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Monday April 12, 2010 • Issue 15Saint Lucia Government Gazette 389

Vacancy NoticeMinistry of Education and Culture

Post of Principal

School : Castries Comprehensive Secondary SchoolClassification : Grade 16-17Reports to : District Education Officer with responsibility for the DistrictSupervises : Teachers, Students, Ancillary Staff

Internal Contacts : Works closely with Ministry Officials and teachers to ensure quality education at the school

External Contacts : Parents/Community members

Main Duties

Observance of the Education Act of 1999 and Regulations governing the Teaching Service;

Supervision of the physical safety of the pupils;

Supervision of Instruction and maintenance of quality instruction;

Application of the syllabus in conformity with the needs of the pupils of the school;

Allocation and supervision of the duties of members of staff;

Accountability for the school’s performance;

Establishment and maintenance of discipline of the school; Ensuring the proper care and use of school furniture, equipment and supplies; Development and maintenance of active relationship with parents through Parent/Teacher Association and/or Board of Management;

Furnishing all returns as prescribed and any time required by the Ministry of Education and Culture; Furnishing progress reports on the performance of the school at the end of every term to the Education Officer with responsibility for the District; Performing other duties as may be assigned from time to time by the Chief Education Officer and the Permanent Secretary.

Conditions Accommodation provided in the School (Office); Institutional support is provided through the Ministry of Education and Culture; Opportunities exist for personal development and career advancement through orientation, general and specialized in-service training.

Standards

Work performance will be evaluated on the basis of the following:

Level of performance and accomplishment of the school;

Quality of instruction as evidenced by student performance;

Effectiveness of staff management and extent to which team spirit and parental involvement are exhibited;

Extent to which student participation in school activities and student discipline are maintained;

Timeliness, accuracy and quality of information provided in returns and reports;

Knowledge and understanding of and the effective application of Teaching Service Rules, Regulations and the Education Act;

Compliance with the Guidelines and Policies of the Ministry of Education and Culture; and

Effective implementation of duties, responsibilities and assignments as defined in the job description.

Skills, Knowledge and Abilities

Knowledge of education theory and practice including modalities of instruction;

Clinical supervisory skills;

A working knowledge of and ability to interpret Education Act and Teaching Service Rules and Regulations; Ministry’s Procedures, Staff Orders, Financial and Store Rules, Standard Operation Procedures contained in the Ministry’s Operations Manual, Collective Agreements and other operating procedures;

Capacity to provide effective management and instructional leadership;

Ability to creatively deploy participating and team building approaches to school management;

Capacity to work well with persons of a range of dispositions and to establish good rapport with stakeholders;

Decisiveness, soundness of judgment and success in issuing directives.

Qualifications And Experience

The candidates should possess the following:-

Bachelor’s Degree in Educational Administration, plus a Post Graduate Diploma, plus 5 years experience in administration or 5 years as Principal II;

OR

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A Master’s Degree plus Certificate/Diploma in Education, plus 5 years experience in Administration or 5 years as Principal II;

OR

A Master’s Degree in Educational Administration or related field, plus 5 years experience in administration or 5 years as Principal II.

Salary

Salary will be determined on qualifications and experience.

General

Quarters, free medical attention and medicine will not be provided. The successful applicant’s income will be liable to taxation in accordance with the Income Tax Ordinance.

Applications must be accompanied by certified copies of all certificates and transcripts from the relevant institutions. Two confidential testimonials are required – one from the Principal of the school at which the teacher is presently employed and one from the Education Officer for the District. For applicants outside of the school system, testimonials should be from immediate supervisors.

Please note that performance and punctuality will be used as part of the criteria for selection of persons already in the Education System.

Applications on the prescribed forms should be addressed to:-

The SecretaryTeaching Service CommissionStanislaus James BuildingsThe WaterfrontCASTRIES

to reach her no later than April 19, 2010. Application Forms can be obtained from the Secretary, Teaching Service Commission.

March 03, 2010

Ministry of Education and Culture

Post of Principal

School : Dugard Combined School Babonneau Primary School

Classification : Grades 14-17

Reports to : District Education Officer with responsibility for the District

Supervises : Teachers, Students, Ancillary Staff

Internal Contacts : Works closely with Ministry Officials and teachers to ensure quality education at the school

External Contacts : Parents/Community members

Main Duties

Observance of the Education Act of 1999 and Regulations governing the Teaching Service;

Supervision of the physical safety of the pupils;

Supervision of Instruction and maintenance of quality instruction;

Application of the syllabus in conformity with the needs of the pupils of the school;

Allocation and supervision of the duties of members of staff;

Accountability for the school’s performance;

Establishment and maintenance of discipline of the school;

Ensuring the proper care and use of school furniture, equipment and supplies;

Development and maintenance of active relationship with parents through Parent/Teacher Association and/or Board of Management;

Furnishing all returns as prescribed and any time required by the Ministry of Education and Culture;

Furnishing progress reports on the performance of the school at the end of every term to the Education Officer with responsibility for the District;

Performing other duties as may be assigned from time to time by the Chief Education Officer and the Permanent Secretary.

