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Federation of Nigeria.- Official Gazette

LAGOS « 6th October, 1960 Vol. 47

No. 64

CONTENTS

sO : Page . Page

Appointment of Acting Prime Minister 1199 Loss of Local Purchase Orders an 1216

Movements of Officers , 1200-6 ‘Treasury Bills—Central Bank of Nigeria 1216

Addendum to Circular A18/1959 .. 4206 Board of Customs and Excise’ Net Revenue, ©

ddendum. to Circular AI8/ July 19602. eee ee 1207. >,

Appointmentof Queen’s Counsel. 1207-8 Recognised Post-Primary Schools in Lagos... 1218

Royal Nigerian Military Forces - 1208-10 Teachers’ Grade III Certificate ExaminationProbate Notices . 1210-1215 Supplementary Pass List, 1952 1218

Disposal of Unclaimed Firearms 1211-14 Corrigendum .. - * . ++ 1218

- Tender eel owe 1219Return of Employment and Earnings

September 1960... .- + 1215 Staff Vacancies 1219-23

Appointment of Deputy Chairman—Federal Board of Customs and Excise Notice 1223-4

Board of Customs and Excise... «» =1215

Mineral Ordinances 1215-6

Minerals Provisional Royalties ees ee «1216

Permanent Closure of Ile Oluji Postal Agency

‘ and Openingof Ile Oluji Sub-Post Office .. 1216

ipex To Lecat Notices IN SUPPLEMENT

LN. No. Short Title Page

167 Importation and Exportation by» ‘Land and Inland Waters (Amend-

B5u7. ment) Regulations, 1960 ..

Government Notice No. 1913

Temporary AUTHORITY TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS OF PRIME MrxistEr

It is notified for general information that in exercise ofthe powers conferred upon him bysection 85

of the Constitution of the Federation ofNigeria set out in the Second Schedule of the Nigeria (Constitution)

Order in Council 1960, His Excellency Sir James ROBERTSON, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.0., K.B.E., Governor-General

and Commander-in-Chiefof the Federation, has been pleased to appoint Alhaji the Honourable MuHammaptu

RIBaDv, M.B.B., Minister of Defence, to exercise from the 4th day of October, 1960, until further notice, the

’ functions of Prime Minister.

CM 680/IV(4199).

- . C. O. Lawson,ve Acting Deputy Secretary to

the Council of Ministers

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NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES -- ~~Thefollowing are notified for general information :—

: By His Excellency’s Command,

M. B. Hart,Secretary to the Governor-General and

to the High Commissionerfor the .Southern Cameroons }

Lagos, 6th October, 1960,

NEW APPOINTMENTSDateof Date of

Department Name Appointment Appointment Arrival

Administration -- Menkiti, F.L.0. .. Administrative Officer, ClassIV (Ministry of Finance) 17-8-60 _

Administrator-General Imogirie, E. S. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. . 9-8-60 _Audit’... .. 4Nath-Ayannusi, B.O. 3rd Class Clerk .. 5-1-60 - —

, Obanubi, A. 0. -- Typist, GradeI .. .- 19-10-59 —Customs and Excise’ .. Balogun, B. .- Clerical Assistant .e 1-4-60 —

. Michael, A. = © .. Stenographer, Grade IIB .. 10-7-58 _Forest Research .. Ajagbe, J. S. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. 14-60 —

Ajani, A. A. .. Forest Assistant, Grade III .. 1-2-60 —Emedo,G.I. .. Forest Assistant,Grade III . 27-5-60 —Oresotu, F. A. .. 3rd Class Clerk -. 11-460 —

Inland Waterways .. Phillips, M. A. .. Craftsman, Grade Il ee 1-6-60 —Ministry of Communi- Adeyinka, J. O. -- Technical Officer-in-Training 24-8-60 —_

cations Aibangbee, A.E. .. Technical Officer-in-Training 25-8-60 _Bahalola, J. M- .. Meteorologist, Grade II oe 5-8-60 —Bruce, _J. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. - 11-7-60 —_Chike, A. E. -» Technical Officer-in-Training 1-6-60 —Eze,J. . ..” 3rd Class Clerk .. . 27-7-60 —_Idowu, O.B. -» Technical Officer-in-Training 19-7-60 —_Iyate, L. N. D, .- Technical Oficer-in-Training 19-7-60 —Iyekekpolor, P. A. .. Technical Officer-in-Training 25-8-60 —Ndekwe, P. C. -- Postal Officer ee . 1-8-60 —_—Nijolai, E. .. Craftsman . -- 1-10-59 —_Nwosu, B. K. A. .- Clerical Assistant | o. - 1-1-60 _Nwoke, O. .- 3rd Class Clerk .. -. 27-7-60 —Onyeabo, E. A. .- Postal Officer we - 17-8-60 —Ukanacho, E. E. .» Technical Officer-in-Training *4-8-60 —_—Uxzbechie, O. K. -. Technical Officer-in-Training 25~-8-60 —

Ministry of Education Reed, Miss V. M. .. Woman Education Officer .. 18-8-60 31-8-60Ministry of Health .. Gbejuade,DrH. .. Medical Officer .. -. 21-7-60 3-83-60

Ekefre, J. E. .. Clerical Assistant . 1-9-60 _Oghenejobo, E.O. .. 3rd Class X-Ray Technician | 1-9-58 —Ojuri, Miss, P. A.A. Staff Nurse/Midwife e 1-8-60 —

Ministry of Labour .. Oshinusi, B. .- Clerical Assistant © . 1~7-60 —~

Ministry of Transport Okafor, ‘S. N. .. Artisan, Grade III oe 1-460 —and Aviation

Ministry of Works and —_Aderibighbe, O. .. Assistant Technical Officer-in- ‘Surveys Training -» ‘1-10-59 —

Longjohn,I. -» 3rd Class Clerk .. -- 242-60 —_Olumegbon,L. .. Clerical Assistant v° 1-4-60 _—

Police. +. Awobode, M.A. .. Assistant Superintendentof ;Police : 1—9-60 —

Bwye, W. .. Assistant Superintendent of |Police ; -- 12-9-60 13-9-60

Prime Minister’s Office Tikolo, O. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. 5, 20-7-60 ~

Printing (Southern *Nijie, W. E. .. Technical Assistant we 1-6-55 _Cameroons) *Yufanyi, F. B. .. Technical Assistant oe 1-6-55 —

Social Welfare -» Ehirim, V. .. Assistant Supervision Officer © 16~7-52 —Usoro, B. J. .. Assistant Supervision Officer 1-3-53 —

Veterinary Research .. Nwokocha,S.N. .. Library Clerk, Grade TIT .. 1-10-60 —

1 Notification in Gazette No. 44 of 4-8-60 amended.2 Notification in Gazette No.16 of 31~3-60 amended.

6th October, 1960 1201

_ ¢ OFFICIAL GAZETTE.

PROMOTIONS, Date of

Department _ Name Appointment Promotion

House of Representatives Chibundu, V. N. Official Reporter, Grade I 1-1-60

Inland Revenue ©.. ‘Thomas,R.J.G. .. Chief Inspector of Taxes -. 28-6-60-

Ministry of Commerce Ede, A.O. - .. Commercial Officer .. 4-5-60

and Industry a ;

Ministry of Communi- Inoma, R. N. Area Engineer .. +. . 19-3-60cations _ eo a . ,

‘Ministry of Defence Bassey, M. ‘Ast Class Clerk 1-4-60Ema, J. ... 1st Class Clerk .. .- 1-60Erinle, F. - -« Ist Class Clerk .. os 14-60Obua, B. .- ‘st Class Clerk .. . : 1-460Obasi,J. ist Class Clerk .. . . 1-460Olaniyan, E. 1st Class Clerk. .. . 1-4-60Olisemeka, G. .. Ist Class Clerk .. 1—4+-60

‘ Oni, Ja cee +. 1st Class Clerk .. 1-4+-60Osuji, G... 1st Class Clerk .. a 14-60Salami, A..K. Ist Class Clerk .. os 1-60

i, Sanni, A. 1st Class Clerk . 14-60Ministry of Economic *Van-Bijnatten,” Senior Specialist Officer (Plant Breeder) 1—--60Development C.L.M.

Ministry of Information Banjo, C. O. .. Printer ist Class .. . . 1~4-60-Izegbu, F.C. .- Printer 1st Class.. ve .: 1-6-60

Ministry ofLabour Thompson, M.B.E., J. E. Senior Labour Officer six“ . 1-1-60

Prisons Agoyi, S.A, Trade Instructor, Grade II .. +. 1-8-60_ Henshaw, O. R. ‘Trade Instructor, Grade II .. .- 1-9-60Nwankwo, E. Chief Trade Instructor an i-8-60Okoroafor, G. E. Senior Trade Instructor - 1-8-60

1 Promotion ontrial. og2 Promotion on contract. :

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS: Date of

Department Name . Appointment Confirmation

- Ministry.of Commerce Bassey, E. L. «. 3rd Class Clerk .. .e 14-6-60

_ and Industry

Ministry of Communi- Ekong, E. .. Postal Officer and Telegraphist 7-6~-60’ cations Etim, E. O. .. Executive Officer (Accounts) . 1—4+-59

1Krukrubo,S. .- . Telephone Operator oe . —10-59Mokwe, J. O. :. Postmaster, Grade I . 5-8-59Omon, B. A. .. Postal Officer and Telegraphist - 28-9-57Oti, N. K. Investigation Officer > 1441-60

’ Ministry of Health O’Dwyer, Mrs C. Ww Staff Nurse . we . 2-42-58

Ministry of ‘Transport Nweke, I. I. Plant Attendant .. -- ae 1-460

and Aviation lloba, P. .. Plant Attendant .. we ~. 13-5~58

Nigerian Railways .. Aghoghobe,J. E. Senior Permanent Way InspectorGrade III . . 1-10-42

- Anyiai, I. Senior Permanent Way Inspector. Grade III . os «. 1-10-42

Prisons Adesanya, K. as ‘Senior Warder, Grade III .. -- 1-6-60Aghabalu, D. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. +. 1-6-60Agunaegbe,I. .. Senior Warder, Grade III... - 1-6-60Alabi, G .- Senior Warder, Grade III .. ‘ee 1-6-60Amadi, Ss. .. Senior. Warder, Grade III .. -. 1-6-60Anigbogu, J. .. Sehior-Warder, Grade III .. +. 16-60Ankpa, A. -. Senior Warder, Grade Ili .. ve 1-6-60Anyadike, C. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. . 1-6-60Chukwu, P. O. .. Senior Warder, Grade III . we 1-6-60Dickson, D. Senior Warder, Grade IIT ve 1-6-60Duma, A. .. . Senior Warder, Grade IIT oe 1-6-60Duru, M. - Senior Warder, Grade III .. ee 1-6-60Effineamokwu, V.I... Senior Warder, Grade III .. ve 1-6-60Ekweonu, E. N. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. ae 1-6-60Eseme, A. N. ..« Senior Warder, Grade III oe 1-6-60

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CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS—continued

, Date ofDepartment Name Appointment Confirmation

Prisons—continued Esien, E. E. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. oy 1-6-60. Gbasha, A. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. oe 1-65-60

Giwa, M. .. Senior Warder, Grade III. .. e 1—6-60Ibegbu, J. .. Senior Warder, GradelII.. +e 1-6-60Igwe, A. O. .. Senior Warder, Grade III ., we 1-6-60Tyegbuiwe, A.N.. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. -. + 1-6-60London, U. G. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. .. . 1-6-60Madawa, M. .. Senior Warder, Grade III. .. .. 1-6-60Mofunanya, J..N. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. oe 1-6-60Ernest, N. Senior Warder, Grade III .. .. 1-6-60Njemanze, M. O. I. Senior Warder, Grade III .. .- 1-6-60Nwabichie,C.E. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. oe 1-6-60Nwagbo, E. Q, .» Senior Warder, Grade IIT a 1-6-60Ochiya, Miss E. .. Senior Wardress,‘Grade III .. . . 1-6-60

- Okonkwo, N. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. .- 1-6-60Okoro, R. .. Senior Warder,-Grade III .. a 1-6-60Olomu, D. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. . 1-6-60Olowe, I. A. -. Senior Warder, Grade III .. oe 1-6-60

- Onuosa, M. +» Senior Warder, Grade III .. “os ou.) 1-6-60Opara, D. A. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. ee 1-6-60Osawere, V. A. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. . 1-6-60Osayi, J... .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. =. se 1-6-60Osuagwu, M. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. ee 1-6-60

, Otah, S. K. .- Senior Warder, Grade IIT . 7 oe 1-6-60 ©Otubara, MrsR. .. senior Wardress, Grade It |oe oe 1-6--60Toh, J. .. .. Senior Warder, Grade III ... a 1-6-60Udoh, F... .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. os 16-60Uegokwe, J. . .. Senior Warder, Grade TIT 2. cae 1-6-60Waribugo, S. .. Senior Warder, Grade III .. a 1-6-60

1 Notification in Gazette No. 36 of 23-6-60 amended.

iy ACTING APPOINTMENTS .

