-12-64. Isichei, S. ¥.. Principal Accountant. 19-10-64 23-12-64 Ministry 6f Health Chiedo, A. B. Nursing Superintendent 22-12-64. — Ministry of Information Adetula, J. D. Overseer 26-11-64 _— SAjiborisha, A. A. ‘Assistant Publicity ‘Officer =. 7-11-64 _ Akinwale, J. A. Head Storekeeper, Grade II... 1-12-64 _. Amusan, 1) A. Overseer .. 23-11-64 a Azuike, A.la. Film Production Officer . 2-1-65- — Inyama,|HA Head Storekeeper, Grade II... 1-12-64 —_— Kufeji, O. ‘ Technical Officer . 26-11-64 — Obua, A. N. Assistarit Publications Officer 25-7-64 20-11-64 Omogbein, G. A: Film Production Officer 2-1-65 —_ : Onalaja, G. A. Overseer ’ 30-11-64 —_— - ‘ Onibudo, R. O.- Senior Overseer ;. 19-10-64 —- % ' 3Qnuorah, E. - Assistant Publicity Officer 7-11-64 — Osin, S. B. Overseer 30-11-64 — Palmer, G.,B. Head Storekeeper,Grade T 1-12-64 — Sangode, Dd. A, O. . . Senior Overseer .. .. 19-10-64 —_ ’ Vol. 52 72 . OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 3,

ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued . mo, . . Date of ~ Date of Department Name Acting Appointment Acting Reversion > : “ ’ Appointment . ‘Ministry of Information Shitta, R. +. Assistant Technical Officer 26-11-64 _ —continued Washinu,J. A. Senior Overseer .. 26-11-64 — Williams, C Chief Clerk 22-12-64 — , . Yahaya, A. B. Film Production Officer 2+1-65 — Ministry of Justice .. ®Nnadi, N. T. Senior Legal Assistant 29-7-64 31-8-64 Ministry of Labour Adekoya, D. B. _Eniployment Commissioner .. | 9-11-64 1-1-65 Ekekwa, G.A. Labour Inspector 9-12-64, — 3Mabeokwu,.A. C. Labour Inspector 12-12-64 — 9-12-64 — . -Ovwuasu, R. A. Labour Inspector “Ministry of Lagosfairs 1Abah,R.A. Senior Land Officer 30-12-64 _- Ministry, of Transport... Feyijimi, M. Q. ‘Deputy Shipping Master .. 1-12-63 4—7564 Ministry of Works and | ~ Bamgbose, G. A. Senior Mechanical Frcounting ~ ° Surveys - Assistant, Grade II 1-12-64 (2-12-65 : Sodeindg, T. B. Higher Technical Officer 1-5-64 10-10-64 Parliament. . © .. 1Osifa, Sj A. Technical Officer ° 12-12-64 — i, - Tahir, M.A. Clerk of the Parliaments 31-10-64 28-12-64 - Police .. 4Nwaka, P. O. Assistant Commissioner -1-7-64 —. Prisons : Ogbolumani, B.O. I. - Superintendent 1151-65. ~ Ukwa,A. O. . Deputy Director .. 5-9-64 26-12-64 . Statistics .. ., %Afonrinwo, S.A... Statistical Officer 11-1-65 — | a , Olusoga, Mrs M.O... . Machine Supervisor 2-10-64 30-11-64 Olusoga, Mrs M. O. Machine Supervisor 4-1-65 — Notification in Gazette No. 91 of 12-11-64, in respect of Mr I. A. Karunwi, Senior Radio Officer, Ministry of Communi tions, is hereby cancelled. Notification in GaZette No. 97 of3-12-64, in respectof Mr B. W. 'T. Adoki, Higher. Executive Officer (Accounts) General Executive Class, is hereby ‘cancelled. Notification in Gazette No. 93 of 19-11-64, in respect of Mr B. M. C. Okafor, Assistant Technical, Officer, Ministry of Communications, is hereby cancelled.

1 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable. 2 Acting Allowance payable on salary Group 6. 3 No Acting Allowance payable. { 4 Acting Allowatice payable in salary Group 8. 5 ‘Notification in Gazette No. 91 of 12-11-64 amended. "No Acting Allowance payable. -6 Acting Allowance payablein salary Scale P 7, 6, 5. 7 Notification in Gazette No. 94 of 25-11-64 amended. wNo Acting Allowance payable. 8 Notification in Gazette No. 103 of 17-12-64 amended. 9 Notification in Gazette No. 104 of 24-12-64 amended. « 10 Notification in Gazette No. 91 of 12-11-64 amended. 11 Notification in Gazette No. 93 of 19-11-64 amended. L, 12 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable in salary Group!7 13 Notification in Gazette No. 97 of-3-12-64 amended. ‘14 Full Acting Allowance payable on the difference between Groups 7 and 8 w.e.f. 1-7-64 to 31-10-64.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE Department Name abpointment Date of Leave : Departure Granted Administration — Dophon,J. A. Personal Secretary 1-9-64 51 days : ‘ Kurfi, A. Administrative Officer, Class il 28-12-64 30 days - Omoyele, E. 0. Administrative Officer, ClassIV 18-11-64 75 days _ *Taggert, J. ° Administrative Officer, Class II 25-11-64 69 days Agricultural Research .. - Ajomale, 5. V. A. Laboratory Technologist 9-11-64 35 days Chinwuba, P. MM. Senior Research Officer ; 23-11-64 . 42 days Lfeagwu; C. N. Research Officer. 5-12-64 42 days Obi, J. A. Le Technical Officer 9-11-64 42 days Ft “ Ononokpono, A. A. Technical Officer 21-12-64 35 days Audit ® ..- *. Etuk, A.T. J. Auditor .. 21-12-64 42edays Cabinet Office © Khan, Mrs F. A. Manageress of Government , Visitors Guest House - 21-12-64 30 days Customs and Excise Leigh, M. T. O. Chief Collector 14-12-64 - 45 days General Executive Class Akinlemibola, O. J. |. Senior Executive Officer / (Accounts) . -11-1-65. 84 days _ Gbajavi, P. K. Higher Executive Officer - _ (Accounts) . ae 2-1-65 . 42 days Lance-Lawson, L.A. Higher Executive Officer « ; (Accounts) : 28 -12 -64 42 days

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21st J anuary, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 73. LEAVE OF ABSENCE—continued q 5 Depariment Name Appointment Date of Leave “ . Departure Granted General Executive Class Ogundele, S. O. . -Executive Officer (Accounts) 7-12-64 35 days —continued Okechukwu, P. O.- . Senior Executive Officer (Accounts) 24-12-64 42: days. Okereke, A. C. ExecutiveOfficer 1-9-64 | 41 days Oluwole, B. A. Executive Officer’(Accounts) . 11-12-64 * 11 days Onisarotu, Y: I. Executive Officer (Accounts) 2-11-64 -35 days Ugbade, V. A. Higher Executive Officer 28~1 2-64. 10 days Inland. Revenue Rasanu,|T.i B. Executive Officer .. 28-12-64 - 35 days " Obasi, H Executive Officer 28-12-64 35 days | Ogunde, Me ‘0. Executive Officer 28—12-64 35 days . Ministry of Communica- Adelogbe, R. A. Stock Verifier . 1. 31-12-64 35 days . tions . . Amon, E. A. Senior Telecommunications Engineer .e 14-12-64 14 days * Anazia, W. N. Executive Officer 7-12-64 14. days Awodeinde, M. O. Senior Assistant’ Postal Controller . 19-10-64 58 days ~ Davies, L. D. Higher Technical Officer 1-11-64 42 days Dyson, L. A. - | Mechanical/Electrical ‘ Superintendent 21-12-64 11 days Eboka, 5. A, Mechanical /Electrical - Superintendent 2-11-64 35 days Machie, C. A. Higher Technical Officer 28-1 2-64 55 days Mozie, S. N. , Senior Assistant Telecommuni- cations Controller . 3412-64 © 42 days _ Nwabuzor, G. o. Higher Technical Officer 9-12-64 42 days Ogbo, F. N. Higher Executive Officer 2-11-64 25 days Orelaja, R. A. A. ~ Mechanical/Electrical Engineer e 6-11-64 35 days Osakwe, A. U. Executive Officer - 2-11-64 29 days Osunde, I. I. O. Higher Technical Officer 23-11-64 42 days’ Savage, A. Assistant Meteorological.Officer 1-12-64 14 days Tubi, B. .. Assistant Postal Controller 15-12-64 35 days Wabara,.S. O. Head Postmaster, GradeII 28-12-64 45 days Ministry of Education Udofia, W. E. Educatian Officer 12-12-64 33 days Williams, C..O. Education Officer 15-7-64 32 days Williams, R. M. M. Technital Instructor 19-12-64 32days Niinistry of External Alo, O. External Affairs Officer, Grade * Affairs VII 2-1-65 58 days °Gadau, Alhaji A. D. "External Affairs. Officer, yo Grade VII _ 9-11-64 21 days Mumuni, Alhaji D. A. Higher Executive’ Officer 2-1-65 45 days Ministry of Information 3Taiwo, F: O. Director : 27-71-64 100 days Ministry of Labour, Lah, A. B. Chief Compliance“Officer, 29-12-64 32 days 21-12-64 42 days Ministry of Mines and Olowu, J. A. I. Geologist rho Power Schroeter, P. Geologist. 26-9-64 126 days , Ministryof.Works and Amusu, J. C. Senior Accountant 1. . 25-10-64 21 days Surveys ; Igo, M. W. Works Superintendent 30-3-64 105 days Parliament. . Onafuwa, A. A. Parliamentary Clerk 20~11-64 38 days Police oe 4. Edet, O. O. Deputy Superintendent 31-10-64 ‘ 42 days : Fletcher, K. _ Chief Superintendent 10-1-65 105 days Kalio, E Assistant Superintendent _ 15-11-64 35 days, - Mac Donald, R. A. Principal Accountant ~ 8-12-64. 109 days Needham, C. Deputy Superintendent * 5-1-65 91 days Nwachukwu, 5. C. Deputy Superintendent: 23-11-64 24 days Odili, S$. O. Assistant Superintendent - 10-11-64 - .35 days “Ottley, P. H. Deputy Superintendent - 17-12-64 91 days Trout, J. C. : Superintendent 21-764 * 100 days Prisons \ Abiakam, F. O. - Superintendentof Prisons * 29-11-64 50 days * Elumelu, M.C. Technical Instructor 3-12-64 45 days weke, P. N. _ Deputy Dire¢tor .. 4-11-64 50. days Statistics aji, A. K. Higher Statistical Officer 14-11-64 © 21 days’ Veterinary Research Smith, V. W. Principal Research Officer. 30-11-64 96 days TFNotification in Gazette No. 100 of 10-12-64 amended. . : 4 Notification in Gazette No. 94 of 26-11-64 amended. .3 Notification in Gazette No. 67 of 20-8-64 amended. |

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OF DUTY senna to “\ RESUMPTION Department . Name Appointment Date of Resumption a oo Administsation - Adebanjo, YL T. Administrative Officer, Principal Grade 18-12-64 Dophon, J. A. Personal Secretary . Onafusi, S O. Administrative Officer, Class Vv. "Agricultural Research... Ajomale, 5. VA. OLaboratory Fecnnologist’ . G Obi, J. A. Technical Officer . . ‘ Okwakpam, B. A. Research Officer .. Fisheries Tobor, J. G Research Officer , General Executive Class Adoki, B. 'T. W. Executive Officer (Accounts) - o ‘Buhari, Alhaji S. Executive Officer .. Enemuo, R. I. Executive Officer - i” Gummi, M.G. . >. Executive Officer. :. Odogwu, V C. Executive Officer (Accounts) Executive Officer 1e10-64. i Okereke, A. C. i Oluwole, B. A. Executive Officer (Accounts) : -93°19864 3 Onisarotu, Y. I. Executive Officer (Accounts) 7-12-64. . Inland Révenue oe Akhimieho,E. Principal Accountant ~ 29-12-64 ; an Akinniranye, A. E. Inspector of Taxes .” a 23-12-64 : ° . : Olusile, D. O. pete Officer 5-1-65 Ministry of Aviation |... Onwuzo, F N, Electrical Superintendent an 30-11-64 Ministry of Commu i Akindele, M. A. Deputy Chief Investigation Officer 8-12-64 cations Akwani, A. . Higher. Technical Officer 20-11-64 -Awodeinde, M.O. .. Senjor Assistant Postal Controller 16-12-64 |’ Eboka, Sp A. Mechanical /ElectricakSuperintendent $ . 11-12-64 : Fayiga, S. A. Senior Technical Officer 17-12-64 | Ike, T. N. Assistant Postal Controller 14-12-64 - : Okojie, E. Chief Instructor .. 21-12-64 Okongwu. A. M. . «Chief Technician 4-12-64 . Orelaja, R. A..A. ‘Mechanical Electrical Engineer 21-12-64 . io. 7G Osakwe, A. U. Executive Officer 29-11-64 sO Savage, A. Assistant Meteorological Officer 15-12-64 Ministry of Education , Fadero,J. O. School Library Organiser 7-11-64 Williams, C. 0. Education Officer 16-8-64 Ministry of Information Bassey, E. E. N, Labour Relations Officer . 4 .. © 28-12-64 ““Taiwo, F 0. Director oe yo, , ab 6-11-64 4 ‘ Ministry of Labour Okoronkwo, J, Oo. . Compliance Inspector 29-12-64 Ministry of Mines and Omalu, J. D. A. Senior Inspector of Mines 4-11-64 , Power 4 " Ministry of Works and Amusu,J. C. _ Senior Accountant . - 26-10-64 , Surveys Esenwa, F. N. Senior Accountant 14-12-64 Soyebo, J. A. Technical Officer 27-10-64 Wise, E. G. Executive Engineer | 7-9-64

’ Parliament. . .. yllona, V. C. ~ Parliamentary Clerk: 2-1-65 8 Offodile, C. I Editor, Official Report 25-5-64 . Onafuwa, A. A. - Parliamentary Clerk 28-12-64 Police .. ot. . Edet, O. O. Deputy Superintendent 12-12-64 ’ Ekwughalu, B Deputy Superintendent 30-11-64 - Ikifa, J... Assistant Superintendent 6-12-64 Kalio, E. Assistant Superintendent 22-12-64 1: ° NwachukwuS.C. Deputy Superintendent _ ., ou. 21-12-64 : Nwankwere, G. Assistant Superintendent .., 13-12-64 : Odili, Mrs S. O, Assistant Superintendent 21-12-64 ‘ Okocha,J. Chief Superintendent , 14-12-64 2 . : Trout, J.C. Superintendent 2-11-64 | on : . Umeh,A. Assistant Superintendent 1-12-64f- - Prisons : : . Nweke, P. N, Deputy Director . 28-12-64 . ~ Ogunbor,S. A. * Assistant Superintendent 14-11-64 | Statistics ©; : Raji, A K. Higher Statistical Officer 5-12-64 “VeterinaryResearch _.. Beirne, Dr J. Senior Veterinary Education Officer 15~10-64 4 , Ogunbuyide, C.-A. Veterinary Research Officer ., 21-12-64 2 Okove, B. 1. C. Research Officer a 13-11-64 ‘ : .

21st January, 1965 ‘OFFICIAL GAZETTE - 75

a TRANSFERS

Department Name Appointment Post to whvth . Date of transferred. Transfer Administration Bamgbade, E.O. 1st Class Clerk | 1st Class Clerk (Western Lo .. - Nigeria Public Service)... 27-9-60 Yabo, M. M... Secretary-Typist Assistant Executive Officer | . (General Duties) (General ’ : ' . . Executive Class) 17-12-64 General Executive JAliyu, I. . { Accounting Assistant Executive Officer(Accounts) 2-1-65 Class . . (Northern Nigeria ¥ . Public Service) . a2 Ministry of Commu- Qkoronkwo,'O. Postal Officer 3rd Class Clerk (West -~ nications 0. African Exam. Council) .. 2-1-65 -Ministry of Defence *Uba, A. Clerical Assistant ;. Clerical Assistant 7-10-58 (Nigerian Army) Ministry of Internal Nkwor, F. C. Immigration Assist- 2nd Class Clerk (Admini- Affairs : ant, Grade I stration) . 2-1-65 | ‘Venn, H. A. K. Immigration Officer Executive Officer (Geheral) a * . Executive Class) 1-1-65 Ministry of Labour 1Bawa, P. Executive Officer Labour Officer 6-11-64 : ‘ (Northern Nigeria SN . ne _ Public Service) , tn : Ministry of Transport Adegbite, M. 0. ‘Pupil Engineer Site Supervisory Staff . ee, ‘ (Nigér Dams Project) , 28-12-64 Ministry of Works 1Anavberokhai, Assistant Technical Technical Officer (Mid- ° and Surveys B. A. Officer . _ Western Region Public : . 9 * Service) “1+1-65: Yijeh, J; E. Assistant Technical Technical Officer. (Mid- Officer Western Region Public Service) 1-1-65 1 Transferred-on-Promotian. ‘ : > a 2 Notification in Gazette Xo. 56 of 1957-62 amerfled. “LEFT THE: SERVICE é . os - : Date Gf Reasons Department : J Name Appointment leaving for leaving . - . . : Service Service Audit : Oloranshola, G. O. 3rd Class Clerk 27-12-64 Resigned * Cabinet Office .. Chidolue, J. C.2 ° 3rd Class’ Clerk ° --, 7-10-64 Resigned . Ministry of Communi- . Agora, L. A. Postal Officer !.*. ..\ 28-12-64 Resigned cations -Ebri, O. I. Postal Officer .. 1-12-62 Dismissed . Osobe, A. A. 2nd Class Clerk 15-9-64 Resigned Ministry of Establish- Ffunkoya, Miss Y. AL 3rd Class Clerk 17-1-65 Resigned ments : Be ‘ - Ministry-of External Ahmed, A. Clerical Assistant 15-12-64 Dismissed Affairs ° LS Ministryof Finance Adewunmi, H. 0. 3rd Class Clerk 16-1-65 Resigned ‘ Kalekeme, T. A. 3rd Class Clerk 21-1-65 Terminated * Ministry of Health Phillips, Miss O. Student Nurse .. 27-88-64 Resigned Ministry“of Labour | Thezukwu, C. . 3rd Class Clerk “. 10-11-64 Resigned Ministry of Mines and Eneh, R.C. , - 2nd Class Clerk . : 1-11-64 Resigned- Power Ezenwa, I. Assistant Technical Officer- 1-10-64 Resigned 2 in-Training. . ‘Ministry of Works4nd Idowu, O. Drawing Office Attendant . 2-1-65 Resigned . Surveys “ * : Parliament. . Manuwa,B. A.” Clerk of Parliament 5-1-65 Retired Statistics Mukoro, M. Statistical Assistant, . ao ” Grade III 4-2-65 ~° Resigned

Government Notice No. 82 . . . a MINISTRY @F DEFENCE—NIGERIAN Navy : : LL CONFIRMATION 4, ‘Department Name Appointment Date of Canfirmation Nigerian Navy ’ P. A. Okonkwo © Warrant Officer Confirmedin the rank of Warrant f Do s Officer with effect from Ist - * August, 1963. ° 5S. Koro, Permanent Secretary, ° Ministry of Defence 76 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.3, Vol. 52 é 2S Government Notice No. 83 , PROMO LONS— SPECIAL CONSTABULARY Department Rank Name _ Appointinent Date Police | A.S.P. Ss. Salihu Deputy Superintendent 1-12-64 Inspector A. Jimoh + Assistant Superintendent 1-12-64 , a & 7 \¢ * NP/1072/519A.

x. : : _ "Government Notice Nai 84 io i _ Trade Unions Act .. ,

f pO AppLicATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE Unions . t he following patticulars of Trade Unions in respect of which applications for registration have been received by the Registrar of Trade Unions are published for general information in accordance with section 15 of the Trade Unions Act. [=> 2. Objections to stich registration (if any) should reach the Registrar within6 monthsof the date hereof, otherwise registration may be effected. Dateof. _ Nameof Union Name of Registered Address Receipt . ecretary Cheta Ibegwura 120 Herbert Macaulay Street, + 3-7-64 Anglo-Canadian Cement Comp- cy any . bute Metta. a 8-7-64 Wrought Iron (Nigeria) Limited & M. Edoboh 9 Aje Street, Yaba. \ . _ Workers’ Union of Nigeria . i ' 30-7-64 Taxi Drivers’ Union. T. C. Agwu * 2 Road, Asata, Enugu. 10-8-64 West African Shipping Agencies S. M. Edoboh 9 Aje Street,, Yaba. - ‘ Workers’ Union of Nigeria ; 9-9-64 Apex-(Eastern Nigeria) Workers’ Akpan Ime 163 Owerri Road, Diobu, Port . Lt, Union 6 Harcourt - Datep this 21st day of January, 1965. PVLA, SOLANKE- _ Registrar of Trade Unians -