Conditions

Accommodation provided in the School (Office);

Institutional support is provided through the Ministry of Education and Culture;

Opportunities exist for personal development and career advancement through orientation, general and specialized in-service training.

Standards

Work performance will be evaluated on the basis of the following:

Level of performance and accomplishment of the school;

Quality of instruction as evidenced by student performance;

Effectiveness of staff management and extent to which team spirit and parental involvement are exhibited;


Extent to which student participation in school activities and student discipline are maintained;

Timeliness, accuracy and quality of information provided in returns and reports;

Knowledge and understanding of and the effective application of Teaching Service Rules, Regulations and the Education Act;

Compliance with the Guidelines and Policies of the Ministry of Education and Culture; and



Knowledge of education theory and practice including modalities of instruction and clinical supervision;

A working knowledge of and ability to interpret Education Act and teaching Service Rules and Regulations; Ministry’s Procedures, Staff Orders, Financial and Store Rules, Standard Operation Procedures contained in the Ministry’s Operations Manual, Collective Agreements and other operating procedures;

Capacity to provide effective management and instructional leadership;

Knowledge of Information Communication Technologies;

Ability to creatively deploy participating and team building approaches to school management;

Capacity to work well with persons of a range of dispositions and to establish good rapport with stakeholders;

Decisiveness, soundness of judgment and clarity in issuing directives;

Compliance with the Guidelines and Policies of the Ministry of Education and Culture.

Qualifications and Experience

The candidates should possess at least the following:-

A Bachelor’s Degree in Education (Administration) or related field, plus 5 years experience as a Qualified Teacher

Salary


General


Applications must be accompanied by certified copies of all certificates and transcripts from the relevant institutions. Two confidential testimonials are required – one from the Principal of the school at which the teacher is presently employed and one from the Education Officer for the District. For applicants outside of the school system, testimonials should be from immediate supervisors.

Please note that performance and punctuality will be used as part of the criteria for selection of persons already in the Education System.

Applications on the prescribed forms should be addressed to:-

The SecretaryTeaching Service CommissionSir Stanislaus James BuildingThe WaterfrontCASTRIES

to reach her no later than April 19, 2010. Application Forms can be obtained from the Secretary, Teaching Service Commission.

March 03, 2010

Ministry of Education and Culture

Post of District Guidance Counsellor

Department : School Supervision District Six Education Office

Classification : Grade 14

Reports to : District Education Officer

Supervises : School Guidance Counsellors

Internal Contacts : Works closely with Ministry Officials, Principals and teachers to ensure quality education at the school

External Contacts : Division of Human Services and Family Affairs, Psychologists, Parents, Psychiatrists, Family Court, Turning Point Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, Probation

Main Duties

The successful applicant will be required to perform the following duties:

Implement relevant and sustainable guidance and counseling programmes within the education district;

Assess the efficacy of counseling programmes;

Contribute to the development and implementation of “school-specific” counseling programmes;


Supervise and evaluate school counselors and identify additional continuing educational opportunities for them; Provide assistance, guidance and leadership to school counselors; Provide individual and group counseling to students within the education district; Make and follow-up on student referrals to the appropriate agencies; Contribute in developing a comprehensive developmental school guidance and counseling plan that is based on students’ needs; Demonstrate appropriate case management including the documentation of all counseling interventions and referrals; Research and participate in continuing education programmes; Facilitate and oversee support programmes for students and their families (e.g., parent education workshops); Work with students, teachers, principals, Student Support Services personnel, external agencies and partners to support the social, emotional, behavioral and intellectual development of all students; Any other duties assigned by Coordinator of Counseling, Chief Education Officer and Permanent Secretary.

Conditions

Accommodation provided in District Education Office; Institutional support is provided through appropriate Public Service/Teaching Service Regulations and Ministry Guidelines; Opportunities exist for personal development and career advancement through orientation, general and specialized in-service training.

Standards Work performance will be evaluated on the basis of the following: Effectiveness of district school counseling programmes;

Accuracy and quality of reports;

Proven knowledge and understanding of and the effective application of Teaching Service Rules, Regulation and Education Act;

Compliance with the Ministry of Education and Culture’s Departmental Guidelines and Policies;



A working knowledge of and ability to interpret Education Act and Teaching Service Rules and Regulations; Ministry’s Procedures, Staff Orders, Financial and Store Rules, Collective Agreements and other operating procedures; Knowledge of the Standard Operation Procedures contained in the Ministry’s Operations Manual; Capacity to work well with persons of a range of dispositions and to establish good rapport with stakeholders; Decisiveness, soundness of judgment and clarity in issuing directives; Professional training and experience in psychological and/or educational assessment/evaluations and report writing; Knowledge of and sensitivity to multicultural issues (An experience of life in the Caribbean would be an asset); Knowledge of legal and ethical issues in counseling.

