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undergoing construction, locatedin the West Landivar Area ofBelize City. Belize City police reportedlyresponded to the report, shortlybefore midnight on Saturday,October 16, and upon enteringthe Stuart’s home they found thebloody scene with the lifelessbody of Richard and Maria,laying face upward on thesecond floor of their home. Earlier that Saturday night,Richard and Maria left home

SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Cayo District, Thursday,October 21, 2010: Jermaine Palacio hasresurfaced, this time in SanIgnacio Town but not with PCJermaine Mangar as hisalleged partner in crime butinstead with another policeman,this time around it’s one PCHolly Vasquez, a 21 yearold constable attached tothe Joint Intelligence Unitheadquartered in Belmopan. Swift action on the part ofSan Ignacio Police led to thearrest, within a few hours, of

PC Holly Vasquez, 21three persons involved in therobbery at Chuc’s Service

Station located on the BulletTree Road in San Ignacio Town.

Jermaine Palacio, 25

Maria Iliana Fernandez-StuartSunrise: May 23rd, 1967

Richard Anthony StuartSunrise: Jan. 9th, 1967

Edward Torres, 34 Reports reaching us indicate

Sunset: October 17th, 2010

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SANTA ELENA TOWN, CayoDistrict, Friday, October 22,2010: It with a sense of profoundsadness that we record the tragicpassing of a professionalBelizean couple, Attorney,Richard Anthony Stuart, 43and Certified Public Accountant(CPA)/Forensic Auditor, MariaIliana Fernandez-Stuart, 43. Richard and Maria werebrutally stabbed to death, asmuch as 25 times each, insidetheir 3-storey home, still

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dollars in cash, believed to beproceeds from the robbery. The suspect, later identifiedas Jermaine Palacio, 25, whogave his address as #52 CastleStreet, Belize City, was foundhiding under some plantainleaves in a yard on CollinsBoulevard in San Ignacio Town,where he was reportedlywaiting for the prearrangedget away ride. In begging the police not toshoot him as, according tohim, he is related to AssistantCommissioner of Police DavidHenderson, Palacio agreed tocooperate with the police byproceeding with the call for theget away vehicle, which, notsuspecting the police presence,arrived shortly thereafterresulting in the arrest of anadditional two persons one ofwhom was identified as HollyVasquez, 21, Belizean policeconstable, of #1 Awe Street, SanIgnacio, attached to the policeJoint Intelligence CoordinationCenter (JICC) in Belmopan andEdward Glenford Torres, 34,Belizean electrician, of a KontikiExtension address in SanIgnacio Town. If the name Jermaine Palacioand his involvement with apoliceman in robbery soundsfamiliar, that is because this isthe same Jermaine Palacio whowas detained for allegedlyinvolved with Detective Police

Constable Jermaine Mangarin the plan to rob Chon SaanPalace in Belize City on April7, 2010. Following the arrest of thethree suspects on Sunday,Palacio and Torres remained inthe San Ignacio Police holdingcell for four days until,Thursday, October 21 when,again in the absence of aMagistrate in San Ignacio, theywere transported to BenqueViejo Town for arraignment.However, from the moment hewas detained on Sunday, PCVasquez began complaining ofpain from a in-growing toe nailand as such he spent most ofthe time under guard at theBelmopan Hospital until hewas discharged on Wednesdayto join Palacio and Torresin the appearance beforeMagistrate Albert Hoare inBenque Viejo Town where allthree were jointly charged forConspiracy to Commit Robbery. Palacio faced five additionalcharges being three counts ofrobbery, one count of keeping aunlicensed firearm for the black941F Jerico brand 9 mm pistolwith serial number 153182found in his possession, and onecount of keeping unlicensedammunition for the 10 rounds oflive hollow point 9 millimeterbullets found in the magazine. While the magistrate is

prohibited from granting bail infirearm related offences, Palaciobeing remanded to prison wasimminent. However since thosecharged with conspiracy to com-mit robbery could be grantedbail, Prosecutor GeorgeGomez immediately objected tothe granting of bail to PC

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that at around 8:30 on themorning of Sunday, October 17a lone, tall, male person of darkcomplexion, wearing a blackT-shirt, a black 3/4 jeans pantsand a red head band, firstappeared at the gas station witha plastic bottle. He reportedlyapproached the gas attendant,Vini Avella, 19, and said “Iforget what kind of gas thesepeople want”. He then got ona cellular telephone as ifspeaking to someone on theother end and walked away. Hereturned about 5 minutes laterwith the same plastic bottle andordered five dollars worth ofdiesel. Just as Avella was preparing toserve him, the man reached intothe right side of his pants waistand came up with a black pistol.He proceeded to pull back theslide thereby loading a bulletfrom the magazine into thebarrel and pointed the loadedgun to Avella’s abdomenordering him to give up all themoney he had. He also pointedthe gun to the next attendant,Daniel Montejo, 20, andlikewise ordered him to handover the money in his posses-sion. Fearing for their livesAvella and Montejo handed overa combined total $679 in cash. The assailant also tookpossession of Montejo’s blackMotorola cellular telephone aswell as a red Samsung cellulartelephone and a blue I-Pod fromAvella after which he hopped onAvella’s pink mountain climberbicycle and escaped. Police sprang into action andit was not long before theycaught up with the suspect, stillarmed and in possession of thetwo reported stolen cellulartelephones and the pink ladiesmountain climber bicycle aswell as almost five hundred