; ; GovernméntNotice-Na. 85 ; Government.Notice No.'87 4 ° ’ MAINLAND TAILORS Co-opERATIVE SOCIETY THE IGERIA CONSERVANCY Workers’ Union ' REGISTERED No. 680 — COMPULSORY LIQUIDATION By virtue of the powers vested in. me under “CANCELLATION OF CERTIFICATE OF section 54 (1) of the Co-woperative SacietiesAct No. 39 REGISTRATION OF A TRADE UNION of 1958 (Revised Edition) I have cancelled the The{Eertificate of Registration of the above-named registration of ‘Lagos Mainland Tailors Co--operative TraddUnion was cantelled on 7th dayof September, Society”, issued orders for winding up of the society ;; and appointed MrJ. O. ALONGE; Senior Co-operative Daf tisLh day of January, 1968.- Inspector as the Liquidator, undersection 57. ‘ 2. Notice is hereby given ‘to all creditors and: persons having debts,¥claims or demands upon or . V. A. SOLANKE, ~ against the above-named spciety, that ‘they are Registrar of Trade Unions required to submit in writing particulars of such _claims or demands to the Liquidator, Co-operative 4 Division, 147 Broad Street, Lagos, before or on the. 31st March, 1965. : $ a %. Notice is further given’ that after the said 31st Government Notice No. 86 . * March, 1965,the liquidator will proceed to distribute the assets ofthe society, among the personsentitled "TREASURY “STAFF AssOCIATION EASTERR Region thereto having regardto the debt,claims and demands ‘ -REGISTERED No.498 of which he shall have received notice andthat he persons “CANCELLALATION OF, CERTIFICATE OF will not thereafter be liable to any person oy ' REGISTRATION OF"A TRADE UNION: whose claims or demands he: shall not have received ~ notice of by the said date. _ The Certificate of Registration of the above-named O. EXUMANKAMA, Trade Union was cancelled on ‘10th day of Septem- Registrar of ber, 1964.: ‘ Co-operative Societies Federal Ministry of Labour, / : . DaTED (nis 14th day«of January, 1963. ‘ i. (Co-operative Division), . a IndependenceBuilding, :

. S ‘ VA. SOLANKF, TafawaiBalewa Square, Lagos. Registrar of Trade Unions 8 ‘Coop. Ba/1/108

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Akay. 2ist January, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE __

. . 3 » Government Notice No. 88 . Government Notice No. 90 oT Removal of Vehicles, etc. (Lagos) Act, 1964 Government Promissory Notes Act,'1960 Lacos City Councin , Ih accordance with the Provisions of Section 5 of the Government Promissory: Notes Act, 1960, the NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO APPLY TO following particulars of the Government Promissory COURT FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE Notes issued: in connection with Shaki Water OF UNCLAIMED VEHICLES Project, the contract for which was signed with Water Resources (International) Development Limited on Notice is hereby given pursuantto section 4of the’. Removal of ‘Vehicles, etc. (Lagos) Act,, 1964 that 3rd April, 1964, are published forgeneral information. unless all the: Vehicles Particulars of which are: given Promissory Date of, Face Value Interest Redemp- in the Schedule hereto are ieclaimed in accordance Note No. . Issue | 8 Rate tion with both section 3 of the Act and section 3 of the ".°¢ . Date* Removal of Vehicles (Reclaiming of : Removed Broughtforward’ | 24,112 a Vehicles) Regulations, 1964 the Lagos City Council S.D. 002 18-8-6 * 24,111 6 3-10-65 -will apply to the Court at the expiration of two S.D. 003 18-8-6 "24,111 6 - 3-4-66 months from the date hereof for an order for the. S.D. 004 18-8-64 24,111 6 3-10-66 forfeiture of the said Wehicles to the Council. . > . SCHEDULE _ i i £96,445 Make of Vehicle Reg. No. Date F. B. CaRbvoso, “ 2¢ ' ot Towed . % Ta:kes Accountant-General, B/Ford Van .. LH 1213 4-9-64 Federation: of Nigeria, Wolseley Car . Nonumber 9-9-64 Federal Ministryof"Rinance, Vauxhall Car LB 8930 9-9-64 Treasury Divisién,sLagos, . 7 Make unknown—Car. LA 7958 29-9-64 8thJanuary, 1965. foo .

Kapitan Car... .. LF 4450 » 30-9-64 Gouernment NoticeNo. 9]. . ; - Land-Rover ... 7 LH2701 — 12-10-64 Wolsely Car...' .. _ _~ Government Promissory Notes Act, 196 . Datep at Lagos this 10th day of December, 1964. In accordance. with the provisions of Section 5 of the Government Promissory:,Notes Act, 1960, the S.J. Mayakl, , . following particulars of the Government Promissory ? Town Clerk - Notes .issued, in connection With the construction

of the Shagamu-Ijebu-Ode-Benin-City Road and . ‘. 2 _ Tegina-Daura Road, fhe contracts for which were Government Notice No. 89 signed with Messrs Borini Prono! and Company ~ Government Promissory Notes Act, 1960 — (Nigeria) Limited on 7th September, 1960, and 3rd Marth, 1961, respectively are publiphed for general In accordance with the Provisions of Section 5 of information. ; °° : the Government Promissory Note Act, 1960, the following particulars of Government Promissory Shagamu-Ijebu-Ode-Benin-City Road Notes issued’ in connection with the Israel-Nigeria Promissory Date of Face Value - Finance Redemp- Credit Agreement 1960, are published for general Notes No: Issue . of Notes Charge tion | information. . - eo lf 4 Date’ 7 ws s a. Promissory Dateof Face Value Interest Repay- Brought forward 1,482,806 9 8 ° - Note No. Issue £, Rate ment B.P.43 27-10-64 ~ 62,11316-2 10% 1-10-67 . °% / Date' B.P.i44 27-10-64 6,211 77° ~~ 1-10-67 Brought forward 2,552,842 . B.P.45 .27-10-64 38,320 710 10°, 1-4-68 IS H#001 6-10-64 - 7,032 5} . 6465 B.P. 46 27-10—64 3,832 0 9g 1-468 Is H 002 6-10-64 7,032 5 6-10-65 _ -IS H 003 6-10-64 .7,032 54 64-66 £1,593,284 2 0 IS H 004 6-10-64 7,032 5: 6-10-66 IS H 005 6-10-64 7,032 .5 6-4-67 Tegina-Daura Road IS H 006 6-10-64 7,032, 54 6+10-67 Promissory Dateof -Face Value Finance Redemp- IS H Q07 6-10-64 7,032 5 6-4-68 Notes No. Issue of Notes Charge tion IS H 008 6-10-64 7,032 54 - 6-10-68 oo . Date IS H009 6-10~—64 7,032 54 . 6-469 | . 4 £ s d IS H 010 6-10-64 7,032 54, 6-10-69. Brought forward * 1,365,255 5 6 . IS H O11 6-10-64 7,032 5 6-4-70 T.D. 41 27-10-64 86,438 16 8 10°, 1-10-66 - IS H 012 6-10-64 7,032 54 6-10-70 T.D. 42. 27-10-64 °8,643 17 4° 1-10-66 IS H 013 6-10-64 7,032 St . 6-4-71 T.D. 43 27-10-64 171,145 210 10°, 1-467. 014 6-10-64 7,032 54 6-10-71 IS H T.D. 44 27-10-64 17,114.10 4 14-67 £2,621,290° £1,648,597 12 8

‘ F, B. Carposo, F. B. Carposo, _ : Accountant-General, * ‘Accountant-General, ‘ ¥ Federation of Nigeria - Federation of Nigeria Federal Ministry of Finance, - Féderal Ministry of Finance, Treasury Division, Lagos, _, Treasury Division, Lagos, ‘ 8th January, 1965. , 8th January, 1965.

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ms 3 Government Notice No. 92. - ‘ Government Notice No. 94 Government PromissépyNotes Act, 1960 .| Government Promissory Notes Act, 1960! ; : 2s . In accordance’ with the provisions of section 5 of nen accordance with the provisions of section 5 of - the Government Promissory Notes Act, 1960, the t Government Promissory Notes Act, 1960, the ‘following particulars of %Government Promissory following particulars of Government Promissory Notes issued in connectioif withsthe reconstruction of Notes issued in connection with the U.K.-Nigeria the Otta-Idiroko Road, the contract for which was (Nigerian Railway -Corporation) Credit Agreement, signed with Dumez (Nigeria) Limited, on 2nd ° 1963, are published’ for general inférmation. November,1963, are published for general informa- Promissory Date of Face Value Interest .Redemp- tion. : poo - ‘ . Notes No. Issue £ Rate ‘tion . % Date. Prothissory Date of Face Value’ Interest Redemp- Brought forward 1,397,000 Note No.. Issue. £ . Rate tion U.K(NRC)062 11-9-64 17,000. 68 30-6-84 - i a Date U.K(NRC)063 309-64 2,000 6% 30-6-84 Brought fortvard . 144,900 e , O.T. 04 . 1-11-64 ° 48450 6 1-11-66 £1,416,000

‘\ t| £193,350 4 — . Aili F. B. Carposo, | Accountant-General, i : . Federation of Nigeria i ! F. B. Carposo, Federal Ministry of Finance, . i. ~ Accountant-General, Treasury Division, Lagos, me - A Federation of Nigeria ’ 8th January, 1965. Fedéral Ministry of Fiance, 5 Treasury Division, Lagos, ! 8thJanuary, seg : Government Notice No. 95 OO ip « it fedfal i sO Government Promissory Notes Act, 1960

eh In accordance with the provisions of section 5 of the Government Promissory Notes Act, 1960, the Government Notice No.«93 ‘following particulars of -Government Promissory Notes issued in connection with Mid-West Water Government Promissory Notes Aet,{1960 Project, the contrdct for which was signed with

Inaccordance with the prbvisions & gection 5 of Messrs Water Resources ‘(International) Develop- camcenennety r

the Government Promissory} Notes Act, 1960, .the -ment Lithited on 3rd April, 1964 are published for. per following particulars ofGoverpment Promissory Notes general information. issued in connection with U.K.-Nigeria (Credit) - Promissory Date of Face Value Interest Redemp- Agreement1963 are published for general information. Note No. Issue £ Rate tion Date, Promissory Datéof Face Value Interest Redemp- % NotesNo. TIssue* * «Ef Rate. tion "MEW. 001 5-10-64 45,000 6 3-4-65 M.W. 002 5-10-64 — 45,000 6 3-10-65 iy i, 95 Date ; oe 4, Brought forward ; $52,000 : 1K. 021" 4*9-64 | 109,000 52 - 30-56-69 £90,000. U.K. 022 18-9-64 4 [15,000 . 5% —_30-6-69 U.K. 023° 18-9-64 $143,000 64 31-12-69 U.K. 024° 2-40-64 * 96,000 6} 31-12-69 F. B. Carposo, | U.K. 025 13-10-64 + 5,000 i6% 31-12-69 ‘ o Accpuntant-General, U.K. 026 43-10-64 93,000 \%6$ 30-6-30 bo Federation of Nigeria UK. 037 16-10-64 58,000, Ist * 30-6-70 Federal Ministry of Finance, | U.K. 038 23-10-64 93,000° 464 . 30-6-70 Treasury Division, Lagos, : U.K. 029 23-10-64 9,0006f 31-12-70 8th January, 1965. ; U.K. 030 30-10-64 58,000 '\6} 31-12-70 U.K. 031, 13-11-64 ° 127,000 8% 31-12-70 U.K. 032 27-11-64 § 50,000. 64 31-12-70 Oue , - . U-K. 033 27-11-64 | 12,000 64 30-6-71 U.K. 034 11-12-64 | * Government Notice No. 96 84,000 64 | 30-6-71 Immigration Act: . ae, ' |£1,804,000 - - CORRIGENDUM “

. In Legal Notices Nos. 2 and 3 of 1965 ‘published in Supplementto Official Gazette No,.1, Vol. 52 of 7th January, 1965—-For Earngst Collins Edward Asiama— . , - :; *F. B. Carvoso, Prohibited. Immigrants Order, 1963 read Earnest mh : i Actountant-General, Collins _Edward Asiama—Prohibited Immigrants ‘ roe Federation of Nigeria Oxder, 1964; and for Harry Reginald Amonoo— Federal Ministry of Finahte, , . pos Prohibited Immigrants Order, 1963 read Harry Treasury Division, Lagos, | Reginal Amonoo—Prohibited Imrhigrants Order, 8th January, 1965. ; 1964. ’ : . »

Government Notice No. 97 vo STATEMENT No. 2

STATEMENT(OF ASSETS AND LiaBiLities AS-AT 31st August, 1964 3817 Correspond- " a.. Correspond- ing Period~. “ean. LIABILITIES ASSETS ing Periad Last Year we WD "Last Year -. PUBLIC FUNDS : x CASH: . £ ¢ £

7.608054 Consolidateu Revenue Fund (a). 16,901,018 Working Balancés: ” ‘Arenuef oOBOZOBGH HH oS - Contingencies Fund...... 994,500 Sub-Treasury Lagosf Cash__ Offices . +. 1,303,983 125,369 5,208,570 13,901,624 Development Fund (4) 16,686,150 Dr 1,209,368 Remittances oe 6,547 57,733 SO6T TO . Impr 62,318 30,943 ae SPECIAL AND TRUST Finns: Payable Orders Western Region 62,958 . 122,270 4,173 University College, , apital Fund . Deposit on call 904,154 5,186,239 27,185 Reva ving Loan Fund—Sporting ‘ and Social Clubs : 25,060 J.C.F. 1,745,000 4,190,000 14,934 " Revolving Loans Fund for Indus- ~ 23,555 _ ALD. Counterpart - 159,980 _ 4,294,940 161,590 9,874,144 2,543,164 PostOffice Savings Bank Fund. 2,518,570 ol Nigerian Ex-Servicemen’3 Wel- fare Fund 14,370 * INVESTMENTS: 15,767. Government Serv:ants’ Provident General . 899,611 853,740 oo r Fund .* 15,754 31,566 Police Reward Fund 35,037 SPECIAL AND T'RUST FUNDS: $67,651 . ‘African Staff Housing Scheme Révolving Loans Fundfor . Fund . 386,734 Sporting and Social Cluhs 24,782 24,782 2,260 Prison Warders’ Reward Fund | 1,999 . Post Office Savings Bank Fund 1383270 2,565,420. 3,173,442 NationalProvident F‘und 6,9983852 Nigeria Ex-Servicemen’s Wel- fare Fund . 13,630. 13,364 841,885 National Provident-Fund—Re- Government Servants Frovi- serve Fund . 174,156 ‘dent Fun . 14,694, 14,189

Fire Service Reward Fund 500 Police Reward Fund" . 25,739 20,355 TWIQIstO 29,325 Public Trustee .. 32,077 . African Staff Housing Fund: 495,637 47,532, 6, 555, 228 Miscellaneous 48,931 10,275,595 National Provident Fund ... 6,995,038, 3,163,651 y National” Provident Fund. Re- serve Fund 173,932 81,884 © PERSONAL ADVANCES FUND : Public Trustee 29976, 28,548 _ 650,000 ANocation from Consolidated Re- Miscellaneous . oe 20,050 9,681,111 32,552 6,440,382 venue Fund °.. . 650,000

TREASURY CLEARANCE Funp:: Advances made against the, HLLAZVO - 100, 000° Allocation from Consolidated Re- Personal Advances Fund -. a 527,033 - 744.534 ‘venue Fund . . - 100,060 dvances fade against the 3,714,033." Deposits received to the Fund i ~ §,111,445 Treasury Clearance F‘und: > ft . Miscellaneous . » 2,250,741. 4,797,012 Regional Governments: . Regional Governments: estern Region 84,337 Eastern Region 49,887 stern Region 927,473 Western Region 861,475 103,602 103,602 - Mid-Western Region — 1,011,810 Northern Region os 1 632,520 1,403,313 Mid-Western Region 72,262 704,782 2,314,675

25,024,487 18,358,218 ~ 18,358,218 . 25,024,487 ————e ———<— * This statement does not include the Public Debt or Assets held in respect ofStatutory Sinking Funds ; nor doesiit include loans > made to Government sponsoredorganisations or contingentliabilities in respect of various guarantees. (a) For details of Consolidated Revenuesee Statement No. 4 e@ ‘ a (6) For details of Developmerit Fund see Statement No. 5 ¢ Floating Debt :

° TreasuryBills—Ordinary on issue £31,000,000. F. B,,CARboso, Treasury Division, Accountant-General, Federal Ministry of Finance, Federation of Nigeria 62 Lagos, 12th January, 1965.

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80 : OFFICIAL GAZETTE a No.3, Vol. 52

Government Notice-No. 98 , . | oo 4 STATEMENT No. 4 ff | + CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND

StateMENT oF Accounr as aT 31st. AuGusT, 1964 « . | . &

i . © 70 { . 2 2 £ £ Balance as at ist April, 1964 .. . - +e te, ° , 10,181,811 Add Issues from Contingencies Fund.) we eee «S800 * . 5,500 { |

“Treasury Bills: | . Ordinary Issues : Issued ist April, 196+-31st August, 196+ 33,000,000 a * Jobe - Repaid Ist April, 1964-31st August, 1964+ 52,000,000 — 1,000,000 ~ =

° . * . a . ' Add: "* : fo. ; . > [ ..- QOn-lending to Regional Governments: Repaid ist April, 1964-3 1st August, 1964 13, 000,000 . . ; Issued 1st April,.1964-31st August, 1964 9,500,000 4 3,500,000 4,500,000

14,687,311

4 * . a ‘fog Add Surplus being excesss of Revenue {st April, 1964-3 ist August, 1964(a2) =. es ; Over Expenditure ist Apri 1964-31st August, 1964 (oy «« 45,272,785 ° 2,208,256 ~ | \ | | 16,895,567 3 . 5 | :

Add Net Profiton Sale| of Investments Le ea SABE , ~ 5,451

. * Balance of Fund at 31st August, 1964. | . : £16,901,018 | . . | . ———s | i & iL 2 a| b } t : . > ” , . . Ny | " . . | j -(a) For details. of Revenue and Expenditure—See Statement Nos. 4.1 and 4.2 respectively, ‘Treasury Bills qn-lent to Regional Governments: £

Western Regit nm. an Lee teas 3,000,000 @ Northern Re ion” .e .. cee .. 500,000 Eastern Regian .. . .. a es .. 500,000 ‘. § Mid-Western!Region .. wt . .. we: 1,000,000

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F. B.. Carposo, - oN : Accountant-General : FTederation of Nigerja Treasury Division, : Federal Ministry of Finance, “Lagos, 12th January, 1965.

i 4 | =~ . Cog . \i :L : . : 24st January, 1965 * OFFICIAL GAZETTE | | 8

Gévernment \Notice No. 99 Sf , € STATEMENT No. 4.1 _

THE FEL PERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

STATEMENT or REVENGE FOR THE MONTH OFAUGUST 1964",AND FOR THE PERIOD istveAPRIL, 1964 To 31st AvGUST, 1964 / . | , Actual Comparative|; oe * Actual ‘Revenue ist Figures as at }' Head: ? Estimates Revenue April,.1964 31st August, e. . , 1964-65 August —|t9 31st August, 1963 1964 1964 i _* :

1 ’ oa . t £. \s - . _ 2 ‘ .£- (+ Og 32,497,662 1. Customs and Excise .. 94,988,710 8,078,379 37,476,267 2,292,503 |i 2. Direct Taxes ..- 8,190,100 | 459,919 }__ 1,729,235 504,650 |” 3. LiceStes and Internal Revenue 1,399,250 41,604 | 563,136 1,309,109 4. Mining i . 7,307,760- 150,691 2,350,711 197,795 5. Fees... ° 498,060 | 38,490 207,519 2,277,003 | 6. Posts and Telegraphs. . 6,581,250 | 687,673 1,664,893 532,265 | 7. Earnings and Sales 1,506,720/ |. 118,163 441,620

