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VOL: XXXIX Thursday 21st March, 2019 No. 19 ________________________________________________________________________

CONTENTS

PARLIAMENTARY NOTICE Statutory Instruments 3

GRANT THORNTON NOTICE

Advertisement of Intended Dividend – Stanford International Bank Limited Liquidation 3

ELECTORAL COMMISSION NOTICE No. 1 Barbuda Election – Rates of Pay-Person Nominated – Location of Polling Stations 3-7

ESTABLISHMENT NOTICE Vacant Position 7-12 FINANCIAL SERVICE REGULATORY COMMISSION NOTICE

Companies Incorporated 13-14

ELECTORAL COMMISSION NOTICE No. 2 Claims and Objections 14-19 MINISTRY OF HOUSING - TRIBUNAL NOTICE Appointment of Persons of the Appeals Tribunal 19-20 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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NOTICES No. 10

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Grant Thornton Notice

Advertisement of Intended Dividend

Stanford International Bank Limited – in Liquidation

Notice is hereby given that the Joint Liquidators intend to declare a second dividend of US$30 million to unsecured creditors.

This equates to approximately 0.6% of the total admitted claims in the liquidation.

The distribution will be paid by cheque and sent via post or courier to the most recent address details we have on file for

creditors.

Creditors only need to contact the Joint Liquidators if there has been a change to their address details. If your address has

changed please email [email protected] to update your details before 31 March 2019

For further updates in respect of the second distribution, please visit www.sibliquidation.com.

No distribution will be made to creditors who have previously been advised their distributions are being held back for any

reason.

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Dated this 14 March 2019

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Electoral Commission Notice

REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, CAP. 379

Statement of Persons Nominated

(Rule 14 Election Rules)

The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been and stand nominated in terms of the above Act

for the Election to the Barbuda Local Government Council on the 15th day of March, 2019.

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First Column Second Column Third Column Fourth Column

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Name, other names, Name of Proposer Electoral Names of Assentors Electoral Reason

description and address and Seconder Numbers Numbers of persons nominated ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

BEAZER, Kendra Beazer 86 Theodore Desuza 333 Calsey Educator , Barbuda DANIEL Karen Orford 845 Eldene Beazer 59 Hasketh Plumber Barbuda ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been nominated and no longer stand nominated for the reasons set out in the fourth column, all in terms of the said Act for the said Barbuda Local Government Elections. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________


Statement of Persons Nominated (Rule 14 Election Rules)

The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been and stand nominated in terms of the above Act for the Election to the Barbuda Local Government Council on the 15th day of March, 2019. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ First Column Second Column Third Column Fourth Column ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name, other names, Name of Proposer Electoral Names of Assentors Electoral Reason description and address and Seconder Numbers Numbers of persons nominated ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

DEAZLE, Sundavia Punter 901 Alaida Deazle 254 Sharima Student Barbuda FRANK Atkinson Beazer 37 Sharmelita Charles 203 Jacklyn Teacher Barbuda ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been nominated and no longer stand nominated for the reasons set out in the fourth column, all in terms of the said Act for the said Barbuda Local Government Elections. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________


Statement of Persons Nominated (Rule 14 Election Rules)

The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been and stand nominated in terms of the above Act for the Election to the Barbuda Local Government Council on the 15th day of March, 2019.


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First Column Second Column Third Column Fourth Column ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name, other names, Name of Proposer Electoral Names of Assentors Electoral Reason description and address and Seconder Numbers Numbers of persons nominated ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

GEORGE, Morvet De Suza 250 Grettella Burton 146 Kelcina Manager Barbuda LYNCH Blondell Deazle 255 Wesley Beazer 117 Relton Electrician Technician Barbuda ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been nominated and no longer stand nominated for the reasons set out in the fourth column, all in terms of the said Act for the said Barbuda Local Government Elections. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________




The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been and stand nominated in terms of the above Act for the Election to the Barbuda Local Government Council on the 15th day of March, 2019. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

First Column Second Column Third Column Fourth Column ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name, other names, Name of Proposer Electoral Names of Assentors Electoral Reason description and address and Seconder Numbers Numbers of persons nominated ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

NIBBS, Janice Welch 1140 Adrian Lee 724 Arthur Self Employed Barbuda THOMAS Dillion Harris 475 Alison Harris 464 Everette Teacher Barbuda ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been nominated and no longer stand nominated for the reasons set out in the fourth column, all in terms of the said Act for the said Barbuda Local Government Elections. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________




The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been and stand nominated in terms of the above

Act for the Election to the Barbuda Local Government Council on the 15th day of March, 2019.


