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Jos North Postal Agency-~PecmanentClosureof .. 7... . oe . .. 572

Obot Idim Postal Agency—Introduction ofParcel Acceptance Service 572

Jos Town Postal Agency—Permanent Closureof Le .- . . . .. 572

Enugu Campus Postal Agency—Opéning of 573

Maroko Village Postal Agency—Opening of 573

Loss of Local Purchase Orders, MotorVehicle Licences and Payable Orders .. 573-4

Treasury Returns—Statement ‘No. . 5— .Coffigendum _ ae a4 574

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No. 30 LAGOS- Ist April, 1965 Vol. 527

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< ‘ Page . PageMovements of Officers 556-62 Lagos Consumer dice Index—Lower and

dd +. oe .Nigerian Navy and Nigerian Air Force— Middle Income Groups : ; 574Movements of Officers | : 563-4 Yaba College of Technology—Course in

Granting of Pioneer Certificates 564 Watch Repairing .. ote 574T.N. Line Limited—In Voluntary Liquida- Notice by the Board of Customs and

tion 565. “Excise _ . . f | + 575-92Termination and. Re-appointmen of Federal Government Scholarships denenRegistrar of Ships ie. 565 Post Graduate Awards, 1965 593-4Land Required for the Service of the Federal» Government—Corrigendum 565 Export IDuty on Rubber . 395

Federal Land Registry—LostCertificates 566 | RoyalSociety of Health—Date --of- Antua 7595

Application for Registration ;of Trade Unions :—Corrigendum ., .. 566 Examination for Admission of Army and ;Navy Cadets .e . * 595

- Customs Tariff Act—Corrigenda 566

International Telephone Service—Ni riaBastern Region Medical1, Centre—Change of - 566 Ceylon—Opening of m ” = e595

Federal Land Regist _A iications, for Mid-Western Nigeria—Post - ‘Secondary“Piet a:and,Bedigistry—Appli 567-72 ‘Scholarship Awards, 1965-66 596Cumulative Purchases of Groundnuts iin the

Federation of Nigeria forthe® period endedvm25th February, 1965 . a las

Cumulative Purchases of Seed Cotton in the’ .Federation of Nigeria for the period ended .

597 .25th February, 1965

Tenders ! 597-601

Vacancies : | 601-606Board of Customs and Excise—Sale of Goods 606-7

Corrigendum i . -607

List of Government Publications 4 vu8-10

556 . OFFICIAL GAZE''TE Se No. 30, Vol. 52

Government Notic _ vo. 63-4

NEW APPOINTMENTS AND OTHER STAFF CHANGES

f ,The following-are notified for general information :—

NEWAPPOINTMENTS

Department Name Appointment — Date of Dateof4 _ : Appointment Arrival.

Administration .. Carver, Mrs D. M. A. ” Personal Secretary, Grade I... 2~-2-65 —Onyekwere, F.N. .. Stenographer, Grade II .- 1-3-65 _

Customs and Excise .. Onowu, C. 5. C. .. Assistant Collector (Cadet) .. 14-11-64 _—

General Executive Class Kalgo, A. A. J. .. assistant Executive Officer .. 11-3-65 —

Muttéfa, A. .. Executive Officer .. 21-10-64 ao. . Nwaoha, E. N. . Executive Officer 21-10-64 =

Inland Revenue .. Olaleye, Miss,O. A. Assessment Clerk, Grade IL. 15~3-65 —

Judicial .. .. Popoola, 5. .. Clerical Assistant 2-11-64 ae

“Ministry of Aviation .. Sunmola, L, A. .. Air Traffic Control Assistant, . :. Grade III . . /14+7-64 —

-Ministry of Communi-

—_

Adefolalu, D. O. .. Meteorological Officer-in- :

cations Training . 2-9-63 —_Nwaiwu, P. ~_. Telephone Operator .. .16-12-64 —Olaiya, A. .. Telephone Operator. .. 15-12-64 —_Sonuga, Mrs C.B. .. Typist, Gradel .. J te A365

Ministry of Defence .. Ayodele, A. I. .. 3rd Class Clerk ;. 20-41-65 ‘+Morenikeji, G.O. .. Typist, GradelI .. ». -27-1+-64 aay