111,590 8. Rent of Government Property eo, 2 538,300 40,388 | 116,460 . 603,944 9. Interest and Repayments: Generale. . ...; 4,570,280 53,125 524,868

652,813. } 10. Interest and Repayments-:. Regional - . ‘ok . . | Governments Leo ae a 3,125,420 503,950 | 1,118,376 i oo .. “4 - 460,936 11. Reimbursements af we -. |> 1,167,290 39,561 - 484,064 51,621 |} 12. Arnted Forces | 409,460} 3,676], 22,529 751,405 | 13. Miscellaneous 1,873;650;| . 17,859 781,363

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42,243,296 o 131 ,856,230 10,233,478 47,481,041

t .. ey m oo Lo © $4 Proportion of Estimates for five months £54,940,096. 7 * fe ‘

oF i , B. Carposo, | i. | Accountant:Goneral, ‘Treasury Division, - i Federation of Nigeria a Federal Ministry of Finance, Lagos, (12th January, 1965. i | _ | | ra’ ig io) OFFICIAL GAZETTE: / No. 3, Vol. 52 / ‘overnment Notice No. 100 [/- STATEMENT ‘No. 4.2 THE FED ARAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGE. STATEMENT OF RECURRENT EXPENDITURE FOR THE ergle AUGUST 1964. AND FOR THE PERIOD ist ApRIL, 1964 To 31st AugGusr, 1964

“ _— . ‘+ | Actual Ex- . Comparative - ; ‘Actual penditure 1st figures as at Head Esfimates Expenditure: April, 1964 ‘Sist August, 4 4 1964-65 August to 31st ' 1963 * 1964 August, - 1964 £ - / sg £ £° 26,449 21. State House.. - 63,160. 5,025 26,674 1,759,787 22. Cabinet Office , 4, 838, 510 55,583 1,123,764 ~ 1,904,942 23. Police a . .. 6,234,060 635,047 2,492,390 255,017 24. Ministry of Commerce and ‘Industry fa 844.830 84,049 352,119 2;567,938 |, 25. Ministry of-Communications . .. 6,539,470 723,861 2,166,991 . 35,739 26. Ministry of Defence 409,340 17,637 76,853. 1,815,352 27. Nigerian Army . 5,376,490 365,277 ~ 1,961,552 249,738 28. Nigerian Navy 787,580 75,679 "362,658 12,951 29. ... 603,780 15,552 | 58,869 222,598 30. Ministry of Economic Developmernt 621,320 32,080 297,600 95,287 31. Agricultural (Research) 319,900 “31,175 108,405 23,176 32., Fisheries Service i 66,580 4,935 24,585 47,794 33. Forestry (Research): 147,280 14,367 53,467 96,296 34. Statistics . 259,220 20,889 82,955 | 79,3480 35. Veterinary (Research) 315,910 31,250 118,126 | 876,877 36. Ministry of Education 2,270,360 |-- 87,669 977,229 32,363 37. Antiquities .! ws | 87,500 8,458 33,662 | 21,079 38. National Archives .), 84,540 6,514 25,126 | 176,353 39. Ministry ‘of Establishments and Service . - ‘& Matters a, .. a 509,900 33,572 ‘165,040 | \ ; 215,957 | 40. Pensions and Gratuities a 813,750 + 34,422 173,954 \ 1,020,361 41. Ministry of Finance: 1,674,690 395,0 798,795 | : 266,259 42. Customs and Excise 887,370 62,8 332,328 | 81,062 43. Inland Revénue . 248,960 , 19,797 87,466 975,059 44. Ministry of External Affairs 3,271,680 210,946 1,171,949 | _ 2,064,125 452 Ministry of Health | .. 5,182,890 233,748 © 2,215,534 1,104,636 46. Ministry of Information 2,825,330 124,164 1,308,80Q, 87,275 47. Ministry of Internal: Affairs 313,390 23,493 91,957 530,998 48. Prisons ‘ . 1,358,990 137,239 |.” 568,359. | 116,963 49. Ministry of Justice a 312 "390 19,372 |~ 130,030 423,139 50) Ministry of Labour| .t Fe"730 61,713 366,499 | 29,799 51. National Provident Fund .. ° 148,"980 9,‘064 33,356 377,429 |-52. Ministry of Lagos Affairs .. , 1,366,150 262,017 409,850 151 469 53. Ministry of Mines and Power 259,500 19,371, 87,148 - 42,663 | 54. Geological Survey .! 2 . _. 140,030 10,044 | 44,601 | 419,557 |*55. Ministry of Transport... tes 1,193,770 119,740 343,832 47,931 56. Coastal Agency . 139,150 15,145 55,916 | 212,771 57. Inland Waterways . 828,200 88,368 294,176 - 1,179,484 58; Ministry of Works and Survevs .. 6,845,500 470,729 1,676,933 37,994 59. Audit 109,440 7,972 |, 41,715 | 4,044 60. Electoral Commission a. 29,630 Cr 129 6,242 71,850 61. Judicial wt po ee 225,1730 20,122 84,365 311,951 62. Parliament .. ‘ 750)900 33,282 296,981 18,663 63. Public Service Commission. 65;480 4,974 19,467 12.,910 64. Contributions | to the: Development“Fund 1,350,000 — 191,654 | 42'351 65. Non Statutory Appropfiations of Revenue 769,620 48,848 221,805 | oo 66. Cansolidated Revenue Fund Charges : : > 7 15,159,917 (aj Statutory Appropriations of Revenue » ¥ eo to Regional Governments “Tl 51,697,420 2,670,303 17,769,200 ' 4,766,531 xeOther a ~ 17,843,670 1,247,661 5,941,808 40,071,864 | 131,817,070 8,598,835 45,272,785 |

| _ Proportion of Estimate for five months e54,923,779. | i Treasury Division, . F. B. Carposo, Federal Ministry3 ofFinance, Accountant-General, Lagos, 12th January, 1965. Federation of Nigeria

2st January, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE - 83

Government Notice No. 101 5 | _» STATEMENT No. 5 ‘ Dos DEVELOPMENT FUND

STATEMENT OF Account FOR THE MontH ENDED 3ist Aucust, 1964 (FicuREsTO THE NEAREST £) , Actual ist . . : April, 1964 Head . Estimates Actual to 31st . 1964265 31st August, August, ‘ } 1964 1964 . LS £ of £ Balance at ist April, 1964 : i 6,881,463 Dr Add Receipts : : . 611 Contributions from Revenue ‘ee .« 9,000,000 ee 191,654 612 Capital Grants .. an +. +. 800,000. 227,118 Dr 450,953 Dr 613 Internal Loans tae dat ae 20,100;000 _ 2,094 "10,004 614 Extgrnaloans «gw... 333753760 .225,298 1,282,307 - - , . 63,275,760 274 1,333,012 1,333,012

| * s _ 5,548,451

Less Expenditure : Lo, ; é : ‘ 621 Primary Production 1s ae we 1,662,500 9,744 25,453 622 Trae and Industry - ...... , 4,610,120 or: 135,282 . ~ 623 Electricity 2. 6s. to. 9,850,000 1,077,900 1,641,768 624 . Lani Transport System ., ©. —..._:12,885,440 747,838 3,268,288 “625 Lan Transport System ...... 1,645830 1,854 367,425 626 Air Transport System...... 1,127,560 11,625 48,471 _ 627 Communications bg we 879280. - 116,791 372,023 . - 628 Water Supplies .. .. =... >. = 405000 6,281 . 18,700 % 629 Edukatio’: .. 6. c ma, . 5,225,820 87,738 623,837 630 Heath =... 6... 1,650,000, + 41,239 123,426 631 Town Planning ...... 2,816,450 - 358,807 654,241 - 632 Co-operatives 46,2000, — 633 Miscellaneous teas + oe 971,005 1,111 6,769 634 Information oe es oe — 10 — 117,998 635 Judicial . .. we tee . _— 7,176 26,670 636 Police ve eee ene 2,715,740, 242,484 683,051 637. Genbral ~ ve ae oe ve 5,042,380 71,727, 568,692 _ 638 Defence . ee we .. 10,147,810 660,959 1,944,851 639 Financial Obligations wee . 1,632,000 58,037 Cr 31,436 Cr 640 Loans On-Lent and External Grants ¢to ; ; Regions : .. ey! _ .. -- 13,302,690 222,298 542,190

£ 76,250,835 3,607,483 11,137,699 , 11,137,699 ——_— ———— <<< Balance of Fund as at 3ist August, 1964, { .. 16,686,150 Dr ———_

x ove BB. - Carposo, : Accountant-General, Federation of Nigeria Treasury Division, rt Federal [Ministry of Finance} Lagos, 42th January, 1965. Cpaeytesacey

gs OFFICIAL GAZETTE | No. 3, Vol. 52

Government Notice No. 2250(5th'publication) ; 4 ComPETITION FOR ENTRY INTO! THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DEPARTMENTAL CLASSES OF THE EgstERN NicERIA PuBLic SERVICE, 1965

& Applications are hereby invited for the 1965 Competition fpr entry into the Administrative and Special DepartmentalClasses of the Eastern Nigeria Public Service. , :

- 2. The Special Departmental Classes comprise those Scale A posts for which a specific qualification is hot a@ prerequisite.and which call for qualities of intellect and character broadlysimilar to those needed for the Admjnistrative Class. For the present the posts of Auditor, Accountant, Assistant Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Management Officer, Produce Officer and Revenue Inspector have been included in this class. .

3. The Competition will comprise : are 1 (a) a qualifying written examiriation, conducted by the West African Examinations Council ; (6) an interview!before the Public Service Commission. Only candidates who reach a qualifying standard in the written examination will be invited to the interview by the Public Service Commission. . : .

: s : 4. To qualify for. admission to the competition in 1965, a candidate musteither be in possession of a qualification prescribed for the post for which he wishes to compete or intend to sit in 1965 for the final examination leading ito the qualification. The qualifications prescribed for the Administrative and Special DepartmentalClasses are as follows::— ? . (i) Administrative Class : oO | ; (a) First or Second-clags Honours Degree, preferably in Arts or Economics, fidma. recognized University. | / : co , of : (6) Third-class Honours or First or Second-class General Degree plus a higher Degree or a Diploma in Public Admiristration from a recognized University. (i) Auditorand Accountant: a (a) Final Certificate of one of the following professional bodies :— (ft) Chartered Accountants. . ; . - ' (i) Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors. , ,' (iit) Association of Certified and Corporate Accountants. C. (tv) Institute of Cost and Works Accountants. (@) Institute of Municipal Treasurers and Accountants. : “(6) Honours Degree in Economicsor related subjects with Accountancy as a Special Subject, from a recognized University. se : : _ For 1965, candidates in possession of any of theprofessional qualificationslistedin (a) above will be exempt - from the written examination. . . 24 . (ti) Management Officer andAssistant Registrar of Co-operative Societies : First or Second-class Honours Degree in Economics from a recognized University. _ (tv) Revenue Inspector tk, | . a - 7 : (a) Any of the accounting qualifications listed in sub-paragraph(#1) (a) and (6) above, , Q) A degree in Law from a recognized University. . (c) Acall tothe Bar. { . (v) Produce Officer: _ >

A degree in Agriculture, Commerce or Economics from a recognized University. oO t

[ .. “Recognized” inthejabove contexts means “recognized by the Governmentof Eastern Nigeria.”

4 - : a 5. The written examination will not be designed to test candidates on the subjects in which they hold a degree. It will be designed to test ability to think clearly and to understand and write English, and also of knowledgeof affairs, particularly West. African affairs. Notes for the guidance of candidates drawnup by the West African Examinations Council will be issued to all candidates in due course. The examination will-cOmprise thefollowing papers :— | ~ () English(Precis andCritical Appreciation) _ “ . RS

+ © ‘This paper will-consistofa precig of a passage supplemented by a question asking candidates to comment critically on the central idea ofthe passage. , i .

21st January, 1965 uo OFFICIAL GAZETTE : BS (ii) Current Affairs :— - a e . a Candidates will be required to answer four questions out of ten and the range of'subjects will all types cater for of candidates offering, and are designedto test.the intelligent awarefiess of current affairs which - any educated person may be presumedto possess. 2 so ‘ (zy General :— OO . i : 7 aL. This will consist of two questions... Onewill test ability.to detect dubious thinking, and will ‘short passages whose Logical contain Force is to be. discussed critically. The other will test ability to draw Statistical Inferencesfrom a table of numerical data. . - . . 6. This written examination 4 ‘ . will be held on the 29th of March, 1965 in Lagos, Ibadaf; Enugu, Washington and London at such othercentres as maybedecidedlate. . - 7. Minimum transport expenses to and from London and Washington will be refiinded to candidates in the British Isles or the United States respectively whoarenot resident in those the written examination. cities, for the purpoge of taking ‘Candidates will be responsible for arranging and meeting the cost-of their accommo- dation and.transport. . 8. A fee of £2 is bayable by those wishing to attempt the competition. i. : ; 9. Candidates who ; have already applied on Eastern Nigeria Form PSC 1*for appointmentto one or more of the clas$és mentioned in paragraph 1 above should, if in Nigeria send to the Secretary, Public Commission, Enugu, a Treasury Service . Receipt ‘for the £2 competition fee or, if outside Nigeria, send £2 Money Order or crossed Postal by Order to the aut hority to whom they addressed‘their applications on Eastern. Nigeria Form PSC 1 under a covering letter rdferring to their applications. These must be received not later than 30th January, 1965. Those who have not yet applied but manner wish to do so, should sendthefee in the prescribed above, with their application$ on Eastern Nigeria Form PSC 1,to be than 30th January, 1965 received not later to:—The Secretary, Public Service Commission, Enugu,if they are in Nigeria, ‘the Secretary, Office of the or to Agent-General for Eastern Nigeria, 9 Northumberland Avenue, London, W.C.2., _if they are!in Europe, or to the Chancery, Embassy of Nigeria, 500 DupontCircle Building, Washington 6, D.C.,if they are in the United - States or Canada. ‘ 7” se 10. Fees are not refundable,-and' no resporisibility can be. accepted for money sent in other than the prescribed manner. ~ s @, . 11. Inbtructiéns as to the date, time and place of attendancewill be sent direct to individual candidates. 12. Candidates maystill be offered temporary appointments by the PublicService Commission to ‘any’ . of the posts listed in paragraph 1 above on thestrict understanding that if they are unsuccessful at any stage of the next tompetition, their temporary appointments will be terminated unless they are offered other posts.

A, E. Oxaror, ’ : FC1053/S. 2/T Secretary, . Po _* Pubic Service Commission

_ Government, Notice No. 102 , - . . NOTICE BY THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE . . ‘Customs and Excise Notice No. 35 AMENDMENT No. 1 : : Customs and Excise Notice No. 35 published'as Government Notice No. 1491 in Federal Official Gazette No. 52 of 25th July, 1963, is hereby amended as under :— ° Paragraph 2. Delete sub-paragraphs (c) and (d) and substitute-the following new sub-paragraphs _ “(c) vehicles carrying persons whose services the proper Officer is satisfied are urgently required for the safety or preservation oflife and property, or in connection with the dayto day operation of the port ; (d) vehicles entering to lawfully collect or handle goods within the restricted area, including mechanical plant or contract transport ; ° - .

- (e) small craft (i.e., ships not exceeding oné hundred tons register) which, either :— (:) belong to, and, are in the service of, the Government, the, Nigerian Ports Authority or a ship . which.is lying within the port ;.or . ~ _« (#) are licensed by the Board. | Such small craft*may operate only under such conditions as the Properofficer may impose.”

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Government Notice No. 109 Government Notice No. 112 MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS 1964-65 BENNISEED MarKetine SCHEMB - 4 UTESE POSTAL AGENCY-—-OPENING OF It is notified for general information that the It-is notified for general information that a Postal purchases and cumulative purchases of Benniseed Agency was opened at Utese in Benin Division of in the Federation of Nigeria for the month ended Benin Province in the Mid-Western Nigeria on the 31st December, 1964 covering the period 27th . 21st December, 1964 for thesale of stamps, issue and November, 1964 to 31st December, 1964 (both dates+ paymentof postal orders, acceptance and delivery of inclusive) were as follows :— — registered articles, receipt and despatch of mails and delivery of parce, (ALL ‘Tons) 44 , 964-65 Thecirculation of mails is to Benin Post ‘Office. Purchases Cumulative A. A. ATTA, Regions ° during Purchases Permanent Secretary : month from a 26-6-64 te. Government Notice No. 110 31-12-64 RoyaSocisry or HEALTH East cee 793 North .. -.. 55 21,990 West AFRICAN EXAMINATION BoARD ‘

‘At an examination for Pustic HEALTH INSPECTORS Tora, FeperaTION .. © 55 22,783

held at Aba, Kano and Lagos in Nigeria, Accra in Ghana, Bathurst in Gambia and Bo in , ted _ from 5th to 11th August, 1964, the following Seventy-. ' six candidates passed the examination : ‘Government Notice No. 113 _ Numbers :—6, 10, 11, 17, 21, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33,34, 36, 37, 40,42, 45, 47, 48, 49, 51, 1964.65 Soya Beans SEASON 55, 57, 58, 60, 61, 63, 65, 66, 71, 73, 74, 75, 83, 84, 86, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 99, 100, 102, 105, 106, & SOYA BAENS PURCHASES IN THE, 108, 109, 1107-111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, FEDERATION OF NIGERIA |. 119, 120, 121, 126, 129, 132, 133, 134, 136, 140; It is notified for general information that the - 141, 142, 143, 146, 148, 149. toca!65 Soya Beans Season opened on 4th December, 2. At anexamination for the’ Health Sister’s: Diploma held at Ibadan on June 30th, Jély ist, and The declared purchases from this dateup to the July 2nd; 1964, the following six candidates passed month ended 31stDecember, 1964 were as follows:— the examination :— (ALL Tons) i . Mrs O. Adeyemi East wee ht 28 . Mrs R T. Ademola North _ 15,950 |

Whore . Mrs S. A. Ajibola : 9 Tora. 15,978 . Mrs A. A, Fadahunsi . . Mrs S. U. Thaza , e

Dub . Miss O. Osagie. Dr D. J. AMauH, Government. Notice No. 114 L Honorary Secretar’@ “y NorTHERN NIGERIA MARKETING BOARD 1964-65 GINGER MARKETING SCHEME Government Notice No. 111 : of It is notified for gen al information that the EASTERN NIGERIA MARKETING BoarD 1964-65 Ginger Mackeds Season opened on 27th 1964 COPRA MARKETING SCHEME November, 1964 in Northern Nigeria only. It is notified for general information that the The declared purchases from this period up to the purchasés and cumulative purchases of Copra in month ended ‘31st December, 1964 wére as Fastern- Nigeria during the 1964 ;Copra Marketing follows :—-: . . , Season for the month ended 31st December, 1964 , Grades Tonnages . covering the period 27th November, 1964 to 3ist- Peeled oe 56 ~ December, 1964 (both dates inclusive), were as Split . we . oe ee 13 follows :— , : Scrap | . 1 . eo ~ .

-s (Att Tons) Purchases Government Notice, No. 115 , > Grades during month 1964-65 CorFrE MARKETING SCHEME’ ; It is notified for general information that the I “ou. we ee 120 purchases of 1964-65 for the month of December II oe o _ 1964 covering the period 27th November, 1964 to III — 31st December, 1964 (both dates: inclusive) were IV ° 20 31.tons. - ‘ — 140, The cumulative ‘purchases from the beginning of — the season which openéd at midnight 12th-13th November, 1964 up to 31st December, 1964 were * Adjusted. : 31 tons.