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First Column Second Column Third Column Fourth Column

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Name, other names, Name of Proposer Electoral Names of Assentors Electoral Reason

description and address and Seconder Numbers Numbers

of persons nominated

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THOMAS, Devon Desouza 286 Lynton Thomas 1024

Freeston

Retired

Barbuda

THOMAS Burnette Thomas 978 John Thomas 1010

Primrose

Waitress

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The following persons whose particulars appear in the first column have been nominated and no longer stand nominated for

the reasons set out in the fourth column, all in terms of the said Act for the said Barbuda Local Government Elections.

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BARBUDA LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION

27TH MARCH, 2019

Location of Polling Stations

It is notified for general information that an election will take place on Wednesday 27th March, 2019, between the hours of 7.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m., to elect four (4) Members to the Barbuda Council as a result of the statutory rotation of members. Polling Stations will be located in the following places: Persons with surnames : AKBAR- FREEMAN Polling Station “A” Sir Mc Chesney George Secondary School Persons with surnames : GABBANI - MUSSINGTON Polling Station “B” Sir Mc Chesney George Secondary School Persons with surnames : NANTON -YEARWOOD Polling Station “C”

Sir Mc Chesney George Secondary School

Lorna Simon (Miss), Supervisor of Elections

18th March, 2019

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ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA

By the Supervisor of Elections

RATES OF PAY

Barbuda Council Election, March 2019


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Notice under Section 11 of the Barbuda Local Government Act, Cap. 44 concerning the appointment of Returning Officer, Presiding Officers, Poll Clerks and Tally Clerks and to provide for the amounts payable for their services in performance of such duties as may be assigned to them.

(1) Every Returning Officer in whose Constituency the election is uncontested shall be paid the sum of $1400.00 for his /her services in the performance of his/her duties as a Returning Officer.

(2) Every Returning Officer in whose Constituency the election is contested shall be paid the sum of $1400.00 for his/her services in the performance of his/her duties as a Returning Officer.

(3) Every Presiding Officer shall be paid the sum of $700.00 for his/her services in the performance of his/her duties

as a Poll Clerk. (4) Every Poll Clerk shall be paid the sum of $250.00 for his/her services in the performance of his/her duties as a

Poll Clerk.

(5) Every Tally Clerk shall be paid the sum of $100.00 for his/her services in the performance of his/her duties as a Tally Clerk.

(6) Every Messenger shall be paid the sum of $50.00 for his/her services in the performance of his/her duties as a

Messenger.

(7) For rental of premises, a sum (not exceeding $100.00) shall be paid for such rental.

TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE

A Presiding Officer shall be paid the amount of $250.00 for rural areas and the amount of $200.00 for urban and suburban areas Lorna Simon (Miss), Supervisor of’ Elections 28th February, 2019

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Establishment Notice

Vacant Position of Director

National Office of Disaster Services

The attached is forwarded for circulation among qualified persons within the Service to fill the vacant position of

Director, National Office of Disaster Services. 2. Interested persons may apply in writing through their respective Ministries to:- The Chief Establishment Officer Establishment Department Old Parham Road St. John’s Antigua 3. The deadline for receipt of applications is 8th April, 2019. Ms. Francia Sheppard,

Chief Establishment Officer (Ag.) MJ/fs

Post: Director, National Office of Disaster Services


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Grade: A (miscellaneous)