. Oyeniran, E. O. .. Typist, Grade III . 1-7-60 -

Ministry of External - Akobundu,E. .. Typist, Grade I .. we 22-2365 aAffairs Onuoha,C. C. .. Typist, Grade II .. 29-6-64 —oS tSam, M. .. Executive Officer .. 30-10-64 toMinistry of Finance .. Akpan, L.B. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. ’ ... 2-10-64 _

° : Ogbonna, J. E. .. 3rd Class Clerk .. .. 2-10-64 +. - Williams, J. A. .. .\gcountant .. . 5-5-64 _—

Ministry of Health .. Adebiyi, Mrs R. B. .. Community Nurse . 1-8-64 aan Balogun, F.O. =... Artisan, Class ITI .. 2% 1464 =

- Edalere-Lukula, , i aS

' . Dr M.O. .. Medical Officer .. J 155-64= Elijah, Miss E. A. .., Staff Nurse + .. § 8-2-64 —

Idilea, D. A. . Staff Nurse . .. 211-65 _. Mbanefo, Alrs MM. A. Health Sister es .. 28-12-64 _

>, Mogekweo, O. . artisan, Class ITI ae 18-1-65 _Odi. MrsD.O. .. Staff Nurse . . 8-2-64 _,QOdukunle, Miss NI. O. Physiotherapist .. .. 2-11-64 at

a Olu, Mrs C. E. . Staff Nurse .. .- 1-3-65 7 +‘ Opesusi, Miss H.M. Staff Nurse oo -_ 2-6-64 —

2Qwolabi, Miss M.1. N. Nursing Sister .. .. 21-10-63 _> Oyerinde, Miss H.O. Staff Nurse . .. 1-9-64 —

Soyebi, Mrs E.’T. .. Community Nurse oe 1-8—-64 _—

Ministry of Information Edun,Miss A. .. Information Receptionist «.. 15-2-65 _Ministry of Internal Laka, A. G. _.. Immigration Officer .. 2-12-64 -

Affairs . :

Ministry of Labour .. Jegede, V. A. .. 3rd Class Clerk 2...) 2.) 15-1-65 aaa/ Okong, F. J. . Labour Officer .. a 2-10-64 —

Ministry of Mines and Odibei, A. .. Typist, Grade ITI .i: 1-10-64 —Power / -Ohagwa, M.A, . Stores Assistant .. aa 1+6-63 —

Ministry of Transport Okereke, R. .. Hydrological Assistant, . 3. Grade III .. Jf 28-1-65 —_

. Nwanaga,-A. .. Artisan, Class III wet 14-64 —Ministry of Works and Abiodun, T. A. .. Pupil Surveyor oe .. 1-8-64 —_

Surveys Abraham, E, A. .. Higher Technical Officer «. 22-10-64 —Adedoyin, A. A. .. Drawing Office Attendant .. 12-8-64 —_Akinbola, A. A, .. Drawing Office Attendant .. 18-6-64 —Akosa, P. , .. Driver-Mechanic . 1-4-62 —Chowdhury, D,R. .. Senior Architect -.. 15-1-65 —Eroghogbo, K. W. .. Pupil Executive Engineer |.. 12-8-64 —_

- Majekodunmi,’A. O. A Stores Examiners Assistant - 44-64 —Njoku, R. | . Survey Assistant, Grade JT | 7-7-64 —Ogunwomoju, EF. Artisan, Class II . i 1-4-62

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—Ozeighe, J. . Grader Operator, Class J 7. 1-4-62 |

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ist April, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE . 557

NEW APPOINTMENTS—continued

Department: Name . 3 Appointment Date of Date of| Appointment

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ArrivalStatistics .. .. Kems, S. 1. .. Statistical Assistant, Grade III 17-10-64 —

: Nmoru, M. A. .. Statistical Assistant, GradeIII 13-11-64 —_i Nwosu, P. * ,, +Enumerator oe . 14-64 D

+ Notification in Gazette No. 21 of 18-3-65, in respect ofMrE. E. Osuerji, Driver-Mechanic, Ministry ofHealth, is hereby cancelled.

Notification in Gazette No. 21 of 18-3-65, in respect of Mr C. J. Norman, Mechanical Superintendent,(Plumbing), Ministry of Works and Surveys, is hereby cancelled. ,

1 Notification in Gazette No. 5 of 28-1-65 under “Ministry of Health”, is hereby amended.2 Notification in Gazette No. 17 of 4-3-65 amended.

