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Rff E OFFICIAL GAZETTE . 12TH LJ\GAL ~~ -rff E OFFICIAL GAZETTE . 12TH SEPTEMBER, 1970 LJ\GAL SUPPLEMENT B GUYANA No. 83 of 1970. ORDER MADE UNDER THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (ELECTIONS) ACT, 1969, _ (No. 23 of 1969). UNDER SECTION 8(1) OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (ELECTIONS) ACT, 1969, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED BY THE MINISTER AS FOLLOWS:- - I. This Order may be cited as the Local Authorities (Elections) (Registration of Voters) (No. 2) Order, 1970. 2. The electoral registrar of every local authority area specified in the first schedule is hereby required to prepare a register of voten; for the focal authority area of which he is the e111ctoral registrar. 3. The 30th April, 1970, shall ·be the qualifying date with reference to which a person shall be qualified to be registered in pursuance of this Order. 4. The days set out in the second column of the second schedule shall be the days with reference to which the matters set out in the first column of the said schedule opposite such days, respectively, shall be done. FIRST SCHEDULE Clause 2 1. The Town of Rose Hall. 2. The Town of Corriverton. 3. The Rosignol/Zee Lust Local Government District. 4. The Upper Corentyne Local Government District. 5. The Whim/Bloomfield Looal Government District. 6. The Bush Lot/Adventure Local Government District. 7. The Hogstye/Lancaster 1Local Government District. 8. The Naarstigheid/Union Local Government District. 9. The East Mahaicony Local Government District. 10. The Grove/Haslington 'Local Government District. 11. The Plaisance/Industry ·Local Government District. 12. The Mahaica/Unity Local Government District. 13. The Foulis/!Buxton Local Government District. 14. The Triumph/Beterverwagting !Local Government !District. 15. Th.e Wakenaam Local Government District. 16. The Three Friends/Walton Hall 1Local Gove!lll[llent District. 17. The Riverstown/Annandale Local Government District. 18. The Klien Pouderoyen/Best Local Government District. 19. The Toevlugt/Paitentia Looal Government !District. 20. The Canals ·Folder Local Government District. 21. The John/'Port Mouraint Village !District. 22. The Williamsburg/Kiloy Chesney Village District. 23.' The Gelderland/Blairmont Village District. 24. The Bel Air/Woodlands Village District. 25. The Enmore/Hope Village District. 26. The La Reconnaisance/IMon Repos Village District. 27. The La Bonne Intention/.Better Hope Village District. 28. The Nouvelie Flanders/La Jalousie Village District. 2'9. The Crabwood Creek Village District. 30. The East Coast Berbice Village District. 80 31. The Sisters Village District. 32. The Woodley Park Village District. 33. The West Mahaicony Village District. 34. The Bagotstown/Peter's Hall ViUage District. 3'5. The Soesdyke Village District. 36. The Stewartville Village District. 37. The Goed Fortuin Village District. 318. The Dartmouth Village District. 39. The Queenstown Village District. 40. The No. 51/Good Hope Village District. 4L The Fyrish/Gibraltar Village District. 42. The Tempe/Sea:field Village 'District. 43. The Rising Sun/Eldorado Vil1age District. 44. The . Criag/Oaledonia Village Oistrict. 45\ The La Grange/Nismes Village District. 46. The Verg¥fioegen Village· [)istrict. 47. The Farm Village District. 48. The Parika/Salem Village 'District. 49. The Good Hope/Pomona Village District 50. The Mocha/ Arcadia Village !District. 51. The Blankenburg/Hague Village 1District. 52, !Morawhanna/Mabaruma/Hosororo Village District. SECOND SCHEDULE Clausd 4 !Matters Day l. The day not later than which the electoral registrar shall Wednesday, l6th Sep­ publish the preliminary list under section 1'2 of the Act. tember, 1970, 2. The days to be specified in the notice published under Friday, 18th September, section 12 of the Act on which applications may be made 1970, :to Monday, 21st for registration as vot~rs . September, 1970 (Both days inclusve). 3. The days on which obje ction~ may be lodged against the Friday, 18th September, inclusion of names in the preliminary lists and on which 1\970, to Monday, 21st applications may be made by persons whose names appear September, l~no , (&th in the preliminary list for correction of their particulars days inclusive). as shown in the list. 4. The day not later than which the supplementary lists and Thursday, 24th Septem­ all forms of objections and applications for correction of ber, 11'970. particulars shall be sent by the assistant electoral registrai' to the electoral registrar under section 1~ of the Act. 5. The day not l.f(tt;r than which the electoral registrar shall Wednesday, 30th Sep. hear and determine objections and applications for correc­ tember, 1970. tion of particulars under section 20 of the Act. 6. The day not later than which the electoral registrar shall Thursday, 1st October, correct the preliminary and suppl_emeintary lists under 197<0. section 22 of the Act. Ordered this 11th day of September, 1970. H. D. HOYTE, Minister of Home Affairs. .
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