Vasquez and Edward Torres onthe grounds of the prevalence ofthe crime. The prosector’s objection wasupheld and all three accusedpersons were remanded toprison. An interesting aspect of theremand however is that whilethe setting of the next court dateis totally at the discretion of theMagistrate, persons facing thesecharges are normally remandedto prison for a month in thefirst instance, However, in thiscase all three defendants wereremanded to custody for onlya week. They will therefore bereappearing in court onThursday, October 28 whenbail could be granted.

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RED CREEK, WesternHighway, Cayo, Wednesday,October 20, 2010: A police search is underwayfor two male persons wanted inconnection with the earlyevening robbery at CaribbeanChicken, formerly Kratzer’s

Homestead Acres, in Red Creekcommunity near EsperanzaVillage, Cayo. Arlen Lopp, naturalizedBelizean American businessmanresiding in Red Creek, visitedthe police station in San Ignacioand reported that his business

place, Caribbean Chicken,located in Red Creek, wasrobbed by two masked malepersons. Lopp told the police that hewas behind the counter insidethe business place when, shortlyafter 2:00 pm on Wednesday,

October 20, two male persons ofdark complexion, one armedwith a black pistol and the otherwith a knife, stormed into theestablishment. He said that theone with the gun pointed it athim and ordered him to open thecash register,fearing for his life,he complied with the order. While the robber with theknife stood guard at the door,the gunman proceeded to takeall the money from the cashregister, being the day’s sale ofapproximately $2,000. The gunman placed themoney into a plastic bag afterwhich they both rushed out ofthe building but instead oftaking to the Western Highway,they ran in the oppositedirection and soon disappearedinto an orange orchard locatedbehind the property. Police is asking anyonewith information that couldassist in this latest robbery toplease contact personnel fromthe Crimes Investigation Branchat the San Ignacio PoliceStation

SAN IGNACIO TOWN,Cayo, Thursday, October 21,2010: The Institute of Creative Arts(ICA) Committee Cayo takesthis opportunity to announce theopening of the San Ignacio &Santa Elena House of Culture(SESIHOC) on November 3rd,2010 at 5:30 p.m. The Institute of Creative ArtsCayo District Committee alsoinvites all Artists in thePerforming Arts (dance, music,drama & theatre), Visual/Fine Art (craft, painting,sculpturing, and drawing) and

Creative writing (poetry andwriters) to register and becomepart of the Artist/ Artisan Direc-tory for the Cayo District, andNational Institute of Culture andHistory (NICH). All registered artists andartisans will then be invitedto participate in the CayoExpressive Arts Festival whichwill follow immediately afterthe opening of the SESIHOC. The Festival will take place atthe Macal River Park startingfrom 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.November 3rd, 4th & 5th 2010. The Cayo Expressive Arts

Festival is a three days eventwhere local and national artistictalents and interested citizens,will be able to highlight theirvisual art pieces, talents andworks. Register at the San Ignacio &Santa Elena Town Hall – KingsStreet.Contact person:Nalleli TrujilloCommunity Arts CoordinatorWestern Regional, N I C HTele/Fax: 823-2697Mobile: 610-1084Email: [email protected] [email protected]








When I heard on Belize newsthis week that the person whowas arrested for the brutalslaying of Attorney RichardStuart and his wife wasa Guatemalan naturalizedBelizean citizen, I was disgustedbecause there are many otherpeople like him in Belize todaywho’s criminal background andpast we know nothing about. It has been revealed that theStuart family were so kind to thisindividual, that they were theones who processed his Belizeannaturalization as a citizen and

provided him with full timeemployment. Despite this, heended up killing both of themby inflicting about 25 stabwounds in their bodies. As a former Police Officer inBelize the most brutal murdersI witnessed during my five yearsof service, were committed byforeigners and mostly fromGuatemala and El Salvador. Since our independence, ourcountry has naturalized manyof these people by granting themamnesties and then later oncitizenships without any form ofbackground checks. The United States govern-ment recently confirmed thatone of the most violent ganggroup in the United States comesfrom El Salvador. Three weeks ago there was adocumentary aired on BBCtelevision about gangs inGuatemala and the problemsthey are creating for thegovernment in their country. Today, it is estimated thatthere are thousands of Salvador-ans and Guatemalans in Belize