PROMOTIONS

Department Name Appointment ~ Date ofnr; a \Promotion

Ministry of Health ... Addison, B. K.A. .. Pupil Chemist .. .. .. 18-9-64Ministry of Labour -.. Fajemisin, O. A. .»* Principal Trade Testing Officer . ..» | 1-6-64Ministry of Mines and ‘'Nwali,G.C. ~ .. Pupil Inspector of Mines .. -. (24-12-63

owerMinistry of Transport Arulogun, L. A. .. Assistant Waterways Officer +. 2-1-65Ministry of Works and Dike, N. A. .. Senior Mechanical Engineer .. > .. 14-65

Surveys Eseka, J. O. .. Senior Mechanical Engineer .. - oa 14-65Kataria, L. D. .. Architect, Grade I (Temporary) a 1-4-65*Oyefodunri, V..O. -.. Mechanical Engineer, Grade II . 8~7-64Pathak, P. .. Architect, Grade I (Temporary) .. 14-65Revola, I. P. .. Architect, GradeI (Temporary) ~ .- 1-65

. 2Udosen, U. G. .. Mechanical Engineer, Grade II ..

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246-64Police we! .. Adekambi, B. .. Sub-Inspector of Police .. . i1-1-65

Aguniloye, L. .. Sub-Inspector of Police os e 1-1-65_ Alegh, M. .. Sub-Inspector of Police . . 1-1-65Arinze, R. .. Sub-Inspector of Police wo” .e 1-1-65Ayodele, G. .. Sub-Inspectorof Police . .. 1-1-65Barrah, Miss M. .. Sub-Inspector of Police ee .s.

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1-1-5Cookey, Miss H. .. Sub-Inspector of Police we .e 11-65Dariah, G. .. Sub-Inspector of Police . . | 1-1-65

- ‘Dina, E. .. _ °.. Sub-Inspector of Police .e a | 1-1-65Ebube, M. .. Sub-Inspector of Police .. a i-1-65Ekundayo, M. .. ‘Sub-Inspector of Police 1. .. 1-1-65Ezeani, S. .. Sub-Inspector of Police 1 a 1-1-65Henshaw, Miss A. .. Sub-Inspectorof Police .. . 1-2-65Ibe, B. .. +. Sub-Inspector of\Police . . 1-1-65Ifeorah, F. .. Sub-Inspectorof Police .. . 1-1-65Tkoro, A. | .. Sub-Inspector of Police... e 1-i-65

9 » Iroemeh,I. .. Sub-Inspector of Police | .. aan 1-1-65- Tsang, D. .. Sub-Inspector of Police - ..- oe 1-1-65

Jones, Miss C. .. Sub-Inspectog of Police; we . 1-1-65Moore, Miss F. .. Sub-Inspector of Police .e .. 1-2-65Nnogo,J. .. Sub-Inspector of Police ~... .. 1-1-65

' Nwanbani, S. .. Sub-Inspector of Police .- .- 1-1-65 -° Obuseli, P. «+ Sub-Inspector of Police . i. 1+1-65 —

Olagunsoye, S. ..,. Sub-Inspector of Police . oe 1-1-65Omijeh, M- .. Sub-Inspector of Police a . 1-1-65Oparah, R.. ..: Sub-Inspector of Police .. .. i1-1-65Oseni, B... -. Sub-Inspector of Police a 1-1-65Otite, B. .. .. Sub-Inspector of Police .e .. 1-1-65Otokhirie, S. .. Sub-Inspector of Police wee te 1-1-65Ovrawah, M. .. Sub-Inspector of Police +. .. |1-1-65,

. Oyebade, Miss M. .. Sub-Inspector of Police _ .. 1-2-65Peter, U. .. Sub-Inspector of Police .. . 1-1- 65Tabgajumi, D. .. Sub-Inspector of Police .. “2. 11-4 45

- Udeani, J. .. Sub-Inspector of Police: . . 1-1-65. Udoh, A. ' . ++ Sub-Inspector of Police + +. 1-1~65Statistics .. .. Ennang, 1.1. _ .. “Assistant Statistical Officér .. ve 2--1-65

1 Notification in Gazette No. 62 of 23:7-64 under “New Appointments”, is hereby amended.2 Notification in Gazette No. 21 of 18-3-65 amended. : p