Date of ‘Department Name . Acting Appointment Acting Date of

pr *r ‘Appointment ReversionAdministration -. Martin,J.L. . e Senior Assistant Secretary

(Ministry of Commerce and :Industry) .- 7-9-60 _

Audit -- -. Otuniga, ZA. -. Executive Officer, Grade I... 25-7-60 —_—

Customs and Excise .. Anumba,G. E, .. Executive Officer (Accounts) 27-6-60 16-8-60Kayode, F. A. .. - Higher Executive Officer .. 6-8-60 _

Government Coastal Egone, M. W. .. Assistant Executive Officer .. 2-3-60 12-9-60gency

Inland Revenue .» Osindero, E. A. a Chairman .» 21-9-60. —Thomas, R.J.G. .. Deputy Chairman +. 21-9-60- —,

Ministry of Commerce Fashola, A. B. .. Chief Clerk . oe 1-7-60 —and industry C .

Ministry of Communi- Abisoye, S. A. .. Senior Supervisor (Telephones) . 22-4-60 31-5-60cations Adekoya, L. A. .» Senior Supervisor (Telephones) .29-8-60 —

Adesina,A.O. .. Officer-in-Charge, Central : ;Telegrams Office ee 18-5-60 27-8-60

Ansa, E. E. «» Supervisor (Postal) we 1-6-60 31-8-60Anyadiegwu, S.N. .. Chief Technician 13-6-60 —Atitebi-John, B.A. .. Meteorological Superintendent 1-9-60 —Bakare, E. O. .. Chief Clerk . -. 12-460 30~-5-60Ejike, J. K. .. Senior Supervisor (Postal): .. 8-6-60 16-8-60Ekott, A. B .. Supervisor .. 1-8-60 —Esuwoye, Y. AL .. Supervisor. (Mails) os 1-8-60 —Feyisitan, K. S. «. Senior Supervisor «+ ° 23-5-60 —Mbat, B. U. .. Assistant Chief Clerk +» 23-5-60 —10bi, M. C. .- Instructor, Grade IT .. 26-9-60 —Ogunsina,S. O, Sehior Supervisor

(Telephones) .. >» 10-6-60 I

‘OFFICIAL GAZETTE

Wright, A. A.

6th October, 1960 * 1203

ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued

Date ofDepartment _ Name Acting Appointment Acting Date of™ “cB Appointment Reversion

Ministry of Communi- Okon, I.-U.: .. Chief Technician 24-10-59 20--5-60cations—continued Okeke, M. O, . Senior Supervisor (Postal) 18-5-60 4-8-60

Olowu, J. K. Senior Supervisor . +. 20-6-60 —Oranye, F. C. Chief Technical Officer -. 26-1-60 24-8-60Osiname, J. A. Postmaster, Grade II 8-9-60 6-10-60Oti, D. N. Chief Technician 1-6-60 4-8-60Onyejekwe,I.O. .. Meteorological Superintendent 1-8-60 —Seton, G. O. Meteorological Assistant,

Grade I +. 1-12-59 9-9-60Tatham, C.R.D. .. ‘AreaEngineer .. 1~8-60 —Ukpong, U. O. Executive Officer (Accounts) 17-560 —_Sunday, Z. Postmaster, Grade II -»s 16-7-60 _—

Ministry of Health .. *Akinlade, Dr N. D. Specialist (Pathologist) a 4-5-60 25-7-60Ministry of Labour .. *Oruye, W. S. Assistant Chief Clerk «. 14-10-59 20-1-60Police .. Anyanwu, R. Assistant Superintendent of

Police 11-7-60 —Ejiofor, D. Assistant Superintendent of

Police 8-7-60 —Ibrahim,J. Assistant Superintendent of

- Police 8-8-60 —Laleye, R. A.. Assistant Superintendent of

oo . Police . 1-8-60 _Nwaozomudo, M. Assistant Superintendent of

Police an 1~7-60 —_Otabor, J. Assistant Superintendent of

Police -- © 1-8-60 _Otto, P Assistant Superintendent of

Police -. 29~7-60 —Prisons Kinsmen, E. Senior Superintendent of

Prisons - 24-+-60 248-60Statistics Fadairo, W. O.° Assistant Statistical Officet 4-9-58 18-1-60oo Nriezedi, E. U. O. Statistical Officer 15-7-60 1-8-60

1 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable.2 25 per cent Acting Allowance payable.3 Notification in Gazette No. 44 of 4-8-60 amended.

LEAVE OF ABSENCEDate of Leave

Department Name Appointment Departure Granted

Administration Phelps, R. W. . Administrative Officer, ClassI 11-9-60 106 daysCustoms and Excise Smallwood, R. K. .. Chief Collector .. 20-9-60 49 days

- General Executive Class Abimbola, S. G. .. Executive Officer, GradeI- . 20-4-60 193 daysAjayi, G. ‘A. .. Executive Officer (Accounts) - 26-9-60 105 days1Alade, S. B. .. Executive Officer, Grade II .. 2-7-60 99 daysIfejika, J. O. ‘f Executive Officer (Accounts) 15-12-59 135 daysObisesan, A. A ., Executive Officer... -. 22-8-60 90 days

Legal (Southern Engo, P. B. .» Pupil Crown Counsel 20-7-60 80 daysCameroons)

Ministry of Commerce Wolters, N. E. Principal Shipping Officer es 14-9-60 98 daysand Industry

Ministry of Communica- Britton, AG. .. Senior Assistant Telecommuni-tions cations Controller : 3-9-60 126 days

Holiday, A .» Senior Telecommunications. Engineer .s 6-9-60 41 days

Jeffery, F. J. .. Senior Executive Officer -. 22-7-60 130 daysKeddie, J. «;_. Assistant Telecommunications

. Controller’ ae -. 23-8-60 112 daysLediju, I. O. os Engineer. : 14. 16-9-60 114 daysOgley, R. N. .. Chief Technician’ : 7-6-60 126 daysOgunleye, E. B. .. Chief Supervisor, Grade II 15-6-60- 65 daysOlisa, P. E. -. Chief Instructor .. 4-10-60 71 daysSim, J. R. = .. Assistant 'Telecommunications ‘

Controller os .. 20-9-60 28 days.. Assistant Postal Controller .. 5-9-60 85 days

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LEAVE OF ABSENCE—continuedDate of Leave

Department _ Name Appointment Departure _ GrantedMinistry of Education Ike, B. O. N. -. .. Bursar .. -. 20-7-60 55 days

. Ministry of Health .. Akpabio, O. P. Radiographer .. -- 1-860 90 daysDosSantos, Dr W. AL Specialist (Pathologist) -- 20-9-60 90 days

| Nwachukwu, M.S. O. Medical LaboratoryTechnologist .. mo 1-5-60 91 days

2Ofili, Dr (Mrs) V. O. Medical Officer .. -- -16-4-60 95 days

Ministry of Information Ogunrika, O. .. - Publicity Officer -- 2-8-60 124 daysMinistry of Labour .. Obiyan, A. 1. .. Principal Labour Officer... 6-9-60 156 days

° 8Sappor, R. ++ Labour Inspector .. 13-6-60 90 days

Ministry of Transport .Whitham, D. .. Senior Technical'Offcer ... 6-9-60 70 daysand Aviation . - | ;

' Ministry of Works Adewojo, J. A. .. Works Superintendent -- 7-11-60 82 days- and Surveys '. Ballard, A. J. .. StoresOfficer .. -- 14-9-60 91 days

>Cummings, E.G. .. Technical Instructor -- 15~9-60. 105 days

Police .- .- Chinda, D. _.. Assistant SuperintendentofPolice -- 11-7-60- 98 days

\ . Oke, E. A. .. Deputy Superinténdent of : .Police - 10-8-60 73 days

Opara, T. O. .. Assistant Superintendent of :Police - -- 8-8-60 102 days

Prisons... .. Clark, R. G. .. Deputy Director .. -» 24-7-60 225 days

Statistics .. .. Robson, Miss M. .. Senior Statistician” -+ 31-7-60 133 days

Veterinary Research -.- Erly, R.C. ' .. Superintendent, Veterinary .Laboratory Technologist .. 7-7-60 55 days

Notification in. Gazette No. 50 of 25-8-60 in respect of. MrR. R. E. Jacobson, Director, ‘Geolo—gical Survey, Ministry of Mines and Power, is hereby cancelled.

1 Notification in Gazette No. 44 of4-8-60 amended.2 Notification in Ggzette No. 42 of 28-760 amended.3 Notification in Gazette No. 53 of 8~9-60 amended.

RESUMPTION OF DUTY: . . , Date of

Department Name Appointment Resumption

Administration -. Dudding, J. 5. .. Permanent Secretary (Ministry ofTransport and Aviation) .. -- 18~-9-60

Customs and Excise .. Ogunnaike, M.S. .. Collector os oy .» 27-8-60

General Executive Class *Laguda, A. B. .. Executive Officer’(Accounts) ‘No.4. »=©11-8-60Jackreece, C. K. .» Executive Officer (Accounts) “ae 23-5-60

Ministry of Commerce Akingbola,S.A. .. Shipping Officer . 7 a 19-8-60and Industry Fenn, M. G. .. Principal Marketing Officer .. --s 16-7-60

Ministry of Communi- Adebo, J. A. .. Chief Technician -. ~ 2-9-60cations Adefemi, S. A. oe Meteorological Assistant, Grade I . «47-60

Ogunleye, E. B. .. Chief Supervisar, GradeII -» 19-8-60Umoden, E. A. .. Assistant Postal Controller .. «. 29-7-60

Ministry of Education Cornish .. . Senior Lecturer (Biology), EmergencyScience School, Lagos . os 16-9-60

Gentle, Miss M. G. ‘- Principal, Queen’s College, Lagos oe 69-60Miners, N. J. .. Education Officer. .. «» 13-9-60

Ministry of Health .. Chukurah,D.N. .. Staff Pharmacist -- 31-8-60Nwachuku, M.S. O. Medical Laboratory Technologist oe 8-7-60.Somefun, Mrs C.A.O. Nursing Sister. .. - 3-8-60

Ministry of Mines and Ndulue, J. A. «» Ore Dresser = .. ee -. _18-7-60Power . :

Ministry of Works and Emman-Pepple, B.A. Principal Accountant oe . 9-9-60Surveys Ofih, .. Executive Engineer oe ae 8-8-60

Page, i.rs .. Stores Officer | oe -- 149-60Police « -- Omooba, HAV... Assistant Supetintendent of Police .. -27~7-60

1 Notification in Gazette No. 53 of 8-9-60 amended.%Notification in Gazette No. 46 of 11-8-60 amended.

6th October, 1960

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1205

TRANSFERS

Post to which Date of

Depariment Name Appointment transferred Transfer

Ministry of Commerce ‘Williams, W.N. Industrial Officer Senior Engineer 8-2-61)and Industry.

Ministry of Communi- Hatfield, S. A. Controller (Staff and Assistant Engineer-

cations Buildings) in-Chief 28-2-59Okoanla, O. A. Technical Officer Senior Foreman

- (Western Region (Supernumerary) 1-11-58Public Service

_ Commission)

Ministry of Health Berenengia, A. 1st Class Clerk (Southern st Class Clerk 1-8-60

- Cameroons)Chukwudebe Staff Midwife (Southern Staff Midwife 15-8-60Miss V. Cameroons) ,

Dei, R. E. Clerical Assistant Clerical Assistant 4-8-60

(Southern Cameroons)

Ekpenyong, A. I, Senior Staff Nurse Senior Staff Nurse 9-8-60(Southern Cameroons)

Essien, B. Hospital Orderly Hospital Orderly 11-8-60(Southern Camercons)

Negezelonye, Laboratory Assistant Laboratory Assistant 8-8-60

R, E. (Southern Cameroons)Onayiga, M.O. Assistant Chief Clerk Assistant Chief Clerk 1-8-6)

(Southern Cameroons)Ude,I. Senior Hospital Orderly Senior Hospital

Orderly . 1-8-60West, S. G. Laboratory Assistant .. Laboratory Assistant 8-8-60

Ministry of Information Adedeji, A. Storekeeper, Grade IT 2nd Class Clerk 8~-8-60-

Veterinary Research Obieme, O. 3rd Class Veterinary Veterinary Assistant,

. Laboratory Technician ~ Grade III oe 1-9-60

1 Notification in Gazette_No. 50 of 25-8-60 amended.

SECONDMENTSPost to which Date of Date of

Department Name Appointment seconded Secondment Reversion

Inland Reynolds, F. G. Chairman Officer on Special

Revenue Duty .. 21-9-60 —

s LEFT THE SERVICE

Date of ~Department Name Appointment leaving Reasonsfor leaving

Service Service .