which have led to the populationgrowth, crimes and theincreasing of new villages. There has also been a fewincidents involving Chinesegangs but not to a large degree.Like most Belizeans, I haveclose relatives in Nicaragua,Honduras and Guatemala. Infact, my paternal grandfatherwas born in Nicaragua and mymaternal grandmother was bornin Livingston Guatemala so I amnot going to generalize and saythat they are all dangerouspeople. Belize cannot continue togrant these people opencitizenships without doing athorough background check onthem. Some of the Americanswho have committed seriouscrimes in the United States,make it their business toexamine other countries citizen-ship programs so that theycan go to those countries andlive with false identities. Except that with the UnitedStates and their updated database and technology, once theirpictures and fingerprints aresubmitted to the Federal Bureauof Investigation (FBI) they willbe caught eventually. Manytimes these people are caughtafter they have committed moreserious additional crimes. The United States and Belizehave an extradition treaty whichthey enforce all the time. Belizeis very close to the United Statesand the US government is awareof this close proximity. Our country cannot affordto risk the lives of our citizensand nation with these mercilessand violent thugs. In ourneighboring countries ofGuatemala, Honduras, ElSalvador and Mexico violentcrimes are out of control andBelize has now joined the list.Criminal mischief has noborders and the criminals haveno remorse for the crimes theycommit. I have heard criminalsboasting about the crimes theycommitted against law abidingcitizens. Imagine what would happenin all these countries if thecriminals were to form aninternational organization tocommit crimes in all thesecountries. Then, team up withmembers of the government toavoid arrest, prosecution,

THE BRUTAL SLAYING OF ATTORNEY STUART AND HIS WIFE MAKEGRANTING CITIZENSHIPS TO FOREIGNERS A MAJOR CONCERN

By: Wellington C. Ramos conviction and incarceration? Itis being alleged that this iscommon in Mexico today. The granting of citizenships tocitizens from another countrywithout any background checksbring many problems to thereceiving country and itscitizens. Not only is criminalmischief a concern today butalso terrorism and the potentialto destabilize or overthrow acountry’s government. Belize isvery vulnerable because it isgeographically convenient topeople from all over the worldwho are trying to reach theshores of the United States ofAmerica. Yet, the government ofBelize does not have the fundsto spend on the military, policeand other law enforcementagencies to stop these peoplewho are passing through Belize.The attorney and his wife arenow dead and we should doeverything in our capacity tostart the background checks ofcurrent citizens with BelizeanNaturalization documents. Thiscould help to prevent incidentslike these from occurring again.If it is discovered that theseindividuals have a history ofcriminal activities that willjeopardize the safety of ourpeople and nation, then wemust not hesitate to revoketheir citizenships and deportthem back to their respectivecountries.

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CITY OF BELMOPAN, Cayo,Friday, October 15, 2010: The Mexican Embassyinforms the conclusion of thetraining course on “Analysisand Police Intelligence” offeredby the Mexico´s Federal Policeto the Belize Police Department(BPD). The training was sponsored bythe Ministry of Public Securityof Mexico and was held at thePolice Academy in Belmopan.This training constitutes part ofthe agreements made betweenMexico and Belize within HighLevel Mexico – Belize BorderSecurity Group (GANSEF). The objective of the trainingis to enhance the capacities ofthe offices in the Belize PoliceDepartment, to strengthen theoperative capability, and tocontribute to the efforts that theGovernment of Belize hasembarked to combat delin-quency. The course was developedfrom October 11th, to 15th,2010. The training was headedby two officials of the Mexico`s

Federal Police with experiencein training elements of theMexican Police. Thirty threemembers of the BDP, BelizeDefense Force, National CoastGuard of Belize likewise theDepartment of Immigration,Customs and Prison Officersparticipated in the training.The objective was to improveactivities on intelligence andanalysis of information of thosesecurity agencies in combatingcriminal activities. The training was especiallyprepared for the needs ofBelize, including topics suchas terrorist organizations,organized crime, threats againstthe Government, intelligenceand information, cycle ofintelligence, planning andadministration, search anddatabase collection, analysis anddissemination of the intelligenceproducts. The course includedpractical tasks and an evaluation. The representatives of theBPD expressed their gratitude tothe Government of Mexicobecause these type of courses

represent a great importancefor the Belizean forces. Inparticular, they underlined theprofessional capability showedby the Mexican trainers. At the closing ceremonyAmbassador of Mexico toBelize Luis Manuel LopezMoreno mentioned theimportance of the cooperationand the mutual support in thestruggle against crime. He alsopresented the participants withcertificates for completing the

training program. This is the fifth course that theMexico`s Federal Police havegiven to the BPD duringthis year. The previous oneswere “Scene of the Crimeand Preservation of theEvidence”, “Reconstruction ofRoad Accidents”, “Interviewand Police Examination”,“Tactics of Security andSurvival”. Those courses weregiven to132 officials, whichrepresents approximately 10 %of the elements of thatdepartment.
















be perceptive about the demandsof your spouse and will also bekeen on fostering harmony athome. You may benefitby observing and learning fromthe people around you. Therewill be travel likely. LuckyNumbers: 14, 43, 76.

PISCES: February 20 to

March 21 Get ready to be the centre ofattention. You could receive lotsof affection, even from thequarters you have not expected.There is a definite indication ofwork getting affected by somedelays or opposition to your ideas.You will be required toexercisepatience without losing your tem-per inappropriately. LuckyNumbers: 23, 30, 95.