Salary: $67,200.00 per annum

Allowance: Duty Allowance at the rate of $12,000.00 per annum

Entertainment Allowance at the rate of $3,600.00 per annum

Travelling Allowance at the rate of $7,752.00 per annum

Specifications: Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

2.1 Strong knowledge of Disaster, Environmental Management and its

international and regional frameworks

2.2 Knowledge of the CDM Strategy and Framework

2.3 Knowledge of specifics that separate preparedness, recovery,

response and mitigation

2.4 Proposal writing, report writing, data acquisition and analysis skills

2.5 Excellent planning and organizational skills

2.6 Critical thinking and problem-solving skills

2.7 Flexibility and adaptability

2.8 Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment

2.9 Demonstrate team leadership skills

2.10 Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

2.11 Excellent negotiation, diplomacy and advocacy skills

2.12 Proficiency in relevant ICT applications

2.13 Appreciation of and for workplace diversity

2.14 Knowledge of project management would be an asset

Qualifications: 1.1 A master’s degree in disaster or the environmental sciences Experience: 1.2 Seven to ten (7-10) years practical experience in Disaster

Management or Environmental Management. 1.3 Basic certification in Computer Science 1.4 Seven (7) years in Public Administration at the management level 1.5 Good negotiation skills 1.6 Demonstrated working knowledge of the Caribbean disaster

management system 1.7 Must have an understanding of the Treaty establishing the Caribbean

Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA)

1.8 Working knowledge of the concept of prepare for, respond to, recover

from and mitigate against


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Responsibilities: 1. Provide advice to the Honorable Prime Minister on matters relating

to disaster risk management.

2. Review and assess the various programs and activities of the

Government which have an impact on disaster risk management in

Antigua and Barbuda.

3. Make recommendations to the Minister and Prime Minister on the

effect, activities and programs which have or are likely to have an

impact on disaster risk management.

4. Develop and recommend to the Disaster Management Council (the

Council) national policies to foster and promote disaster risk

management.

5. Collaborate with departments of government, statutory bodies and

non-governmental agencies, including climate change and gender

entities.

6. Conduct and participate in programs to carry out investigations,

studies surveys, research and analysis relating to ecological systems and environmental

quality.

7. Define changes in the natural environment and in particular those

changes likely to impact the occurrence of disasters in Antigua and

Barbuda.

8. Participate in programs to analyze and interpret information gathered

under the disaster management legislation for the purpose of

determining whether such conditions and trends are interfering or are

likely to interfere, with the achievement of disaster risk management,

and to participate in programs to prepare and review disaster risk

assessments.

9. Conduct public information and education programs on disaster risk

management.

10. Liaise with individuals and organizations inside and outside of

Antigua and Barbuda for the purpose of exchanging information and

facilitating the harmonization of the policies relating to disaster risk

management of such individuals and organizations with those of the

Government of Antigua and Barbuda.

11. Consult with the Council in the preparation of the Comprehensive

Disaster Management Plan.

12. Provide technical advice to facilitate the development of regulations

relating to disaster risk management in Antigua and Barbuda.

13. Require/Request any ministry, department of government or statutory

body to make available to the NODS such publicly owned vehicles,

plant, equipment or personnel as are available for the purposes of

response, rescue and relief. 14. Establish and maintain disaster risk management including

mechanisms for the exchange of information to inform policy formulation, plans and decision-making within other sectors.


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15. Compile and submit reports on damage assessments to the Honorable Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda.

16. Perform such other related functions as may be provided for under

Antigua and Barbuda’s Disaster Management Act or as may be determined by Permanent Secretary, the Minister and or the Honorable Prime Minister.

17. In the exercise of his or her functions, the Director shall, at all times, seek to improve coordination and collaboration between community disaster organizations and other research or data partners, inter alia, climate change entities, for undertaking disaster risk management.

18. The Director shall use standardized, holistic and gender-sensitive

community methodologies for natural and anthropogenic hazard identification and mapping vulnerability and risk assessments recovery procedures developed and applied in selected communities.

Further details and appropriate application forms may also be obtained from the Establishment Department. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Notice

Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the position of

Director, National Office of Disaster Services Post: Director, National Office of Disaster Services Grade: A (miscellaneous) Salary: $67,200.00 per annum Allowance: Duty Allowance at the rate of $12,000.00 per annum Entertainment Allowance at the rate of $3,600.00 per annum Travelling Allowance at the rate of $7,752.00 per annum Specifications: Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 2.1 Strong knowledge of Disaster, Environmental Management and its

international and regional frameworks

2.2 Knowledge of the CDM Strategy and Framework 2.3 Knowledge of specifics that separate preparedness, recovery,

response and mitigation 2.4 Proposal writing, report writing, data acquisition and analysis skills 2.5 Excellent planning and organizational skills 2.6 Critical thinking and problem-solving skills 2.7 Flexibility and adaptability 2.8 Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment 2.9 Demonstrate team leadership skills