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Government Notice No. 116 ‘Consti- tuency NortfierN NIcERIA Marketinc Boarp No, . ° © 13 Baucui 1964-65 CASTOR SEED MARKETING SouTH WEST ; Alpaii Sir Abubakar.Tafawa SCHEME Balewa It is notified for general information that the 14 purchases and cumulative purchases of Castor Seed Alhaji Yarma Sale BEDPE in Northern Nigeria for the month ¢nded 3ist December, 1964 covering the period 27th November, 15 Bipa East 1964 to 3ist December, 1964 (both dates inclusivve) Alhaji Ibrahim*Tako, Galadima were Nil ton and 51 tons respectively. * 16 ; Broa West

Ibrahim Maku, Sarkin Shanu | Government Notice No. 117 17 , Bw ' M. Sule Abba . Export Duty on RuBBER Itiis notified for general information that for the - 18 . _ Borcu ‘ - purpose of assessing the value of Rubber for the Alhaji Yusufu:Ilesha “ levying of export duty, the price for the month of, February 1965 wil be 20.5142d perjb. 19 AuNo-MacuMmEri y Abba Saddiq 7

134/62X /3 20 Borwu NortH M. Immam Maliki : '

8 wk 21 “. Bornu Nortu-WeEst y f " Government Notice No. 118 ; Mai Bukar Machina

GENERAL ELECTION Resutts 1964 22 * Borsari-DAMATURU M. Baba Geidam. ° NORTHERN NIGERIA

> Consti- o 23 Cuap Zanna Isa Mongono ~ tuency.- No.: 2400 Fune-Guypa_ | _1 ABUJAAAND> LAPAI Zanna Musa Hindi Alhaji Aliyu Bisallah K’Bana ‘2 ApaMAWaA CENTRAL 25 Gripam Alhaji MuhammaduD Ribadu “Kachalla Barko < 3 ADAMAWA East 26 Kaca-MarcuHI1 . . Alhaji Ahmadu Ribadu M. Mustapha Mallambe

4 ‘-. Apamawa Nortu-WEst +27 KANUMBU-NGANZAI | M. Ulenda Uba Shettima Ali Mongono 5 ADAMAWA WEST Alhaji Usman Barkono 28 'Konpuca-Mara4 Alhaji Waziri A. Ibrahim 6 - AKWANGA 29 YERWA M. Yakubu Alanana Zanna Bukar Dipcharima 7 ArcuNcuUEast - - Alhaji Muhammadu Sarkin Gobir = Dixwa CEenTRAY. M. Bukar Sandabe .*’ . 8 ARGUNGU WEST \ 31 M. Garba Kangiwa Madaki _ Drxwa Nort Ma’aji Uwaisul Karul 09. | ' Baucut CENTRAL M. Zubairu Katagum — 32 , AKO M. Muhammadu Kumo . 10 ’ Baucut NortEast \ ~° 33 Dukxu-Kwant M. Muhammadu S. Abubakar Abdulkadiri S. at ~ Baucut Nortu West ” M. Muhammadu Ningi.—- » 34 Gomez CENTRAL Alhaji Ibrahim Jalo Waziri 12° Baucui SoutH East | , Alhaji AdarmuS. ‘Tafarki 35 _ * AlhajiHamza Gombe > $

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Consti-_ ~ Consti- * tuency tuency No. ae No. ' 36 * 'TANGALE Waja Dutse" M. Adamu Yola Turo , Alhaji Aminu Suleman 37 . Gwanpu East _ Gapasawa-GEZAWA _ M. Umaru Birnin Kebbi . "Alhaji ‘Sani Gezawa M/Mundubawa 38- Gwanpou Nortu 7 71 Gaya Nortu _ | M, Shehu Ambursa Muta’walli Alhaji Yunusa W/Masaka’ 39, Gwanbu SoutH G S - ‘bhai Usman Maitambari ” 2 ‘Sarki Dalhatu AYA SOUTH 40 "_Gwanpbu West ~ . 73 Gwaram MuhammaduBello Tilli M.Hamidu Bayero 41 , YAauri .. '74 Gwarzo Alhaji Muh. Aminu Yawuri ‘Alhaji Bello Dandago 42 - IpomaNortu 5 JaHun . MrJ. O. Ede Alhaji Adamu Muri #43 ° Ipoma Sovutu-East 6 Kano East . Mr J. C. Obande Alhaji Mahumudu Dantata 44 Ipoma WEst Kano West MrE.A. Odo Alhaji Rabi’u W/Dabbobi. - 45 IcaLa East 78 K Alhaji Hashim Adaji’ _ Alhaji Muhammadu ARAYE 46 IGaLa Norru-East KAZAuRE MrPeter Tokula - Alhaji Tafida 47 TcaLa NoRTH-WEST. - Krru . , 48 Mr James/ Yacim , . Alhaji,Usman Gwarzo . GAaLa SoutH © MrD.A.Enefola | 81 thet Sark: Kemsorso-Uncoco 49 IcBrrrarNORTH 2 ji Sarki as KuURAya ‘ f M. Ahmadu Badamasi Alhaji Abubakar: Garba Bayero Dan-Amar 5 Icsirra SouTH - M.Salihu Abdul 4 ” 83 Athaii Muh.G MintrearTBA TLORIN CENTRAL ye wate Rano -, Mr S. A. Babatunde _ Alhaji Muh. Munir M’wali | . 52 ILortn East Rincia 7”! . Mr T. O. A. Dada » 53 Alhaji Abdul SalamiTLORIN NortH Alhaji Sayyadi RingimOOM 54 Tuorin SoutH Alhaji Inuwa Wada ATLA. Mr Nicolas Oyelede Aro ~ f Topun Alhaji A. Baba D’ BappaWaa : 55 . TLoRIn Town Wuoupin Alhaji Abdul Razaq ; ‘ Alhaji Abba Yola 36 Jama’a GumeL East” Mr Jacob Jatau Kaminkon Kafanchan Alhaji Ahmadu Babandi 37 NortH 90 GOme. West _. - Abubaka Isandu Alhaji Aliyu Mohamed 58 . _ Jos Sout Hapeyia Nort | 59 Alhaji Isa Haruna Kampa . . Alhaji Muhammadu Gauyama - ' 92 Hapgj1a Soutn gq hai SalamiJmoADUNA Alhaji Abdulkadir. Maidugu Alhaji Zakari Isa 93 Katacum NortH East ~ 61 Bapura-GARKI Alhaji Shekarau Umar’ * _ M. Aliyu Gwarzo 94 Katacum SouTH 62:. Bier’ East Muhammadu Mustafa Umar * Alhaji Bello Farar Hula 95 Katacgum West 363 Bict West M. Muhammadu Yarima Cinade ", Alhaji Mahmudu Bayero Misay 164 BIRNIN Kupu Alhaji Muhammadu Kura : Alhaji Datti Kud 97° Daura Easr . 65 yearsu DAMBATTA . Alhaji Sa’idu W/Ayyuka_ .. - Alhaji Muh. MuhtarpSarkin Bai ‘ Davra West" i Alhaji Haruna W/Daji : _ 66 Alhaji. Rilwany DawaxinAbdullahiKupu 99 M.Ibrahim Nadaho-Danya-Koco. 67 we acs DAWAKIN ToraLOFA EastEA 100 cae Dan-Yusura-Kauraeye Alhaji Atiku Kano ' ;Alhaji’ Damale S/Pada 68 Dawakin Tora WEST ‘Durst Alhaji Yusufu M.Sule ? M,Iro Mani. ‘90 -@ OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 3, Vol. 52

Consti- Consti- — tuency tuency No. BS Buinji-T S 102, Incawa-KankIva I~ ANGAZA-SILAME 103 Ibrahim S/Fuleni Dambo 136 Alhaji Aminy TafidanSokoto ABIYA-KaITA . $04 Mallam Sule Sarkin Sullubawa 137 Alhaji MuhammadNalsdo TSINA CENTRAL | ¢ " . Alhaji Musa Yar’adua * 138 Alhaji Aliyu Sarkin Filoti 105 Alhaji Abdullahi MaLumrasilM/Fashi 139 AlhajiJ Garba BadaG apa 1, Norte 106 Marusa-Masu (% Alhaji Muhammad Alhaji Ibrahim Tyan Katsina were ~ 140 ) G oO Aw, Sot 107 MasKa - Alhaji Muheramadeema om Alhaji Idi Katukan Katsina . f 141 _: Iga-Ganpr e 108 Musawa-Kankar\| ‘ M. Ladan Isa Abdullahi Inde M/Musawa 142 ate aura Namopa 109 MussASKTYA _ Alhaji Ali Nakura ” , Alhaji Abubakar Duwan Ndaki. 143 . 110 YVANDAKA Alhaji MuhammaduMaranbuNadange W/Tsata Alhaji Bala Dutsin Ma. 144 ce ng: Morixi-ZurmM1 111 KONTAGORA _ Alhaji Muhammadu Sarkin Burmi Abdu Marafan K’tagora 145 . _ RupaH-WuRNO 112 Zuru Alhaji Abduliahi Maikano S/Rafi . Alhaji Isa Iko Mutawalli 146 es DABON Brrnf-GoRONYo 113. Kwara (KoTon/Karre) Alhaji Shehu Na’ita - - cewwe, Alhaji A. U. Ahmed | “147 . SoxoTo hid * Tara East Ibrahim Gusau Sarkin CENTRALMalamai M. Musa Yusufu 148 . Soxoto NortH CENTRAL 4145 - Larra West AlhajicMuhammadu Bankany S/Gona M. Amada Angara Doma ¢ 149 | Soxoto SouTtH East. 116 LAFIAGI-PATEG! __ M.Atto Bungudu . M.Attahiru Madakin Lafiagi. 130 M. Tcof Marare SoutH 7 sLOWLAND East 151 SoKoro. Sours West . Mr Solomon Danshep Lar Alhaji Garba Jabo - 118 Mr Magwen NyélongLowanp West 152Alhaji! Shehu ShagaiSoxoto West~ 1 119 -. “Munna Nort— 153 J GreeSHANGEV TIEV ¢ M. Umaru Galkpgo Marafan G’kogo Mr Joseph Ahura Fen } 120 - Soutu cC 154 THAREV-MASEV ¢ Garba Paiko Turakin Paiko MrVincent Shisha < 121. . “! Muri East- 155 IRaHEV-NINGOV 5 . MM. Abdu Kirim . Mr Peter Tarkande - 122 Muri Nortu 156 JEMGBAR _ M. Umaru Maitumbi MrJoseph Serwan Tarka 123 — Muri Soutu-West 157 , Kunav . Abubakar A. Ibrahim . Mr Mcdonald Dzungwenben Iyorkar * 124 . KEFFI 158 KWANDE — _M. Tanko Abubakar Mr Edward Kundu Swem 125; . Nasaraws . 139 Uxum-SHITIRE 4 Athaji Zubairu Omar ou MrE. T. Orodi 126 ~ Numan 160 . _ Woxart 4 M.Jibirim Girema M. Ali Umaru i M ‘art 127 PANKSHIN East 161 M. Sule Yaro . Mr David Dimka 162. . Kauru-Lere _ 128 PANKSHIN WEST M. Haikali Maigari : Mr Joseph Makingat Damla 163 Kupau-SoBa 129. = M. Yusha’u Mohammed ° , M: Maina Waziri 164 “ _ZaNGoN KaTas . 130 ' CUBUNAWA-MADAGALI 1} M. Shekarau Ka’a Layya *- M. Ummaru Atiju 165 CENTRAL 131. % Gwoza Alhaji Ga’idu Zango, Iyan Gari ° Alhaji Abbas Raha . 166 Zanta NorTH-WEST 132 Musi ; . Alhaji AhmaduFatika : : . M. Ummairu Gella 167 ZARIA Soura-West 133 | ‘ CHAMBA Mr Peter Ipu__—sx - Mr Dominic M. Massenger WESTERN NIGERIA 134 GasHAKA-MAMBILA 238 - BADAGRY ~ Mr Abel Warwar Mr Daniel SenuyOke _ A 2ist January, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE ° 91

Consti- Consti- tuen . uency No. . No. * ; { 239 , EGBA CenTRAL 266 Ixeya CENTRAL ° Mr Wahabi Aileru Mr Ezekiel Olufunso:Akinyemi Odejimi . 240 i Ecsa Soutu ° 7 267 Ixeya NortTH Mr Olu Babatunde Akin-Olugbade Mr Samuel Olatunji Kamson .

EASTnmi - 268 Inga Sour 2 “Mr Jonathan Daren Mr,mana Obssanya Olugboyega§ 242 . Ecsapo Nort Mr David Babarinde Babajide 969 ‘Testa Norra 243 Ecsavo Soutru .. -Mr Christopher Oluwadare Komolafe Mr Ebenezer Adetokunbo Olurinde Gbeleyi 270 ILesHa SOUTH 244 - Exit. LI Mr John Adedeji Ajayi | Mr James Abudu Adeparusi emt MrI. O. AjanskaUnsan 245 - Exit! CentraII 272 OXITIPUPA Christopher Olu Akinfosile - MrC. Bangboye Chief 246: Exrri East 273 ! : Onvo NortH Mr Gilbert Benjamin Akinyemi Akinyede MrSamuel Ebun Oguny: a Norrs-East 247 ; Exit SourH: I \ 274. MrBolaAdedipeOnDo_ - °- Mr Michael Ekundayo Ogundare 275 - Onpo SoutH-EastT : ° 248 Exit! Sourn I] Mr Xavier Mosolape Akinsete Chief B. O. Olusola 276 spe EOE 249 . EXITI West 277 Mr Alimi Adigun Phono Chief Hezekiah Oladipo Davies Mr Samuel Adeyemo Akinloye 250 TJERO ‘278 Iwo West % Mr Ayo Fasanmi , _Mr Eniola Akanmu Atanda 251 Orrun-Exitr NorTH > ~279 °” Iwo East MrJoseph Adeleke Awoyinka Mr Alade Lamuye 252 } EPE 280 ~—Ci, OcsomosHo NorgtH ‘Mr SanuSobowale MrVictor Ladipo Lajide 253 Tpapan East 284 OcsomosHo SouTH Mr Samuel Lana : Mr John Bamidele Preston Lafinhan * 254 . Ipapan NorTH-East . 282 OsHocBo NortH - Chief A. M. A. Akinloye Mr Michael Adebayo Adeniji 255 | Ipapan: NorTH-W!EST ’ 283 ‘OsHocBo SoUTH Alhaji Karimu Oladimejt Suberu Are ~ MrJoseph Adewumi 284 ¢ seuN Nortu-EastI 256 IpaDAN SOUTH ‘ MrAbasi Shittu Aiyedun Chief Adebisi Jinadu 285 Osuun Nort-East IT 257, IBADAN SouTH-East ‘ Mr Joseph Olatoke Olaore ' Mr Richard Osuolale Abimbola Akinjide 286 * -OsxunSouTH-Fast 258. Ipapan West Mr Ademola Olaniran . Mr A. S. Oyewole- 287 Owo CENTRAL 259 ' TBaRAPA MrNicolas Asanbe _ Mr Mathew Folorunsho Adeegbe 288 Owo Nortu 260 ° eC - Dr Lawrence Olu Ibukun FE CENTRAL =289 Owo SouTH 361 Mr Alex Oyekunle AreeDuduyemi Mk Michael Adekunle Ajasin FE SOUTH " . “ ; 290 ' Oyo CENTRAL 262 MrTimothy Oyejide acyeds MrSimeon Alabi Yerokun tA 29 t Mr David Adetunji Agboola 1, Chief Abiodun Moroes 263 © Iyenu;NorrH-Easr MrA. F. Odulana - 292, ‘Oyo NortH-East 264 4 Iyeau Soutu-Wesr _. Mr Odekunle Ogundiya Mr Victor Olabisi Onabanjo 293 Ovo Norut-West 265 ~ Tyepu Remo _, Mr Joseph Omodeyin Taiwo: 294 Ovo SovuTH

Mr A. Adedoyin MrSamuel Ogunwale Kolade

* uf 924° OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 3, Vol. sa . MID-WESTERN:NIGERIA 9. Redundant Steel Bridgework Consti- 10. Thames Ford Lorry—LB9193 fluency | ° 11. Opel Kit Car—LD4823 ° No. ‘ ~r 8 2. Tenders will only be considered for separate 295 ABoH i , items as seen. ‘Tenders for more than one of the Chief FrankOpute-Orats gf items must be tendered for as separate items on the 296 AFENMaI } Official Tender Form provided. Mr J. M. Udoch 3.. The Ministry does not guarantee the condition 297 AkoKo-Epo or state of the items offered with regard to their oe ‘Mr J. Daniya serviceability or completeness in any respect what- - 298 + ASABA East ever. ‘Tenderers will be deemed to have inspected _ #Mr I. Alibor t the items and to be fully aware of their state and 299° . Asapa WEST . condition as seen. - + Mr'J. B: Eboigbedi q. 300 | BENIN EAST . 4. Successful Tenderers will be required to make _ Chief D. N, Oronsaye full settlementfor accepted tenders before any of the 301, BENIN WesT items are removed andsuch settlement and removal Mr Johs Edomwonyi must be completéd within 7 days. of the receipt by . 302 IsHAN East < themof official notification of acceptance of tenders. ‘ Mr i. LL. Borha 303 | IsHaN WEST 5. Official Tender Forms may be obtained, from the Chief Stores Officer, Administrative Division, a Mr j. O. Akhigbe Federal Ministry of Works andSurveys, Main 304 ' Isoxo ‘Stores, Ijora, 6n written application to him. The MrJ. K. Omomadia _ 306: UrHobo WEST Vehicles and Plant, et¢., may be seen on application to the Ministry’s officials as indicated below : ‘Mr M. Unurhorho 307, _Warrl- * Chief F, S. Okotie-Eboh Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7—Works Manager, - 308 WESTERN IJAw Mechanical Workshops, Tjora. no Mr N. A. Ezonbodor ' Lot 4-—Officer-in-Charge, Transport Yard, Clifford Street, Yaba. FEDERAL TERRITORY OF LAGOS ‘Lot 9—Officer-in-Charge, Bridging Yard;| Creek 309 Lacos Nortu Road, Apapa¢ Chief T. O. S. Benson. ‘Lots 10 and 11—Stores Officer, Survys : J. O. ADgIGBO, Division, Oke SunaStreet, Lagos. / " . vt + Clerk of the Parliaments 6. Tenders must be submitted on the Offidial PM514/5. 1 Tender Form in sealed envelope marked ‘‘Con- © fidential—Teenders for Boarded Plant and Vehicles. ! Goternment Notice No. 119 etc.—BV.VI’’, addressed to the Secretary, Federal ACCEPTED TENDER Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Worksand With reference to Government Notice: No. 2193 Surveys, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, to reach * published in the FederalOfficial Gazette Nos. 103 and him before 9 a.m. on 26th January; 1965. 104 of 17th and 24th December, 1964, respectively, R: E. ERUNSE, inviting tendersfor the purchase of boarded Police ‘ Secretary, ‘ vehicle N.P.F. 60 Land’ Roverat the Lagos ‘Transport . Federal Tenders Board _ Division, The “Nigeria: Police, Obalende: Barracks, ' T8903 ; Lagos, it is hereby notified that the tender of Mr , R.A. AKINMADE, 12 Tkdrodu Road, Yaba, AEs, has "been accepted. : Government Notice No. 74 (2nd publication)

. Government Notice No. 73 (2nd publication) , Ministry OF DFFENCE Nicrrian ARMY . FEDERAL MINISTRY:OF Works AND: Surveys TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF UNIFORM ITEMS INVITATION TO TENDER FOR THE TO THE NIGERIAN ARMY (SERIAL,1) PURCHASE OF BOARDED PLANT AND VEHICLES, ETC.. Tenders are invited by. the Nigerian Army for the supply of the following items :— Tenders are invitéd for the purchase from the Federal Ministry. of . Works and ~Suréeys of the Part I Quantity following items of Boarded Plant andVehicles, etc. :— (1) Shirts White Collar attached (2) Shirts White without collar . +500 Lot : Description (3) Shirts Green withoutcollar .: 150 (4) Shirts White Dress without collar 600 Holman Breaker FMW.9044 Holman Drill FMW.9100 Part II Winch FMW.5509 (1), Gloves Cotton White Officers 300 D Tar Boiler FMW.4808 - pwyes (2) Gloves White Nigerian Army Trailer FMW.5102—A8140 Police. . ae | 100 ‘Tractor FMW.9383—-LD4719 .(3) Golves White NANS 50 _ Bedford ‘Tipper FMW.11436—LC9028 ~ (4). Socks Nylon Biege Walking out Holman Breaker FMW.8954. Pro ~~ Dress 300