AQUARIUS: January 21 to

February 19 The coming week is aboutfocusing on your close andintimate relationships. You will

VIRGO: August 22 to

September 21 You get to meet the peoplewho you like being with andthere are good developments atwork. There will be better jobopportunities for people lookingfor a job change. The good phasealso triggers some introspectionand spiritual pursuits. Seekadvice from experts whiletaking an important decision.Lucky Numbers: 02, 36, 58.

LIBRA: September 22 to

October 23 There is two-fold gainindicated this week. There is adefinite enhancement in yoursocial status with seniors andcolleagues applauding yourefforts and then there is also theprospect of increased financialgains coming in. You will try todraw up plans to further yoursuccess through better planning.Lucky Numbers: 15, 32, 73.

SCORPIO: October 24 to November 21

This is likely to be one weekthat overwhelms you withwork. You can expect moreresponsibility. Ideas, efficiencyand interest are all on your side,therefore it may not seem somuch of a difficult task to you.However, tread with caution athome. Lucky Numbers: 25, 80,91.

SAGITTARIUS: November 22 to

December 21 It is a good, productive timefor you. You will be pleased withyourself but more so becauseyou have broken frontiers inpersonal relationships. There ismuch warmth and affection youreceive from your loved onesand extended family. LuckyNumbers: 08, 48, 62.

CAPRICORN: December 22 to

January 20 Your will power and strengthare two of your big plus points.Even though there arechallenges, persist with yourplans, tweak them a bit ifrequired but keep going. Workon your public image to regaingood health. Lucky Numbers:06, 46, 55.

ARIES: March 22 to

April 20 Radical actions are finesometimes but in the long haul,you need help from peoplearound you. There may bemoments when you feel that youare being forced to dilute yourideas and ideals but it is alrightto arrive at a solution agreeableto both sides. Lucky Numbers:18, 19, 24.

TAURUS: April 21 to May 21 There will be better focusand clarity regarding targets.This allows you to interact withcolleagues and establishrealistic and achievable goals.Avoid any confrontation withthose in positions of authority.A long standing problem will getresolved. Lucky Numbers: 05,63, 96.

GEMINI: May 22 to June 21

There will be routine activityand you will be able to surmountwhatever challenges you face inday to day life. Try to discussthings that are bothering you.Repressing your feelings couldlead to sudden unexplainedoutbursts and these can damagerelations.Lucky Numbers: 45,52, 78.

CANCER: June 22 to

July 23 It is your appearance andpublic image that concern youthe most this week. You need towatch your step especially whiledealing with new people.Concepts that are being peddledto you may have hidden costs,so try not to make any snapdecisions. Lucky Numbers: 03,21, 50.

LEO: July 24 to August 21

You are still in the processof streamlining some plansor sorting out the complexitiesof a new project you havein mind. Mental and thephysical exertion may get toyou, but you have to go throughthis if you want to achieve yourgoals. You may feel sensitivetowards marginalised peoplein society.Lucky Numbers: 33,49, 88.






CHAPTER 194, LAWS OF BELIZE (REVISED EDITION 2000)NOTICE UNDER SECTION 13

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011344This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No. 4 being Parcel No. 3195.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 72 of2003 dated 26th February, 2003 in favor of JANET ROBERTS & ENRIQUEROBERTS (Jointly).

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011345This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section,PLACENTIANORTH, Block No. 36 being Parcel No. 1959.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No. 1111 of 2004dated 15th April, 2004 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 15 of 2004 atFolios 1313-1328 in favour of CLAUDIA HARDEGGER.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011346This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PLACENTIANORTH, Block No. 36 and being Parcel No. 1958.


APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011347This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No. 23 and being Parcel No. 1304.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 749 of2002 dated 1st October, 2002 in favor of CONSUELO GARCIA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011348This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ST. MARTIN DEPORRES WEST, Block No. 45 and being Parcel No. 385.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 74 of 2006dated 2nd May, 2006 in favour of SANDRA ELVIRA ALLEN.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011358This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, TRIAL FARM,Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 432.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No. 1311 of 2000dated 29tht March, 2000 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 18 of 2000 atFolios 997-1008 in favour of MIGUEL BENEDICTO CHE.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011505This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, VALLEYCOMMUNITY/ALTA VISTA, Block No. 31 and being Parcel No. 146.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No. 1849 of 2001 dated 5th

June, 2001 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 25 of 2001 at Folios 461-468 in favour of KHEMWATTIE MAHABIR.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201010958This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, PORT/LOYOLAVILLE, Block No. 45 and being Parcel No. 1739.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No. 655 of 1993dated 19th March, 1993 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 8 of 1993 atFolios 367-378 in favour of AERO DISPATCH SERVICES LIMITED.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011507This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIONORTH, Block No. 23 and being Parcel No. 719.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 418 of1981 dated 14th September, 1981 in favor of JALLAN SMILIN.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011508This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, VALLEYCOMMUNITY/ALTA VISTA, Block No.31 and being Parcel No. 346.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No. 753 of 2010dated 12th April, 2010 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 13 of 2010 atFolios 255-262 in favour of ELSIE FERGUSON, ANITA KNIGHT &CLARIBEL KNIGHT.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011509This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ST. MARTIN DEPORRES WEST, Block No. 45 and being Parcel No. 174.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 235 of2006 dated 28th May, 2006 in favor of DAISY N. MEJIA.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011510This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN IGNACIOSOUTH, Block No. 23 and being Parcel No. 40.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Gift No. 2749 of 2008 dated15th September, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 33 of 2008 atFolios 1241-1250 in favour of MAYOLITA WAIGHT.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011587This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No. 7 and being Parcel No. 6729.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 736 of 1984 dated 17th

July, 1984 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 8 of 1984 at Folios 361-370in favour of RICHARD WOOLCOCK & (SYDNEY FLOWERS -deceased).