2.10 Excellent interpersonal and communication skills


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2.11 Excellent negotiation, diplomacy and advocacy skills

2.12 Proficiency in relevant ICT applications

2.13 Appreciation of and for workplace diversity

2.14 Knowledge of project management would be an asset

Qualifications: 1.1 A master’s degree in disaster or the environmental sciences Experience: 1.2 Seven to ten (7 -10) years’ practical experience in Disaster

Management or Environmental Management. 1.3 Basic certification in Computer Science 1.4 Seven (7) years in Public Administration at the management level 1.5 Good negotiation skills 1.6 Demonstrated working knowledge of the Caribbean disaster

management system

1.7 Must have an understanding of the Treaty establishing the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA)

1.8 Working knowledge of the concept of prepare for, respond to, recover

from and mitigate against Responsibilities: 1. Provide advice to the Honorable Prime Minister on matters relating

to disaster risk management. 2. Review and assess the various programs and activities of the

Government which have an impact on disaster risk management in Antigua and Barbuda.

3. Make recommendations to the Minister and Prime Minister on the

effect, activities and programs which have or are likely to have an impact on disaster risk management.

4. Develop and recommend to the Disaster Management Council (the

Council) national policies to foster and promote disaster risk management.

5. Collaborate with departments of government, statutory bodies and non-governmental agencies, including climate change and gender entities.

6. Conduct and participate in programs to carry out investigations,

studies surveys, research and analysis relating to ecological systems and environmental

quality.

7. Define changes in the natural environment and in particular those

changes likely to impact the occurrence of disasters in Antigua and

Barbuda.

8. Participate in programs to analyze and interpret information gathered

under the disaster management legislation for the purpose of

determining whether such conditions and trends are interfering or are

likely to interfere, with the achievement of disaster risk management,


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and to participate in programs to prepare and review disaster risk

assessments.

9. Conduct public information and education programs on disaster risk

management.

10. Liaise with individuals and organizations inside and outside of

Antigua and Barbuda for the purpose of exchanging information and

facilitating the harmonization of the policies relating to disaster risk

management of such individuals and organizations with those of the

Government of Antigua and Barbuda.

11. Consult with the Council in the preparation of the Comprehensive

Disaster Management Plan.

12. Provide technical advice to facilitate the development of regulations

relating to disaster risk management in Antigua and Barbuda.

13. Require/Request any ministry, department of government or statutory

body to make available to the NODS such publicly owned vehicles,

plant, equipment or personnel as are available for the purposes of

response, rescue and relief.

14. Establish and maintain disaster risk management including

mechanisms for the exchange of information to inform policy

formulation, plans and decision-making within other sectors.

15. Compile and submit reports on damage assessments to the

Honorable Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda.

16. Perform such other related functions as may be provided for under

Antigua and Barbuda’s Disaster Management Act or as may be

determined by Permanent Secretary, the Minister and or the

Honorable Prime Minister.

17. In the exercise of his or her functions, the Director shall, at all times,

seek to improve coordination and collaboration between community

disaster organizations and other research or data partners, inter alia,

climate change entities, for undertaking disaster risk management.

18. The Director shall use standardized, holistic and gender-sensitive

community methodologies for natural and anthropogenic hazard

identification and mapping vulnerability and risk assessments

recovery procedures developed and applied in selected communities.

The deadline for receipt of application is 8th April, 2019 and applications should be sent to:-

The Chief Establishment Officer

Establishment Department

Old Parham Road

St. John’s

Antigua


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Financial Services Regulatory Commission

A. Pursuant to Section 9 of the International Business Corporations Act, Cap. 222 of the Revised Laws of Antigua and Barbuda, notice is hereby given that the below-mentioned companies were incorporated in the month of February 2019.