Qualifications and Experience

The candidates should possess the following:-

Master’s Degree in Guidance/School Counseling, Counseling Psychology or Clinical Psychology from an accredited institution (supervised applied experience preferred) plus a minimum of three (3) years work experience in a school setting;OR A professional degree in Guidance/School Counseling, Counseling Psychology (Education programme must have provided mental health professional with extensive supervised experience in the application of counseling/psychotherapeutic skills) plus one (1) year supervisory experience within a counseling or other mental health setting;AND Training and experience in individual and group counseling and or psychotherapy. Individual and group therapy experience with children and adolescents preferred.

OR

Experience in developing and implementing didactic programmes (preferably in counseling).

Salary


General



Applications should be accompanied with transcripts from the relevant institutions where applicable, as well as two confidential testimonials, one of which should be from the applicant’s immediate supervisor.

Please note that performance and punctuality will be used as part of the criteria for selection, of persons already in the Education System.

Applications on the prescribed forms should be addressed to:-The SecretaryTeaching Service CommissionSir Stanislaus James BuildingThe WaterfrontCASTRIESto reach her no later than April 19, 2010. Application Forms can be obtained from the Secretary, Teaching Service Commission.

March 03, 2010

NoticesAppointment of Authorised Officers Under The

Waste Management Act No. 8 Of 2004

In accordance with section 41 of the Waste Management Act No. 8 of 2004, the Ministry of Physical Development and the Environment requests that the appointment of the following officers of the Solid Waste Management Authority be published as Authorized Officers in the St Lucia Gazette:

1. Mr Laurianus Lesfloris2. Ms Emlyn Jean3. Ms Marie Salsan4. Ms Gem Hutchinson-Reynolds5. Mrs Edgarfue Felicite6. Ms Wendy Eristhee7. Ms Rentha Francis8. Mr Davis Mathurin9. Mr Kearn Walker10. Mr Shilton Charles11. Mrs Selma Ferdinand12. Ms Tashika Hippolyte

Appointment of The Air Transport Licensing Board

The Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation wishes to inform that Cabinet by Conclusion No. 126(a) of 18th February, 2010 approved the appointment of the following persons to serve on the Air Transport Licensing Board effective March 1, 2010 for a period of two (2) years:

1. Mr Mario Reyes -Chairman2. Mr Desmond Knight3. Mr Teddy Matthews -Secretary4. Representative of the Ministry of Tourism ancl Civil Aviation5. Representative of the Attorney General’s Chambers

Dated this 30th day of March, 2010

ALLEN CHASTANETMinister for Tourism & Civil Aviation

Customs Exchange RatesEffective Monday,

5th April, 2010

IT is notified for general information that under the provisions of section 78 (2) of the Customs (Control

and Management) Act No. 23 of 1990 as amended that the under-mentioned rates of exchange shall be used for determining their equivalent in E.C. dollars.U. K. Pound $4.0651U.S.A $2.7169Canadian Dollar $2.6499D.Krs. (Danish Kroners) $0.4882NZ (New Zealand Dollar) $1.7085Australian Dollar $2.4690Jamaican Dollar $0.0302Japanese Yen $0.0291Guyanese Dollar $0.0134Swedish Kroners $0.3731Venezuelan Bolivars $0.0006Barbados Dollar $1.3542Euro $3.6336Swiss Franc $2.5434Trinidad & Tobago $0.4545

HERMAN ST. HELEN, Comptroller of Customs & Excise.

Notice Of Company In Dissolution

(International Business Companies Act, Cap. 12.14)

BARBADOS WIRELESS HOLDINGS LIMITED2003-00036

TAKE NOTICE that the International Business Company, Barbados Wireless Holdings Limited No.

2003-00036, which was incorporated on 30th January, 2006, has registered its articles of dissolution.


TAKE NOTICE that dissolution of the above named company commenced on 23rd March 2010, and that the name and address of the liquidator is as follows:

ANDREA GAILLARD ST. ROSE

Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, ST. LUCIA

Dated this 23rd day of March, 2010

Lester D. MartyrRegistrar International Business Companies

Notice Of Company In Dissolution

(International Business Companies Act, Cap. 12.14)

BIG LIMITED2006-00308

TAKE NOTICE that the International Business Company, Big Limited, IBC No. 2006-00308, which

was incorporated on 2nd day of August 2006, in Saint Lucia and which company commenced dissolution on the 16th day of March, 2010 has been dissolved and has been struck off by the Registrar of International Business Companies.

TAKE NOTICE that the dissolution of the above named company became effective on the 23rd dy of March 2010.

Dated this 22nd day of March, 2010.

Kendell M. GillLiquidator

PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD OF APPEAL

NOTICE OF SITTING THURSDAY 15TH APRIL, 2010

A Sitting of the Public Service Board of Appeal will take place on Thursday, 15 April, 2010 in the

Training Room of the Ministry of the Public Service and Human Resource Development, 1st Floor, Sir Stanislaus James Building, the Waterfront, Castries at 2:00 p.m.

Take notice that all correspondence to the Public Service Board of Appeal should be addressed to:

The SecretaryPublic Service Board of AppealC/o Saint Lucia National Commission for UNESCO2nd floor, Francis Compton BuildingThe Waterfront, Castries, Saint Lucia

Verna MondesirSecretary.