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011588This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, DANGRIGASOUTH, Block No. 31 and being Parcel No. 2997.


APPLICATION NO. LRS-201010965This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 3700.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Deed of Conveyance No. 2442 of 2007dated 1st August, 2007 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 29 of 2007 atFolios 1237-1246 in favour of BELIZE TIRE DEPOT.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011589This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORT GEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No. 45 and being Parcel No. 1273.

This parcel of land is the subject of an Indenture No. 1380 of 2003 dated 26th

May, 2003 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 18 of 2003 at Folios 919-926 in favour of ANTONIO ANGEL AYUSO & EARLENE F. ELICIANABERNARD.



May, 2008 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 16 of 2008 at Folios807-816 in favour of ORLANDO DE LA FUENTE.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011608This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ORANGE WALKTOWN, Block No. 4 and being Parcel No. 4387

This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Grant No. 507 of 2007dated 1st June. 2007 in favour of ORLANDO DE LA FUENTE.

In accordance with section 13 of the Registered Land Act Chapter194, Revised Edition 2000, I, CESAR DIAZ, for Registrar of Lands,hereby serve notice that within one month from the date hereof, Iintend to register the following parcels of land listed below for whichapplication for first registration have been received.

The attention of the general public is hereby drawn to this notice. Anyperson whose rights and interest may be affected by the registering ofthese parcels must get in touch with me before expiry date of thisnotice between Mondays and Fridays at the Land Registry, Belmopan.







After pulling a farmer over forspeeding, a highway patrolofficer started to lecture himabout speeding, pompouslyimplying that the farmer didn'tknow any better and trying tomake him feel as uncomfortableas possible. He finally started writingout the ticket, but had to keepswatting at some flies buzzingaround his head. The farmer said, "Havingsome problems with themcircle flies there are ya?" The officer paused to takeanother swat and said, "Well,yes, if that's what they are.I've never heard of circle flies." The farmer was pleased to

enlighten the cop. "Circle fliesare common on farms. They'recalled circle flies because youalmost always find themcircling the back end of ahorse." The trooper continues writingfor a moment, then says, "Hey,are you trying to call me ahorse's behind?" "Oh no, officer." The farmerreplies. "I have too muchrespect for law enforcementand police officers for that." "That's a good thing," theofficer says rudely, then goesback to writing the ticket. After a long pause, the farmeradded, "It’s hard to fool themflies, though."

Circle Flies

Three guys were chilling outat STAR’s Cool Spot engagedin friendly conversation. The first guy said “When mywife was pregnant she wasreading a book; a tale of twocities and she gave birth totwins.” The second guy said “Mywife was reading the threemusketeers when she waspregnant and she gave birthto triplets.” The third guy dropped his beer

bottle like if it was a hot potato,he jumped up and startedrunning home. His friends decided to followhim just to find out what waswrong. When they got to hishouse they saw him burning abook and they asked why. “My wife is pregnant and shewas reading Ali Baba and theforty thieves before I burnt thebook just now..... not in thishouse ..... it cannot happen”He said.

Cannot Afford It!

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000, thatFENG RU LI is applying forhis RESTAURANT LIQUORLICENSE for the year 2010 tooperate HOLIDAY RESTAURANTlocated Cor. Bullet Tree Road &Guadalupe Street, San Ignacio Townin the Cayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000, thatDEPEI ZHANG is applying for therenewal of his RESTAURANTLIQUOR LICENSE for the year2011 to operate ROSES CHINESERESTAURANT located on BenqueViejo Road, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000, thatFENG RU LI is applying for therenewal of his CONVENIENCESTORE LIQUOR LICENSE for theyear 2011 to operate ROSESCHINESE SHOP located on BenqueViejo Road, San Ignacio Town in theCayo District.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000, thatZI HE LIU is applying for the renewalof his PUBLICAN SPECIALLIQUOR LICENSE for the year2011 to operate TAI SAN SHOP &FAST FOOD located in the SavannahArea, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000, thatHONG YAU LIU is applying for therenewal of his CONVENIENCESTORE LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2011 to operate hisestablishment located on Bullet TreeRoad, San Ignacio Town in the CayoDistrict.

Notice is hereby given that underthe Intoxicating Liquor LicenseOrdinance Chapter 150 of the Lawsof Belize, Revised Edition 2000, thatSHAO BIAO LI is applying forthe renewal of his PUBLICANSPECIAL LIQUOR LICENSE forthe year 2011 to operate ALLAN’SRESTAURANT located on GeorgePrice Boulevard, Benque Viejo Townin the Cayo District

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This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Gant No.506 of 2007dated 1st June, 2007 in favour of ORLANDO DE LA FUENTE.