General Ogwu, A. - Assistant Executive Officer 23-8-60 Resigned

Executive .

Class :

Inland Revenue Adekeye, A Assessment Clerk,

, Grade IIT .. 19-9-60. Resigned

Judicial - Babaniji, E.A. .. 2nd Class Clerk 4-9-60 Resigned

MacGregor, A. A. Clerical Assistant 2-5-60 Dismissed

Owojebe, A. A. 2nd Class Clerk 1-9-60 Resigned.

Ministry of Adebo,B. ° 3rd Class Clerk 48-60 Resigned

Commerce

__

Eboka,B.I. 3rd Class Clerk 25-9-60 Resigned .

and Industry Iyamu,D.I, Checkweigh Tally Clerk 19-8-60 Terminated. Nwajei, A. C. .. 3rd Class Clerk : 6-9-60 Resigned

Oyeyipo, M.O. .. 3rd Class Clerk 1-10-60 Resigned

Ministry of Ademosu, L, A. Postal Officer 7-9-60 ResignedCommunica- Ayorinde, J. O Meteorological Assistant, | .

tions Grade 1V .. 28-8-60 Resigned

Fagbola, R. A. Postal Officer | .. 28-460 Resigned

Ita, O. .- Ast Class Clerk .- 12-8-60 Resigned

Owopetu, R. O. 3rd Class Clerk -. 249-60 Resigned

Ministry of Wood, Miss B. E... Secretary-Typist 11-3-60 Resigned on Marriage

Economic , ~~.Development

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LEFT THE SERVICE—continued. ; . Date of

Department Name Appointment leaving Reasons fer leavingService Service

Ministry of Bob-Manuel, O. W. 3rd. Class Clerk -- 18-2-60 TerminatedFinance Onyejemezi, M.O. 2nd Class Clerk -. g4-10-60 Resigned

Ministry of Alaba, Miss V. B... Student Nurse .. ““£7-8-60 ResignedHealth Johnson, Miss Y. O. Staff Midwife .. 24-8-60 Resigned

.. Udo, I. T. .. Student Physiotherapist - 17-9-60 Resigned

Ministry of Bristow, W.H.G. Film Director ..,: 28-9-60 Completed ContractInformation “

Ministry of Akande, A. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. 29-9-60 Resigned “Labour

Ministry of Dishington, J. V. .. Executive Engineer - .. 29-6-60 Completed ContractWorks and Njoku,B.A.O. .. Assistant Technical Officer 20-9-60 ResignedSurveys | Nwaukpele, G. E... Air MappingAssistant, |

Grade II .. -. | 410-60 ResignedOkparaccha, J. O. N. 3rd Class Clerk .. 6-10-60 ResignedOsiyemi, V.D. .. Clerical Assistant .. ’ 25-9-60 Resigned

Taylor, W. .. Works Superintendent .. 22-3-60 Contract terminated onmedical grounds

Office ofthe . Parker, Miss M.E. Secretary-Typist .. | 6-10-60 Completed Contracteputy * . :

Commissioner(SouthernCameroons)

Notification in Gazette No. 53 of 8-9-60 in respect of Mr A. Iewagu, Building Inspector in the Ministryof Lagos Affairs, is hereby cancelled. —

OBITUARYHis Excellency the Governor-General announces with regret thedeath of the following :—

Mr P. Dury,late pensioner (Ex Permanent Way Inspector), Nigerian Railway, in the United Kingdom,

on 12th June, 1960.

Mr F. W. Marpsay,late pensioner (Ex Senior Electrical Engineer), Ministry ofWorks and Surveys, in

the United Kingdom, on 7th July, 1960. - : :

Mr J. H. C. Cairn, late Senior Marine Engineer, Nigerian Ports Authority, in the United Kingdom, on

21st March, 1960. :

MrR. F. B. Crook,late Pensioner (Ex Executive Engineer, Grade III), Ministry of Works and Surveys,in the United Kingdom, on 25th May, 1960.

4 ,

Gozernment Notice No. 1915

ADDENDUM TO CrrcuraR A18/1959

It is notified for general information that General Order 03203 was inadvertently omitted from the

a@imexure to Circular A.18/1959. It should be included as follows :-—

“General Order 03203.—Expatriates. An expatriate woman officer who marries must resign her

appointmentand shall by marrying be deemed to have done so with effect from the day immediately

preceding the marriage. She must notify her marriage (and in effect her resignation) to her Head of

Department who will thereupon notify the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Pensions, the Accountant-General and the Director of Federal Audit. '

In notifying the Ministry of Pensions the Head of Department may recommend that the officer be

re-engaged on temporaryagreement, without expatriation pay, with effect from the date of hermarriage

until such time as a replacement can be found or the officer proceeds on vacation leave (whichever is

the sooner). If re-engagementon this basis is approved the salary of the officer for the period of her

engagement will be the samebasic salary, with incremental dateunchanged, as she enjoyed prior. tomarriage.” i

Federal Establishment Office,Ministry of Pensions.

28th September, 1960.

i6th October, 1960. OFFICIAL GAZETTE 4207

Government Notice No. 1916 *.Letters Parent ConstirvTinc AND APProinTING Goprrey Kio Jaja AMACHREE TO BE ~

- 8 orHER Mayesty’s COUNSEL FOR NIGERIA

\

Euizapern II, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland ahd of her other realms and territories Queen, Head of the‘Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.

W. ROBERTSON,.Governor-General of

the FederationTo ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME GREETING

WurEas WE, being well satisfied of the loyalty, integrity, and ability, of Our trusty and well-beloved

Godfrey Kio Jaja Amachree, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of the Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn have thought

fit to authorise and require the Governor-General ofthe Federation of Nigeria to cause Our Lerrers PATENT

to be passed under the Public Seal of the Federation of Nigeria, constituting and appointing him, the said

Godfrey Kio Jaja Amachree, to be of Our Counsel for Nigeria : :

_ Now know ye therefore that We Do BY THESE PRESENTS constitute and appoint the said Godfrey Kio

Jaja Amachree to be of Our Counsel for Nigeria, to hold and enjoy within Nigeria all and singular the Rights,‘Allowances, Privileges, and Pre-eminences, to the said appointment belonging or appertaining, in as full

and ample:a manneras any other of Our Counsel Learned in the Law doth hold or enjoy or of right ought

to have held or enjoyed, AND Arsotheliberty ofsitting and practising within the Bar of Our Courts of Justicein Nigeria as any of Our Counsel Learned in the Law do, ought, or may. ,

AND WE dohereby direct and enjoin that these Our LerrTers Patent do pass the Public Seal of the

Federation of Nigeria, and be published therein,

Wrrness His EXceLLency Sir James WILSON Rosertson, Knight Grand Cress of the Most Distin-

guished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal VictorianOrder, Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Governor-General

and Commander-in-Chief of the Federation of Nigeria, at Government House, Lagos, in the

Federation:of Nigeria, this twenty-eighth day of September, in the year of Our Lord one thousandnine hundredandsixty, and of Her Majesty’s Reign the Ninth. 1677


Larrers Parent CoNSTITUTING AND APPOINTING GABRIEL CHIKE MIcHae, ONYIUKE_TO BE OF HER Mayesty’s CounseL FOR NIGERIA

EvizaBeTH II, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and

Northern Ireland. and of her other realms and territories Queen, Head of the

Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.

J. W. ROBERTSONGovernor-General of

the Federation ,To ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME GREETING

Wuerras WE, being well satisfied of the loyalty, integrity, and ability, of Our trusty and well-beloved

Gasere. Curxe Micuaen Onviure, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple,

have thought fit to authorise and require the Governor-General of the Federation of Nigeria to cause Orr

LETrers PATENT to be passed under the Public Seal of the Federation of Nigeria, constituting and appointing

him,the said Gaprie. Cuixe Micuazt Onyruxg, to be of Our Counsel for Nigeria :

Now know ye therefore that WE Do BY THESE PRESENTS constitute and appoint the said GaBRIEL CHIKE

Micuar, ONyIUKE to be of Our Counsel for Nigeria, to hold and enjoy within Nigeria all and singular the

Rights, Allowances, Privileges, and Pre-eminences, to the said appointment belonging or appertaining, in

as full and ample a manner as any other of Our Counsel Learned in the Law doth hold or enjoy or of right

ought to have held or enjoyed, anp arso theliberty ofsitting and practising within the-Bar of Our Courts

of Justice in Nigeria as any of Our Counsel Learned in the Law do, ought, or may.

ANp we do hereby direct and enjoin that these Our Lerrers Patent do pass the Public Seal of the

Federation of Nigeria, and be published therein.

Wrrness His ExcenLency Sir James WILson Rosertson, Knight Grand Cross of theMostDistinguished

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order,

Knight Comranrder of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Governor-General and

Commander-in-Chiefof the Federation of Nigeria, at Government House, Lagos, in the Federation

of Nigeria, this twenty-eighth day of September,in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred

andsixty, and of Her Majesty’s Reign the Ninth. : 1677

1208 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.64, Vol. 47


Lerrers Patent ConsTiruTinc aNnp APPOINTING REMILEKUN ADETOKUNBO FANI-KAYODETO BE OF Her Mayesry’s CounsEi ror NIGERIA _3 .

ExizaseTu IJ, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and

Northern Ireland and of her other realms and territories Queen, Head of the

Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith. .

J. W. ROBERTSON,Governor-General of the

Federation :To ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME GREETING

WHEREAS WR, being well satisfied of the loyalty, integrity, and ability, of Our trusty and well-beloved

REMILEKUN ADETOKUNBO Fani-Kayopz, Esq., BARRISTER-AT-LAW, OF THE HONOURABLE SOCIETY OF THE

Mrppte Tremere have thoughtfit to authorise and require the Governor-General of the Federation of Nigeria

to cause Our Lerrers PATENT to be passed under the Public Seal of the Federation of Nigeria, constituting and

appointing him, the said Remitexun ADETOKUNBO FANI-Kayops,to beof Our Counsel for Nigeria :

Now know ye therefore that We DO BY THESE PRESENTS constitute and appoint the said REMILEKUNApgroxunso Fant-Kayopeto be of Our Counselfor Nigeria, to hold and enjoy within Nigeria all and singular

the Rights, Allowances, Privileges, and Pre-eminences, to the said appbintment belonging or appertaining,

in as and ample a manneras any other of Our Counsel Learned in the Law doth hold or enjoy or of right

oughtto have held or enjoyed, AND ALso theliberty of sitting and practising within the Bar of Our Courts of

Justice in Nigeria as any of Our Counsel Learned in the Law do, ought, or may.

AND WE do hereby direct and enjoin that these Our Lerrers Patent do pass the Public Seal of theFederation of Nigeria, and be published therein.

Wrrness His ExcELtency Sir James Witson Rosertson, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished

Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order,

Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Governor-General and

Commander-in-Chiefofthe Federation of Nigeria, at Government House, Lagos, in the Federation

of Nigeria, this twenty-eighth day of September,in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred

and sixty,.and of Her Majesty’s Reign the Ninth. : oo- 1677

Government Notice No. 1919Roya NicERIAN MiLiTary Forces

It is notified for general information that the undermentionedofficers of the Royal Nigerian Military

Forces are granted Governor-General’s Regular Commissions on the ist October, 1960, with seniority as

shewn against their names. : ‘

Nii

N/2

N/3

N/4+

N/6N/11

N/15

N/12

N/7

N/S

N/10

N/18

N/31

Major Wellington UmoBassey, M.B.2. to be Major 1st October, 4960 with seniority in-that rank from

21st June, 1957.Major (T/Lieutenant Colonel) Johnson Thomas AGury1-IRONSI, M.v.0. to be Major ist October, 1960

with seniority in that rank from 8th October, 1958. -.. - .

Major Samuel Adesujo ADEMULEGUN to be Major 1st Qctober, 1960 with seniority in that rank from

27th December, 1960. an 7 -

Major Ralph Adetunji SHopzinDE to be Major 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 2nd

September, 1960. .

Captain (T{Major) Babafemi Olatunji Adebayo OcuNDIPE to be Captain ist October, 1960 with

seniority in that rank from 21st January, 1955. ,Captain Francis Fayvyi to be Captain ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 9th March,

1960.Captain Phillip Ertonc to be Captain ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from4th August,

195i

Captain Ume Ogere Imoto be Captain 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 19th August,

57,

Captain (T/Major) Robert Adeyinka ApEpayo to be Captain ist October, 1960 with seniority in that

rank from 25th December, 1957, LolCaptain Zakariya Marmatart to be Captain ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 2nd.