Name of IBC Name of Corporate Service Provider

Incorporation Date

1. First Deltagas Shipping Company Limited CMT Corporate Services Limited 02/04/2019

2. First Etagas Shipping Company Limited CMT Corporate Services Limited 02/04/2019

3. Softsound Media Inc. Fitzgerald Management & Trust Services Inc. 02/05/2019

4. Alma-A55 Ltd AIT Management Services (2001) Ltd 02/07/2019

5. Softwhale Holdings Limited Fitzgerald Management & Trust Services Inc. 02/15/2019

6. Titree Holdings Ltd Fitzgerald Management & Trust Services Inc. 02/20/2019

7. Item Consulting Ltd Marian Barbara Hesse 02/25/2019

8. FL Shipping Ltd CMT Corporate Services Limited 02/27/2019

B. Pursuant to Section 335(6) of the International Business Corporation Act Cap. 222 of the Revised Laws of Antigua and

Barbuda, notice is hereby given that the below-mentioned companies were re-instated.

IBC

number

Name of IBC Name of Corporate Service Provider Date Re-

instated

1. 16148 Gerda Shipping Ltd. CMT Corporate Services Limited 02/20/2019

2. 16526 Pakaraima Inc. AIT Management Services (2001) Ltd. 02/27/2019

3. 16528 Coolgardie Inc. AIT Management Services (2001) Ltd. 02/27/2019

4. 10964 Zodiac Investments Ltd. Offshore Company Services Limited 02/28/2019

5. 16612 Eigne Holdings Ltd. Corporate & Trust Services (Caribbean) Limited 02/28/2019

6. 12279 Tobac Incorporated Corporate & Trust Services (Caribbean) Limited 02/28/2019

7. 13102 Rainbow Enterprises Ltd. AIT Management Services (2001) Ltd. 02/27/2019

C. Pursuant to Section 292 of the International Business Corporation Act, Cap. 222 of the Revised Laws of Antigua and

Barbuda, notice is hereby given that the below-named companies were dissolved.

IBC

Number Name of IBC Name of Corporate Service Provider

Date

Dissolved

1. 15904 HHL New York Shipping Limited CMT Corporate Services Limited 02/14/2019

2. 16020 HHL Congo Shipping Ltd. CMT Corporate Services Limited 02/14/2019

3. 16117 North Sea Pioneer Shipping Co. Ltd. Nautical Management Services Limited 02/05/2019

D. Pursuant to Section 161(1) (a) of the International Business Corporations Act, Cap. 222 of the revised Laws of Antigua

and Barbuda, notice is hereby given of the following name change.

IBC

No.

Name of Company Changed to

Service Provider Date of Change

1

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E. Pursuant to Section 335 (1) (a) of the International Business Corporation Act, Cap. 222 of the Revised Laws of Antigua

and Barbuda, notice is hereby given that the following companies have been struck from the register.

IBC

Number Name of IBC Name of Corporate Service Provider Struck Date

1. 14259 Aidan Company Ltd. ABI Trust (Antigua) Ltd. 03/15/2019


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IBC

Number Name of IBC Name of Corporate Service Provider Struck Date

2. 17013 Estrella Management Services Ltd. AIT Management Services (2001) Ltd. 03/15/2019

3. 16878 Monspace Ltd APN Corporate and Management Services Ltd. 03/15/2019

4. 14553 Northeastern Star Shipping company

Limited

CMT Corporate Services Limited 03/15/2019

5. 14851 Tonbridge Castle Shipping Company

Limited.


6. 14850 Warwick Castle Shipping Company

Limited


7. 14852 Stirling Castle Shipping Company

Limited


8. 14874 MV “PAGANINI” Shipping

Company Limited


9. 15170 Arundel Castle Shipping Company

Limited


10. 15927 MV Tammo Shipping Company

Limited


11. 16171 MPDHH Company Limited CMT Corporate Services Limited 03/15/2019

12. 16173 H & P Navigation Company Limited CMT Corporate Services Limited 03/15/2019

13. 16871 Rescator 55 Limited CMT Corporate Services Limited 03/15/2019

14. 16881 Tonga Shipping Company Ltd. CMT Corporate Services Limited 03/15/2019

15. 16880 Tuvalu Shipping Company Ltd. CMT Corporate Services Limited 03/15/2019

16. 16760 Noirep Trading Ltd. Company Management (Antigua) Ltd. 03/15/2019

17. 15732 Rakeback Ltd. Corporate & Trust Services Caribbean Ltd. 03/15/2019

18. 16758 Beau Fixe Ltd. Corporate & Trust Services Caribbean Ltd. 03/15/2019

19. 16764 Ansbacher South Limited Corporate & Trust Services Caribbean Ltd. 03/15/2019