This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 3104 of 2007 dated28th September 2007 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 37 of 2007 at Folios1419-1430 in favour of ORLANDO ALFONSO DE LA FUENTE.


This parcel of land is the subject of a Minister’s Fiat Gant No. 128 of 1996dated 15th April, 1996 in favour of BERTHA ALONZO.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011638This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, FORT GEORGE/PICKSTOCK, Block No. 45 and being Parcels No. 1271.

This parcel of land is the subject of an Indenture No. 1866 of 1992 dated 14th

September, 1992 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 21 of 1992 at Folios1071-1078 in favour of IDOLLY HAYES.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011639This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, ST. MARTIN DEPORRES WEST, Block No. 45 and being Parcels No. 1552.


October, 2007 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 42 of 2007 at Folios835-850 in favour of NANDLAL NANDWANI.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011640This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, QUEEN SQUAREWEST, Block No. 45 and being Parcels No. 1376.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 623of 1967 dated 14th

December, 1967 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 6 of 1967 at Folios45-52 in favour of OLGA SIMPSON.

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011641These parcels of land are situated in the Registration Section, SAN PEDRO,Block No. 31 and being Parcels No. 6730, 6731, 6732.

These parcels of land are the subject of a Conveyance No. 368 of 1988 dated11th March, 1988 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 5 of 1988 at Folios1230-1240 in favour of HENRIETTA ASH & (PAUL ASH - DECEASED).

APPLICATION NO. LRS-201011642This parcel of land is situated in the Registration Section, VISTA DEL MAR,Block No.16 and being Parcels No. 2224.

This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1010 of 1997 dated 23rd

April, 1997 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 11 of 1997 at Folios1303-1314 in favour of HIPOLITO CASTILLO.


This parcel of land is the subject of a Conveyance No. 1238 of 1982 dated 22nd

December, 1982 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 14 of 1982 at Folios1085-1108 & Conveyance No. 223 of 1987 dated 15th January, 1987 andrecorded in Deeds Book Volume 2 of 1987 at Folios 1241-1256 in favour ofMAURICE EDWARD GOMEZ & LORRAINE ADELINE GOMEZ.



August, 1999 and recorded in Deeds Book Volume 26 of 1999 at Folios 39-46in favour of IVY OLIVINE WRIGHT.

CHAPTER 194, LAWS OF BELIZE(REVISED EDITION 2000)

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 13Continued From Page 9 The Belize Natural Energy Charitable Trust is seeking the services

of a suitably qualified and competent person for the post ofGeneral Manger.

RESPONSIBILITIES:The General Manager reports to the Board of Trustees and, as theChief Administrative/Operations Officer, is responsible for theadministrative, operational and financial functions of the Trust.

QUALIFICATIONS:The successful applicant must possess:

a) the necessary qualification, competence and experienceto manage the administrative, operational and financialoperations of the Trust

b) a minimum of five (5) years experience at the seniorexecutive management level

c) at least a Bachelor’s Degree in Business/FinancialAdministration

d) the ability to simultaneously supervise and manageseveral projects

e) a working knowledge of communication, financial andproject implementation/monitoring computer applications

f) excellent oral and writing skills

g) interpersonal and negotiating skills and the abilityto motivate and interact with staff, government andnon-governmental agencies and external counterparts

h) the ability to organize and participate in group meetings

i) the ability to work flexible hours to meet the demands ofthe Trust

SALARY:An attractive salary, commensurate with qualification and

experience, is being offered.

BENEFITS:The benefit package includes:

a) Life insurance policyb) Telephone allowancec) Use of Trust vehicled) Annual vacation grante) Annual bonus

APPLICATION PROCESS:Letters of application are to be addressed to:

The ChairmanBelize Natural Energy Charitable TrustP.O. Box 43Belmopan

Letters of application should include:a) proof of educational qualification (copy of certificate of highesteducational qualification to be attached to letter of application)b) proof of work experience along with two letters of reference,one of which should be from a most recent employer (to beattached to the leter of application)c) recent police record from the county or state where theapplicant has continuously resided over the last five years (withthe option to be presented at the time of interview)d) copy of a valid Belizean drivers license

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By: Nurse Sharrie GordonSAN IGNACIO TOWN,Cayo, Friday, October 2, 2010: The Diabetic Association ofSan Ignacio Branch will behaving a fund raisingwalkathon. The walk will be from BenqueViejo Town to San Ignacio,Falcon Field. It starts from 5:30

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Sacred Heart Collegeinvites one and all to its annualOctober Bash Fair to be held onFriday, October 29 from 6.00 pmuntil. Come enjoy delicious rice &beans, espasha, nachos, cheesedip, virgin pina coladas, regularbollos or with bollos beans anddrinks. We also inviting you tocome dance the night away withCloud 9 – entrance fee is only$10.00.