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(5) Socks Nylon in Black (Mess Kit) 500 Government Notice No. 121 (6) Vest Athletic Interlocking with Green Sleeve and Neckband .. 500 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (7) Shorts Athletic Interlocking’. 500 _ NIGERIAN ARMY » (8) Green Knitted’ Tie (NigerianA 4 TENDER. FOR SUPPLY. OF FRESH -EGGS _ Army)... at a -.. 300 (9) Bags Hand-Black (NANS) 30 TO THE NIGERIAN MILITARY HOSPITAL,. YABA 2. The items tendered for must conform to the Nigerian Army pattern and quality which can be Tenders are invited for thesupply of Fresh Eggs viewed in the office of the Senior Purchase and © to the Nigerian Military Hospital, Yaba, Lagos, for . Issues Controller, Nigerian Army, Ordnance Depot, the’ period of ist April, 1965 to 3ist March, 1966. Clifford Street, Yaba. Copies: of : Official. Tender Only one supplier will be selected Having regard Form may also be obtained from this source. to ability to provide the overall requirements in the most economical way during the contract 3. Prices quoted must be strictly in terms of period. OO delivery to the Ordnance Depot, Yaba or Ordnance Sub Depot, , as may be directed bythe - 2. The Fresh’ Eggs willberequired by the Mili- Officer’Commanding,- Ordnance Depot, Yaba. . tary Hospital, Yaba, Lagos. “ 4, Tenders must be madein ‘the Official Tender 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, conditions Forms and must be accompanied by samples of of contract, agreement and list of approximate items proposed to offer, labelled with contractors’ monthly consumption: maybe ‘obtained from the’ names and addresses. : Director of Supplies and..Transport, Headquarters,. 5.. Tenderers should “indicate clearly on the — Nigerian Army, Ministry of Defence, Lagos or Tender Forms whether items proposed to offer are from Officer Commanding, 1 Brigade Transport° (a) Locally manufactured or (6) Imported.. If Company, Kaduna. Closing date for issue of - imported, the country of origin, should -be stated. Tender Formsis 4th February, 1965. Delivery time from date of order should be specified 4. Tenders will not be-accepted unless submitted on the Tender Form. on the approved form, in a sealed envelope marked 6. Tenders which will be considered for the whole ‘“‘Confidential—Tender for Fresh Eggs, - Military or any part of the tenders should be addressed to the Hospital, Yaba’’ and addressed to the Secretary, Secretary, Armed Forces Tender$ Board, Ministry Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence,- of Defetce, Lagos, so asto reach his office notlater- Lagos not later than 0900 hours on Tuesday, 16th than 0900 hours, on Tuesday, 25th January, 1965. February, 1965. a , ° . ~ : 7, The Ministry of Defence is under no obligation A.S.N.Ecpo; * to accept the lowest or anytender.’ ’ , Secretary, - Armed Forces Tenders Board A. S. N. Ecpo,- | Secretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board Government Notice No. 122

Government Noticé No. 120 MInIstry OF DEFENCE Ministry oF DEFENCE NIGERIAN ARMY : NIGERIAN ARMY : TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF RATIONS TO- TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF RATIONS# TO THE DEPOT, NIGERIAN ARMY, ZARIA THE LAGOS MILITARY HOSPITA£ Tenders are invited for the supply of rations to Tenders are invited for the supply of rations to Depot Nigerian Army Zaria for the period of ist _ the Military Hospital, Lagos, for the period ‘pf 1st April, 1965 to 3ist March, 1966. Only one supplier April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966.° Only one supplier will be selected having regard to ability to provide will be selected having-regard to ability to provide . the overall requirements in the most economical’ the overall requirements in the most economical way during the contract period. . way during the contract period. - 2° 2The foodstuff will be required by the Messing 2. The foodstuff will be required by the Military Officer, Depot, Nigerian Army, Zaria. Hospital, Nigerian Army, Yaba, Lagos. . 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, Conditions 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, Conditions of Contract, Agreement andlist of Items of foodstuff of Contract Agreement, and iterns of foodstuff may may be obtained from the Director of Supplies and be obtained from the Director of Supplies and Transport, Headquarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry Transport, Head4uarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry of Defence, Lagos’ or from Officer Commanding, of Defence, Lagos or from Officer Commanding, 1 Brigade Transport Company, Kaduna. Closing 1 Brigade Transport.Company, Kaduna.- date for issue of Tender Formsis 4th February, 1965. 4. Closing date for issues of Tender Forms is 4. Tenders will not be accepted unless submitted: 4th February, 1965. Tenders will not be accepted on the approved form in a sealed envelope marked unless submitted on, the approved form in a sealed ‘ “Confidential, Tender for Rations—Depot Nigerian envelope marked “Confidential, ‘Tender for Hospi- Army Zaria” and addressed to the Secretary, Armed, tal Rations’ and addressed, to Secretary, Armed Lagos Forces. Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence, Lagos, Forces ‘Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence, fo reach his office not later than 0900 hours on ¢ not later than: 0900;hours on Tuesday, 16th February, Tuesday, 16th February, 1965. 1965. >: ; A, S. N. Ecxo, A. S. N: Ecxgo, Secretary, . Secrétary, “Armed Forces Tenders Board — « Armed Forces Tender ’

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Government Notice No. 123 ~ Government Notice No. 125 3 = Ministry or DEFENCE Ministry oF DEFENCE NIGERIAN ARMY ; Nicerman Army 4 TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF PEPPERED ' OXO CUBE TO THE MILITARY TENDER FOR |THE SUPPLY OF RATIONS HOSPITAL, KADUNA ; TO THE MILITARY HOSPITAL, KADUNA Tenders are invited for the supply of Peppered Tenders are invited for the supply of rations to the Oxo Cubeto the Nigerian Military#ospita, Kaduna Military Hospital, Kaduna, for the period of 1st for the period ist April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966. April, 1965 to-31st March, 1966. Only one supplier nly one supplier will be gélected: having regard to will be sélected having regard. to ability to provide ability to provide the overall requirements in the ‘the overall requirements in the most economical way most economical way during:the contract period. during the contract period, - : 2. The Peppered, Oxo Cube will be required by 2. The foodstuff will be-required by the Military the Military Hospital, Kaduna? Hospital, Kaduna. . 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, Conditions | 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, Conditions of Contract, Agreement and. list of approximate of Contract, Agreement:and list of items of foodstuff monthly consumption may be obtained from the may be obtained from the Director of Supplies and. Director of Supplies and Transport, Headquarters, Transport, Headquarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry ~ Nigerian Army, Ministry of Defence, Lagos, or of Defence, Lagos or from Officer Commanding, . from Officer Commanding, 1 Brigade Transport 1 Brigade Transport Company, Kaduna. Company, Kaduna. Closing date for issue of 4. Closing date for issue of ‘Tender Formsis 4th’, Tender Forms is 4th February, 1965. . February, 1965. Tenders will not be accepted 4, Tenders will not be accepted unless submitted unless submitted on the approved form in a sealed on the approved Tender Form in a sealed envelope envelope marked ‘‘Confidential—Tender for Hospital marked ‘“Confidential—Tender for Peppered Oxo Rations” and addressed to Secretary, Armed Forces ‘Cube” and. addressed to the Secretary, Armed Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence, Lagos, to reach Forces ‘Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence, Lagos, his office not later than 0900 hours on Tuesday, _ to reach his office not later than 0900 hours on 16th Febsnary, 1965. - Tuesday, 16th February, 1965. A. S. N. Ecpo, ‘ A. Si N. Ecro, 2 Secretary, . Secretary, ) Armed Forces Tenders Board Armed Forces Tenders Board ; ae

Government Notice No. 12 Government Notice No. 124 Ministry ‘or DEFENCE| MINISTRY OF DEFENCE NIGERIAN ARMY NIGERIAN tos . TENDER FOR THE SU. PLY OF LOCAL TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF LOCAL SQUASH TO THE MILITARY SQUASH TO THE MILITARY HOSPITAL, 'YABA ; ‘HOSPITAL, KADUNA - Tenders are invited for the supply of Local Tenders are invited for the supply of Local Squash to the Military Hospital, Yaba, Lagos, for Squash to the Military Hospital, Kaduna for the the period 1st April, 1965 to 3st March, 1966. (Only period ist April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966. Only one supplier will be selected having regard to ability one supplier will be selected having regardto ability {>to provide the overall requirements in the most to provide the overall requirements in the most economical way during the contract period. economical-‘way during the contract period. 2. The Local Squash will be required by the 2. The Local Squash. will@be required by the Military Hospital, Yaba, Lagos Military Ho&pital, Kaduna. 3. Copies of approved fogm be Tender, Conditions 3. Copies of approved form of Tender, Conditions of Contract, Agreement, =and list of approximate of Contract, Agreement, and a list of approximate . monthly consumption of the Local Squash may be ’ monthly consumption of the Local Squash may‘be obtained from the Directoriof/ Supplies and Trans- * obtainedfrom the Director of Supplies and Transport, port, Headquarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry of Headquarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry of Defence, Defence, Lagos, or from :Officer Commanding, 1 Lagos, or from, Officer Commanding, 1 Brigade Brigade Transport Company, Kaduna. Closing date Transport Company, Kaduna. Closing date for for issue of Tender Formsis 4th Bebruary, 1965. issue of Tender Forms is 4th February, 1945. 4. Tenders will not be accepted ‘unless submitted 4. Tenders will not be accepted unless submitted on the approved form in a sealed envelope marked on the approved form in a sealed envelope marked “‘Confidential—Tender for Loeal Squash” and “Confidential—Tender for Local Squash” and addressed to Secretary, Armed Foreps Tenders addressed to Secretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministry. of Defence,' Lagos, to reach his Board, Ministry of Defence, Lagos; to reach his office not later than 0900 hours on Tuesday, 16th office not later than 0900 hours on Tuesday, 16th February, 1965. / : Febfuary, 1965. ‘ A. 5. ‘Ny Easo, “A. S. N. Eso, . Secretary, Secretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board Armed Forces Tenders Board

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Government Notice No. 127: Government Notice No. 129 ° Po, Ministry oF Derence »MINISTRY OF ‘DEFENCE NIGERIAN ARMY NIGERIAN ‘ARMY TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF FRESH MILK TO . TENDER FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND“. THENIGERIANMILITARY HOSPITAL, YABA -SUPPLY OF 6x1 MAN COMPO RATION PACKS TO THE NIGERIAN ARMY « Tenders are invited. for the supply of fresh ‘ milk to the

office not later than 0900 hours on Tuesday, 16th February,1965. : Government Notice No. 130 , . A. 5. N: Eco, Munistry oF DEFENCE . Secretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board NIGERIAN ARMY

TENDER FOR THE FEEDING OF STUDENTS Government Notice No. 128 s _ AT. THE NIGERIAN MILITARY ° “Ministry or DEFENCE + _ ' TRAINING COLLEGE, KADUNA a. ~ NIGERIAN ARMY Tenders are invited for the feeding of students at . the Nigerian Military Training College for the TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF RATIONS TO period of ist April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966. Only THE LAGOS MILITARY HOSPITAL \ one and the lowest Tender will be selected. The Tenders are invitedfor the supply of rations ‘to contractor is required to provide three wholésome the Military Hospital, Lagos, for the: period of ist and substantial meals per man per day in accordance April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966. Only one supplier with the ration scale shown at Annexure ‘A’ to the will be selected having regard to ability to provide Contract Agreement. . the overall requirements in the most economical 2. The successful contractor will be required to © wayduring the contractperiod. provide and clothe sufficient cooks for feeding the 2. The foodstuff will be required by the Military personnel of the Nigerian Military Training College. Hospital, Nigerian Army, Yaba, Lagos. He will also be required to provide sufficient fuel for the cooking oftherations. 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, conditions of contract agreement, and items of foodstuff may 8. Copies of approved Tender Forni, Contract be obtained from the Director of Supplies ‘and Agreement, and Ration Scale may be obtained from Transport, Headquarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry the Director of Supplies and Transport, Headquarters, of Defence, Lagos or from Officer Commanding, Nigerian Army, Ministry of Defence, Lagos or from 1 Brigade Transport Company, Kaduna. , Officer Commanding, 1 Brigade Transport Company, Kaduna. Closing date for issue of the Tender 4. Closing date for issues of Tender Forms is Formsis 4th February, 1965. 4th February, 1965. Te rs will not be accepted .4. Tenders will not be accepted unless submitted unless-submitted on the roved form in a sealed on the approved Tender Form in a sealed envelope envelope marked ‘Confidential, Tender for Hos- marked ‘‘Confidential—Tender for NMTC Feeding” pital Rations” and addregsed to Secretary, Armed. Forces Tenders Board, Ministry:of Defence, Lagos -, and addressed to the Secretary, Armed Forces not later than 0900 héurs on Tuesday, 16th Tenders Board; Ministry of Defence, Lagos, to reach his office not lafer than 0900 hours on Tuesday, February, 1965. 16th February, 1965, : A. S. N. Ecso, A. S.‘N. Ecgo, : Secretary, \ Secretary, . Armed Forces Tenders Board Armed Fortes Tenders Board

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Government Notice No. 131 4. Tenders will not be accepted unless submitted on the approved form in a sealed envelope marked MInIstry oF DEFENCE “Confidential, Tender for Rations—Depot Nigerian NIGERIAN ARMY . Army, Zaria’? -and addressed to the Secretary, Armed Forces Tenders Boatd, Ministry of Defence, TENDER FOR SUPPLY OFFRESH EGGS TO Lagos, to reach his office not:later than 0900 hours THENIGERIAN MILITARYHOSPITAL, YABA on Tuesday, 16th February, 1965. .

_ ‘Tenders are invited for the supply of Fresh Eggs 2 A. S. N. E¢po, to the Nigerian Military Hospital, Yaba, Lagos, 3 Secretary, for the period of ist April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966. ' Arméd Forces Tenders Board Only one supplier will be selected having regard

to ability to provide the overall requirements in the most economical way during the contract period. .. a Government Notice No. 133 “ MinIstRY oF DEFENCE’ 2. The Fresh-Eggs will be required by the Mili- NIGERIAN ARMY tary Hospital, Yaba, Lagos. TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF PEPPERED - . 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, conditions . OXO CUBE TO THE MILITARY of contract, agreement and list. of approximate HOSPITAL, YABA, LAGOS. monthly consumption may be obtained from the Director of Supplies and Transport, Headquarters, Tenders are invited for the supply of Peppered Nigerian “Army, Ministry of Defence, Lagos or Oxo Cube to the Nigerian Military Hospital, Yaba, “from Officer Commanding, 1 Brigade Transport Lagos for the period of 1st April, 1965 to 31st Company, Kaduna. osing’ date for issue of March, 1966. Only one supplier ,will be selected ’ Tender Forms is 4th February, 1965. having regard to -ability. to provide the overall | requirements in the most.economical way. during . the contract period. Ce 4. Tenders will not be accepted unless sub- at mitted on the approved form in a sealed envelope 2. The Peppered Oxo Cube will be required by marked ‘“‘Confidential—-Tender - for Fresh Eggs, the Military Hospital, Yaba, Lagos. . | Military Hospital, Yaba’’ and addressed to the Secretary, Armed: Forces Tenders Board, Ministry 3. Copies of approved Tender Forms, conditjons of Defence, Lagos, not later than 0900 hours on of contract, agreement and .list ‘of approximate Tuesday, 16th February, 1965. monthly consumption may be obtained: from’ the Director of Supplies and Transport, Headquarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry of Defence, Lagos or from / A. 5. N. Eco, Officer Commanding, 1 Brigade Transport -Company, a Secrétary, - Kaduna. Closing date for issue of Tender Farms |. Armed Forces Tenders Board \, is 4th February, 1965. ; ts d

4. Tenders will not be accepted unless ‘submitted - Government Niotice No.132 on the approved Form in a sedled envelope matked © Ministry OF DEFENCE * “Confidential—Tender for supply of Peppered Oxo Cube” and addressed to the Secretary; Armed 7 4 NIGERIAN ARMY . Forces Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence, Lagos, to reach his office not later than 0900. hours on Tuesday, 16th February, 1965. : ; ‘TENDER FORSUPPLY OF RATIONS TO| ° { THE DEPOT, NIGERIAN ARMY, ZARIA © - A.S, N. Ecso,/ . 1 Secretary, | Tenders are invited for the supplyof rations to \ ‘ ‘Armed Forces Tenders Board Depot, Nigerian Army, Zaria, for the period of Ist ‘ |. April, 1965 to 3ist| March, 1966. Only one supplier 2) ' will be selected having regard to ability to provide ? . the overall requirements in the most economical Government Notice No. 134 . | * way duringthe conitract period. i MINISTRY OF DEFENCE NIGERIAN ARMY “6 2. The foodstuff will be required by the Messing Officer, Depot, Nigerian Army, Zaria. TENDER FOR THE MANUFACTURE: AND - SUPPLY OF 6x1 MAN COMPO RATION NIGERIAN ARMY 3; Copies of approved Tefitér Forms, Conditions PACKS TO THE of Contract, Agreement and list of Items of food- “Tenders are invited for the manufacture and stuff may be obtained from the Director of Supplies supply of 8038 by 6 Man Compo Ration Packs and- Transport, ‘Headquarters, Nigerian Army, yearly, for the period gf 1st April, 1965 to 31st Ministry of Defence, Lagos or. from Officer Com- March, 1968: Only one supplier will be selected * manding, 1 Brigade Fransport Company, Kaduna. having regard to ability to provide the. overall Closing’ date for: issue of Tender Forms is 4th "requirements in the most ecOnomical way during the, : February, 1965... ; , . ‘ contract period. .

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No. 140 * * Government Notice No. 138 ° Government Notice OF TECHNOLOGY ! TECHNOLOGY YABA COLLEGE YaBA CULLEGE oF TENDERS : : TENDERS ‘Tenders are invited for. the supply of Meat | Tenders are invited for the supply of the following (without bones) and/or Fresh-fish to the Yaba foodstuffs to the Yaba College of Technology, Yaba, College of ‘Technology, Yaba during the period of 1966. during the period ist April, 1965 to 31st March, ist April, 1965, to 31st March, 1966. Yams, Pepper (native), Liver, Salt, Palm-oil, ° _ 2, Requirements are as per ‘dietary scales for Egusi, Groundnuts, Gan, Onions, Greens(without approximately “seven hundred students. Quote stalks), Crayfish, Dry fish, Stock-fish, Red Beans Price per ib. * . v (Ewa), Tomatoes (fresh), Bananas, Oranges, Pine- Groundnut-oil, Eko, | 3. In the case of any of the: articles mentioned - apples, Plantains,: Rice and above which become during ‘the currency of the -Moyinmoyin, Okro (green) and Beef bones, fruit, Tinned Tomatoes. contract, the subject of maximum wholesale price - Pawpaw, Grape control under the provisions of any written law, if 2. (i) Prices of palm-oil and groundnut-oil per tin such maximum wholesale price is increased during the period, the supplier may be granted in respect of of four gallons. i ae Ly per medium . such foodstufis or articles a sum equal to the increase - (ii) Price of Eko and Moyinmoyin: in the maximum wholesale price, and, Where such size packet... . maximum priceis fixed at a figure below the contract (iii) Prices of other articles to be quoted per |b. price thefupplier shall be paid such maximum price. at the College weight. All articles to be delivered 4, The College-has at the present, approximately : . - § Food Store. seven hundred boarders. fe, or articles .3. In the case of any of the foodstuffs 5. TenderForms andcopies, of the dietary ‘scales which are, or become during the mentioned above can be obtained from the effice of the Principal, the contract, the subject of maximum currency of Yaba College of Technology, Yaba, Tenders should _ wholesale price control under the provisions of any is be submitted in sealed envelope marked ‘‘CoNFIDEN- written law, if such maximum wholesale pricé the period, the supplier may be TIAL—-TENDER FOR YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY increased during and should reach the PermanentSecretary, in respect of such foodstuffs or articles a RaTions”, granted of Education, Lagos, not later to the iricrease in the maximum wholesale Federal “Ministry sum equal than 12 o’clock noon on 27th February, 1965. price, and where such ,maxirnum price is fixed at a figure below the contract price the supplier shall be 6. The Government is not bound ‘to accept the paid stich maximum price. ; lowestor any tender. : Food The College has, at the preserit, approximately 7. All articles to be delivered at the College boarders. . Store, “3 BF : : seven hundred : > ‘5 Tender Forms and copies of the dietary scales office of the Principal,Yaba Government Notice No. 141 can be obtained from the : College of Technology, Yaba. Tenders should be . Yaa COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY submitted in sealedienvelope marked “CoNnFIDENTIAL— TENDERS. hi RaTIons” ‘TENDERFORYABA COLLEGEOF TECHNOLOGY and/ the Permanent Secretary, Rederal Tenders are invited for.the supply of Chickens and should reach College of Technology, Yaba, Education, Lagos, not later than- 12 or Eggs to the Yaba Ministry of of 1st April, 1965 to 31st March, noon on 27th February, 1965. during the period. o‘clock 1966. . : * The Governmentis not bound to accept the lowest 4 2. Requirements are:—(a) Chickens supplied or any tender. weekly, approximately 170 in numbers, whose each. average life weight, shall not be less than 3lb. Government Notice No. 139 Quote price per chicken, _ ; (0) Eggs—medium sized’ (1 oz. to 140z.) supplied , YABA COLLEGE oF TECHNOLOGY twice weekly at the rate of one per student. About | TENDERS 700 students. Quote price per Hozen. : becoming Bread to the 43. In the case of Chickens and/or Eggs . Tenders are invited for the supply of the subject of Yaba, during the during the currency of the contract, Yaba College of ‘Technology, price control under the provi- ist April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966. maximum wholesale period sions of any written law, if such maximum wholesale 2. Daily requirements are approximately 235 increased’ during the period, the supplier between - price is loaves of twenty-four slices weighing may be granted in respect of such Chickens and/or thirteen and fourteen ounces. Eggs a sum equal to the increase in the maximum price is 3. Tenders should be submitted in sealed envelope wholesale price, and where such maximum price the supplier marked ‘“(CONFIDENTIAL—TENDER For YaBA Col- fixed at a figurebelow the contract | LEGE OF TECHNOLOGY BREAD’, and should reach t shall be paid such maximum price. of Education, Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry The College has at the present, approximately _ noon on 27th 4. Lagos, not later than 12 o’clock seven hundred boarders. \ ‘ February, 1965. , * § Tender Forms and copies of the dietary scales 4. The, Government is not bound to accept the can be obtained from the office of the Principal, _ lowest or any tender. . ' College of Technology, Yaba. ‘Tenders Yaba marked articles to) be delivered at the College Food should be submitted in sealed_envelope 5. AlL FOR YABA COLLEGE OF Store. - “CONFIDENTIALTENDER ~ 21st January, 1965 . OFFICIAL GAZETTE 99

