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Xli Road Town Tortola, B. V. I. Thursday 16Th August, 2007 57 XLI ROAD TOWN TORTOLA, B. V. I. THURSDAY 16TH AUGUST, 2007 57 GOVERNMENT NOTICES NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARTITION SECTION 103 OF THE REGISTERED LAND ACT, CHAPTER 229 REGISTRATION SECTION BLOCK PARCEL Beef Island Group 3744A 4 5027 TAKE NOTICE that Haldane Floyd Davies and Claremon Marshall Davies, the Executors of the Estate of Claremon Floyd Davies, deceased; Evadney Varlack Testamark Hodge as Executrix of the Estate of Hugh Roy Varlack, deceased; Herman “aka” Hermon Thomas and Carl Bartley Penn have applied to the Registrar of Lands for the above-mentioned parcel of land to be partitioned in accordance with Survey Plan No. CA–3744A-007-GC in the following manner. • Lots 1A, 1B, and Area 1 measuring 77.957, 29.819 and 21.534 acres respectively, be registered to Carl Bartley Penn • Lots 2A, 2B and Area 2 measuring 18.028, 41.641 and 0.6 acres respectively, be registered to Haldane Floyd Davies and Claremon Marshall Davies, the Executors of the Estate of Claremon Floyd Davies • Lots 3A and 3B measuring 24.824 and 24.899 acres respectively, be registered to Herman “aka” Hermon Thomas • Lots 5A, 5B and Area 5 measuring 35.711, 2.188 and 9.338 respectively, be registered to Evadney Varlack Testamark Hodge as Executrix of the Estate of Hugh Roy Varlack • Lot 6 (which includes common areas in North Bay and Cam Bay and road) to be held in common by all 5 land owners • Deleting the applicants names from the Land Register for the remainder of parcel 4 Presently, the said parcel 4 is registered in the names of Hermon Thomas (100/695 share), The Executor of Ethelinda Leonora Stevens and others (120/695 share), Carl Bartley Penn (260/695 share), Evadney Varlack Testamark Hodge as Executrix of the Estate of Hugh Roy Varlack, deceased (95/695 share) and Haldane Floyd Davies and Claremon Marshall Davies the Exectuors of the Estate of Claremon Floyd Davies, deceased (120/695 share). Anyone who wishes to object to the said parcel 4 being partitioned, and thereafter transferring the said Lots mentioned above on Plan No. CA-3744A-007-GC to Carl Bartley Penn, Haldane Floyd Davies and Claremon Marshall Davies, the Executors of the Estate of Claremon Floyd Davies, Herman “aka” Hermon Thomas and Evadney Varlack Testamark Hodge as Executrix of the Estate of Hugh Roy 16TH AUGUST, 2007 THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1423 GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONT’D Varlack as shown above, should apply in writing to the Registrar of Lands no later than thirty (30) days from the date of this notice. Dated 1st August, 2007 Kelvin M. Dawson Registrar of Lands VIRGIN ISLANDS ELECTIONS ACT, 1994 FORM NO. 15 Section 28 (2) NOTIFICATION OF ELECTION 5028 TAKE NOTICE that a poll will be taken for the election of a member for the FIRST Electoral District to serve in the House of Assembly. The poll will be opened on the 20th day of August 2007, at six o’clock in the morning and will remain open until six o’clock in the afternoon. Voters may vote at a polling station in the electoral division of the electoral district in which they are registered. The following polling stations will be open in the FIRST Electoral District: ZION HILL POLLING DIVISION at the Leonora Delville Primary School CARROT BAY POLLING DIVISION at the Isabella Morris Primary School The candidates in the FIRST Electoral District are as follows: ARCHIBALD CHRISTIAN ANDREW A. FAHIE The number of votes given to the several candidates will be counted on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon at the Leonora Delville Primary School of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Dated this 10th day of August 2007. Gary Penn Returning Officer for the First Electoral District. 16TH AUGUST, 2007 THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1424 GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONT’D VIRGIN ISLANDS ELECTIONS ACT, 1994 FORM NO. 15 Section 28 (2) NOTIFICATION OF ELECTION 5029 TAKE NOTICE that a poll will be taken for the election of a member for the SECOND Electoral District to serve in the House of Assembly. The poll will be opened on the 20th day of August 2007, at six o’clock in the morning and will remain open until six o’clock in the afternoon. Voters may vote at a polling station in the electoral division of the electoral district in which they are registered. The following polling stations will be open in the SECOND Electoral District: JOST VAN DYKE POLLING DIVISION at the Jost Van Dyke Primary School. CANE GARDEN BAY POLLING DIVISION at the Ivan Dawson Primary School. BREWER’S BAY POLLING DIVISION at the Brewer’s Bay Community Center. MEYERS POLLING DIVISION at the Enis