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CITY OF BELMOPAN,Cayo, Thursday, October,21 2010: The Government PressOffice today informed thatmajor progress has beenachieved in vital areas ofcooperation, assistance anddevelopment as a result of theofficial visit to Mexicoearlier this week by PrimeMinister Hon. DeanBarrow and a ministerial/technical delegation whichleft Belize on SundayOctober 17 and returnedhome on Tuesday October19th 2010. A total of FIVE bilateralagreements and documentswere signed by the twocountries. Signed by Hon.Patrick Faber, Minister ofEducation and Youth was anagreement for TechnicalCooperation to support Qual-ity and Competitiveness inTechnical Education andTraining. Meanwhile, Minister ofForeign Affairs and ForeignTrade Hon. WilfredElrington signed three documents. One is anexchange of letters for theexemption of Mexicanvisas for holders of BelizeDiplomatic Passports toinclude Official Passports,

Prime Minister’s Visit to Mexico Achieves Major Progressin Bilateral Cooperation, Assistance and Development

Prime Minister Hon. Dean Barrow and Mexican PresidentHE. Felipe Calderon observe as Foreign Affairs Officials fromboth countries sign one of five bilateral agreements, three of

which were signed by Foreign Affairs and Foreign TradeMinister Hon. Wilfred Elrington

number of areas such asRegional Security, Energy,Infrastructure, Housing, Educa-tion, Trade and Investment,Tourism, Sports and ClimateChange. Another substantive achieve-ment coming out of the PrimeMinister ’s visit was anagreement with representativesof COMCE for a team ofMexican business people to visit

Belize in February of next yearto explore possible areas of tradeand investment and to helpdevelop the framework for apartial scope agreement betweenBelize and Mexico. The agreement was reachedduring a breakfast meetingthat the Prime Minister and hisdelegation held with members ofthe business community inMexico City. The Prime Minister’sdelegation to Mexico Cityincluded Minister of ForeignAffairs and Foreign Trade Hon.Wilfred Elrington, Minister ofEducation Hon. Patrick Faber,Senior Advisor and formerPrime Minister Dr. ManuelEsquivel, CEO in the Office ofthe Prime Minister AudreyWallace, CEO in the Ministryof Foreign Affairs AlexisRosado, CEO in the Ministry ofWorks Cadet Henderson,and CEO in the Ministry ofHousing Lawrence Sylvester. The Prime Minister and hisdelegation were accompaniedduring the entire visit byMexico’s Ambassador inBelize H.E. Luis ManuelLopez Moreno and Belize’sAmbassador in Mexico H.E.Rosendo Antonio Urbina.

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San Andres/Ranchito 1/37

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Sarteneja 1329/1

Douglas Rural 1/84

Pursuant to Section 37 (3) of the Registered Land Act. Chapter 194, Laws of Belize, RevisedEdition 2000, notice is hereby given of the loss of the following Land and Lease Certificates:-

5993/1998 dtd. 31/8/1998

1773/2005 dtd. 22/3/2005

10978/2007 dtd. 20/8/2007

Lrs - 200906987 dtd. 18/8/09

5727/2001 dtd. 10/8/2001

Lrs - 201003408 dtd. 1/4/2010

5578/1993 dtd. 3/12/1993

It is proposed to cancel the above Land/Lease Certificates after the expiration of twenty-one(21) days from the appearance of this notice. Any person in possession of the above-mentionedcertificates is required to return it to the Belize Land Registry, Ministry of Natural Resources & theEnvironment, Belmopan.

LOST LAND/LEASE CERTIFICATES

LEONILA ESCALANTE, IRINEO ESCALANTE &EPIFIANO ESCALANTE (Jointly)

MARION LOCKWOOD

BEVERLY A. BURKE & SEYMOUR BURKE (Jointly

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SANTA ELENA TOWN, CayoDistrict, Thursday, October21, 2010: It was indeed a proud momentfor Rod and Aurelia Allen asthey travelled, this past week, tothe US Naval Service TrainingCommand in Great Lakes,Illinois, for the Friday, October15 graduation ceremony of theireldest daughter, Cynthia. Allen. The program of events beganwith the announcement of thearrival of the reviewing officer,

SR Cynthia Allen

Rear Admiral Joseph P.Mulloy followed by the playingof the National Anthem of theUnited States of America, theInvocation, the Navy Hymn,Presentation of the GraduatingDivision, Drill and MusicPresentation, Address bythe Reviewing Officer andReviewing The Line. Cynthia is a 2009 graduate ofSt. Ignatius High School inSanta Elena. Being her very firstreal exposure to tough military

discipline, the first few weeksin the command was extremely

difficult for Cynthia but withtime she adjusted to the changein life-style and so she was ableto successfully complete theeight weeks of rigorous trainingas she prepares for service in theUN Navy. We wish Cynthia everysuccess in all her endeavors.