January, 1959. ho . : . /

Captaingamed Dibia Nwéwo to be Captain ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 30th

ay, 1959, : :

Captain Hilary Mbilitem Nyoxuto be Captain 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 13thJanuary, 1960.

Captain Rudolf Felix Trrmnzxt to be Captain 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 16th +January, 1960. . ‘

6th October, 1960 >’ ‘OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1209

N/27 Captain ByoOkon Expo to be Captain 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 4th Feb-

ruary,

N/9 Captain Abogo LARGEMA to be Captain ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 12th

February, 1960.

N/8 Captain Kur Munammep to be Captain ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 12th

February, 1960. -

N/14 Lieutenant (T/Captain) James Yakubu Pamto be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that

rank from 22nd November, 1956.

N/17 Lieutenant (T/Captain) David.Akpode Eyoor to be Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniority in

that rank from 21st March, 1957.

N/16 Lieutenant (T'/Captain) Victor Adebukunola Banyo to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with senior-ity in that rank from 1st April, 1957.

N/13 Lieutenant (T/Captain George Tamunoiyawunam Kuruzo 1to be Lieutenant Ist October, 1960 with

. seniority in that rank from 27thJuly, 1957.

N/20_ Lieutenant (T/Captain}Yakubu Gowon to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank. from9th September, 1957. .

N/23 Lieutenant (T/Captain) Arthur Chinyelu Unecee to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority

in that rank from 9th September, 1957,

N/29 Lieutenant (TCaptain) Chukwuemeka Odimegwu OjuKwuto be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with

senisrity in that rank from 22nd September, 1957.

N/22 . Lieutenant Nduka Michael OxwecuImE to be Lieutenant Ist October, 1960 with’ seniority in that

rank from 12th November, 1957.

_ N/26 Lieutenant Lewechi Ocsonnza to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority in-that rank from

. 8th July, 1958.N/25 Lieutenant (T/Captain) Macaulay Onyuku Nzgrizi to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority

. in that rank from 8th July, 1958.

N/21 Lieutenant (T'/Captain) Alexander Attah Maptgsoto be Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniorityin that rank from 15th September, 1958,

N/19 Lieutenant (‘T'/Captain) Onyibor ANWUNAH to be Lieutenant ist October, 1960with seniority in that

rank from 30th November, 1958.

N/32 Lieutenant Sylvanus BenedictAmechiNwaJel to be Lieutenant Ast October, 1960 with seniority in that

rank from 4thFebruary, 1959.

N/93 Lieutenant Olufemi OLuroyE:to be Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from

7th May, 1959.

N/36 Lieutenant Hassan Usman Karstnato be Lie mt Ist October, 1960 with séniority in that rank

from 26th July, 1959.N/35_ Lieutenant Anthony Okoro Eze to be Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from

26th July, 1959.

N/57 Lieutenant GodwinOnyechi Ezzocnana to be Lieutenant Ist Octoker, 1960 with seniority in that

- gank from 20th September, 1959.

N/80 Lieutenant Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeocwuto be Lieutenant Ist October, 1960 with seniority in that

_ rank from 1st August, 1960.

- .N/98 Second Lieutenant Joseph RonaldItijowua AKAHAN to be Second Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with

seniority in that rank from 18th February, 1959.

N/99 Second Lieutenant Alphonso Animan Kesut to’be Second Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniority

in that rank from 18th February, 1959.

N/100 Second Lieutenant Louis Austin Cuupe-SoxKEr to be Second Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with


N/101 Second Lieutenant Chukwuma Christian UpE to be Second Lieutenant ist October; 1960 with



Roya. NicgrRian Minirary Forces

It is notified for general information that the undermentioned officers of the Royal Nigerian Military

Forces are granted Governor-General’s Short Service Commissions on the ist October, 1960 with seniority

as shewn against their names :—

N/24 Lieutenant (T/Captain) Ibanga ExaNeM, to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that

rank from 26th October, 1957.

N/28 Lieutenant (T/Captain) Titus MaLoncEto be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960. with seniority in that

rank from 23rd March, 1958.

N/30 Lieutenant Gabriel OKoNWEZE to be Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from

29th April, 1958. / ~


Ni33. in that rank from 20th September, 1958.

N/34in that rank from 20th September, 1958.

N85rank from 20th September, 1959,

Lieutenant (T'jCaptain) Festus Edwugha AKacHa to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority

Lieutenant (T'/Captain) David Sunday OcuNEWE to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority”

Lieutenant Benson Apicio to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960. with seniority in that rank from 7th

Lieutenant Joshua John Brown to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank

ist October, 1960 with seniority in that rank frome

Lieutenant David Chukuma Oxarorto be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority inthat rank

Lieutenant Israel Cyprian Oxoro to be Lieutenant 1st Ostober, 1960 with seniority in that rank

Lieutenant Michael Collins Ivenso to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank.

Lieutenant Henry Icsopa to be Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority in that rank from 2nd

Lieutenant Okechuku Bennett Ocuer to be Lieutenant Ist October, 1960 with seniority in that

“Lieutenant Emmanuel Foluso Sorom1 to be Lieutenant Ist October, 1960 with seniority in that

Second Lieutenant Patrick Chiedo Amapi to be Second Lieutenant 1st October, 1960 with seniority

Second Lieutenant Olusegun Ogasanyo to be Second Lieutenant fst October, 1960 with seniority

Second Lieutenant Abel John Kweti to be Second Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniority in

N:7November, 1959.

N/71from 7th November, 1959.

' N/73 Lieutenant Donatus Oxaror to be Lieutenant7th November, 1959.

Ni74from 7th November, 1959.

Ni75

from 7th November, 1959.

N/72,. from 15th December, 1959.

N/45March, 1960.

N;87rank from Sth March, 1960. ‘

N/47“rank from 27th June, 1960.

N/44in that rank from 2nd October, 1958.

N/46in that rank from 2nd October, 1958.

N/86that rank from 20th September, 1959.

N84withseniority in that rank from 20th September, 1959.

Second Lieutenant Ifeanyichukwu Ndubuisi ANtEBO to be Second Lieutenant 1st October, 1960

Second Lieutenant Abba Kyari to be Second Lieutenant ist October, 1960 with seniority in that

DEF/S/521


IN THE MATTER OF THE Estate oFDavip IyaoLta Axont—Deceased

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDERSECTION 41 OF THE ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL’S ORDINANCE, CAP. 4 OF THE

REVISED LAWS OF NIGERIA

BE IT KNOWN to those whom it may concern thatthe above-named ,déceased died intestate on the23rd: day of August, 1950, at Yaba without knownheirs or next-of-kin.

AND .WHEREAS the administration of the saidestate has now been completed andthere is a residueof £3-5s-0d (Three pounds and five shillings.)

Ir 1S HEREBY NOTIFIED as prescribed by section+1 of the Administrator-General’s Ordinance, Cap. 4of the Revised Laws of Nigeria that all personsclaiming to be interested in the above estate onlegal, equitable or moral grounds are at liberty topresent their petition to the High Court of Lagos,Nigeria, within 2 years from the date of this Notice.

Darep at Lagosthis 6th day of October, 1960,

M. N. Q. Sacog,Federal Administrator-General

Administrator-General’s Office,18-24 Ikoyi Roid, Lagos.

P8532


In THE MATTER OF THE EsTATEOFDanie, ABE—Deceased

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDERSECTION 41 OF THE ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL'S ORDINANCE, CAP. 4 OF THE

REVISED LAWS OF NIGERIA

BE If KNOWN to those whom it may concern thatthe above-named deceased died intestate on the12th day of April, 1959, at Makurdi without knownheirs or next~of-kin. ‘

AND WHEREAS the administration of the said estatehas now been completed and there is a residue of£7-17s-6d (Seven pourids, seventeen shillings and .six pence.)

It Is HEREBY NOTIFIED as prescribed by section 41of the Administrator-General’s Ordinance, Cap. 4 ofthe Revised LawsofNigeria thatall persons claimingto be interested in the above estate on legal, equitableor moral grounds are at liberty to ‘present theirpetition:to the High Court of Lagos, Nigeria, within2 years from the date of this Notice. :

Datep at Lagosthis 6th day of October, 1960.

M.-N. Q. Sacor,Federal Administrator-General

Administrator-General’s Office,18-24 Ikoyi Road, Lagos.

. A15187

Government Notice No. 1923x

DISPOSAL OF UNCLAIMED. FIREARMS

“The following is a list of Firearms and ammunition which are now lying in the public armoury in the Western Region.

The deposit fees for these firearms have been unpaid for 3 months. - Accordingly, in termsofsec. 16 (4b) of the Firearms Ordinance, the FirearmsLicensing Authority concerned will, unless the deposit fees are paid, disposeofall firearmsshown on thelist. The said disposal will commenceat 10 a.m.on the Thursday succeeding the elapse of two months from the date of publication of this notice.” ,: 0 ;

Government Notice No. 1393 published in the Federal Official Gazette No. 41 Vol. 47 of 21st July, 1960, is hereby cancelled.

Nameof Owner —

Mr E. D. Showunmi

MrA. Akinogun

Mr R.F. EleghedeMr D.K.Williams

Mr L. Kayode

Mr G.Olaleye

Mr A.Salami

Mr T. B. Osobi

Mr R. F. L. Green

Mr R. F. L. Green

MrS. Adeshina

MrI. 0, Dalowo -Mr E. A. Fagbenro

Mr L. Ajibike =~

Mr S. Baganda

MrS. Baganda

MrT. A. Omosum

Mr D.J. O. Ogungbe

Mr E. J. Emedi

DateDeposited

54-57

8-10-57

14-12-57

273-59

16—12~57

3-6-57

102-55

19-6-57

23-12-57

23-12-57

25~-4~55

1-10-59

11--1-60

22-1-60

19-3-60 .

19 -3-6024-60.21-3~60233-55

* . List or Firearms in Pusitic ARMOURY

Typeof -Firearm

D.B. $/Gun

D.B. S/Gun

D.B. S/GunD.B. S/GunD.B. S/Gun

D.B. S/Gun‘ D.B. S/Gun

SB.

Rifle

‘Revolver

Revolver

D.B. 8/GunD.B. $/Gun

“$.B. S/Gun

Sports Rifle

S.B. S/GunD.B.S/Gun *

D.B. $/Gun

S.B. $/Gun

ABEOKUTA PROVINCE

No. ofFirearms

"9916/5116

45337

4875

133/14A10391

352729

No. 17

23034

178476

18842

20778

11366

12089

11195

36269

60171

17179

A4882 &G20387

Make of Firearm

C. A.W Andrew

Williams and HowellM.C.B. Vaugher & Co.

Fusil Robust Bremate

E.L.D. Manera England |

Darlow

Darlow

Wetty & Co.

Gustar Gen Schoua

Mainland Gun Cop.

B.S.A. Co. Ltd.

Webley & Scott Ltd.

J. Saiue

Clarceta & Co.

a

| Amount andTypeof Ammunition:

me |,

100 Revolver Ammunitionin a sealed tin

Remarks

Forsafe custody

The ownerhad died. Num-ber notvisible.

For safe custody.Forsafe custody.

For safe custody.

Forsafe custody.

For safe custody.

For safe custody.

Deposited till Licence re- ©newed.

Deposited till icence re-newed.

For safe custody.

Forsafe custody.

Till renewal of licence.

Till renewal of licence.

For safe custody.

For safe custody.

Forsafe custody.

For safe custody.

For safe custody. 8 ALLIZVOTYIOMAO

096E

‘29q0109

119

ligt

List OF FrreARMS IN PUBLIC ARMOURY

ONDO PROVINCE

Date Type of No. of Make of Amount and TypeName of Owner Deposited ‘Firearms Firearms Firearms of Ammunition Remarks

Owner dead 21--5-56 D.B.S.G. 32969 Beaumont — Deposited by D.A., Ondo.

Owner dead 21-5-56 D.B.S.G. ' 34755 ° Savage , oe _ Deposited by D. A., Ondo.

Owner dead 21-5-56 D.BS.G. 976 Davey Notay — Deposited by D. A., Ondo.

Owner dead 12-10-56 . D.B.S.G. 45819 Choke _— Deposited by Police, Okiti-pupa.

Mr S. B, Ogunlela 13-3-57 D.B.S.G. 1510 Choke -—. Deposited by D. A. , Ondo

Ex-Coporal, J. Abaku 13-3-57 S/B 797 W. W. Greener - — Deposited by Police, Irele.