Judicial Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that the immovable property hereinafter described will be put up for

Sale and Adjudication by the Sheriff, or her Officer, at the Court House or at the Registrar’s Office in the City of Castries, on the day of Sale hereinafter stated for each property between the hours of ten and eleven o’clock in the forenoon by the Court House clock.

The purchase money shall be payable as follows:

1. The Officer conducting the Sale shall require from the Bidder a deposit or a certified banker’s cheque in the sum of $35,317.99, paid to the Accountant General, equal to one tenth of the debt (in principal, interest and cost) due to the seizing party.

2. The Purchaser shall pay the Sheriff the Purchase price less the deposit within six months of the date of Sale with interest thereon at the rate of six percent per annum. In default of such payment the deposit paid by the Purchaser shall be forfeited and shall be applied towards the Judgment Debt.

SAINT LUCIAIN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE

(CIVIL)

Claim No. SLUHCV2005/0049

Between:- FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED

Claimantand

1. NORMA LIONELDefendant

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that by virtue of Judgment of the High Court dated 17th day of October 2005 and 8th July 2008 against the Defendant herein and Writ of Execution returnable on the 28th day of July 2010 there will be put up for Sale and Adjudication by the Sheriff or her Officer to the Highest Bidder in the High Court House, on Peynier Street in the City of Castries on Monday the 28th day of June 2010 at ten o’clock in the forenoon the following immovable property of the Defendant to wit:-

SCHEDULEBLOCK 0849 D 134

All that piece or parcel of land registered in the Land Registry of Saint Lucia as Block 0849 D 134, measuring 0.02 Hectares in extent more or less and situate in La Clery in the Registration Quarter of Urban Castries in Saint Lucia and bounded as follows:-.

On the NORTH partly by Block 0849 D 133, On the South by Tapon Avenue, On the East by a road, and On the West by Block 0849 D 139 or howsoever else the same


may be bounded. Together with all the appurtenances and dependencies thereof including the Building erected thereon.

TITLE: Deed of Sale by Mary Mona James to Norma Lionel executed before Joseph Baden Allain, Notary Royal on the 21 st day of April 1998 and registered in the Land Registry of Saint Lucia on the 27th day of April 1998 as Instrument No. 1518/98.

Upset Price: $ 240,921.00

Sheriff’s OfficePeynier StreetCastries

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QUARTERLY SITTING OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING BOARD

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 6(1) 7(2), II(a), and 12 of the Liquor Licence Act of 2001 as Amended; there will be a quarterly sitting of the Licence Board on Wednesday 14th April 2010 at 9:00am to

hear and determine applications for liquor from the following application(s):

PARTICULARS


Any person who desires to file a Notice of Objection to the granting of the Liquor Licence to any of the above- mentioned applicants are hereby required to lodge his/her objection at the Second District Court by the 7th April 2010, stating the grounds of the objection. Forms are available at the Second District Court.

ChairpersonLiquor Licence Board


Under the provision of Liquor Licence Section 24 (2) of 2001. Notice is hereby given that the under mentioned person has filed application with the Magistrate of the Second District Court for removal of his Liquor Licence to another premises, particular of which are given below.

Any person who desires to file a Notice of objection to the granting of the Liquor Licence to any of the above- mentioned applicant is hereby required to lodge him/her objection at the Second District Court corner of Theodore and Giraudy Street Vieux Fort by the 7th April 2010 stating the grounds for his/he objection. Forms are available at the Second District Court.


QUARTERLY SITTING OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING BOARD

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 6 (1), 7(2), 11 (a),and 12 of the Liquor Licence Act of 2001 as Amended; there will be a quarterly sitting of the Licence Board on Thursday 15th April 2010 at 9:00am to hear

and determine applications for the liquor from the following application(s):

PARTICULARS

Name of applicant Address Proposed place of Type of Business business

Martha O'Neil Malgretoute Malgretoute Restaurant

Francis Nelson & Palmiste Area Palmiste BeerAnel Derville

Flavianna Pierre Palmiste Area Palmiste Road LiqourLouis Soufriere Soufriere

Marvin Auguste for La Pointe Choiseul La Pointe Choiseul G/RetailShirley's supermarket

Any person who desires to file a Notice of Objection to the granting of the Liquor Licence to any of the above- mentioned applicants are hereby required to lodge his/her objection at the Second Court by the 8th April 2010, stating the grounds of the objection. Forms are available at the Second District Court.


PARTICULARS

TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENCE


IN THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURTIN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE

SAINT LUCIA

CLAIM No.: SLUHCV2010/0159

BETWEEN:

CMS WORLD MEDIA Claimant

and

(1) STEVEN PEARCE (2) AMANDA WALKER (3) WilLIAM STEWART trading as “THE WHARF”

Defendants

TO: (1) STEVEN PEARCE and (2) AMANDA WALKER whose last known address was 13 Bay View Condominium, Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, St. Lucia

NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that a Claim has been filed against you in the High Court of Justice, St. Lucia on 1st March, 2010.