' 'Trtunotocy CHICKENS AND/or Ecos”, and should e Tenders should beforwarded in sealed envelopes reach the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of marked ‘‘Confidential—Tender for Petroland Diesel, Education, Lagos, not later than 12 0’clock on 27th etc.” .and addressed to the Secretary of the Federal February, .1965. , Tenders Board, Ministry of Works and Surveys, 6. The Governmentis not bound to accept the Racecourse Road, Lagos, so as to reach that officer lowest or any tender. . . by not later than 0900 hours, on Tuesday, 9th February, 1965. } 7. All articles to be delivered at the College Food i ae Store. , “ The lowest, or any! tender, will not necessarily be accepted. is . Government,Notice No. 142 Munistry oF COMMUNICATIONS , R, E. ERuNsE, Posts AND TELEGRAPHS DIVISION \ , Secretary, TENDER FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Federal Tenders Board ‘Tenders are invited by the Director of Posts T0311 and Telegraphs for the supply of Petrol, Diesel Fuel Oil, Lubricants, and Kerosene for the peyiod 1st April, 1965 to 31st March, 1966. . Government Notice No. 143 Estimated Annualofftakt is as follows :— MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS (Att GaLLons) , Posts anD TELeGRAPHS DivIsION - B “s , Petrol Diesel Kerosene. Lagos Area ‘85,166 55,876. 895 . TENDER FOR LUBRICANTS (ONLY)

Northern ‘Region : Tenders are invited for the supply of Lubricants Kaduna 27,050 96 only. for the period ist April, 1965 to 31st: March, Zaria 6,531: 10 Jés .. 20,941 60 Kano . .. . 10,468 100 Estinfated annualofftake is as follows :— Minna .. es «1,743 4,410 64 vo , Engige Trans-

! . Od" mission Grease TOTAL 69,400 , 330 Region Gallons Oil Lbs

. * an Gallons Eastern Region : . - Lagos Area. oe 1,980 1,300 790 17,504 75 Western/Mid-West — ., ¢ Aba . Region ‘ 4,060, — 490 Calabar Enugu _ Northern Region 4,100 110 540 Onitsha’ Eastern Region” © 1,260 230 — 470

Abakaliki .. Nsukka an 28,910 "40,496 96 * Torate 11,400 1,640 2,290 Makurdi Oturkpo ~~ Idah * Conditions “of contract which are incorporated in

‘ the agreentent may be obtained on application to the s TOrTaL 55,550 170 Chief Stores Officer, Posts and Telegraphs Stores

. Depot, Malu Road, Apapa. The successful tenderer Western|Mid-West will be required to make all necessary arrangements Region : for the supply and delivery of the quantities required ., Jbadan atthe various points specified. Details of such | “Benin requirements will be furnished by the Chief Stores ~ Oshogbo . Officer at the time of application. : Warri e * apele Tenders should be forwarded in sealed’ envelopes AkureP we 25,750 56,250 275 marked “Confidential—Tender for Lubricants” and Ado-Ekiti addressed to the Secretary of the Federal Tenders faki Board, Ministry of Works and Surveys, Racecourse Tlorin . i Road, Lagos, so as to reachthat-officer by not later . ‘Okitipupa - “8 than 0900 hours on 9th February, 1965. ‘Tjebu-Ode .. Conditions of contract which are incorporated in the agreement maybe obtained on application to the The lowest, or any tender, will not necessarjly. be Chief Stores Officer, Posts and Telegraphs Stores accepted. ot :. Depot, Malu Road, Apapa. The successful tenderer will be required to make all necessary arrangements for the supply and delivery of the quantities required R. E. ERuNsE, at the various, points specified. Details of such > , 7 Secretary, - requirements will be furnished by the Chief Stores - Federal Tenders Board Officer at the time of application. T0311 : . oY

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Government Notice No. 75 (2nd publication) Conditions of service,—Passages paid for appbintee University oF [papa wife arfd five children under. 11 years, on appoint- ment, leave after 21 months’ tour and termination. _ DEPARTMENT oF Prrysics Children’s and car allowances, superannuation | VACANCIES , ‘ scheme, Accommodation with hard standard Applications are furniture at rerit rates not exceeding 7.7 per cent of invited for one post of Lecturer salary or standard arid another of Senior Lectuger in, the DEPARTMENT rent whichever is the less.._; oF Puysics. Appointment to.commence as soon as Method of application—Detailed typewritten’ possible,is for three years initially, subject to review application (six copies) giving educational background thereafter. : with dates, age; nationality and marital status, »_ Salary scales—Senior Lecturer : £2,275-75-2,575; qualifications and experience with institutions and & Lecturer: £1,200-75-1,650 (bar) + £1,725-75-2,175 dates, publications with titles and briefs and| three a year. Passages paid for appointee, wife and five referees competent ;to attest to academic and/or children under 11 years, on appointment, approved professional excellenceand ability, latent or démon- overseas leave, dnd termination, where applicable. ‘strated to work/teach at university level. Applications F.S.S.U. Children’s and car. allowances. by i5th January, 1965 to eithet Secretary to Council, Part- furnished accommodation. Detailed applications University of Nigeria,Nsukka or London Represen- (6 copies), naming 3 referees by 26th January, 1965 tative, University of Nigeria, 33 Crayen Terrace, to Registrar, University of Ibadan, from whom London W.2 or Dr George H. Axinn, Assistant further particulars may be obtained. Dean, International Programmes, Centre for Inter- national Programmes, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A. Civil Servants should Government Notice No. 76 (2nd publication) forward their applications through the Heads of their Departments. ; . : UNIVERSITY oF Nicerta, NSUKKA ° - Facurty or Epucation VACANCIES \ Government Notice No. 77 (2nd publication) (a). Lecturer|Senior Lecturer in Educational. Psychology UNIVERSITY OF Niceria, NsukKA (Guidance. and Testing). VACANCIES: FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. _Applicants must ‘have an advanced: degree in . Applications are invited from suitably qualified ducational Psychology with particular reference to candidates for the following posts: , Guidance and Testing, and in addition several years Department of Civil Engineering :— of relevant teaching and research experience at university level. .A doctorate degree will be an asset, -LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN HyprRaULICSs — . Applicants must: be experienced in research and ' Duties.—The successful candidate will be assigned teaching’ to university degree level and, should the development of Counselling, Guidance and possess a good post-graduate degree or appropriate .- Psychometrics programmes ; he will also be expected professional qualifications and industrial experience. to teach at both undergraduate andgraduate levels The successful candidate will be expected to: have and assist in developing in-service programmes for particular interest in river arid coastal engineering. secondary school teachers and civil servants. - He willbe required to initiate research programmes. - Department of Mechanical Engineering :— (8) Secretary to the Institute of Education (a) Lecturer/Senior Lecrurer. — Candidates -Candidates must be graduates. in Education or should be experienced in research and/or teaching relgted field and must have had atleast: three years to university degree level and must possess a;good ' of teaching and research experience. Previous post-graduate ‘degree or appropriate professional experience in ani Institute of Education and know- qualifications and industrial ¢xperience in the; field ledge of Nigerian School system will be taken into ° of Applied * Fluid Mechanics and/or Machine consideration! Design. ‘ . _ Duties.—The successful candidate will ‘assist the (6) LecTurEeR/SENIOR LECTURER. > — Applicants i Director in the day-to-day administration and co- must be experienced in industrial management and ‘ordination of the activities of the Institute. research and/or teaching to university degree: level and should,possess a good post-graduate degree or (c) Lecturer inIndustrial Teacher Education appropriate professional qualifications in Industrial Engineering and/or Metallurgy.. The successful - Applicants must have Bachelor’s. and Master’s candidate will be expected to establish and maintain ‘Degrees or appropriate equivalentin industrial arts . contact with Nigerian Industries vis-a-vis the or education. Experience in teaching industrial arts practical training of students. (pre-vocational-pre-technical) at secondary school Department of Electrical Engineering.— level and/or experience in industrial arts. teacher training and also in industrial occupations will be TrcunicaL INSTRUCTOR.—Candidates must have an advantage. - an. adequate general education up to G.C.E. A/L and in addition one or moreofthefollowing qualifica- ' Salary scales—Lecturer and for Secretary to the tions :— | . so Institute of Edueation—S.G. 7—£1,200-75-1,650 ' () Higher National Certificate in Electronics (Bar) £1,725-75-2,175 per annum. and Communications. “ Senior Lecturer—S.G. 5—£2,275-75-2,575 per (i) LEE.pt. II. = annum. Point ofientry depends on qualifications and (iii) Associate Membership of a recognized and - experience. relevant professional body. ist January, 1965 “a OFFICIAL GAZETTE 101 (iv) Any other equivalent qualifications. (c) Full Technological Certificate ; or The successful applicant must have had a consider- able . (d) Higher National Certificate. experience in a teaching, research. or’ an Iindu&trial, electronic laboratory, . oF 4. Duties.—To supervise ‘Ministry of Education building’ Duties.—These programmes, ‘prepare in consultation with include assisting in the supervision Ministry of Works standard of students’ laboratory plans for educational work in ‘Electronics and buildings and perform other duties Communications ; instructing in the Ministry’ undergraduates in .as may be assigned from timeto time. Electrical -Engineering - Drawings ; conducting In- Service training courses for junior laboratory staff and 5. Other conditions of service ‘\ assisting Gn the general development of. the electronic laboratories. : so, (i) The “post is pensionable, except fc Salary scales : . contract terms are offered. In the case of new entrant to GqyernmentService, Technical Instructor.—S.G.8— appointment will £1,350-75-1 800 be on probation for three years. Expatriates are per annum. . : . appointed only on contract. . Lecturers.—S. ; G. 7—£1,200-75-1,650 (Bar) _ Gi) Rent is payable at 84 £1,725-75-2,175 per annum.* per ‘cent of basic salary if ‘an officer is occupying Government quarters. , Senior Lecturers.—S.G.5— £2,275-75-2,575 per’ ‘ annum. ~ i (127) yo. Outfit allowance of £60 is payable to an Entry expatriate officer on first. appointment. point depends on qualifications and experience. — 6. Conditions of service.—Passages Method of application.—Applications should paid for appointee addressed be wife and five children under11 years, to theSecretary, Public Service Commis- on appointment, sion, P.M.B. leave after 21 months’. tour and ‘termination. 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria, so as to reach him not Children’s and car allowances, superannuation later than 29th January, 1964. - scheme. Accommodation ‘‘with hard standard 7. Applications from furniture at rent rates not exceeding candidates not in Govern- 7.7 per cent of ment Service should be completed salary or standard rent whicheveris theless. in triplicate on the prescribed forms which may be all obtainéd from Methog of , application.—Detailed District Officers and from the jygewritten Information Nigerian 2 application (six: copies) giving educatinal Service, Lagos, Ibadan, Kaduna back- Enugu. and ground with dates, age, nattonality . and ‘marital status, qualifications and experiencewith institutions 8. Applications from candidates in and dates, publications with titles and briefs and Service Governmént should be submitted through the Head three referees competent to attest to academic and/ applicant’s of the or professional Department and be accompanied excellence and ability, latent or Confidential Reports. by demonstrated to work/teach at university level, toy ‘Applications by 20th Jariuasy, 1965 to either Secretary to Council, University) of Nigeria, Nsukka or London Representative, versity of Nigeria, € 33 Craven Terrace, London, W.2 or Dr George H. Government Notice No. 79 (2ndpublication) Axinn, Assistant Dean, International Programmes, . ‘ FF Centre for International Programynes, Michigan « . THe Nicerta Poice’ State University,-East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A. ivil Servants should forward their applications VACANCIES FOR CADET ASSISTANT through the Heads oftheir Departments. LO SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE . Applications & are invited from, candidates suitably qualified of exemplaryseharactér, for direct . GovernmentNotice No. 78 (2nd publication) into the Nigeria entry Police Force as Cadet Assistant Ministry oF ,EpucATION—EasTERN NIGERIA ~ Superintendents of Police. Applicants genuine must have a desire for a career in the Nigeria ACANCY FOR POST OF INSPECTOR Forcé, Police and should satisfy the following conditions OF WORKS (BUILDING). Ha) Age—Not :— below 23 years. nor 2 Applications are invited ‘from suitably qualified years. above 28 candidates for appointmentto the post of Inspector. : of Works (Building) in the Ministry of Education, | (B) Height.—Not less than 5 feet 6 inches’ Eastern Nigeria. . - (c) Chest Measurement,—Expanded _.

3. Personswishing to be considered for selection efficiency and ability merit such confirmation. The should submit their application forms as early as initial three years of service will be regarded as a possible. Application forms are obtainable at all period of probation. : ‘ Regional and! Provincial Police offices throughout the 11. Rent is payable at the rate of-8} per cent of country. : , . salary when occupying Government Quarters. . ~ 4. In order to avoid delay, all completed applica- Whilst under training at the Southern Police tion forms should be directed by candidates to the who College, Ikeja, quarters will be provided free of Secretary, Police Service Commission, Lagos charge and Cadet ASPs will. be required to take return will check qualifications, referees, etc., and their meals in theCadet Officers’ Mess for which Inspector- details of such qualifications to the they will be charged reasonable subsistence rates. General of Police. Serving Government officials should submit their applications through the usual 12. Intending applicants are advised that the official chanriels. : training courses are strenugus and exacting and very 5. The Inspector-General of Police may call high standards of physical od‘mental ability will be suitably qualified candidatesASF interview. expected of them. The training and subsequent practical work will be interesting and excellent The final selection will4e made by the Police facilities: for games,- athletics and other forms of Service Commission. Cl¢fing “date for receiving recreation will be available. applications .at the Policd#Service Commission ‘is . 12th February, 1965. i Government Notice No.144 ’ .. 6. Candidates will be nptified of the dates for the

interview board at the offiée of the Inspector-General ‘UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN of Police and the final bokd by the Police Service Commission, \ ROCKEFELLER NUTRITION RESHARCH PROJECT “Training , Applications are invited for, Medical Research 7. Graduates will be required to undertake the Fellowship. Tropical paediatric experience advan- following training after enlistment in the Force :— tage. Yoruba speaking desirable. Appointment 42 months training at the Southern Police’ commencing 1st April, 1965 for one year in first “College commiencing on 3rd May, 1965. Training instance with possibility of renewal. Salary willinclude:-— i according to qualifications and experience onscale: £1,392; £1,452; £1,512 for applicants with less : (a) 6 months’ basic training including law and than three years’, post-registration experience, or . ¢ £1,800-100-2,100-75-2,175 for applicants with a (b) 2; weeks’ attachment (Station Officer). longer experience. Passages paid for appointee, __{e) 1}month’s Leadership and Citizenship wife and five children under 11 years, F.S.S.U. or , Traming Course (Kurra Falls). equivalent. Children’s arid car allowances. De- (d) 2 weeks’ break (approximatély). tailed applications (10 copies), naming 3 referees, not later than 17th February, -1965 to Registrar, _(e2) 1? month’s First Aid Ldy Lecturer’s University of Ibadan, frorn whom further particu- Course: : lars may be obtained. hes (f) 3; months’ advanced training including * Jaw, responsibilities for S.P.O. and drill. f A yer period of attachmentwill followthe Government Notice No. 145 ‘ . ' course: ; . UNIVERSE On the suécessful conclusion of the training period DeparTMENT oF Civit. ENcINecERING described above, graduates, will. be posted to Police Provinces a$ Assistant Superintendents of Police VACANCIES ‘on probation to work in an executive capacity: for 24° months, Those who are not successful during Applications are invited from suitably qualified or after training will have their appointments candidates for the post of Senior Assistant Technician terminated, Candidates selected from ther (minimum age 28 years). Government Departménts will be accepted on Candidates must have a sound general educational _ secondmentifor training. If unsuccessful they may background and must have had at least 5 years © ’ be transferréd back ta their original departments. post-training experience in Workshop practice to . ‘Salary scale ‘:— 1 instrument and tool making standard. _ os : . . i 8. The salary scale will bé B 1,2—£690 to £1,584 Salary.—Scale 9, i.e., £720-30- £900-36-£1,080 ° +(2690, £726, £864, £900, £936, £978, £1,020, per annum.. Point of entry depends on qualification £1,116). . and experience. Promotion prospects. :— : The successful candidate will be required to = contribute per cent-ofhis salary to the appropriate 9. Thereare excellént prospects of promotion to Provident Fund Scheme and the University will ‘Super scale posts within the Force. contribute at least 5 per cent, depending onsalary. Conditions of service :— ; ve Applications must be made on Form 802/APP, 10. Appointments are pensionable. Three years obtainable from the Registrar, Ahmadu_ Bello after the date of their enlistment in the Force, University, Zaria, and the completedform should be graduates will be eligible for confirmation in the . returned to him notlater than 27th February, 1965. rank of A.S.P. (Scale B1, 2) subject to their passing Only the applications of candidates who may be prescribed examinations and providedtheir conduct, invited for interview will be acknowledged.

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Government Notice No. 146 Government Notice No. 149 e £ UNIVERSITY CoLLEcE Hospita., IBADAN Aumapu BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA VACANCY FOR CHIEF RADIOGRAPHER APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION : - Applications are invited from suitably qualified ‘_ , OCTOBER1965 ‘Nigerian candidates for the above post. Candidates must be Members of the Society of Radiographers Applications are invited from suitably qualified who have had comprehensive post-qualification candidates ‘(or from candidates completing their . €xperience at an appropriatelevel. qualifications in January or June 1965) for admission to the following courses jn the session commencing Salary.—Pensionable—£1,368-1,584 per annum, in October 1965. _ :. .