MrP.I. Obiyomi 11~1~58 D.B.S.G. 2525 Victoria — Deposited by the owne1.

Late Alani of Idoani 20-12-58 D.B.S.G. "34087 BS.A. — Deposited by Irekari Dis-ot trict Council, Idoani.

Late Rev. Ogundipe ~ 1957. - -D.B.S.G. 10025 - W.R. Pape —_— Deposited by his relative.

Late Mr Ladenuka = Not known D.B.S.G. 44020 ~—siB.S..A. — Deposited by his relative.

BENIN AND DELTA PROVINCES

Date Type of “7. Na: of Make of - Amount and Type ofName of Owner Province Deposited Firearm Firearm — Firearm Ammunition

Mr D. Ushe So Delta 19-5-57 * Auto Pistol C.11141 | Government Model ‘ 17 rounds of Ammu- -1 Spare Bag nition

MrAllen:Hacking Delta 19-5~57 1 Pistol 782257 Webley & Scott —

Mr E.A. Akinyanju Delta 19-5~57 1 Revolver 133035 Webley & Scott —

F, U. Burgess “- Delta 19-5-57 1 Revolver Unknown — —

Mr Orle Delta 19-5-57 1 Rifle H.5253 S.M.L.E. —

Mr E. C. Millers , Delta 19-5~57 1 303rifle 65540 S.M.L.E. - 900 rds. 303 Ammu.

‘Mr A. S. D. Benin Benin 233-57 1 Cap Gun — F, Dumoulin —

Mr K. Morie ° Delta - 19-3~57 1 .303 rifle H.56848 Le Enfield oo —

CIz1

G&LLAZVS‘TVIOIIAO

LbTO

A“9

ON

Name of Owner ,

» Mr C. K, Lebarty

Mr Edward of Umuezei

Mr Mbudioche Nonum

MizJ. D. Daniyan

Mr C. K. A. Berty

Hon, Gaius Obaseki —

Mr S. O. Vexddzes

Rey.. Father Oregon

Mr N. K. Melekan

Mr S. Ames

MrC, F. Theodon

MrJ. W. West

Mr E. C. Okonji

Nigeria Police,O’UkuMrJosiah Odiaka

Mr F. M, Wymer |

Mr F. M. Wymer

MrD.O.I. Ehanivi

Mr W. O. Oduah

Mr Benson Nwosha

Aigbe Seval Depot

Chief I. Alyashere

Malam Awudu

Malam Awudu

BENIN AND DELTA PROVINCES—continued

' - DateProvince Deposited

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

‘Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Benin

Delta

Benin

Delta

Benin

Benin

Delta

Delta

21-2-57

22~3-5814-6-574-6-564-6-5646-564-6-564-6-5646-564-6-564-6-564-6-56 —

46-56

11-6-56

11-6-56

149-56

149-56

14-9-56

23~2-5725-10-58

27- 11+58

9-12-58

27~-5-~59

27-559

Type ofFirearm

1 Rifle

1 D.B.S.G.

iD.BS.G. |1 Rifle

1 Rifle1 Revolver

1 Revolver

Revolver

1 Revolver

1 Revolver

1 Revolver

1 Revolver

1 Rifle

1 D.BS.G.

1 D.B.S.G.

1 Revolver

1 Rifle

1 Rifle Barrel

1 Rifle

1 Cap Gun »(broken)

—_

1 D.B.S.G.

1.22 Rifle

1 .303

* No. ofFirearm

6203

132311

182

41854

149154

4818

28087

689944

1055719

* 451730 ©

1935

283524

4625

42135

15595

167

'W203102

1K.9.4729 .3x72

403948

ss

26410

8063 Model1910

13622

Make ofFirearm

Savage Arms Co.

Westley & Richards Co.

- Webley '

‘Cogswell

Smith & Wesson

"US. & Co.

‘Webley

Belgium

S.M.LE.B.S.A.

Birmingham

S.M.L.E.

Winchester

Arizaga

Waffenfabr.

Le Enfield

Amount and Type ofAmmunition

8 rounds

149 rounds

5 rounds

12 rounds

100 Shotgun Cart GLLIZVSWIOIMdO

0961

‘29q0990T9

ele

lame of Owner

Mr P, O. Asibelue

Mr Samuel Akpotowho

Owner known from Police,Kwale .

. Owner known from Police,Kawwale

MrF. U.Olisa

Mr Knocker

Barrister S, J. Ofoborh

Chief Okandeji

Chief Egutu Aboh

Chief Egutu Aboh

Mr Raif Khalil

Chief Eruwa Okorodudu

MrGrant, Burutu

Mr Otemero, Sapele

Mr Le Goff Yves

Mr J. C..Abellon leave in Paris

BENIN AND DELTA PROVINCES—continued

DateProvince Deposited

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

Delta

DeltaDelta

Delta

Delta

Delta

27-5-59

‘27-5~59

27-5-59

6-6-59

28-8-59

1-10-59

27-11-5927-11-592-12-5921-12-5921-12-59 -

29-12-59

30-11-59

4-1-60

12-1-60

1-11-55

Type ofFirearm

1 D.B.S.G.1 D.B.S.G.1 D.BS.G.

1 D.B.S.G,

1 D.B.S.G.1DBS.G.1 D.B.S.G.

- 1D.BS.G., -

1 D.B.S,G.

1 Cap.

1 Revolver

1 D.B. Shotgun1 D.B. Shotgun

1 D.B. Shotgun

1 D.B. Shotgun

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No. ofFirearm

46684

372000

67191

7267

83728

3778

13573

65155

61122

6856

767331

7746

48398

8092

423305

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Make ofFirearm

Birmingham

Roburst

C, Pavey

Midland Gun Coy.

J. Saver & Sons

_ Plancencia

Balgigue

J. Saive

Smith&WebsonC.Pavey

B.S.A.

C. Pavey & Sons

Robust

Amount and Type ofAmmunition --

Unserviceable

63 shotgun Cat.

4 rds. of Ammunition

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6th October, 1960


IN THE MATTER OF SECTION 24 OF THEADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL’S ORDINANCECap..4 OF THE REVISED Laws oF NIGERIA

NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors andother persons having claims against the estate of anyof the deceased persons whose names and addressesare set out below are hereby required to send particu-lars in writing of their claims to me the undersignedon orbeforethe 3rd day ofNovember, 1960 afterwhichdate I shall proceed to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased persons among the:parties entitledthereto, having regard only to the claims of whichnotice shall then have been received.

AND all persons indebted to the said estate arehereby requested to make payment forthwith,

1. AnrHony BorocH Oproccen, late of theBarclays Bank D.C.O., Ilorin, died at theGeneral Hospital, Horin, on the 27th day ofAugust, 1957.

ROSALINE Opara, late of No. 44 AwoseyinStreet, Shomolu Village, via Yaba, died at theGeneral Hospital, Lagos, on the 2nd day of

_ December, 1955.

3. Joun Onacpeta, late of the. Nigerian PortsAuthority, died at 698, Orodu Street, Ajegunle,Apapa, on the 7th day of December, 1959.

‘4, Benepict OKex#, late of No. 4 Morgan Street,Jos, died at Gingiri Hospital, J.0s, on the 8th dayof December, 1957.

5, Veronica Daviss, alias Veronica KanayonpuIcsopa, alias Veronica Kanayonpu Icweze,

_ late employee of the United Africa Company_ Ltd., Kano, died at City Hospital, Kano, onthe 27th day. of September, 1957.

6. Youa James, late of Ikontu, Badagry Division,died at Ebute Ero Waterside, Lagos, on the17th day of May, 1958.

7. JoserH Azsoxr Omocspemi, late of UnitedAfrica Company of Nigeria Ltd5 died atAgenebode, on the 15th day of April,1958.

Datep at Lagos this 6th day ofOctober, 1960.M. N. Q. Sacog,

Federal Administrator-General

The Federal Administrator-General’s Office,18-24 Ikoyi Road, Lagos.

GM6/10

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Statistics Ordinance, Sections 8 and 14(No. 44 of 1957)

RETURN OF EMPLOYMENT AND EARNINGS. SEPTEMBER 1960

Notice is hereby given that all business establish-ments employing 10 or more persons are requiredto furnish by 30th November, 1960.a Return relatingto numbers employed and earnings as at the 30thSeptember, 1960 in the manner and detail calledfor on the prescribed Forms E.S. 21 and E.S..2iaandthe accompanying notes and instructions.

Forms and full instructions on the submissionof the Return are being distributed and employerswho.have not received them by 30th October, 1960.should apply to the nearest Labour Office.

MIL./D£/34/17 .



Customs and Excise Management Ordinance, 1958(No. 55 of 1958)

APPOINTMENT OF Deputy CHAIRMAN OF THEFeperaLt Boarp or CustromMs aAnp Excise

In exercise of the powers conferred by paragraph 5of the First Schedule to the Customs and ExciseManagement Ordinance 1958, the Governor-Generalhas appointed the person whose nameis set out in thesecond column of the schedule hereto to holdtemporarily the office set out against his name in thefirst column of the schedule hereto with effect fromthe twentieth day of September, 1960, during theappointment of the substantive Deputy"in the officeof Chairman,

. SCHEDULE

Deputy Chairman, FederalBoard of Customs andExcise Thomas Rylance

Government Notice 1927

Minerals Ordinance (Cap. 121)

Notice is hereby given that, under the provisionsof the above Ordinance, application (Resident'sMemo. No. PET./354/5 dated 18th June 1960(Zaria Province)) has been made by V. Roche toconstruct a leat on such land as may be required forthe conveyance of water from a point on an unnamedstream inside applicant’s EPL.8173, distant 180 feeton a bearingof 81° from CB.1ofapplicant’s ML.12684running in general SSE and SE directions for adistance of 2536 feet through EPL.8173, ML.12684and again through EPL.8173, terminating insideEPL.8173 distant 110 feet on a bearing of 42° fromLB of ML.12684, entering ML.12684 at a pointon line LM—CB.1 ofML.12684, distant 460 feet.on a bearing of 147’ 30° from CB.1 of ML.12684,situate in the Ninzam District of the Zaria Province,

. Mines Sheet Ref. No. DRE-HI/B.8 & 9 to the areaof Mt£,.12684 to. work which the Water Licence isrequired. »

Any objection to the grant ofthis Water Licenceshould be lodged with the Resident, Zaria.

M00010/Vol


Minerals Ordinance (Cap. 121)

Notice is hereby given that, under the provisionsof the .above Ordinance, application {Resident'sMemo. No. B15526/5 dated 25th April, 1960 (PlateauProvince)] has been made by the Tsayo MinesLimited to construct a leat on such Jand as may berequired for the convéyance of water from a point -on a dam on one ofthe tributaries of Eastern ShenRiver on open ground, distant 1000 feet on abearing of 340° 30’from CB3 of applicants’ A.M.L.14105, running in general South East and easterlydirections for a distance of 2,390 feet through openground and A.M.1L.14105, terminating at a pointon Eastern Shen River, distant 600 feet on a bearing

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of 273° 30’ from CB.2 of A.M.L. 14105; enteringA.M.L.14105 at a point distant 665 feet on a bearingof 356° 00’ from CB.3 of A.M.L. 14105 on lineCB3—L.M. of A.M.L.14105, situate in the:DuDistrict of the Plateau Province (Mines SheetRef. NRG—II/H.9) to the area of A.M.L.14105 towork which the Water Licence is required.

Any objection to the grant of thisWater Licenceshould:be lodged with the Resident, Plateau Province,

M00010/Vol. V


Minerals Regulations

PRICE OF COLUMBITE—PROVISIONAL ROYALTYIn exercise of the powers conferred by regulation

674 (3) of the Minerals Regulations, the Chief Inspec-tor of Mines hasfixed the price per unit of Columbitefor the purpose of computing provisional royalty at190 shillings per unit.

2. The rate of provisional royalty payable onexportations of columbite made during the period1st October to 3ist October, 1960 will, therefore,be-14s-9.6d per unit (¢.e..a minimum rate of royaltyof £48-2s-0d per ton.)

. 134/283/2


Minerals Regulations :i. Price oF THoRtuM OrES—PROVISIONAL ROYALTY

In exercise of the powers conferred by regulation67p (3) of the Minerals Regulations, the ChiefInspector of Mines has fixed the price per ton ofThorium ore for the purpose of computing provi-sional royalty at £70-0s-Od per ton.

2, The rate of provisional royalty payable onexportations of Thorium ore(i.e. Thorianite, Thoriteand Monazite) made during the period 1st Octoberto 31st October 1960 will, therefore, be £2-16s-0dper ton.