SERVICE of the Claim Form and supporting documents pursuant to Rule 5.13 CPR 2000 will be effected on you through advertisements in two issues of the Official Gazette and in two publications in a newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia.

THE Claim Form can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia telephone number 453-1916, Fax: 453-1917. The office is open between 9:00a.m. and 2:00p.m. on Mondays to Thursdays and between 9:00am to 3:00pm on Fridays except public holidays.


DU BOULAY, ANTHONY & CO.Per: .

MICHELLE ANTHONY-DESIRLegal Practitioners for the Claimant

This Notice is filed for and on behalf of the Claimant by DuBOULAY, ANTHONY & CO. of Chambers #6 Brazil Street, Castries, Solicitors for the Claimant, Tel: (758) 452-5111/ (758) 452-5112, Fax (758) 452-5114, Email: [email protected]

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SAINT LUCIA


BETWEEN:

ROBERT ANTOINE of Piaye in the Quarter of Laborie in the State of Saint Lucia

Claimantand

(1) JOHNSON INTERNATIONAL LIMITED An External Company whose lawfully appointed Attorney in Saint Lucia is Gary D.J. Dodd of Sunnyacres in the Quarter of Castries in the State of Saint Lucia and whose registered place of business in Saint Lucia is situated at Sunnyacres in the Quarter of Castries in the State of Saint Lucia

First Named Defendant

(2) STEVEN MATHURIN of Marigot in the Quarter of Castries in the State of Saint Lucia

Second Named Defendant

NOTICE OF JUDGEMENT IN DEFAULT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SERVICE AND NOTICE OF ADJOURNED HEARING FOR ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES

TAKE NOTICE that Judgment in Default of Acknowledgment of Service was entered on the 12th day of October 2009 against you and that this matter has been adjourned to the 4th day of May 2010 for the hearing for the Court to determine the terms of the judgment.

The hearing will take place at the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street in the City of Castries at 9 0’ clock in the forenoon.

This notice is being served by advertisements in two consecutive issues of a local newspaper in Saint Lucia and two consecutive issues of the Official Gazette.

Dated this 29th day of March, 2010.

CHAMBERS OF JOHN & JOHNPer: .

MAUREEN JOHNLegal Practitioners for the Claimant

The Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries; Telephone Number: 453-1916; Fax: 451-7656. The office is open between 9:00 a.rn and 2:00 p.rn Monday to Friday except public holidays. The office can also be contacted via email at [email protected]. Presented for filing on behalf of the Claimant by Maureen John of Chambers of John & John, whose business address is Clarke Street, Vieux-Fort, St. Lucia and whose address for service is Vern Gill Chambers, 28 Micoud Street, Castries, St. Lucia. Telephone Number: 454-7060/454-7061, Fax Number: 454-7062; Email: [email protected]




SAINT LUCIA


BETWEEN:

FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerly BARCLAYS BANK PLC

Claimantand

(1) DAVE HANKEY of Trouya, Bois D’Orange (2) ALEXANDER THOMAS of Grande Riviere, Gros Islet

Defendants

TO: DAVE HANKEY whose last known address was Trouya, Bois D’Orange, ALEXANDER THOMAS whose last known address was Grande Riviere, Gros Islet

NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that in the action commenced against you in the High Court of Justice Saint Lucia Suit No. SLUHCV2003/0267 by FIRSTCARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED, Judgment has been entered against you and a Writ of Execution for Seizure and Sale of your property along with an Application to Fix an Upset Price for same has been filed in the High Court of Justice.

TAKE NOTICE that this matter has been scheduled for hearing before a Judge in Chambers, at the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street, Castries on Wednesday the 21st day of April, 2010 at 9 o’clock in the forenoon.

AND service of the Application to Fix Upset Price is being effected upon you by advertisement in two consecutive issues of the Gazette and two consecutive issues of the Voice Newspaper.

If you desire to respond to the said Application you must do so within 7 days of the last publication of this advertisement or the Application will be heard in your absence.

The.Application can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of McNamara & Co., 20 Micoud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia.


McNAMARA & CO.Per: .

ZINAIDA C. McNAMARALegal Practitioners for the Claimant

The Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone No. (758) 453-1916, Fax No. (758) 453-1917. The Office is open between 9:00am and 2:00pm Monday to Friday except public holidays. This Notice is being filed by: McNamara & Co., Chambers, 20 Micoud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone: (758) 452-2662, Fax: (758) 452-3885, email: [email protected].