Application forms and further particulars are 2-Year Preliminary, ! obtainable from the House Governor, University course in Arabic and”. ° College Hospital, Ibadan. Closing date: 6th Islamic Studies ‘At Abdullahi Bayero February, 1965. oo . 3-Year B.A. Degrée College, Kano. 4

- in Arabic and Islamic / Government Notice No. 147 Studies - 1-Year Art Teacher’s AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY Certificate (Post Graduate. 1 VACANCIES Course) . Applications are invited for (2) Senior Lectureship 3-Year B.A. (Com- Economics, English, or Lectureship in,Botany in the Department of Botany bined’ Honours) Degree History, Geography, from candidates with interest in Plant Taxonomy, in two subjects - French, Mathe- Morphology or Physiology and (b) Senior Lecture- a. matics. - ° ship or Lectureship in Agricultural Botany in the Faculty ofAgriculture. Appointment on secondment 4-Year B.A. Degree in Fine Art. - considered.- . 5-Year B. Architecture Degree (and Final Salary, scale-—Senior Lecturer : £2,275-75-2,57% - examination of the R.I.B.A.). co . per annum ; Lecthrer : £1,200-75-1,650 (bar) £1,725- 3-Year B.Sc. (Com- Mathematics, Physics, 75-2,175 per annum. bined Honours) Degree Chemistry, Botany, Family passages: children’s, car and outfit allow- in two subjects + | - Zoology, Geography. ances ; superannuation ; subsidized accommodation ; 3-Year B.Sc. (Agriculture). . ‘annual overseas: leave. where applicable. Detailed _5-Year B. Vet. Med. (Veterinary Medicine). applications (6 copies) naming 3 references by 20th 3-Year B.Sc. (Engineering) in Civil, Mechanical - February, 1965 to Secretary, Inter-Univeristy . and Electrical. , Council for Higher Education Overseas, 33 Bedford 3-Year LL.B Degree. Place, London, W.C.1. Further particulars may, be 3-Year B.A. (Admi- with specialisation in obtained from the Secretary, Inter-University nistration) Business Enterprise Council or the Registrar, Ahmadu Bello University, or Public Admini- Zaria, | stration or Interna-

J tional Affairs. | Fs Government Notice No. 148 2-Year Diploma in Administration! “ AuMmaDU BELLo University, NORTHERN NIGERIA For‘admission to degree courses, candidates must INSTITUTE QF ADMINISTRATION . ' possess at least Two Advanced Level passes in addition to an appropriate numberof Ordinary Level VACANCIES passes at the General: Certificate of Educationor Applications are invited for Lectureship vin equivalent ‘qualification. A’ pamyhlet containing Production Management and Personnel Administra- details of the requirements for entry to. the various tion from candidatesholding B.Sc. (Econ.), or B. Com. courses will Be sent along with each application form Teaching experience essential and active business -and candidates are requested to acquiant themselves experience an advantage. Secondment welcomed. with these before submitting their completed application forms. . Salary within scale: £1,200-75-1,650 ; £1,725-75- . 2,175 per annum but possibility of supplementation Method of application.—Requests for application considered. Family passages; children’s, car and forms should be made.to the Registrar (Students outfit allowances; superannuation; - subsidized Division) stating the course ‘of study for which the accommodation; annual overseas leave - where candrdate wishes to apply and accompanied by :-— applicable. . : (2) An application fee of 15s in postal order, Detailed applications (6 copies) naming 3 referees. ‘ crossed and made payable to “Ahmadu Bello by*25th January, 1965 to Secretary, Inter-University ‘ University’? - : Council for Higher Education Overseas, 33 Bédford (1) Two self-addressed Place, London, W.C,1. Further particulars may be and stamped envelopes ’ - (9°x 4’ obtained from either the Secretary, ‘Inter-University in size). Council for Higher Education Overseas or the Completed application forms Must reach the Registrar, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. ° Registrar not later than 30th March, 1965. : + ‘

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Government Notice No. 150 Salary-£1,500 rising to £2,500 per: annum, with a contributory pensionScheme.. AHMADU BELLO University, ZARIA: Method of application.—All applications, to be VACANCIES received not later than ist March, 1965, should be Applications are invited from suitably ‘- sent to the Secretary, Federation of Nigeria Branch, qualified Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, clo candidates for:the following posts in the Department Houseof Representatives, Lagos. of Physics:

(a) One Senior Assistant Technician (Electro- . nics). Government Notice No. 152 , ’ ¢ (6), One 'Technical Assistant III,. II or I . (Research).| : Ministry. oF COMMERCE—EASTERN NIGERIA (TRADE Division) For (2) the suiccessful candidate will be responsible for the operation .of a small electronics unit in the: VACANCIES FOR TRADE INSPECTORS: department. A sound general educational back- IN-TRAINING ground preferably G.C.E. (OL) or its equivalent, together with 'an approved professional ‘qualification Applications are invited from suitably qualified . and at least 8 years post-trainingy experience in candidates for posts of ‘Trade Inspector-in-Training } electronics is! required. . Duties will include the the Ministry of Commerce, Eastern Nigeria. design, constriction, operation and repair of a wide as 1 range of electronic apparatus, the training of junior V2. Scale of salary—C(E) Training (£336-382); staff, and-such other duties as required by the Head entry point is £355. * - of Department. For (6) candidates should have “West. African School Certificate passes in five 3. Qualifications.Candidates must possess one of * subjects including. physics and mathematics, or the following :— equivalent. . Duties will include assistance in the production and analysis of routine research records. (a) Higher School Certificate with 3 Principal passes in onesitting or 4 Principal passes in two Salary scales—{a) Senior Assistant Technician : sittings or General Certificate of Education £720-30-900-36-1,080 per annum. Advanced Level with 3 passes in onesitting or 4 passes in two sittings. Economics, Accountancy, (6) Technical Assistant, III: £195-2-255 per English ‘and Mathematics among the subjects / annum (pre-Morgan); Technical Assistant, IL: passed will be regarded as advantages; £270-15-345 ‘per annum (pre-Morgan); Technical - Assistant, I: £360-15-480 per annum (pre-Morgan). (6) the Intermediate Certificate of the Chartered “Successful candidateswill be required to contribute Institute of -Secretaries, the Corporation of 5 percent of their salaries to.a Provident Fund Secretaries or an’ approved Accountancy or Schemeand the University will contribute 5 per cent. ManagementInstitute or their equivalent; In certain circumstances ‘contract terms may be - (c) University Intermediate degtee level in offered in lieu of the above scales. appropriate subjects; * Detailed dpplications, naming three referees, . (da) Certificate ‘of eligibility to proceed toa should reach the Registrar, Ahmadu Bello University, University Final Degree examination in appropriate Zaria, not later than 31st January, 1965. Only the subjects. -applications 6f candidates who maybe invited for interview will be acknowledged. : 4. Duties—(a) To undergo a period of training within the Trade Division including +—

. Government Notice No. 151 () training at Headquarters under Senior Officers includingofficial lectures; CoMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY ASSOCIATION (ii) practical training in the field va . DEPUTY EDITOR.OF PUBLICATIONS sion at the Regional Trade Division Office . Applications are invited for the post of Deputy 4 Editor of Publications on the staff of the General (8) Acting under supervision in carrying Gut the Council of the Commonwealth Parliameritary _duties ofa Tirade Inspector which include :— Association, the office of which is in London. The . publications. ° ef the Association. °include . the JouRNAL !: (i) obtaining economic status reports on OF THE PARLIAMENTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH and * businesses; - REPORT ON FoREIGN AFFAIRS, ‘as well as various ~s (ii) collection oftradestatistics; reports and papers on: Commonwealth and parliamen- tary matters., 5 (iii) inspection. of. company accounts and the+ tecs should have. wide _renderingof assistance in their preparation ; a editorial experience, a good knowledge of current (iv). investigation of ‘infringements against the ‘. €Commonyv th and international affairs, and prefer- * laws relating to trade and companies. and co- < ably so legal or parliamentary experience. An operation with Federal Government Officials in _smpeopaite tiniversity degree is desirable but not this respect; wo ial. Applicants should he not more than 35 years of age, and be citizens of a‘Commonwealth (iv) assistance withtuition in the free commercia] country. Doe : classes for traders, . .

. + 21st January, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE - $105 2 4 5. Other conditions of service-——The posts are - 5. Other. conditions ofaService—{a). : 'The*2post ‘is* pensionable and in the case of new entrants into pensionable, except where contract terms are offered, | Public Seryice appointments will be on probation and in the cas@ of new entrants to Government - for three years. . . Service, appointment would .be on probation for three years. Expatriate officers are appointed only 6. Method of application.—Applications should be on contract. .. . : addressed to the Secretary, fublic Service Commis- sion, P.M.B. 1063, Enugu, so as to reach him not (6) Gratuity of £37-10s-Od would be paid to: later than 11th February, 1965. , contract officers for each completed periodof three months satisfactory, service for salary exceeding . 7. Applications from candidates not in Govern- £1,000 - “U - Do ment Service should be completed in triplicate on - the prescribed (c) Rent is payable at 8} per cent ofbasic salary or form which may be obtained from to a maximum of £150 per annum whenan officeris the Secretary, Public Service Commission, Enugu occupying Government Quarters. . and from all the Administrative Officers in charge of ‘ Divisions. . ‘ (d) Outfit allowance of £60 is payable to an expatriate officer on first appointment. Loe 8. Applications from candidates in Government - Service should be submitted through the applicant’s 6. Method of Application.—Applications should be Head of Department and should be accompanied addressed to the Secretary, Public Service Commis- by an up-to-daté Confidential Report. sion, P.M.B. 1063, Enugu, Eastern. Nigeria, so as to reach him not later than 8th February, 1965. |. * 8 29th December, 196¢. 7. Applications ‘from candidates not in.Govern-" ment Service should be completed in triplicateon the prescribed form which may be obtained from all Government Noticé No. 153 District Offices and frém the Nigeria Information a Service in Lagos, Ibadan, Kaduna and Enugu and MINIsTRY the Secretary to the ‘Agent-General for Eastern | oF Commerce, EasTERN NIGERIA Nigeria in the , 9 Northumberland Avenue, London, W.C.2. | , : VACANCIES FOR SENIOR CHEMIST AND CHEMIST . 8. Applications from candidates in Government Service should be submittedthrough the Head ofthe Applications are invited from suitably qualified | ;applicant’s Department and be accompanied -by candidates for the posts of Senior Chemist and Confidential Reports.: Chemist in the Ministry of Commerce, Eastern 24th December, 1964. 5523 Nigeria. : -

2. Scale Government Notice No. 154 of Salary : (a) Senior Chemist—Scale X t ‘ — £1,368-1,890 -Foop AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION OF THE (6) Chemist—Scale A—£720-1,584. oe UNITED NaTIONS Fen per cent contract addition to the-basic salary, . FIELD POST VACANCY and inducement addition ranging from £180-300 The post mentioned below is vacant. .Further per annum depending on salary’are payable in each enquiries about the post should be addressed % ‘case to the if appointment is on contract. Incremental Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Economic credits for approved experience would be awarded. Development, Lagos! eo . 3. Qualifications.—{a) Senior Chemist \ Application must be addressed to Chief, Recruit- Candidates for the post of Sgnior Chemist should ment Section, Personnel Branch, F.A.O.; via delle possess a ood honours -degree’ in one ofi the - Terme di Caracalla,, Rome, , to reach him by following : Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Che- 31st March, 1965, : mical Technology or Physics; plus at least three Post.—VA, No. F 1-3-Fish Processing Technologist years} experience for candidates with 2 years post- -to advise and ‘assist the Governmentof India in. the graduate course in analytical, organic or inorganic better and improvedutilisation offish. chemistry, © bio-chemistry, physics, agricultural che- Qualification.—University .degree mistry or chefhical engineering; or five. years’ in fisheries, in mechanical engineeringorrelated fields. Experience experience for candidates with honours degree only. in freeze, drying of fish or in freeze drying of food (6) Chemist ; both on a commercial and laboratory scale. :Seven _ Applicants for the post of Chemist should years professional experience in fisheries with possess a good honours degree in one. of - the: emphasis on applied research in fish processing.' Knowledgeof English following : Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Che- Language is essential miral Technology or Physics. Emoluments.—Base salary—Appointment will be %(c) In both cases research and/or industrial madeat a “‘gross” annualsalary within the range of $11,400 to $15,200 _£xperience will: be an advantage... . (equivalent to a “net” range of $8,930 to $11,420). Payments’ are made on the 4. Duties.—The duties of the posts have a large _basts of net salary only. i : content of laboratory research work with emphasis _ Allowance and benefits—within the range of $792 on developmental research and pilot projects. to $1,476 per annum,adjusted . Successful candidates may also be required to under- to cost-of-living -are payable together with otherallowances. take fundamental or basic reseggch where and when ‘necessary, and will be expected to advisé Government "Duty station—Emakulam, India. ; :and private agencies approved by the Government * Duration :—Six months, . a * onall questions relating to their work. Starting Date :—1st July, 1965. te

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106 OFFICIAL GAZETTE © No. 3, Vol. 52 ~ 8 Government Notice No. 155 Emoluments.—-Based on U.S. $ equivalents, are Foop AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION OF net of national income tax. They are payable in the currency of the Duty Station and, on request; THE UNITED NATIONS partially in the currency of the Home Station. FIELD POST VACANCIES Salary range from gross $7;500-$9,900. (or net $6,130-$7,880). - below are vacant. The The posts, mentioned Family allowance-—Spouse $400, Child $300, details of each post will. be made available by” the of Economic Deve- Secondary dependent $200, Cost-of-living allow- Permanent Sécretary, Ministry ances varying from $736 to $1,440 pet annum. lopment, Lagos, on request. All persons, making state their qualifica- Other benefits, are subject! to specific ‘terms of enquiries about the post should appointment. tions and ‘experience. : Applications must be addressed to Chief, Recruit- Period of Appointment,—Initially two years. _ ment Section, Persennel Branch, F.A.O., via delle 4 > Terme diCaracalla, Rome, Italy, to réach him by re t 15th Feb: , 1965 in respect of VA-No. LA-4 and nak by 25th January, 1965 in respect of VA No. 1004. °aye ieSes waews Government Notice No. 156 ~ - as fe (3) VA:No., LA-4: Technical Officer (Soil Survey).— within® To assist and ‘advise member ‘Governments FEDERAL MINisTRY OF EDUCATION } the Region (Near East) on strengthening, or, where need be,initiating! work in: the appraisal of soil UNESCO-Fepera GovERNMENT BILINGUAL resources on ‘national or project area basis through TRAINING CENTRE FOR MUSEUM TECHNICIANS AT soil classification and survey at the required level or * Jos detail; the ¢stablishment ‘of national and regional training centges to train local technicians in methods VACANCY FOR EXECUTIVE SECRETARY . employed cil survey and classification, ‘soil “interpretation a interpretation of aerial photo- Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill a vacancy in the post of Executive igraphyx and: soil mariagement. 2 Secretary at the: UNESCO-Fedefal Government - Qualifications—University degree in Soil Science, Bi-lingual Training Centre for Museum Technicians. ‘ or a suitablejrelated Natural Science. Scale of salary.—C(E) 5— £1,164, £1,212, £1,260, ". Seven; years’ demonstrated competence and field - £1,314 plus 20per cent Contract. The post willbe on - 2soil survey and classification; with five contractfor 2 years in the first instance. of these: years directly concerned with tropical and interpretation : sub-tropical soils. Experience in Soil Qualifications.—Experience in secretaryship and and aerial photo interpretation and analysis. Pre- in the organisation and management of documental © sub-arid regions, ferably field|experience in arid and records, and an ability to writ€ and speak in-both’ with partiqular reference to irrigation studies. French and English. Someexperience in, carrying out soil. fertility studies. . Good knowledge of the modern methods of soil , analysis. Ability to establish and maintain good Duties-—To do secretarial work in connection working relationship with staff members of different with the Bi-lingual Training Centre. for Museum nationalities. Very. good knowledge of English and Technicians at Jos, and. for the Department of possible working knowledge of French. Antiquities ; to. be the Executive Secretary for the Museum Association of Tropical Africa and to under- Emoluments.—Basic Salary : Appointment will be take the editorship of a bi-lingual newsletter for the “made at “gross” Annual salary within the range of Association and to supervise and train assistants in $11,400 (equivalent to a “net” range of $8,930 to the work of documentation for the Association. and $11,420), Payment are made on the basis of net the Departmentof Antiquities. ~ . salary only. Allowances depehdent on the move- ment in thecost-of-living are payable together with Method of application.—Applications should. be other benefits. addressed to the Secreta y, Federal Public Service Commission, Private Mail|Bag No. 12586, Lagos,. to Durationjaf Appointment.—Twoyears. reach him notlater than He February, 1965. (ii) VA.'No. 1004 : Administrative Officer (Field - Projects) P-2.—To. be responsible for the effective Applications ‘from candjdates not-in Govérnment administrative, financial and operational aspect of the Service should be completed in duplicate on the _ Préjects. | . « prescribed form which may be obtained from ‘the Secretary, Federal Public ‘Service Commission, Qualifications—University degree in business Lagos. : . administration ; or, formab professional accountancy training recognized as the equivalent to a University ’ degree. Three years’ professional level experience Applications from candidates in Government in the administrative and/or operational aspects of Service should be submitted through the applicant’s technical project iinplementation. Very good know- Head of Department and the Secretary of the be. -ledge of English.. Knowledge of French and jor Public Service Commission concerned and _ Spanish. . Experiencein the field and experience in accompanied byaconfidentialreport on the prescribed’ -

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108 . y OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 3, Vol. 52 ! | SALE OF GOODS AT LAGOS AIRPORT, IKEJA—continued 4. Dateof. Nameiof air- Marks and Nos. - Number of - Description of packages. report craft or ship , : packages . ve os 19-9-64 ETAAH - 140909 1485 > * 4 Carton Samples of Chinese, _ wer Tornato Sauce be q 30-9-64 GARYL 5079808 1493 2 Cartons Dresses “t Anda miscellaneous quantityof unidentifiable cargo, lyiing on1 the dumpor stacking area, orinthe Govern- / ment Warehouse, ort any other Place,- ag, the case maybe.

Government Noticé No 158 ; po Boarp OF CUSTOMS AND Excise | : a SALE OFGOODS AT APAPA

Unless previously:cleared, the following unclaimed good§ Government Warehouse at APAPA will be sold by public auction :a-Government Warehouse, Apapa, on the Thursday succeeding the elapse of one ‘calendar month from. the,idate of first publication of this notice, commencing at 9.30 a.m, nae Date of Name of air- Marks and Nos. Number of Description of packages report ‘ craft orship .. ' packages 22-4-64 Gaborikust2* — S.'T.C. 16 es 6 Packages Cinema Films .24-6-64 Tumlaren **. N/MN . 11 Bundles Plain Paper 1-11-63 Elizabeth Berger . N/M Niy . 1 Carton Contents Unknown 13-10-64 Baden: Dela Grade BP. 50 Fortlamy i Tchad . 1’ Case Contents Unknown 13-10-64 Beden Various Marks .. 28 Bags Sugar | 14-8-64 AfritanMoon Basel Mission Health, Sardauna : Province, Northern Nigeria 1 Carton Contents Unknown . Unknown Unknown Whisky C.T. Fint .. 100 Cartons Empty Bottles ' .16-4-64 Tanagra A.I.T.C, 1-1. . ‘1 Case Missan Paint 22-7-64 Tchibanga. Eniafelamo Lagos .. 10 Cases Contents Unknown 8-8-64 Lokoja Palm “Adams Ibadan, Lagos 1°. Case Hair Dressing Preparation 25-7-64 Dahomeykust R.A. & Co. Ltd. Lagos . 1. Crate Contents Unknown., - 88-64 Peppertkust Esso West African Inc. Fortlamy . * , . T/ C.T.C.C.H, 364 1 Case Paper 17-6-64 Ahmadu Bello B.M.C./MB. Ijebu Ode 1 1 Case Contents Unknown Unknown Unknown °' N/M NIN 42°. Cartoris Empty Bottles Unknown Unknown W& C. 1220/33 Apapa 1 Carton Tape Recorder 17-12-63 Onitsha 3K/K.C, 2/428 43621 .. 1 Carton. Medical Preparations 6-8-64.. Hoegh Belle A.S. Ibadan, via Lagos 8581/1 1° Carton Wool 7-9-64 Maria Theresa Social Merchants Co., P.O. Box ’- . ‘ 2677, Lagos 1-16 oe 13. Cases Borsette Hand ‘Bags 7-9-64 Maria Theresa Adenivi, Ibadan, Nigeria 1-25-. 7 Cases Electrical Wires i 7-9-64 Maria Theresa Adeniyi, Ibadan, Nigeria 1-25 . 18 . Cases Electrical Wires | 23-1-64 Sahar - N.C.B. Lagos ~ .. 1. . Case Plastic Earings (Beads) °am 7-9-64 Maria Theresa Social Merchants-Co., Box 2677 _ 3 . AZ0S .. 3 CasesBorsette Hand Bags _ 7-9-64 Maria Theresa 1.0:T. 30641 Lagos . 1 Case Nylon Rayon Tissues « 13-2-64 | Corneville Guineer Mem Hospital Sum’ . Bambury, Apapa 3 Drums Bandages ’ 7-9-64. Norrland J. Allen & Co. Ltd., Lagos,- , ° Box 542 2 Cases Catalogues 25-9-64 Hozdn Maru Arewayo, Lagos No. 1 1 Case Bamboo’Braiding 25-6-64 _Tidra Eniafelamo Lagos.. . 1 Case Desabots’ 12-3-64 Congokust M.P. Lagos ‘ 15 Cases Wine - 10-9-64. Apapa D. Kiyoun Apapa. oe 1 Second Hand Piano 5-9-64 SHerbro Captain M. Dunsmore Prime . Minister Flight No. 1 Hanger 1 Crate Battery 5-9-64 Sherbro 2198, Bode, Ibadan, Lagos 1-34. 34 Cases Ceiling-fans 21-1-64 Gullmaren Nigerian Plumbing ‘Lagos 1 Crate Contents Unknown 15-2-64 Neptune RT. ‘Briscoe P. 3456 P. 51056 oO : “ ue Lagos 1 ‘Case Printed Matter 14-5-64 Nozirland :Daco Furniture Lagos Custom : SO, ° Wharf 784 /1-2 784 /3-4 . 4 Cases Wooden Chairs. 10-12-63 Amazonas C.F.A.O, Zinder 1/T Zinder/ . a, Maradi . 3 Cartons Tennis Shoes 22-7-64 Hoegh Aurore V Onitsha C Nigeria 20/214 1 ‘Case Contents Unknown 26-1-64 Hoegh’ Biscay D.M.F. 1500 1 Case Contents Unknown , i5-1-64 Danfodio Lever Bros. Apapa_ - 2 * Cartons Surf’ y3 21st January, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE * 409 - : 1 g SALE OF GOODS AT APAPA—continued f » Date of |. N&mne of air- Marks and Nos. Number of . Description of packages report craft-or ship packages "10-2-64 ; Kadeik } A.G.L,_Apapa for Kano LP. 6142 Ie : Carton Ricile Sugar 15-12-63 Ilesha Palm 3L PP. 58127, Apapa 1273 5 Cartons: Tennents’ Beer 30-7-64 African Planet, Sudan Interior Mission, Torin a , Business Dept. :.- owe 6° Cartons Provisions * 30-7-64 African Planet . Sudan Interior. Mission, Norin Business Dept. 1 Carton Awe 30-764 | African Planet ‘Arthur D.Little Inc. Lagos, Nigeria for Mr R. Callahan Attnur, W. Her, 209 © 1 ‘Case Contenis Unknown| . 1-9-64 Tabo a/L N.E.C.L. 2 Cases Electrical Apparatus 7-9-64 Nereus/L N/M N/N 1 T/chest ‘Contefits Unknown 19-1-64 Bamenda Palm * AW, C3885M. 1 Carton Ultra-Marine Blue / Unknown Unkndwn * D.C.P., Ikeja 47... 1 Case Contents Unknown 27-5-64 , Olga I aersk 2756 Temiasuw:on Tagos Nos. 9-1 6 Cases Contents Unknown 45-64 - Straat Frazer P.Z. Sample S. 57 (363, Lagos. Carton Contents Unknown

23-5-64 Sherbro A. Ojemen Lagos 4- 2 NO Hand Bags Personal Effects o, 14-10-63 Straat Soenda ' M.B. Monrovia 3: Case Contents Unknown Unknown .