134/283/2

Government Notice No. 1931 —

Minerals RegulationsPrIcE OF TANTALITE—PROVISIONAL ROYALTY

In exercise of the powers conferred by regulation67G (2) of the Minerals Regulations, the ChiefInspector of Mines has fixed the price per ton ofTantalite for the purpose of computing provisionalroyalty at the amount shown in the column (1)below :—

(1) (2)per ton per ton

Low Grade Tantalite 800 80High Grade Tantalite 1,600 160

2. The rate of provisional royalty payable onexportations of Tantalite made during the period

’ Ist October to 31st October, 1960 will, therefore, beas shown in column (2) above.

134/283/2


Minerals RegulationsPrice or Zrrcon Ores—PRoOvISIONAL ROYALTY -

'. In exercise of the powers conferred by regulation67p (3) of the Minerals Regulations, the ChiefInspector of Mines has fixed the price per ton of

OFFICIAL GAZETTE ‘No. 64, Vol. 47.

Zircon ore for the purpose of computing provisionalroyalty at £60-0s-0d per tom. P eP :

2. The rate of provisional royalty payable onexportations of Zircon ore made during the periodist October to 31st October, 1960 will, therefore,be £2-8s-Od per ton. ~ :

134/283/2


Ministry oF COMMUNICATIONSPERMANENT CLOSURE OF ILE OLUJIPOSTAL AGENCY AND OPENING OF.

* ILE OLUJI SUB-POST OFFICE

It is notified for general information that ILzOxvyt Postal Agency was permanently closed on the31st August, 1960, and a Sub-Post Office opened onthe ist September, 1960.

2. All classes of Postal and telegraph business aretransacted.

3. The following entry should be made afterIkoLz on page 284 of the Post Office Guide 1959.

Name of Office Province Details ofService

Ine Oxuyt OnDo CBTA NT

4. The usual hours of attendancefor.Postal andacceptance of telegram business are observed. TheOffice will not open on Sundays and Public Holidays,

. 5, The circulation of mails is.to Ondo. .

J. A. Farrer,’ Director of Posis and Telegraphs

MCA/PT0008

GovernmentNotice No. 1934

Loss or Loca. PurcHasE ORDER

It has been reported by the Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Social Welfare and Co-operatives,Kaduna, that the Local Purchase Order No. 436546issued on the ist of April, 1958 in favour of theManager, K. Chellaram and Sons, Kaduna for thepurchase of two small carpets has been lost.

_ 2. The Local Purchase Order is hereby declaredcancelled.

3. Any person who comes in possession of it oris able to furnish any particulars relating to it shouldreport the facts to the nearest Police Station and tothis office. oo

J. E. Briscog,Accountant-General,Northern Region

53/4/Vol. 6 .


CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA

TREASURY BILLS

In accordance with section 31 of the Central' Bank of Nigeria Ordinance 1958, the Central Bankannounce that, until further notice, the rediscountrate on 91 day Treasury Bills is 54 per cent perannum.

. . _General ManagerCentral Bank of Nigeria,

26th September, 1960.

&

6th October, 1960 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1217

Government Notice No. 1936 :. Boarp or Customs ann Exctse, NIcERIA

NET REVENUE—AUGUST 1940 .

| | SepieeeDetails of Revenue Beinale Proportion NPreximate etPeriod Inerease Decrease

- April]Aug. Month of AprillAug. between (2) and (4) |1960 Aug. 1960 | 1960 .

@ (2) ~ (3) (4) (5)

Import DutiEs £ £ £ £ & £Unmanufactured Tobacco | 3,500,000 1,458,333 313,402 .| 1,369,086 . _ 89,247Manufactured 'Tobacco—Cigars . 5,500 2,292 684 2,592 300 _

Manufactured Tobacco—-Cigarettes 350,000 145,833 67,527 205,289 59,456 _

Manufactured Tobacco—Other 20,000 8,333 2,681 6,930 _-- 1,403Motor Spirit oe - . 4,500,000 1,875,000 355,626 1,598,827 —_ 276,173

Diese! Oil,. oe oe ne 1,600,000 666,667 171,831 731,784 65,117 . _

Beer, Wine and Spirits .. . * 3,950,000 1,645,833 459,144 1,720,606 74,773 _

General Import Revenue + 30,400,000 12,666,667 3,189,774 13,594,820 - 928,153 _

Tota, Import DUTIES : 44,325,500 18,468,958 4,540,669 29,229,924 1,127,799 366,823

Export DutiesBananas .. . . 285,000 118,750 17,510 112,733 _ 6,017

Sheanuts .. .. . . 25,000 10.417 — 20 — 10,397Rubber, Raw . 750,000 312,500 69,400 419,288 106,788 _

Rubber, Crepe oe. oe 600,000 250,000 61,956 355,793 |. 105,793 _

Rubber, Paste .. .. . 200 83 - 22 _ 61Timber .. os os . . 250,000 104,167 21,144 118,724 14,557 _

Cattle Hides wwe . 150,000 62,500 - 12,230 55,660 _ 6,840Goat Skins sg. . : - 200,000. _ 83,333 18,074 75,562 _ V,771

' Sheep Skins . .. ee oe oe ' 25,000 10.417 2,948 10,523 106 —

Cacoa o- . os es 5,850,000 2,437,500 201,337 2,188,386 _ 249,114

Groundnuts ve - oe «. 2,500,000 1,041,667 125,592 779,582 —_ 262,085Groundnut Oil .. 425,000 177,083 62,102 191,562 14,479 —Groundnut Meal and Cake . 150,000 62,500 9,839 44,861 _— 17,639

Benniseed.. . +e 95,000 39,583 30 13,975 — 25,608Cotton Lint oe . oe oe 500,000 208,333 68,850 385,489 177,156 —_

Cotton Seed . . . 75,000 31,250 15,540 86,824 55,574: —Palm Kernels . . 2,300,000 958,333 202,629 1,319,534 361,201 _Palm Kernel Oil... . - 200 33 —_ ~ — 83

Palm Kernel Meal and Cake: .. . 2,000 833 312 807 — 26

_ Palm Oil, Technical oe 180,000 75,000 17,402 93,815 18,815 _

. Palm Oil, Edible . os 950,000 395,833 116,471 610,558 214,725 —Reptile Skins... . x 12,000 4,167 914 4,922 735 —Animals, Birds and Reptiles . es 10,000 5,000 5,473 24,157 19,157 _

’ Toran Exporr Duties - 15,334,400 6,389,332 1,030,253 6,892,797 1,089,106 585,641

Excise DuTIEs

’ ‘Tobacco .. +. oe . « 4,300,000 1,791,667 333,481 1,629,023 —_ 162,644Beer... oe os . . 950,000 395.833 91,681 376,484 _ 19,349

Mineral Waters .. oe . : 400,000 166,667 20,971 125,670 _ 40,997

Sweets .. .- a . 75,000 31,250 3,417 12,247 _ 19,003 ,

‘TOTAL Excise Duties a +. 5,725,000 2,385,417 449,550 2,143,424 —_ 241,993

FEES, ETC. . .

Warehouse and Customs Fees .. os 100,000 41,667 5,292 28,279 —_ 13,388Overtime and Shipping Fees .. ws A 250 1,760 8,842 2,592 —

Penalties, Forfeitures and Seizures... 25,000 10,417 2,148 11,930 1,513 _

TOTAL FEES .. +. ee we 140,000 58,334 9,200 49,051 4,105 13,388

GRranp TOTAL... os we 65,524,900 1 27,302,041 6,049,672 28,315,206 1,221,010 1,207,845

INCREASE .. oe ne | 1,013,165

Notes.—1. Subject to adjustments prior to closing of accounts,

2. The Customs Import Duty paid in April to August 1960 on goods imported by parcelpostis not included.

Lagos, 17th August, 1960.410/17/68

S. G. Quryron,Chairman,

Board of Customs and Excise

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Ministry or Epucatlon .RECOGNISED POST-PRIMARY SCHOOLS

IN LAGOS

The following list of Post-primary schools inLagos is notified for public information. No otherPost-primary Schools in Lagos, ether than thoseconducted by the Federal Government, have beengiven permission to open.

Any further inquiries concerning these schoolsor other schools which claim to be post-primaryschools but which are not includedin this list shouldbe made to the Acting Chief Education Officer,

Lagos Education Office.

Thelist also indicates the type of instruction forwhich permission has been given, i.e, Modern,Commercial or Secondary.

Non-GOVERNMENTPosT-PRIMARYScuoots, 1960-

A. Girls’ Modern Schools

1. Lagos Anglican Girls’ School, Broad Street,Lagos.

2. African Church Princess School, Abule Oja, Yaba.

. St. Mary’s Convent, Broad: Street, Lagos.

. Clementina Ajigbeda Coker Memorial School;Idi-Oro.

. Ideal Girls’ School, Montgomery Road, Yaba.

. Oriel Girls’ School, Abule Nla Road, EbuteMetta. “ ,

. Girls’ Modern Academy, Keffi Street, Obalende,Lagos.

8. Mount Carmel Convent, Griffith Street, Ebute_ Metta. :

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B. Commercial Schools—-Assisted andRecognised by Government

1. Marywood Commercial College, Apapa Road(Girls).

2. United Christian Secondary Commercial School,Apapa (Boys).

C. Other Commercial Schools Permitted toEstablish but not cipproved in any other way

. Lagos City College, Yaba.

. National School of Commerce, Ebute Metta.

. Colony School of Commerce, Ebute Metta.

6. Lagos Clerical Training School, Surulere,. Metropolitan College of Commerce, Yaba.

. Western School of Commerce, Ebute Metta.

D. Secondary Schools Assisted and Recognisedfor West African School Certificate

; Boys

. St. Gregory’s College, Ikoyi, Lagos,

. C.M.S. Grammar School, Bariga Village.

. Methodist Boys’ High School, Broad Street,Lagos, :

4+. Baptist Academy, Mile Seven, Ikorodu Road.

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5. Methodist Girls’ High School, Yaba

OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 64, Vol. 47

on - Holy Child College, Obalende, Lagos. 2

7. Reagan Memorial Baptist Girls’ High School; ~Yaba. ae

8. Anglican Girls’ Secondary School, Surulere. .

E. Secondary Schools Assisted and PresentingCandidatesfor West African School Certificate

in 1960 under Special Regulations

1. Ahmadiyya Girls’ School, Surulere.

F. Secondary Schools Recognised and Approved, for Award of Secondary IV Certificate

1, St. Finbarr’s Grammar School, Akoka Village,Yaba(assisted) (Boys). -

2. National High School, E.B. (unaided) (Boys).

3. Our Lady of Apostles Secondary Girls’ School,Yaba (assisted) (Girls).

4, New Era Girls’ Secondary School, Surulere(assisted) (Girls).

G. Recognised Secondary Schools but not Approvedfor Award of Secondary IV and West African

School Certificate

1. Ansar-Ud-Deen Grammar School(assisted) (Boys). ;

2. Lagos City College, Yaba (unaided) (Mixed).

3. Christ High School, Ilubinrin, Lagos (unaided)(Boys).

4. Z.1.S. Secondary School, Yaba (unaided)(Boys). .

5. Ansar-Ud-Deen Girls’ High School, Surulere(Girls). .

Hi. Post-Primary Evening Institutionsfor whichPermission to open has been given but not

Approved in any other way

Surulere

1. Evening Institution for Professional Studies,

Surulere.

2. Lagos Centre for Higher Studies, Yaba.

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Tracoers’ Grape III CerriricaTee EXAMINATION 1952

SUPPLEMENTARY PASS LIST

Registered No. Name - Centre

_ Anumudu, Miss Martha KadunaER/A/53/4374 Ononiwu,Felix Umuahia

Emmanuel. ER/A/53/1740 Okwara, Eugene UmuahiaER/A/52/770 Okereke, Titus OrluER/A/53/4050 Nwachukwu, Fabian Umuahia

Amechi

FEO5003/S. 15


CorrIGENDUM

Page No. ‘1196” printed at the bottom of theOfficial Gazetié Extraordinary No. 63, Vol. 47 ofsopepeember, 1960 should be altered to read“4

6th October, 1960

Government Notice No. 1899 (2ndpublication)

Ministry OF ComMMUNICATIONS

TENDER

‘Tenders are invited by.the Director of Posts andTelegraphs for the conveyance of all mails by motortransport daily (except Sundays) in each directionbetween Okigwi and Afikpo Road, and such otherintermediate places on the route as may be nominated-by the Director for a period of two years from istJanuary, 1961, with theoption of extending for afurther period of one year.

2. Mails are required to be conveyed on such daysand at such times as may be appointed in writingfrom time to time by the Director or his officers.