(PROBATE)

IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE FERGUSON RAYMOND PARRIS (DECEASED)

IN THE MATTER of the appointment of an Administratrix under Article 586 (3) of the Civil Civil and Articles 1013-1025 of the Code of Civil Procedure, Chapter 242 and 243 respectively of the Revised Laws of Saint Lucia

CLAIM NO. SLUHPB2009/0030

WITHOUT NOTICE:- MARY PARRIS nee JOHNSON

BEFORE:- THE REGISTRAR OF THE HIGH COURT MONPLAISIR & COMPANY Legal Practitioners for the Petitioner

NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that an application has been filed in the High Court of Justice by MARY PARRIS nee JOHNSON for a Grant of Letters of Administration in the Estate of FERGUSON RAYMOND PARRIS in his lifetime of La Pansee in the vicinity of the City of Castries in the Island of Saint Lucia who died at The C.D.C Block J, Apt 3, Castries on the 21st October, 2008.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person interested in the said Succession is required to give their consent in person at the Registry of the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street, Castries or through a Legal Practitioner within twenty eight (28) days of the aforesaid publication of this Notice which is being published in the Official Gazette and one newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia.


MONPLAISIR & COMPANYPer: .

Legal Practitioners for the Claimant

The Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Telephone Number 758-453-1916 FAX 758-453-2071. The office is open between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays and 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Fridays except public holidays. The office can also be contacted via Email at [email protected] This NOTICE is filed by Messrs. Monplaisir & Company on behalf of the Petitioner whose address for service is Monplaisir .Building, Brazil Street, Castries, Tel. No. 452-2803/2837, Fax No. 453-2358, Email at [email protected]




SAINT LUCIA


BETWEEN:

BARCLAYS FINANCE CORPORATION OF THE LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS

Claimantand

(1) DAMAIN LAWRENCE (2) CHRISTINA LAWRENCE both of Massacre, Quarter of Anse La Raye

Defendants

TO: (1) DAMAIN LAWRENCE and (2) CHRISTINA LAWRENCE whose last known address was Massacre in the Quarter of Anse La Raye

NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that in the action commenced against you in the High Court of Justice Saint Lucia Suit No. SLUHCV2002/0648 by BARCLAYS FINANCE CORPORATION OF THE LEEWARD AND WINDWARD ISLANDS LIMITED, Judgment has been entered against you and a Writ of Execution for Seizure and Sale of your property along with an Application to Fix an Upset Price for same has been filed in the High Court of Justice.

TAKE NOTICE that this matter has been scheduled for hearing before a Judge in Chambers, at the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street, Castries on Wednesday the 12th day of May, 2010 at 9 o’clock in the forenoon.

AND service of the Application to Fix Upset Price is being effected upon you by advertisement in two consecutive issues of the Gazette and two consecutive issues of the Voice Newspaper.

If you desire to respond to the said Application you must do so within 7 days of the last publication of this advertisement or the Application will be heard in your absence.

The Application can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of McNamara & Co., 20 Micoud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia.


McNAMARA & CO.Per: .

ZINAIDA C. McNAMARALegal Practitioners for the Claimant

The Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone No. (758) 453-1916, Fax No. (758) 453-1917. The Office is open between 9:00am and 2:00pm Monday to Friday except public holidays. This Notice is being filed by: McNamara & Co., Chambers, 20 Micoud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone: (758) 452-2662, Fax: (758) 452-3885, email: [email protected].



SAINT LUCIA

IN THE MATTER of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04.

and IN THE MATTER of a Notification by the Governor General, acting on the advice of Cabinet that part of certain parcels of land situate at Bois Patat, in the Quarter of Castries in the island of Saint Lucia are likely to be acquired for a public purpose.

NOTIFICATION

WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04 that if it appears to the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that any land is likely to be required for a public purpose and it is necessary to make a preliminary surveyor other investigation of the lands she may cause a Notification to that effect to be published in the Gazette.

AND WHEREAS it is considered by the Govemor General acting on the advice of Cabinet, that part of certain parcels of land situated at Bois Patat, in the Quarter of Castries is likely to be required for a public purpose to wit: Human Resource Center.

NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby notified by the Governor General acting in accordance with the advice of Cabinet, that part of certain parcels of land mentioned in the schedule hereto is likely to be required for a public purpose, to wit:Human Resource Center.

SCHEDULE

The Parcels likely to be acquired for a Human Resource Center is as follows

BLOCK AND PARCEL OWNERSHIP

0848D 119 Alvin St. Brice

0848D 122 Hector Joseph ½ share Eileen Augustin as Executrix of the Estate of Conrad Joseph ½ share

NOTICE

Together with any other easements which may be necessary.


SECRETARY TO CABINET


SAINT LUCIA

DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3 OF THE LANDACQUISITION ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 5.04)

and IN THE MATTER of a Declaration by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that a Parcel of land situate at Babonneau Quarter of Castries in the island of Saint Lucia is likely to be acquired for a public purpose.

DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND

Whereas, it is enacted by Section 3 of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04 that if the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet considers that any land should be acquired for a public purpose, she may cause a Declaration to that effect to be made.

And Whereas, it is considered by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that the lands mentioned and described in the Schedule hereto should be acquired for a public purpose to wit: Fire Station.

Now Therefore, it is hereby declared by the Governor General acting in accordance with the advice of Cabinet, that upon the Second Publication of this Declaration in the Gazette, the lands mentioned in the schedule hereto shall be vested absolutely for a public purpose to wit: Fire Station.