20. 16874 Wanderlust Solutions Limited Nautical Management Services Limited 03/15/2019

21. 17016 International Gaming Consulting Inc. O.S. Limited 03/15/2019

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ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA


In accordance with the provision of the Representation of the People Act CAP 379, it is notified for general information that copies of the List of persons who have applied to be registered as Electors during the period 1st-28th January, 2019 have been posted in the respective Constituencies of Antigua and Barbuda and at the Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission, Queen Elizabeth Highway. Claims and Objections should be filed with each Registration Officer on or before April 1st, 2019 on a form which can be obtained from him/her. Particulars where Lists are posted and location of the Registration Officers are as follows: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Constituency Office Location and/ Places where lists or Residence/Names are displayed ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. St. John’s City West Villa Primary School Villa Brownie’s Bakery St. John’s Street, Antigua Workers Ms. Sally Ann Browne Union Hall Newgate Street, R & B Best Buy; Leaze’s Registration Officer Superette, Amy Byers Street, Percival Gas Station, Fort Road.


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2. St. John’s City East Peace Corps Building Spring Gardens, Brodie’s Shop; ALP St. John’s City Factory Road East Branch; Mrs. Anthony’s Shop; Silver Streak Mr. Dave Browne Bakery; UPP St. John’s City East Branch. Registration Officer 4. St. John’s Rural West Multipurpose Centre Perry Bay Highway Pub Five Islands; Exhibition & Cultural Ms. Veronica Joseph Centre; Greenbay Police Station; ABLP Branch Office Registration Officer Federation Rd.; UPP Branch Office Perry Bay. 5. St. John’s Rural South Noel Nyah Roberts Sports Complex Health Care All Saints Road, Carmen’s Retail Shop Joseph Lane Ottos New Town, Noel Nyah Roberts Complex Ms. Nicole Christian Dagan’s Bakery Baxter Street Registration Officer 6. St. John’s Rural East Chaia Building (Local Government Christo’s Supermarket; Office) Cross Street Ragens (Rawlins) Supermarket; Ms. Valerie Gonsalves-Barreiro Wheels Supermarket. Registration Officer 7. St. John’s Rural North Peace Corps Building First Choice Supermarket Anchorage Road; Kareem’s Factory Road Supermarket Yorks; Cedar Grove Primary School; Ms. Jeff Michael North Shore Supermarket; Coolidge Police Station. Registration Officer 8. St. Mary’s North Molyneaux Building Jennings Clinic; Bendals Clinic; Browne’s Avenue Golden Grove Clinic, Simon Shop Golden Grove Main Road. Mrs. Mitzi Crawford Registration Officer

9. St. Mary’s South Bolans Primary School Johnson’s Point Clinic, Ms. Agatha McKay’s Shop Bolans Urlings, Aunt Mem’s Supermarket, Bolans. Ms. Anika Anthony Registration Officer 10. All Saints East & Former Community Access Centre Cole’s Supermarket All Saints; P.J. Supermarket St. Luke All Saints Swetes; A.J. Superette Swetes; Carty’s Shop John Ms. Jose Samuel Hughes; Ponds View Superette Old Road; Money Registration Officer Barber Shop Old Road. 11. All Saints West Former Community Access Centre All Saints Police Station, Verdella’s Shop Buckleys; All Saints R& B Best Price Supermarket Herberts & All Saints Mrs. Janet Proctor Road; Risk Takers Supermarket Freemansville; Registration Officer Country Samuel Shop Seaview Farm. 12. St. George Potters Primary School C & J Supermarket New Winthropes, New Winthropes, Potters School, Judges Hill, Ms. Adie’s Shop Pigotts; 4D’s Ms. Teneca George Groceries Pigotts; Richardson Supermarket Potters; Registration Officer D’s Superette/Sassy Wholesale Potters Main Road; Jay & Jen Superette Potters; Cedar Valley Mini Mart Plus 14. St. Philip North Willikies Main Rd. Ruth Shop Seaton; Willikies Police Station Willikies Willikies Clinic; Newfield Clinic. Ms. Tracelyn Henderickson Registration Officer 16. St. Paul Former Craft Shop, Horsford Hill Liberta Police Station, Dockyard Police Station Ms. Althea Francis Spencer’s Supermarket, Liberta Registration Officer Bailey’s Supermarket, Falmouth.