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558 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS ,

Appointment Date of

Department Name PP : ‘Confirmation

Audit Adebisi, O 3rd Class Clerk si 6-2-65.

konta, L. A. 3rd Class Officer .. . 26—-2-65 :

Customs and Excise Uheentu, A. O. Preventive Officer .. “ aie63 “

i i Abu, A. .. Stores Assistant .. ws “ 4-65-

Institutefor Oil Palm Okonkwo, G. Artisan, Class I « 14-65

“Ministry of Communi- Agboola, S. O. Meteorological Assistant, Grade i 4 25-1-65

cations | Ajuzie, D. O. Technician . {1-464

, Akolo, S... Postal Officer | 1-10-64£ Babalola, J.M. , Meteorologist, Grade I Ww 4 19-1-65» oe 4

: Dappa, T. O. Technician . 3 14-64

: Harry, G. B. Technician - 14-64

i Ihaza, B. G. Technician 1-10-55

: Kruknubo, F. E. Stores Assistant .. 4+-9-64

Nshelia, S: ML. Postal Officer 1-10-64

Nwagwu,L.I. Technician 1-8-64

Odewale, P. A. Postal Officer 1-10-648 Ogana, S. Technician . Le 5-1-57

Ogbitomoh, MI.I. Postal Officer... & 1-10-64 -

Ogbonna, A. Technician . a 16-12-61

Okafor, G. A. Technician . . 1-4-64

Umunna,A. A. Technician .. ey 30-8-64

Usman, A. S. Postal Officer . .. 1-10-64

. Uwagah, S. Driver-Mechanic tes 1338

"Ministry of Education *Impoto, C. T. Typist, Grade I i ~7~

Nigerian Railway ». Olowe, J. A. r Artisan Fitter 1-4-54

Ujah,S. . Artisan Fitter 1-453

1 Notification in Gazette No. 18 of 11-3-65 amended.

ACTING APPOINTMENTS =

, Date of

Department Name ActingAppointment ‘Acting . Date of: : Appotatment Reversion

Audit Daramola, M. A. Director 1-4-65 —

Odutan, O. A. Assistant Director 144-65 _Sangowawa, B. A. O. Principal Auditor. . 1-465 —

: 1Williams, G. P. DeputyDirector . . 27064-4465 0C

Customs and Excise .. Adebesin, Ss. S. Senior Officer, Grade I 16-3-65 —’ . tAmoni, J. W. Senior Preventive Superin- .

tendent 17-3-65 —1Okoli, S. C. Preventive Superintendent 16-3-65 _

General Executive Class Abimbola, S. G. Senior Executive Officer 8-3-65 —4 Anumba, G. E. Senior Executive Officer

(Accounts) 3—2-64 1-3-65Briggs, J. O. Senior Executive Officer © 13-8-64 19-2-65Campbell, J. Y. Senior Executive Officer

(Accounts) . 42-65 _Dare, E. O. Senior Executive Officer

(Accounts) oe 42-65 —Edobor, V. O. Executive Officer (Accounts) 1-9-62 41-65Ifejika, A. E. Executive Officer (Accounts) 20-8-64 1-2-65Kaffo, K. A. E. Higher Executive Officer

(Accounts) : . 10-4-64 25-1-65i Lance-Lawson, L. A. Senior Executive Officer| (Accounts) oe 8-2-65 —‘ Obianwu,J. O. Executive Officer (Accounts)... 13-1-64 22-11-64

2Obu, N.A. Principal Executive Officer 5~2-65° —i Oduyemi, S. O. Senior Executive Officer

(Accounts) . 1-9-64 31-1-653Okoroafor, E. O. Senior Executive Officer

, (Accounts) 19-2-65 —Ottorh, A. E. Higher Executive Officer

(Accounts) ie «. 1-11-64 28-12-64West, R. C. Senior Executive Officer :

(Accounts) 4-2-65 —

30, Vol. 52

1st April, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE

ACTING .APPOINTMENTS—continued

$Depariment Name

|. Ogunde, M. O.; Olusile, D. O.

Inland Revenue

Judicial . Okunuga, Mrs C. 0...

Ministry of Aviation Assheton-Smith,, , R. TW.

Ministry of Commerce ‘Humble, J. K.and Industry .