SCHEDULE 1

All that piece of land being a 50% undivided share of Parcel 1448B 102 situate at Babonneau, in the Quarter of Castries registered as belonging to the Crown and Private is bounded as follows:-

North : By Parcel 1248B 227, 1448B 219 and 220

South: By Parcel 1248B 35,384,103,104,449 and Road.

East: By Parcel 1448B 210, 323, 326,324,221 and Road

West : By Parcel 1248B 19,34,37,35,384, Parcel 1448B 103 and 104

Together with any easements which may be necessary.


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Monday April 12, 2010 • Issue 15Saint Lucia Government Gazette 409EASTERN CARIBBEAN

On an active week on the ECSE, over one million units traded. This peak resulted from the secondary trading of close to 700,000 units of Government of Antigua

7-year Eurobond, and 300,000 units of Government of St. Lucia 6-year Eurobond.

On the RGSM, the Government of St. Lucia raised EC$31.335 million via an 8-year bond issue, at a fixed rate of 7.5%. They also raised EC$11 million through an over-subscribed 91-day Treasury Bill issue, at a discount rate of 4.998%.

In other news, Grenada has signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement with the United Kingdom, in an effort to maintain transparency in the financial services, and to comply with international standards on the exchange of tax information. This is the sixth in a series of agreements to be signed with significant economic partners. Grenada, Belize, Dominica, Montserrat and St. Lucia remain on the Organization for Economic Development’s grey list because of their perceived non-compliance with the OECD’s criteria on tax transparency.

TRINIDADOn the TTSE, the Composite and All T&T Indexes declined, while the Cross Listed Index was unchanged. This resulted from the trading in ten stocks, of which two

advanced, one declined and seven traded firm. Market capitalization closed at TT$75.4 billion, a negligible decline from the previous week’s closure.

JAMAICAAll three major indexes advanced on the JSE, with the All Jamaican Composite leading with 1.96%, closing at 83.6 thousand. The Cross Listed Index closed at 849.77, a 0.97% decline. Market volume amounted to 26.8 million units valued at J$447.4 million.

In other news, the World Bank has endorsed the Jamaica-World Bank Country Partnership Strategy for the next four years. This partnership outlines future financial and technical assistance in an effort to foster economic stability, as well as promote inclusive and sustained growth.

INTERNATIONALIn international news, evidence of a global economic rebound leads a review of the week’s top stories. Reports showed a recovery in manufacturing in the U.S., China, Japan and Europe. American companies added 162,000 jobs in March, the most in three years. This caused the advancement of U.S. stock-index futures and yields on 10-year Treasuries. The dollar touched the strongest level against the yen in more than seven months.

U.K. stocks also rose, the most in almost a month, as a rally in metals prices boosted the earnings outlook for commodity producers, after manufacturing in China expanded at a faster pace.

Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday April 12, 2010 • Issue 15410Technology

The broadband tax has been scrapped in the last-minute scramble to rush key legislation through before Parliament is dissolved next week.

The tax was a key part of Labour's strategy to ensure all parts of the country get super-fast broadband.

The Conservatives have always opposed the tax, pre-ferring to allow the market more time to roll out ser-vices before government intervention.

The levy was among three taxes in the Finance Bill to be dropped.

The 10% tax increase on cider and tax relief on holi-day homes were also scrapped.

The 50p-a-month broadband tax would have been applied to all households with a landline telephone. It is estimated that it would have raised about £170m a year to help fund broadband roll-out.

It was aimed at the final third of the country where experts say it would be too expensive for commercial players such as BT and Virgin Media to roll out fibre services.

But the tax proved controversial and the Conserva-tives had vowed to scrap it if it had become law and they had won the election. If funding is needed to roll broadband out to rural areas, the Conservatives plans to use some of the TV license fee set aside for digital switch-over. That would not be available until 2012.

The cross-party Business Innovation and Skills com-mittee of MPs had labelled the tax unfair, because most of those who would pay it would not benefit from it.

It is likely to be reinstated if Labour is re-elected in the 6 May general election.

Andrew Ferguson, editor of broadband news website

ThinkBroadband, said it made the future of fast broad-band uncertain.

"Dropping of the 50p per month tax will be welcomed by those that thought it was unfair, but it throws the cur-rent plan Labour plans to have next generation broad-band to 90% of homes by 2017 in disarray," he said.

Malcolm Corbett, chief executive of the Independent Networks Co-operative Association (Inca), was more pragmatic.

"The government will have to raise money by other means, perhaps by getting the private sector and the communities themselves involved. With them on board, you have a fighting chance of achieving universal ac-cess," he said.