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17. Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda Electoral ABEC Headquarters Queen Elizabeth Highway;

Commission Fisheries Complex; Cerene Bakery;

Queen Elizabeth Highway The Council Office.

Mr. Mulvane George Registration Officer

Supervisor of Elections, Electoral Commission. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S CITY WEST Constituency

Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379 Registration Regulations

(Regulation 15)

NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s City West constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Sally Ann Browne, Registration Officer,

for the said Constituency. ______________________________________________

FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections

For the ST. JOHN’S CITY EAST Constituency

Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379

Registration Regulations (Regulation 15)

NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th

March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s City East constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019.

NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Mr. Dave Browne, Registration Officer,


FORM 5


For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL WEST Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379


NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s Rural West constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be

heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration

Officer any written representations that he may wish to

make.

Ms. Joycelyn Peters,

Ag Registration Officer,

for the said Constituency.


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FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL SOUTH Constituency


(Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s Rural South constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Nicole Christian, Registration Officer,


FORM 5


For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL EAST Constituency


Registration Regulations

(Regulation 15)

NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections

with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th

March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for

the St. John’s Rural East constituency commencing on the

8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

and ending on the 1st April, 2019.

NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim

the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an

objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on

the hearing of either any other person who appears to the

Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to

appear and be heard either in person or by any other person

on his/her behalf or by counsel.

NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be



make

Ms. Valerie Gonsalves-Barreiro, Registration Officer,


FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL NORTH Constituency


(Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections



the St. John’s Rural North constituency commencing on

the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4

p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Jeff Michael, Registration Officer,


FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. MARY’S NORTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379


NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Mary’s North constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Mr. Ralph Henry, Registration Officer,



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FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the MARY’S SOUTH Constituency


(Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Mary’s South constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Anika Anthony, Registration Officer,


FORM 5


For the ALL SAINTS EAST & ST. LUKE Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379


NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the All Saints & St. Luke constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Judith Phillip, Registration Officer,


FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ALL SAINTS WEST Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379





the All Saints West constituency commencing on the 8th

March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and

ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. José Samuel, Registration Officer,


FORM 5


For the ST. GEORGE Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379


NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. St George constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Teneca George, Registration Officer,



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FORM 5

Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. PHILIP NORTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap. 379


NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 7th March, 2019 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Philip North constituency commencing on the 8th March, 2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 1st April, 2019. NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel. NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Nesta Baltimore, Registration Officer,


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For the ST. PAUL Constituency



(Regulation 15)




the St. Paul constituency commencing on the 8th March,

2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on

the 1st April, 2019.

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NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the

person making the claim, and on the hearing of an






NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and

be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration


make.

Ms. Althea Francis, Ag. Registration Officer,


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FORM 5


For the BARBUDA Constituency



(Regulation 15)




the Barbuda constituency commencing on the 8th March,

2019 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on

the 1st April, 2019.

NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim

the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an






NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be



make

Ms. Mulvane George, Registration Officer,

for the said Constituency

Supervisor of Elections, Electoral Commission.

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Ministry of Housing, Tribunal Notice

APPEALS TRIBUNAL OF THE DEVELOPMENT CONTROL AUTHORITY By virtue of the power and authority vested in me as Minister of Housing, Lands and Urban Renewal under PART IX – APPEALS 68. (2) (a) of the Physical Planning Act 2003 and all powers and authorities thereto enabling, I do hereby


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appoint the undermentioned persons to serve as members of the Appeals Tribunal of the Development Control Authority for a period of two (2) years with effect from 1st January, 2019 to 31st December, 2020

Ms. Kivinee Knight-Edwards Chairperson

Ms. Patricia Alexander Member

Mr. Henderson Simon Member

Mr. E. Griffith Joseph Member

Mr. Jaliko Bird Member

Ms. Sharleen Royer Recording Secretary

Given under my hand the 20th February, 2019.

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