Adams Primary School. The candidates in the SECOND Electoral District are as follows: GERALD CHINNERY J. ALVIN CHRISTOPHER The number of votes given to the several candidates will be counted on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon at the Ivan Dawson Primary School of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Dated this 20th day of August 2007. Milton Creque Returning Officer for the Second Electoral District 16TH AUGUST, 2007 THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1425 GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONT’D VIRGIN ISLANDS ELECTIONS ACT, 1994 FORM NO. 15 Section 28 (2) NOTIFICATION OF ELECTION 5030 TAKE NOTICE that a poll will be taken for the election of a member for the THIRD Electoral District to serve in the House of Assembly. The poll will be opened on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007, at six o’clock in the morning and will remain open until six o’clock in the afternoon. Voters may vote at a polling station in the electoral division of the electoral district in which they are registered. The following polling stations will be open in the THIRD Electoral District: SEA COW’S BAY POLLING DIVISION at the Valarie O. Thomas Community Center. The candidates in the THIRD Electoral District are as follows: JULIAN FRASER ALWON E. SMITH The number of votes given to the several candidates will be counted on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon at the Valerie O. Thomas Community Center of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Dated this 10th day of August 2007. Keturah Crabbe Returning Officer for the Third Electoral District. 16TH AUGUST, 2007 THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1426 GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONT’D VIRGIN ISLANDS ELECTIONS ACT, 1994 FORM NO. 15 Section 28 (2) NOTIFICATION OF ELECTION 5031 TAKE NOTICE that a poll will be taken for the election of a member for the FOURTH Electoral District to serve in the House of Assembly. The poll will be opened on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007, at six o’clock in the morning and will remain open until six o’clock in the afternoon. Voters from the Salt Island Polling Division will be transported to Road Town between the hours of 7 o’clock in the morning and 12 o’clock noon to the Road Town Polling Division. Voters may vote at the polling station in the electoral division of the electoral district in which they are registered. The following polling station will be open in the FOURTH Electoral District: ROAD TOWN POLLING DIVISION at the Legislative Council Chambers. The candidates in the FOURTH Electoral District are as follows: R. COURTNEY deCASTRO AUDLEY MADURO VINCENT GREGORY SCATLIFFE The number of votes given to the several candidates will be counted on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon at the Legislative Council Chambers of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Dated this 10th day of August 2007. Sylvia Moses Returning Officer for the Fourth Electoral District. 16TH AUGUST, 2007 THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1427 GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONT’D VIRGIN ISLANDS ELECTIONS ACT, 1994 FORM NO. 15 Section 28 (2) NOTIFICATION OF ELECTION 5032 TAKE NOTICE that a poll will be taken for the election of a member for the FIFTH Electoral District to serve in the House of Assembly. The poll will be opened on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007 at six o’clock in the morning and will remain open until six o’clock in the afternoon. Voters may vote at a polling station in the electoral division of the electoral district in which they are registered. The following polling stations will be open in the FIFTH Electoral District: HUNTUM’S GHUT POLLING DIVISION at the Enid Scatliffe Pre Primary School LONG TRENCH POLLING DIVISION at the Long Trench Community Center The candidates in the FIFTH Electoral District are as follows: DELORES CHRISTOPHER ELVIS JEROME HARRIGAN LESMORE SMITH NONA VANTERPOOL The number of votes given to the several candidates will be counted on the 20th day of AUGUST 2007, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon at the Enid Scatliffe Pre Primary School of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Dated this 10th day of August 2007. Sylvia Adams Returning Officer for the Fifth Electoral District. 16TH AUGUST, 2007 THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1428 GOVERNMENT NOTICES CONT’D VIRGIN ISLANDS ELECTIONS ACT, 1994 FORM NO. 15 Section 28 (2) NOTIFICATION OF ELECTION 5033 TAKE NOTICE that a poll will be taken for the election of a member for the SIXTH Electoral District to serve in the House of Assembly.
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