Rural areas will need to find new ways to fund fibre broadband

Super-fast broadband tax scrapped


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SPoRTS

Sir Alex Ferguson blames ‘typical Germans’ for red card

Sir Alex Ferguson was angered by the behaviour of Bay-ern Munich’s players as Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League on away goals. Ferguson felt referee Nicola Rizzoli was pressured into showing United defender Rafael his second yellow card. Bayern got the decisive goal as United played the last 40 minutes with 10 men. Ferguson said: “The young boy showed a bit of in-experience but they got him sent off, everyone sprinted towards the referee - typical Germans.” United led 3-1 on the night and 4-3 on aggregate when Rafael was sent off for tugging back Franck Ribery, and Bayern then went on to win a pulsating tie on away goals thanks to Arjen Robben’s spectacular volley. Ferguson insisted that the dismissal changed the course of the game, saying: “There is no doubt about it. They were never getting through that tie, with 11 men we had no problem.” And asked later whether he stood by his conten-tion that the Bayern players had been wrong to protest about Rafael’s challenge on Ribery, Ferguson confirmed: “Yes. “It was typical professionalism in a way but they saw the opportunity and they almost forced the referee to get the card out - the referee wasn’t going to do anything. But we’ve seen it before from teams like that. “The Bayern players got him sent off, there’s no doubt about that. It was only a little tug of the lad 35 yards from goal, they’re not even a goal threat at that point. “[Rafael’s] inexperienced and sometimes, like that, the inexperience can show itself. But he had a marvel-lous performance, the boy, and it’s a tragedy for him. But I think we were very unlucky tonight.” United had seemingly taken control of the tie with two goals from Darron Gibson and Nani, who went on to score their third of the night before Ivica Olic reduced the deficit. Bayern dominated after Rafael had been sent off but Ferguson felt his side still deserved to go through. “We played better today than they did in their own ground,” he added. “Without the extra man they made the ball work and I thought we defended very well, it’s taken an exceptional strike to settle the tie.

“We have done well, the performance was excellent, we were very unlucky.”

Former Chelsea winger Robben settled the tie with a superb volley from the edge of the box that came to him direct from a corner. “It was a fantastic strike,” Ferguson admitted. “But we had no-one on the edge of the box and that was down to the fact that Nani’s position was to be there, but the fact that we played him through the middle after the sending off meant we were short of that man.” Ferguson was also unhappy about some of the chal-lenges made on striker Wayne Rooney, who was a sur-prise starter after limping out of the first leg with an an-kle injury and managed only 55 minutes on Wednesday night. “He had a couple of challenges and I don’t think he got any protection (from the referee),” said Ferguson. Bayern manager Louis van Gaal disagreed with Fer-guson’s claim that the Bayern players had a part in Rafa-el’s dismissal, saying: “I thought England was a country of fair play and I don’t think that is fair. “I don’t share Sir Alex’s opinion. Part of being a play-er is control. Every player must know if you pick up one yellow card, a second one means a sending off. “I certainly believe it was a yellow card offence and that is down to the player. “Did the red card change the game? We shall never know. It is easy to say that after a loss. This game shall not be played again. I think [Ferguson] is just disap-pointed.” The sending off was, however, deemed a key moment in the game by Bayern’s honorary president and former World Cup winner Franz Beckenbauer. “We were asleep at the start and Man U were supe-rior in every aspect,” he said. “At 3-0, I would not have bet even a cent on Bayern. “But they turned it around magnificently. Two mo-ments were decisive: the goal for 3-1 from Olic just be-fore the break and then Rafael’s red card. “Bayern then played with composure, let the ball roll and Robben then scored a dream goal. “It was one of the most beautiful defeats in Bayern Munich’s history.”


April 10, 1970

Historical Ceremony- Portraits Unveiled

St. Lucia witnessed one of the most historical ceremonies when portraits of leading legal personalities were unveiled at the Supreme Court.

Lady Clarke, wife of the Governor Sir Frederick Clarke, unveiled the portraits which were painted by St. Lucia-born Dunstan St. Omer. They were Mr. Eldon Mc. Combie Salmon, O.B.E., Sir Lennox O’Reilly K.C., C.M.G., K.T., Sir Allen Lewis, Q.C. and Sir Garnet Gordon, C.B.E., Q.C.

Mr. Salmon acted as Chief Justice for four years, in 1919 and later from 1929-1931. He was also the chairman of the Central Library which was burnt in the 1948 fire. It was reputed to be the best library in the West Indies. Mr. Salmon compiled and edited St. Lucia’s Criminal Code in 1920.

Sir Lennox was regarded as one of the most brilliant lawyers in the West Indies. He was awarded the Certificate of Honour at the bar examination. He made his name in Trinidad.

Sir Allen enjoys credit for revising the Laws of St. Lucia in 1957. He was regarded as one of the States’s most brilliant lawyers and served in the Jamaica Court of Appeal, the Caribbean Court of Appeal and he was the Chief Justice of the West Indies States from 1967- 1972.

Sir Garnet was one of the outstanding lawyers of St. Lucia. He served on the then Castries Town Board and was also a member of the Legislative Council. In 1975, he became Chancellor of the University of the West Indies.

April 17, 1959

Brighter Castries Planned

Two experimental 80 watt single coil fluorescent lamps were installed on Jeremie Street. There made a great difference to the illumination of the street. According to the Castries Town Council, the experiment was worth pursuing further. Apart from helping to reduce the load on the generators at the power station, the illumination of Castries would be further enhanced.

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