3. The aversge volume and weight of mails to be- conveyed on each journey is at present :-—~

(a) Outwards—Okigwi to Afikpo Road 9 bags63 Ibs. -

93 F

‘4, Tenders should be enclosed in sealed envelopesmarked “Confidential—Tender for Mails PCE/°17/1]2” and forwarded by registered post to the“Territorial Controller (Postal Branch) Posts and‘Telegraphs Department, Enugu, to reach him bynmaon on the 15th November, 1960. ._

5.The Director of Posts and Tundertake to accept the lowest orany

@) Inwards.—Afikpo Road to Okigwi 12 bagsSe

phs does not

6. The Contractor will be required to accept thecondition concerning the paymentof“fair wages” asset out in the Appendix to GovernmentCircular No.57/1946 dated 30th August, 1946. A copy of theAppendix may be seen on application to the Post-master of any of the offices enroute.

7, Further information may be obtained onapplication to the Territorial Controller (PostalBranch), Posts and Telegraphs Department, Enugu.

J. A. Farrer,Director, Posts and Telegraphs

MCA/PT0008 ,

Government Notice No. 1900 (2ndpublication)NIGERIAN COLLEGE oF ‘TECHNOLOGY, ENucuU BraNcH

VACANCY. FOR LECTURER IN BOTANYApplications are invited from qualified men and

women for immediate appointment to the post ofLecTuRER or Sgenror Lecrurer in Borany vacant

_ by the appointment of the-prevyious holder to alectureship at University College, Ibadan. Appli-‘cants should be graduates with an honours degree"in Botany of recognised University.

Recently qualified graduates with a good quali-fication can be considered for the Lectureship,high qualifications and suitable experience wouldbe necessary for consideration for appointmentto asenior lectureship.

Salary scales : basic pensionable :— .Lecturer, £720-1,599 ~Senior Lecturer, Grade II, £1,314-1,656Senior Lecturer, Grade I, £2,020-2,224

Other termsanid conditions as in the Federal Govern~mentService, :

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

‘tions.

1219

Forms of application may be obtained on applica-tion to the Branch Principal, Nigerian College ofTechnology, Enugu to whom they should be returnedon completion. Closing date three weeks afterappearance of this advertisement.

G. BRAITHWAITE,Branch Principal

GP10/S.1


Universiry COLLEGE Hosprrat, IsaDAN

VACANCY FOR ELECTRO-MEDICALTECHNICIAN :

Applications are invited from suitably experiencedNigerianS for the above appointment. Candidatesmustbe able to undertake repairs of electro-medicalinstruments, diathermy,’ physiotherapy and E.C.G.apparatus, etc.

Salary scale—(Pensionable) £684 per annumrising to £1,314 per annum. Entry point into thesalary scale depends upon experience and qualifica-

The appointment will be on probation forthree years.

Conditions of service are generally similar tothose applying to officers in the Federal Government.Application forms may be obtained ‘from the HouseGovernor, to whom completed applications shouldbe sent. not later than 15th October, 1960.

MH1188/S. 8

Government Notice No. 1902 (2nd publication)

NIGERIAN CoLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGYEnvucu Brancu

VACANCY FOR HOSTEL WARDENApplications are invited for the post of Hoste:

‘WarDEN vacant by the promotion of the former -holder to the post of Domestic Superintendent.

The salary is on Federal Scale D3. Terms andconditions are those 6f the Federal GovernmentService, Duties ure to assist the Domestic Super-intendent in the managementof the Student Hostels,Dining Room, Kitchen and Laundry.

Applicants must be holders of a Cambridge orWest African School Certificate with credits inEnglish Language and at least three other subjects.Experience in a similar capacity in a school will bean advantage, although notessential. Age not less‘than 25,

Apply in your handwriting, giving full name andaddress, personal particulars, educational qualifica-tions, particulars of previous employment, not laterthan 5th October, 1960, to the Branch Principal,Nigerian College ofTechnology, Enugu. Applicantsalready in Government Service should apply throughtheir Head of Department.

G. BralTHWAITE,Branch Principal

GP10/S. 3

-1220 _ OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 64 Vol 47


Universtry Cottecr HospitaL, [papanDEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE

VACANCY FOR SENIOR HOUSEOFFICER/REGISTRAR

Applications are invited from fully registeredMedical Practitioners for the above posts. Candi-dates for appointment as Senior House Officershould normally have completed one year after full -registration and those for appointment as Registrarshould have held a Senior House Officer post andhave some post-registration experience in Medicine.

Salaries.—(i) Registrar, £1,452, £1,512 per annum(#) Senior House Officer £1,392 per annum.

The appointmentwill be for orie tour of 12 months,renewablein the case of a Registrar for a further tour.

Conditions of service are generally similar to thoseapplicable to contract Officers in the service of theFederal Government. Application forms may beobtained from the House Governor, UniversityCollege Hospital, private Mail Bag 5116, Ibadan, towhom completed applications should be sent notlater than 24th September, 1960. .

MH1188/S.8

Government Notice No, 1904 (2ndpublication)

FEDERATION OF NIGERIA

VACANCY FOR DEPUTY DIRECTOROF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment to the post of DeputyDirector of Public Prosecutions for the Federation ofNigeria.

Scale of salary—Group 5: £2,700.

Qualifications.—Applicants must either.

(a) be or have been a judge of a court havingunlimited jurisdiction in civil and criminal mattersin some part of the Commonwealth or a courthaving jurisdiction in appeals from any suchcourt ; or .

(b) be qualified to practise as an advocate ina court having unlimited jurisdiction in civiland criminal matters in somepart of the Common-wealth or a court having jurisdiction in appealsfrom any such court, and have been qualified fornot less thart ten years to practise as an advocateor solicitor in such a court.

In calculating the period during which an applicanthas been <jualified to practise as an advocate or .solicitor, any period which he has held judicial ©office after becoming so qualified shall be included.

Duties-—The holder of the office will assist’ anddeputise for the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Conditions of service-—Conditions of service willbe those applicable to the Federal Public. Service.The office will be pensionable.

Method of applicatton-—Applications from personsin the Government service should be submittedthrough their Heads of Departments and beaccom-panied by confidential reports. All applicationsshould be addressed to. the Secretary, FederalPublic Service Commission, Lagos, so as to reach.him not Iater than the 22nd of October, 1960.

FC2018/S. 13

Government Notice No. 1905 (2nd publication)

FEDERATION. OF NIGERIAVACANCY FOR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC

PROSECUTIONS |

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointmentto the post of DirectorofPublic Prosecutions forthe Federation of Nigeria. .

Scale of salary—Group 3A: £3,060.

Qualifications.—Applicants must either

(a) be or have been a judge of court having.. unlimited jurisdiction in civil and criminalmatters in some part of the Commonwealth or acourt having jurisdiction in appeals from any suchcourt; or *

:(6) be qualified to practise as an advocate in acourt havingunlimited jurisdiction in civil andcriminal matters in some part of the Common-wealth or a court having jurisdiction in appealsfrom any such court, and have been qualifiedfor not less than ten years to practise as an advo-cate or solicitor in such a court.

Incalculating the period during which an appli-cant has been qualified to practice as an advocateorsolicitor, any period during which he has heldjudicial office after becoming so qualified shall beincluded.

Duties—Theholder of the office will carry out thefunctions of Director of PublicProsecutions specifiedin the Constitution of the Federation of Nigeria; hewill exercise powers of supervision overall criminalprosecutions for offences against laws of the Federa-tion ; he will be in charge of the office of Director ofPublic Prosecutions.

Conditions of service-—The conditions of serviceshall be in accordance with the provisions of therelevant sections ofthe Constitution of the Federationof Nigeria. Other conditions will bethose applicableto the Federal Public Service. Theoffice will bepensionable. ,

Method of application—~-Applications from personsin the Government service should be submittedthrough their Heads of Departments and be accom-panied by confidential reports. All applicationsshould be addressed to the Secretary, FederalPublic Service Commission, Lagos, so as to reachhim not later than the 22nd of October, 1960.

FC2018/S.12

Government NoticeNo. 1940

’ Feperar Ministry or HEALTH(CuEemisTRY Division)

VACANCY FOR DEPUTY FEDERALGOVERNMENT CHEMIST

Applications are. invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment to the post of DeputyFederal Government Chemist in the FederalMinistry of Health.

Salary.—Group’ 8 plus 10 per cent contract—£2,040 per annum. .

Qualifications.—(a) Candidates should hold tst or2nd Class Honours degree in Chemistry or Associate-ship of Royal Institute of Chemistry. He shouldbe experiencétin the. Chemistry of water, foods anddrugs and in Forensit Chemistry.

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6th October, 1960 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 1221

Further qualifications. desired if possible.—

(b) Candidates should be experienced in spectro-- photometric and other instrumental’ methods ofanalysis and possess some administrative ability...

~ DutiesThe officer appointed will relieve théFederal Government Chemist while on leave.. Hewill give instruction to local subordinate staff inJaboratories and be responsible for general laboratorywork in all sections of the division, including shortterm investigations. .

Other conditions of service—(a) Appointment onprobation for Nigerians. Contract for Expatriates.

(b) Rent is payable at the rate of 84 per centof the" basic salary subject to amiximum of£150 per annum.

Method of application—Applications from candi-dates not in the Government Service should becompleted in duplicate on the prescribed form FC2which may be obtained from the Secretary of anyof the Regional Public Service Commission or of theFedéral Public Service Commission.

Applications should be addressed to the Secretary,Federal Public ‘Service Commission, Private MailBag No. 2586, Lagos so as to reach him notlaterthan 14th October, 1960.

Applications from candidates in the Goverrirtent. Service should be submitted through the Head oftheapplicant’s Department and Public Service Commis-sion concerned and be accompanied by copies ofConfidential Reports to reach the Secretary, FederalPublic Service Commission not later than the datespecified above.

FCA121

Governiment Notice No. 1941

’ Feperat Ministry. or. Heavra(Cuemistry Drviston)

2 VACANCY FOR FEDERALGOVERNMENT CHEMIST

_ Applications are invited from: suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment to the post of Federalprovernment Chemist in the Federal Ministry of

ealth. : .

Salary—Group 6 plus 10 per cent contractaddition, z.e., £2,748 per annum.

Qualifications.—Candidates should hold ist or -2nd Class Honours degree in Chemistry or Associate-ship of Royal Institute of Chemistry. He should

’“be well experienced in the chemistry of water, foodsor drugs and in Forensic Chemistry.

Duties—The officer appointed will. be at theHead of Chemistry Division of the Federal Ministryof Health. He will be in charge of administrationof the Division including overall supervision of staffand laboratories. He will undertake consultativework on chemical problems of Government andnon-Governmentconcerns.

Other conditions of service-—(i) Appointment onprobation for Nigerian candidates. Contract forExpatriates. -

(ii) Rent is payable at the rateof 85 per cent of thebasic ‘salary subject to a miximum of £150 perannum.,

Method of application—Applications from. candi-dates not in the Government service should becompleted in duplicate on the prescribed form FC2which may be obtained from the Secretary of any of

the Regional Public Service Commission or of theFederal Public Service Commission-=-- -

Application should be addressed to the Secretary,Federal Public Service Commission, Private MailBag No. 2586, Lagos, so as to reach him not laterthan 14th October 1960.

Applications from candidates in the Governmentservice should be submitted through the Head of theapplicant’s Departmentand Public Service Commis-sion concerned and be accompanied by copies ofConfidential Reports to reach the Secretary, FederalPublic Service Commission not later than the datespecified above.

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Government Notice No.1942

Feprerau MInIstry OF WorKS AND SURVEYS

VACANCIES. FOR ASSISTANT WORKSSUPERINTENDENTS (MECHANICAL)

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment as Assistant WorksSuperintendents (Mechanical) in theWorks Division ;of the Federal Ministry of Works and Surveys, towhich posts, the following conditions refer.

Scale ofsalary.—C (T) Training, 1, 2.—£330-396 ;£468-642 ; £684-855.

Qualifications.Candidates should have :—~

- (a) served a recognised five-year apprenticeshipand

(6) had at least two-year post-apprenticeship |experience.

The possession of a City and Guilds Certificate,and/or supervisory experience will be consideredan advantage. ce

Duties.—The successful candidates will be requiredto supervise mechanical works carried: out by directlabour, as. well as similar works carried out bycontract. :

Other conditions of service. —The post of AssistantWorks Superintendent (Mechanica!) is pensicnableand appointmentto it, in the case of a newentrantinto the Government service, will be on probationfor up to three years.

Method of application—Applications should beaddressed to the Permanent Secretary, FederalMinistry of Works and Surveys so as to reach himnot later than 8th November, 1960 and shouldcontain full details of the applicants’ qualificationsand experience.-

Applications from persons already in GovernmentService should be submitted through the applicants’Head, ofMinistry or Department, and be accompaniedby a Confidential Report on the new form Gen. 79.