to attend a Bar Associationsponsored farewell dinner inhonor of retired Chief JusticeAbdulai Conteh. They left their four children (twogirls - 2 boys) ages 9 years to 6months, in the care of the familymaid in the safety of the third floor. Shortly before midnight, Richardand Maria returned home and asthey entered the second floor, theywere reportedly attacked andsavagely murdered. The maid reported hearing theircries as they were attacked andwhile hiding in a closet with oneof the male children who was theonly one awake at that time,she called the police at 911 andcoordinated their identifying theaddress. She reported hearing thecries of Richard and Maria from theinstant when they were first attackeduntil when they went silent. Video evidence showed twopersons depart ing in Maria’sToyota Scion SUV, before thepolice arrived. The scene was processed and thebodies were removed about twohours later and transported to themorgue at the Karl HeusnerMemorial Hospital. The legally required post mortemexamination conducted onMonday, October 18, certifiedthe cause of their death asexsanguination due to internal andexternal bleeding from multiplestab wounds. Swift police investigation first ledto the discovery of Maria’sToyota Scion near St. MathewsVillage at Mile 40 on the WesternHighway with an individualidentified as Nixon AlexanderMaza also known as MiltonAlexander Maza, 24, naturalizedBelizean labourer originally fromGuatemala, in the drivers seat. The vehicle was searchedleading to the discovery of abutcher knife, suspected to be oneof the murder weapons, under oneof the seats. The suspect was

instantly detained and was firsttransported to the Belmopan PoliceStation and later to Belize City. The accused was later formallyarrested and charged with twocounts of murder. During the evening hours onWednesday, October 20, heappeared before MagistrateDorothy Flowers in Belize City’smagist rate court, where bothcharges were read to him afterwhich he was remanded to centralprison to be returned to court onTuesday, November 23 as thePreliminary Inquiry (PI) getsunderway. Maza once worked for Richardbut was fired a few weeks ago andshortly thereafter he was found inpossession of Richard’s blueToyota Highlander SUV reportedstolen from in front of the familyhouse about a month ago. Thevehicle was found also in St.Mathews Village on the WesternHighway. Latest information reaching uspoints to the detention of a secondsuspect, Honduran national, EliLopez Aguilar, the St. MathewsVillage room mate of the firstdefendant. The detention of Aguilar alsoreportedly led to the discovery

of jewelry, keys and alap top computer allreportedly gone missingfrom the family home. For us, like countlessothers, Richard was atrue friend. We couldalways rely on himfor free legal adviceand assistance especiallyduring those troublingearlier times when wewere subjected to thosefrequent police harass-ments. The last quality timewe spent with Richardand the children wasduring the Easterholiday as Maria wasoverseas with the birth of

Hilario Fernandez; Sisters, Dr.Lourdes Fernandez-Vera, Mrs.Rosita Fernandez and Mrs.Benita Price; Uncles, Fernando,Gilberto and AlejandroFernandez, Rito, Genaro andAlberto Requena; Aunts,Balbina Lisbey, FlorentinaFernandez, Fidelia Borland,Juventina Fernandez, AdelaMeighn, Cupertina and NicolasaRequena. Richard is Survived by Father,Glen Stuart; Mother, Mrs. VernaWhite nee Rudon, StepmotherMrs. Pearl Stuart; Sisters,Tiffany and Kimberly Stuart andLisa White; Brother, Neil Stuart; Uncles, Raymond, Edney,Russell and Luke Stuart; Aunts,Mrs. Faye Burgess, Mrs. JoyWiggans, Mrs. Faith Babb, Ms.Florence Stuart, Mrs. DedeDewar, Frances Chavarria, RuthAnderson, Evadney Pacheco,Louise Phillips, Norma Ritchie,Zoila Haltenbar, BarbaraSomola, Christela Nuei andGeorgia Macoyt. Richard waspre-deceased by his grandparentsMary and Albert Stuart. Richard & Maria are alsosurvived by numerous nieces,nephews other relatives and manyfriends. An official procession will leavethe morgue on Saturday October23rd, 2010 at 8:30 am followed byan Ecumenical service, celebratingthe lives of Richard and Maria, at10:00 am at St. John’s Cathedralin Belize City. Buses will leave from Mr.Maximo Fernandez’s residence123, Western Highway, SantaElena at 8:30 am on Saturday,October 23 for anyone wishing toattend the church service in BelizeCity. Buses will be available atSt. John’s Cathedral , for thosewishing to attend the internment inSanta Elena, Cayo. We join with relatives andcountless friends in prayers forRichard and Maria. May their SoulRest In Eternal Peace.

their last baby girl. Richard and the children spent allday on Holy Saturday with us. Werecall how as the sun sank into thewestern sky on Holy Saturday,Richard volunteered to singlehandedly take 8 children (his three,our four and one from a friend)to the municipal fair for rides andfood. He returned a few hours later,obviously exhausted, but witheveryone safe and sound with allof them having an enjoyable timewith Uncle Richard. It goes without saying thatRichard and Maria’s suddendeparture has created a deep,deep void in their children’s lives.Richard and Maria will certainlybe missed by their parents, theirsiblings, other relatives andcountless friends. Richard Anthony Stuart, 43,Attorney at law and his wife MariaIliana “Lanchie” Fernandez-Stuart 43, Certified PublicAccountant and Forensic Auditor,are survived by their children,daughter Priya 9, son Drahcir 7,son Darin 5 and infant daughterIliana 6 months. Maria is survived by: Father,Maximo Fernandez; Mother,Anita Fernandez; brothers,Rodolfo, Orlando, Mario and

The Accused MurdererNixon Alexander Maza, 24

also known as Milton

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