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The Belfast Gazette, 4Th January, 1963 Governor Of THE BELFAST GAZETTE, 4TH JANUARY, 1963 Joseph STEWART, Esq., Chairman, Strabane Rural Co. Antrim District Council, County Tyrone. John Young, Esq., 783 Antrim Road, Newtown- Miss Mona STEWART, Schools Meals Organiser, abbey, Co. Antrim. County Down Education Committee. Co. Armagh Lt.-Cbl. Acheson Harden Glendinning, O.B.E., Cecil VANCE, Esq., District Organiser (Ballymena, T.D., D.L., J.P., Crunagh, Glenanne, Armagh. County Antrim), Amalgamated Transport and Co. Down General Workers' Union. Lt.-Col. James Dickson Ferguson, O.B.E., E.R.D.. Thomas James WATSON, Esq. For political services Aghaderg Glebe, Loughbrickland, Banbridge, in County Fermanagh. Co. Down. Co. Fermangah Joseph Alfred Livingstone, Esq., J.fP., Castlebal- CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS OF four, Lisnaskea, Co. Fermanagh. KNIGHTHOOD Co. Londonderry St. James's Palace, London S.W.I. John Bullick, Esq., Farmhill, Co'leraine, Co. Londonderry. The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to approve Co. Tyrone the award of the British Empire Medial (Civil Captain James Huey Hamill Pollock, C.M.G., Division) to the undermentioned: O.B.E., Drumcairne, Stewartstown, Co. Tyrone. John CAUGHEY, Collector, Street Savings Group, Ballynahinch, Co. Down. 1st January, 1963. Miss Sarah CAULFIELD, Collector, Street Savings Group, Lurgan, Co. Armagh. Charles Joseph DEVINE, Ambulance Driver-Attend- ant, Northern Ireland Hospitals Authority (Belfast). REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, Samuel McCoRKELL, Chief Inspector. Foyle Fisheries DEATHS AND ROMAN Commission, Co. Londonderry. (Omagh, Co. Tyrone). CATHOLIC MARRIAGES Richard Gibson McKAY, Leader, Blythe Street Boys' Club, Belfast. DISTRICT OF FIVBMILETOWN John MENARY, Sub-District Commandant, Ulster The Registrar-General hereby gives notice that Mr. Special Constabulary. (Rillylea, Co. Armagh). Thomas George Martin, The Red House, Fivemile- town, has been appointed by His Excellency the Barry Anderson Richards O'HARA, Sergeant, Royal Governor of Northern Ireland as Registrar of Births, Ulster Constabulary. (Lisburn, Co. Antrim). Deaths and Roman Catholic Marriages for the Dis- trict of Fivemiletown in the County of Tyrone with effect from 1st January, 1963. HOME OFFHOE Whitehall, London S.W.I. H.M. TREASURY Ik January 1963. Treasury Chambers, The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to approve London, S.W.I. the award of the Queen's Police Medal for Distingu- ished Service to the undermentioned: The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury hereby give notice that They have made an Order Francis TODD, Head Constable, Royal Ulster Con- under Sections 1, 2 and 13 of the Import Duties Act, stabulary. 1958, viz:—The Import Duties (General) (No. 14) Order 1962. This Order: — GOVERNOR OF NORTHERN (1) removes the import duty (both full and (E.F.T.A. rates) on dried citrus peel, IRELAND (2) changes the classification of pitch-fibre pipes, Government House, (3) reduces the full and E.F.T.A. rates of import duty on certain kinds of tanning machinery. 2nd January, 1963. The Order comes into operation on the 1st Janu- His Excellency The Governor has left Government ary, 1963, and has been published as Statutory In- House and has placed his Office in commission. struments 1962, No. 2744. Copies may be purchased (Price 3d net) direct from Her Majesty's Stationery Office, at the follow- ing addresses: PRIVY COUNCIL OF NORTHERN 80 Chichester Street, Belfast, 1; York House, IRELAND Kingsway, London, W.C.2; 423 Oxford Street, Lon- don, W.I.; 13a Castle Street, Edinburgh, 2; 109 St. Notice is hereby given that an Order in Council Mary Street, Cardiff; 39 King Street, Manchester 2; dated the 17th December, 1962,. has been made by 50 Fairfax Street, Bristol, 1; 35 Smallbrook, Ring- His Excellency the Governor in the Privy Council way, Birmingham, 5, or from any bookseller. of Northern Ireland under Sections 5 and 18 of the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act (Nor- thern Ireland) 1956, providing that the offices of superintendent registrar and deputy superintendent The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury registrar of Strabane and registrar and deputy hereby give notice that They have made an Order registrar of Castlederg, Fintona and Killeter shall under Section 21 of the Finance Act 1948, as be salaried offices. amended by Part II of Schedule 2 to the Finance 'Copies of the Order may be obtained at an early Act 1958, viz: — date from Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 80 Chi- The Purchase Tax (No. 7) Order 1962. chester Street, Belfast, 1, or through any bookseller. The Order reduces to 25 per cent the rate of pur- chase tax on the classes of goods heretofore taxable at 45 per cent. The Order comes into operation on the 1st Janu- APPOINTMENTS ary, 1963, and has been published as Statutory In- His Excellency the Governor of Northern Ireland struments 1962, No. 2841. has been pleased to appoint the under-mentioned Copies may be purchased (Price 3d net) direct gentlemen to the Office of High Sheriff of the follow- from Her Majesty's Stationery Office, at the follow- ing counties in Northern Ireland:— ing addresses:.
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