FC1053/S. 4


FeperaL Ministry or EpucaTion

VACANCIES FOR ASSISTANT TECHNICAL: INSTRUCTORS-IN-TRAINING

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for appointment to the vacant posts ofAssistant Technical Instructors-in-Training at Yaba

_ Trade Centre,in the following trades :-—

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(2),Plumbing

(5) MotorBody Building

(€) Wood Machining

(@} Carpentry/Joinery

2. Scale of salary—C (T) Training—1, 2, £330,£363, £396; £468, £489, £510, £534, £561, £588,

— £615, 642 ; (£684, £711, £738, £822, £855.3. Qualifications-—Applicants must have served a

recognised apprenticeship, preferably at a Govern-ment Trade Centre, and have had subsequentsatisfactory industrial experience. They shouldalso have passed the appropriate IntermediateExamination of the City and Guilds Certificate‘and/or experience in a supervisory: capacity will beconsidered for appointment above the minimumpointofthe scale.

4. Method of application.—Applications statingage, full details of qualifications and subsequentindustrial experience, should be addressed to thePermanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Education,Lagos, soas to reach him notlater than 8th November,

60.

5. Applications from candidatesGevernment Service should be submitted through

_ the applicant’s Head of Department and be accom~panied by a Confidential Report on the ConfidentialReport Form.


MINISTRY OF MINES AND POWER

VACANCY FOR INSPECTORS OF MINES

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates to fill vacancies in the post of Inspectorof Mines in the Mines Division of the Ministry of

. Mines and Power. :

~ Stale of salary.—Scale A.—£804 ; £924-48-1,260 ;£1,314-54-1,58+, plus inducement addition whereapplicable. The point of entry will be determinedby previous professional experience.

Qualifications—A. recognised. degree or diplomain mining engineering plus hwo years post graduateexperience, : '

Duties—To carry out the guidance, control andinspection of Mines; the enforcement and obser-vance of the Minerals Ordinance and ancillarylegislation; the maintenance of official recordsrelating to the mining industry, and the preparation.oftechnical reports on mining.

Other conditions of service—(i) For Nigeriancandidates the post is pensionable, and appointmentwill be on probation for three years. Other candi-dates will be appointed on contractterms.

(i) An outfitallowance is payable onfirst appoint- ©ment only to: expatriate officers on salaries notexceeding £1,740.

(iit) When an officer is occupying Government- quarters, rent is payable at the rate of 84 per centofthe basic salary.

Method of - application.—Anplications should be .addressed to the Secretary, Federal Public ServiceCommission, Private Mail Bag No. 2586, Lagos, soas to reach him not later than the 14th November,1960. .

| OFFICIAL GAZETTE

' Division ofthe Ministry of Information.

already in

Applications from candidates not in Governnientservice should be completed in duplicate on theprescribed form which may be obtained from theSecretary of.the Federal Public Service Commissionor from any of the Regional Public Service Com-missions.

Applications from candidates in GovernmentService should be submitted through the applicant’sHead of Department to the Secretary of the PublicService Commission and be accompanied by threerecent Confidential Reports.


Ministry oF INrormation, EasTERN REGION

VACANCY FOR PRINCIPALINFORMATION OFFICER

Applications are invited for appointment| asPrincipal Information Officer in the Publicity

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Scale ofsalary.—Group 8 (Pensionable),—£1,500-1,560-1,620 -or a contract salary of £1,650-1,716,1,782. Inducement addition of £300 per annumwould be payable in addition to an expatriate whowould only be appointed on contract.

Qualifications—(a) A University degree plusat least six years’ suitable experience in publicitywork, journalism broadcasting or public relationwork3 : mo

(6) United Kingdom Diploma in Journalism(or equivalent qualification) plus ten years’ suitableinformation or publication experience, at least: sevenof which must be post-qualification experience; or

(c) In exceptional cases, consideration may begiven to a candidate who does not possess theacademic or professional qualifications mentionedabove but has attained a high standard of proficiencyin English, provided he has at least fifteen years’ .suitable experience in a senior position in an informa-tion or public relations organisation with experiencein the handling of modern publicity media. Candi-dates mustalso have ability to control staff. Journa-listic experience would be an advantage but is notessential. For expatriate candidates, overseas experi-ence, particularly in Africa, would be an advantage.

Duties-——Theofficer appointed will be responsiblefor Government publicity in Nigeria, liaison withoverseas publicity agents, the production of bookletsand. periodicals and in addition, will be required

- to devote considerable time to training staff in allaspects of information work.

Other conditions of service-—(i) Appointment oncontract will be for two tours of approximatelyeighteen monthseachin thefirst instance ;

(it) Rent is payable at the rate of 84 per cent ofbasic salary, subject toa maximum of £150 perannum when an officer is occupying quarters;Quarters with hard furnishings are provided forexpatriateofficers ;

' 6th October, 1960

(ii) Free first-class passages for officer and wifeand assisted passages for: children, or children’sseparate domicile allowance if children do not come —to Nigeria.

. Method of application—In Nigeria—Applicationsfrom candidates not in Government Service shouldbe completed in duplicate on the prescribed form.obtainable from the Secretary of any of the RegionalPublic Service Commissions or of the FederalPublic Service Commission. Applications fromcandidates in Government Service should besubmitted through the Head of the applicant’sDepartment and through the Secretary of the PublicService Commission concerned, and be accompanied


by certified true copies of confidential reports forthe last three years, containing special commentsthat may prove of value in assessing the candidate’ssuitability for the post applied for.

In the United Kingdom.—Applications should becompleted in quadruplicate on the prescribed formobtainable from the Office of the Commissioner forthe Eastern Region of Nigeria, Nigeria House,(Northumberland. Avenue, London, W.C.2.) Com-pleted application forms;should be forwarded to theSecretary; Public Serv ce Commission not laterthan 26thOctober, 1960.

FC1053/S. 2

—Government Notice No. 1946

BoaRDorCusToms AND EXCISESALE OF GOODS AT APAPA

Unless previously cleared, the following unclaimed goods Government Warehoused at APAPA may

be sold by public auction at the Government Warehouse, Apapa, on the Thursday succeeding the elapse of

one calendar month from the date of first publication of this notice, commencing at 9.30 am.

Date of Name of air- Number of

report craft or ship Marks and Nos. packages Description ofpackages

1-6-60 Meitoku Maru FV.1D/9D + 2 Cases Machinery

15-7-60 Merchant Prince. G. & S.E. ABA/037/1 vs 1 Case Photo Albums

15-7-60 Merchant Prince DWH. DNO & S Lagos 5710 .

© 4-200. -. . 1 Bundle Truck Parts

5-5-60. Lokoja Palm B. Benson & Sons Yaba Lagos 4 Packages Plastic Holloware

46-6-60 Taian Maru. Structure Ltd. 12a Bishop . .

Street, Lagos .. ~ ve 1 Case Advertising Materials

30-6-60 Tana Amusa Atanda & Son Ibadan - .

, - Lagos 4500 oe an 19 Cartons Razor

30-6-60 ‘Tiana . | SAIJLAGOS_ .- 1 Roll Flour Covering

21-2-60 Enugu Palm ’ G.B.O. BB! HG. 191 South , :

. via Apapa 69887 14 Cartons Matches

21-2-60 Normandiet. TEVIS. LAGOS1 1 Case Sundry Goods

21-2-60 Normandiet A.C.S. Lagos 459 33 Cases Window Glasses

21-2-60 Normandiet _ N.S.R.S. Lagos... .. ‘1 Carton Beer

21-2-60 “Merchant Prince D.W.H. DNO & S. Lagos 5710 i Bundle Truck Parts .

24-1-60 Caracas FAOPZinder 3446 .. 2 Cartons Sundry Goods

17-7-60 Glynafour O.S,H. Lagos oe 55 Bags White Rice.

13-3-60 Adquilea C.F.A.O. Fort Lamy PN 7. .

PB 10 ws te 1 Case Sundry Goods

13-3-60. Adquilea G.B.O. BC. South via Apapa .. 5 Cases ‘Tomatoes

13-3-60 Adquilea Azad 1802 Apapa 1298 & 1350 2 Cases‘I‘omatoes

13-3-60 Adquilea. CMR 1046/1736/11 Bangui 3.. 1 Case Sundry Goods

10-1-58 . Apapa ZarpissApapa

ss

-. oe 1 Carton Rubber

16-3-60 Katha/L OAKCL423 Lagos 1 | Case Sundry Goods

17-7-60 Glynafour FAOL, 65456-80 .. o- 1 Case Rubber Compound

17-7-60 - Glynafour | EPE 1/13 Lagos ..- -13 Packages Animal Food

17-7-60 Glynafour Mrs E. ‘Gregory c/o NRDC :

Kano via Lagos 2 Cases Personal Effects

17-7-60 Glynafour 0.S.A. Lagos . we 42 Double Bags White Rice-

27-10-59 Daru DGB. 102205. KMN Kano5564. NS 63/58 oe 1° . Case Sundry Goods

15-8-59 “Hercules SCKN. MG. 9G Fort Lamy :

86961 66 ee . 1 Case Sundry Goods

_10-6-60 Nyon. _ 27018 AERO Contractor, oe .

- Lagos a . “4 Case Sundry Goods

Unknown Unknown * LM. Kampala Mombasa 89- .

; 106 ..- -- 1 Case Sundry Goods

Unknown Unknown ES 3959 Douala 520 * 2 Cases Tomatoes

25-4-60 Oduduwa 87, 4a/608/8.10 .. Lae, 1 Case Sundry Goods

2-7-60 Altar - Getex Ltd. DCL/151 1 Lagos.. 1 Case Sundry Goods

Unknown Reina FMS.S.Bennedetto Del Toronto 1 Crate Sundry Goods

24-7-60 Giambattista OCMSLagos 1/10 o. 10 Cartons Medicines

18-7-60 ‘Turckheim FAOP. Zinder via Apapa 30646 15 Bales Cotton Goods

24-7-60 Giambattista Osuala: Lagos 1-15.. -» ~ -15 Cartons Medicines


Government Notice No. 1947 .

. BoarpD oF Customs AND Excise

SALE OF GOODS AT KANO

Unless previously cleared, the following unclaimed goods at Government Warehouse at MAIDUGURIwill be sold by public auction at Government Warehouse, Kano- Airport, on the Wednesday succeeding theelapse of one calendar month from the date offirst publication of this notice, commencing at 9 a.m.

Date of Name of air- Number ofveport craft or ship Marks and Nos. packages Description ofpackages30-6-59 OO-CBD - NIM NIN os a i Containing Sundry Household

7. Effects

30-6-59 OO-CBD NIM NIN > o. 1 Containing 1 Blanket Wearing. Apparel, 14 Small Tins Holy

. Water, 2 Caps —

30-6-59 OO-CBD NjM NIN -- a 1 Containing Wearing Apparel,' 1 Large Carpet, 1 Small

, Carpet, 1 round Cap30-6-59 Overland N/M NIN we oe 1 Mats

17-8-59 Lorry N/M NIN oe es 1 83 Pieces Each 10 Yds. HeavyWhite Shirting.

Government Natice No. 1948

Boarp of CusToMs AND EXcisE4 SALE OF GOODS AT- PORT HARCOURT

Unless previously cleared, the following unclaimed goods Government Warehoused at PORTHARCOURTwill be sold by public auction at Government Warehouse, Port Harcourt, on the Wednesday succeeding theelapse of one calendar month from the date offirst publication of this notice, commencingat 9 a.m.

Date of Namieof air- ‘ Number of ° - >veport craft or ship Marks and Nos. packages Description ofpackages

- 58-60 Taiyu Mara _W.MLL. Nice 1142/1145 12... i Carton Printed Paper Sacks11-9-60 Jalayi Kran U.T.C. P.H. PHHL 2426/1-2 :

. U.T.C. PH. PHH 1525/1-3.. 5 Wooden Cases Indian Brass _. . Locks

11-9-60 Jalayi Kran U.T.C, P.H. P.HHLL 2427/1-2U.T.C. P.H U.T.C. P.H.PHHL.1150/1 -. oe 3 Wooden Cases Brass Locks

18-8-60 Cardoba L. & Bros/A-6117. ABA/P.H :317 304 os +e Bales Second-hand Tarpaulin

9-8-60 Fernvalley N.N.T. P.H NIN,.. . .. 1 Crate Impregnating Salts

5-8-60 Tarkwa O0.C. E/MU/4979 P.H. 1/100 .. 96 Cartons Antiseptic Fluid

11-7-60 Badagry Palm THE QUAI. E. MISSIONABA OR C:M.via P.H. 1/2 2 Cases Operating Table and

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