Unknown N/MNIN ee ~ Carton Paper Unknown Unknown N/M N/N ‘Carton Paper 13-2-64 Corneville

N/M1713 CRIB. ..: ek ' Case Contents Unknown 10-9-64 Deido {Vivian Cos Santa Isabel FE. .87 2 Cartons Acme Electric 28-7-64 Gullmaren ‘Mr Fred Gerdondn, 3 Hagley Street, Yaba, Nigeria 1 Case Contents Unknown Unknown Unknown Mr Michind& Messts Palm Line ‘ Agencies [itd., Nigeria 1 Parcel Contents Unknown . Unknown “Unknown “ORIWU progressive Trading Co, 18 Aromire Street,‘Lagos 1 Case Porcelain Samples . a Unknown Unknown, Harvey. K. Flad, Provincial Secondary Sch. Ganye via Uda Sardauna Province- 2 ~~ Parcels Contents Unknown Unknown Unknown 685, T8554/6 Cape Town 1 Carton Contents Unknown 13-5-64 Sapele Palm ®* ‘Yodara Merchant Taylors, 'S.W. 6/407 Agbokojo Street, Tbadan : Nigeria 1 4 oase Contents Unknown 22-5-64 Richard De - s Larringa . -I &B 64/1 Lagos .. 1 Case Table * Unknown Unknown Monsieur Forest, Aerodrome Fire Superintendent Min. of 4 Transport, Lagos . 1 Parcel Contents Unknown Unknown Unknown 2.D. Dwst, 493, Lagos 8 Cartons Hydrogen Peroxide Unknown Unknown Navpas, Russel N/M,N/N 1 Trunk Persénal Effects * Unknown _ Unknown | British High Commission c/o ‘Coastal Agency, Apapa -_ . Case Contents Unknown 17-5-64 _Ulanga Narsons Khubros Exp. 229 Lagos 18 . Case Cotton Poplin W.W.T.C.38, 42 .

#s Unknown Unknown he Packages Springs Unknown 4B/K.C. L/428 Lagos rm |? Unknown ke Case Contents Unknown j Unknown Unknown ‘Delta PH.

ee Carton Glass Tumblers 20-12.-63 N/M N/N Sulima —_ \ Carton Empty Bottles

+ 21-5-63 African ty { Lightning Regn. 3605C Agric. a | Carton Funnel _ Bamenda Palm L.P.C. SG/141, Ghana ‘11-8-64 ees Carton Contents Unknown 110 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.8, Vol. 52

SALE OF GOODS AT APAPA—continued

Date of Name ‘of air- Marks and Nos. \ Number of ‘Description of packages report craft or ship Jf packages pane 9-10-64 African, aad + wee \ Crescent . L.A.O. MU. Lagos. OGL. 4... 1 Carton Spray Net iF 8-3-64 Tumlaren* N.CR. B & A 14695/1, Apapa.. 1. Carton Bandaffex Machine 9-4-64 Del Oro Texaco, Fort hamy, Apapa 1 Carton Contents Unknowns

* - 2-2-64 EBANI N/M N!IN 9 1 Package Tanks , Unknown Unknown , Wolverine Tubs 2 Bundles Copper Pipes Unknown Unknown N.MON/N 1 Piece Metal Pole Unknown Unknown, Green Mark 1 Bundle Iron Rods 18-5-64 Forcados Lagos University Teaching Hos- pital c/o G. C.A. Apapa D.H.

1821. . _ Carton Empty Bottles’ 1. * 8-4.64 Swedru Terco JEY/SNKO/40/18/64,

Apapa bh Truss Hose , Unknown Unknown Chellarams N/N, Apap . beh Case Contents: Unknown

Unknown ‘Unknown G.B.O. MOP. 674, North Apapa bed Carton Contents Unknown | Unknown Unknown - 3K. G.C.K. 734, Kaduna

(Kaduna) X-3425/ 1 _ Case Contents Unknown 23-2-64 _ Inadrdn A.G.L. M.P. ¥. 3693 Lagos For Ibadan, LP 6304 Carton ContentsUnknown

23-6-64 Labrodor 4F/SC/30280 Apapa ek Carton Contents Unknown 13-7-64 Edwinreith W.F.C. F17, Apapa Carton Contents Unknown

26:7-64 Tay Bank “D.N. & U. Apapa N/M eh ek Truss Bicycle Rings 22-2-64 ‘Fchibanga- S.C.O.A. BP. 138, 70, Niger ; Case Contents Unknown

26-3-64 Birim ‘River 3A KCL428 ; dh eh Case Sulphate Corrosive

23-12-63 St. Luck _ Regelam EL, 94, Fort Lamy via . d Apapa PAM, 356558, 254 ‘Cask Iron Works

13-7-64 Owerti . L& K CR. Apapa > Galvanised Pipes

16-5-64 Tlorin ;Palm Coop, HD/W/0266> Apapa Snow Oto Bags Sulphate 13-9-64 Vasilis N/M N/N Paper Bag Cpbe Sugar Unknown Unknown N/M N/N Paper Bag Bottle Lids Unknown ‘Unknown N/M NiN Paper Bag Thynis of Nylon Paper Bag Heinz ‘Tomatoes in

Unknown Unknown N/M N/N oe Tins Unknown ' Unkntbwn N/M NIN Paper Bag Empty Bottles Unknown'' Unknown NIM NIN Bag Granulated Sugar

Unknown Unknown N/M NIN. a Carton St. Louis Sugar 30-7564 . -African Planet. Sudan Interior Mission, Horin f Business Dept. Cartons Provisions . 23-3-64 Labrador C.N. Zinder Cartons St. Louis Sugar 9-2-64 Isonzo Coop, Apapa Cartons St..Louis Sugar 13-264 W.F.C. Apapa . Cartons St. Louis Sugar

Piave | L VnNNwN Unknown Unknown ‘ Tahaakkpa, Cobetckar Bbictabka - Ghana, Accra, Soviet Exhibi- tion in ‘Accra, "Otekao Case Contents Unknown Unknow N/M NIN ePaper Bag Empty Bottles Unknow Unknow N/MNIN Paper Bag St. Louis Sugar Unknow * Unknos N/M NIN Bundles Iron Rods : Unknown v N/M NUN Bundle Angles . ios _ Unknown “N/M NUN Pieces Angles - Unknown N/M NIN Pieces Iron‘ Pipes Unknown- N/M N/N ye Pieces FlatIron Plates Unknown N/M NIN Crate Aluminium Sheets 3-8-64 Rotary’¢lub, c:'oo Ms john Okwesa Lagos . Cases Personal Effects 8-8-64 Peperkust Akin Osho Lagos - yo, Bags Used Leather Shoes and Canvas / 11-8-64 Cornéville - African Research Dev..Co. ing. 4 Labinjo Lane,EP.M.B. 2708 Lagos ree 4 Cartons Ladies,Cotton Dresses ’ e And amiscellaneous quantity of unidentifiable cargo, lying on the dump or stacking area, or in the Government Warehouse, or any other.place, as the case may be. ¥

- 2st January, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE “411 7 The following is a list of Government Publications which may be obtained (post free in Nigeria) from the . Federal Ministry of Iaformation, Printing Division, Lagos. This list may‘be obtained gratis on application. Money Orders and Postal Orders should be made payable to The Directorof Printing, Federal’Govern- mentPress, Lagos. Postage stamps are not accepted. -: ‘ f (This list has been revised np to. October 1964) . * DEPARTMENTAL ANNU REPORTS — Prisons Department, 60-61, 9d. Public Service Commission 3rd Report, ist Jan.“9 - Accountant-General, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62 and . 1959 to 3ist December, 1959, 9d. 1962-63, 10seach. Public Service Commission, 4th AIR, ist Jan.-31st Agricultural Research, Anaual Report, 1959-60, 9d. | Dec., 1960; 5th A/R, ist Jan.-31st Dec., 1961 ; Annual Digest of Education. Statistics, Vol. 1,1961, 5s. : 6th "a/R, ‘ist Jan.-3ist Dec., 1962; 7th AIR, Annual Digest of Education Statistics, Vol. II, 1962, _ 31-12-63, 9d each. Social Welfare Division Annual Report, 1960-61,9d. 5s. Veterinary Department Annual Report, 195859, Audit of the Accounts of Nigeria 31st March, 1959, ; 9d, 1959-60, 31st March, 1961, 31st March, 1962, ° 1959-60, Bet.Dec., 1963, 9d each. - and 31st March, 1963, od each, Reports GENERAL A/R Federal Fisheries Service1961-63, 9d. British West African Meteorological Services, 1958-59," §Colonial Regulations, PartI, 1s-6d, Part II, 3s-6d. 9d. Comments of the Federal: Government or Coker _ Civil Aviation, 1958-59, 9a. Report, Sessional Paper No. 4 of 1962, 2s. Commerce and Industry, ‘Annual Report, 1958-59, Commonwealth and Foreign Representation in . 1960-61, 9d each. . “Nigeria, 1s (monthly). Co-operative Annual Report, 1956-59 & 1960-62,9d. First Report -‘of the Public Accounts Committee - HfReps. 1962-63,1s. Federal Institute of Industrial Research A/R 1961-62 ~. eet and 1962-63, 9d each. Defence Agreement S.P. 4/1960, 9d. ° 6th A/R of the Federal Loans Board 1st July, 1961 Educational Developmentin Lagos, 9d. to 30th June, 1962, 9d. Elias Commission Report 2s. . SO Federal Ministry of. Labour, Co-operative Division, Elias Commission Report, White Paper S.P. 7/60, 1s. 1960-62, 9d. Estimates of the Federation of Nigeria 1962-63 and Federal Public Works Department Annual Report, 1963-64, 1964-65, 20s each. - $958-59, 9d. Federal Nigeria ‘Annual Report, 1957, 12s-6d. Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Welfare Division, Federal Government Development Programme, 1960-61, 9d. . _ 482-~68, First Progress Report, (S.P. No. 3/64}, Forest Research, Annual Report, 1959-60, 1960-61 aa, and 1961-62, 9d each. Federal Government Development Programme, General Report and Survey—, (S.P. 1/62) 1962-68, 2s. P 1958, Parts I and II, 1959 & 1962, 9d each. 6th and 7th Annual Report Government: Coastal Geological Survey, A/R, 1959-60, 1960--61 and 1961- Agency, 31-3-61, Wd each. : 62, 9d each. First Annual Report Revolving Loans Fund for Handbook of Commerce and Industry ini Nigeria 5th Industry, March 1961, 9d..- Edition, 42s. 2 First Report of the Public Accounts ‘Committe, Import and Export List Januaty 1963 at Ss. -- House of’ Representatives, 1958-59, 1959-60, 9d each.- Inland Revenue Department, 1955-58, 9d. . | Inland Waterways Department A/R 1958-59, 9d. First Report, Publi Accounts *Committee, House of Representatives, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1s Labour Department Annual Report, 1958-59, 1959- each. °

60, 1960-61, 9d each. ’ First Report of the Public Accounts Committee, ManpowerSituation in Nigeria 1963, 1s. House of Representatives, 1960-61, 1s. , Naval Force, 1957-58, 9d. Second Report from Public Accounts Committee . House of Representatives, 1961-62, 1962-63, and National Archives, 1959-60, 60-61, 61-62, 62-63, 9d. 1963-64, 1s each. Nigeria Post Office Savings Bank 31-3-59, 31-3-60 First Supplementary Estimates of the Federal and 31-3-61, 9d each. Government, 1961-62, 5s, 1962-63, 5s. Police Annual Report 1960 & 1961; 9d each. Second Supplementary Capital Estimates of the Petroleum Division -of the Ministry ofMines and Federal Government, 1962-63, 5s. Power, 1962-63, 9d. Third Supplementary Estimates, 1962-63, 5s. \ Posts and Telegraplis A/R 1959-60, 1960-61, 9d each. Forest Research Conference, January 1960, 9d. AJR Works « Division of the Federal Ministry of Fourth Progress Report, S.P, 1/1960, 9d. Works andSurveys, 1960-61, 9d. Gorsuch Report, 6s. - : 3 112 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.3, Vol. 52

Guide to Careers inthe Public Service, 7s-6d. _Report of the Nigeria’ Constitutional Conference. “4 International Tin’ Agreement Participation— held in London, 1958, 1s. : Sessional Paper No. 5 157, 9d. . Report on the Expansion of F.P.W.D., S.P. 6/1958,. Kaine Arbitration Report, July 1959, 9d. , Od. . . _ Legislative Instrumerits made by the Administrator . Report by the Joint United Kingdom-Nigerian for Western Nigeria (S.P. 2/62), 9d. ‘Scientific Committeé on the Monitoring of Radioactivity, Matters arising from the Final Report of the Par- 9d. : liamentary Committee on Nigerianisation, S.P. Report on the Federal Elections, 1959, 1s. 2/1960, 9d. . River Studies and Recommendations on Improve- Morgan Report, 5s; ” ; ment of Niger and Benie, index, 9d, Conclusion of the Federal Government on the Report River Studies NEDECO Report, £7. of the Morgan Commission, $.P. 5/64, 1s. Short Guide.to U.K. Income Tax, 2s. Mbanefo Salary Commission Report, 2s. Trade Report, 1958, 1960, 20s each. Report of the Motor Vehicle Insurance Investigation Trade Journal, Vol. 9, No. 3, 25-64. ‘-Committee, 1960, 2s. . University College Hospital, Ibadan. White Paper on the Report Recurren of the Motor Vehicle Costs, Sessional Paper No. 9 of 1957, Insurance Investigation Committee,’S.P. 9d. 2/64, 9d. Views of the Federal Government Mines Manual on the Interim ’ (8th Edition) 1957, 20s. Report of the Committee on Nigerianisation, Mines A/R 31st March, 1962 at 9d. 1962-63, 9d S.P. 7/1958, 9d. - : Minutes of Evidence Public Account’s Committee Commission of Inquiry into the Onitsha Chieftaincy ‘House of Representatives, 1960-61, 2s.° Dispute 1963, by R. W. Harding at 7s-6d. Native Administration in the British African Terri- A/R Social Welfare Division, 1960-61 at 9d. / tories, Part III, 17s-6¢ : Part IV, 5s. 7th A/R Government Coastal Agency, 1961-62 at 9d. Nigeria Debates Independence, 1s. Constitution of the FederalRepublic of Nigeria, 1963: “Nigeria Federal Elections Report, December 1959, ts. at 7s-6d, : . _ Report of the National Universities Commission . Trade Test Syllabuses, 1961 at 1s. 1963, 1s. . Syllabus of Lectures and Demonstrations for Educa- Decision of the Governmentof the Federal Republic tion and Training for Psychiatric Nursing at 2s. : of Nigeria on the Report of the National Univer- Syllabus of Lectures and Demonstrations for Edyca- sities Commission, S.P. 4/64, 1s. ‘ tion and Training for Midwives at 2s. : " Office Directory, Lagos Area, published Guide quarterly, 1s. to the Syllabus of Examinations for the Oil Mining Lease, 20s (Continental Shelf Areas). Nigerian Register (Nursing) at 2s. nd Oil Mining Lease, OML, 20s (Land Territorial Constitution of Mid-Western Nigeria, 1964 at 7s-6d. . '. Waters Areas). LecaL Oil Prospecting Licence, 20s -(Continental Shelf Companies Ordinance, Cab. 3 12s. Aréas), . Lawsof Nigeria, 1958, 17s-6d ; Stiff, £1-1s. — Oil Prospecting Licence, 20s (Land and Territoria, or | Lagos - Waters Areas). High Court Law Report, 1957, 12s-6d; 1958, ~ : 1959, 12s-6d and 1960, Preliminary Report 15s, 1961, 15s, 1962, 15s.: of the Fiscal Commission] Lawsof Nigeria 1960, (Limp), 25s ; Stiff, 30s. : " December 1957, 9d. Laws of Nigeria, 1962 (Limp), 25s each 3 Stil, 30s Promotion of the Laws of Nigeria 1963, 25s S.P, Tourist Industries in Nigeria, (Limp), 30s (Stiff). 5/59, 9d. Nigerian Law Report, Vols. I-XXI, £15-15s. Proposal for Dams on the Niger and Kaduna Rules of the ‘ Rivers, 9d. Federal Supreme Court Handbook, 1962, 20s. 4 st Do Rapson ‘Report on Lagos. Town Council, 1959, 9d. Selected Judgments of the Federal Supreme ‘Registration of Ownership Court, of Land in Lagos, 2s: Nigeria, Vols. I and II at 12s-6d and Federal Registration of Titles to Land in Lagos, 9d.- Supreme Court Vol. IIIat 12s-6d and IV at ‘15s, -Report Vol. V at 21s. , . , by Sir Frank Engledow, C.M.GLE.RS., on the ‘Federal Organisation for Agriculture, Veterinary, Charter of the Organisation of African Unity 35th May, -Forestry and Fisheries Research, S:P, 4/59, 9d. 1963 S.P. 2/63, 1s: ' Proposals for Report of Coker Commission of Inquiry 1962, the Constitution of Federal Republic Vols. I-IV, 20s. of Nigeria S.P. 3/63, 1s. - - Report of the Committee on the Future of the Nigeria Separate Chapters of Revised Laws, 1958, * : Legal Profession, is.: The All Nigeria Law Reports, 1961, Parts I-IV, 105 Report of the Fiscal: Commiissién, July 1958, 45, each, and Index. Report by the Ad Hoc Meeting of NigeriaConsfitu- West African Court of Appeal Law Reports, Vols. tional Conference, 9d. . ' I-KV, £26-5s, .

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