Mbah,S.I.'Okereke, J. N.Okero, D. A. G.’Olugbenle, A. A.

Abioye,J.Adaigbo,P. E.Adigun, S.Agboli, D. O.Adeleye, Z.Anene,C.C.Ebadan, M.C..Echeazii, M. N.

. 1Famuyiro, M. E.° _ Egwuatu,J. T.

3 Ejiofor; P. O.Eneh, F. A.Hart, E. E.

- -Nnacheta, A. E.Nwabuno, R. C.Ogolo, G.I.Okeke, J. A.Olaogun, M. O.Olatunji, J. A.Omesiete, C. C.

- Onwuzor, I. J.Opara, N. U.

' Oranika, D. E.. Oyetunde, S. O.

Tagbo, C. Y. M.Thomas,.A. -Toyon, E. H. Z.Ubani, J. U.

. Ukusare,J. E.Yerite, P.

Eddoh, M.;

.. tAyodele, RAK.Claudius-Cole, A.

Ministry of Communi-cations

Ministry of Defence

Ministry of Finance

9 , Ogunfowora, J. O.

Ministry of Health’ Epelle, Mrs-H.®Ndem, Mrs H.®Onwi, E.J.

Akinwale, J. A.Inyama, H. A.Medehue,J. A.

, Mosanya,V. F.“Oduba, A. A.

Ministry of Information

Oguntimoju, J. O.Oki, J. O.Osurisanya, V.

aOttun, M. L. B.Palmer, G. B.

.- Yesufu, I. K.

aout

Olumuyiwa, S. A.

‘ “Date of+ Acting Appointment Acting

. Appointment

. ” Higher. Executive Officer 1-2-65

Higher Executive Officer 1-465Senior Magistrate 1-465

Controller of Ground Sevice

Superintendentof Weights and

Measures we -. 31-3-65Executive Officer (Commerce) 11-7-64Senior Produce Inspector 1-4-65Senior Produce Inspector 1-4-65Senior Produce Inspector ‘ .. 14-65Senior Producé Officer 1-12-64

Senior Technician, Grade II 1-++-65Supervisor (Telephones) 14-65Senior Supervisor (Postal) 1-9-63Senior Technician, Grade I .. 14-65Senior Technician, Grade I .. 23-12-64Senior Technician, Grade lI .. 3-1-~65Senior Draughtsman, Grade I 4-10-63

. Technical Officer . 1—-+-65

. ,Higher Technical Officer 16-3-65Assistant Executive Officer 1-10-64Senior Technician, GradeI .. 11-1-65Postmaster, Grade II 28-11-64Senior Supervisor (Telephones) 21-12-64Senior Technician, GradeI .. — 1-9-63Senior Technician, Grade I .. 29-3-65Stores Officer. .. 27-464Technical Officer . 28-10-63Stores Officer .. 25-11-64Postmaster, Grade II . 28-12-64Assistant Chief Clerk .. 1+12-64Senior Technician, Grade II 16-11-63Senior Assistant Telecom-munications Controller 7-1-65

Senior Supervisior (Postal) 2-8-64Chief Supervisor, Grade II

(Telegraphs) 14-65Senior Supervisor . 2633-65Supervisor (‘Telegraphs) 11-3-65Senior Technician, Grade II 2-10-62Senior Technician, Grade I1 23-12-64Supervisor (‘T'elephones) 1—+4+-65SeniorTechnician, Grade I 8-3-65Foreman vo, . 1-44-65

Principal Accountant 1-4+-65Chief Accountant 29-3~-65Principal Accountant 25-3-65

Matron . 20-3-65Assistant Nursing Sister 22-2-65Assistant Technical Officer .. 30-12-64Head Storekeeper, Grade II .. 22-2-65Head Storekeeper, Grade II .. 22-2-65Assistant Foreman . 22-2-65Technical Officer 15-2-65Assistant Chief‘Clerk 9-1-65Head Storekeeper, Grade I 22-2-65Office Equipment Engineer 21-12-64Higher Office Equipment

Engineer . 21-12-64Overseer . 30-3-65Head Storekeeper, Grade I 22-2-65Assistant”Office Equipment

Engineer a 21-12-64

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aofReversion

9-3-65

20-11-64 22-12-64

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ACTING APPOINTMENTS—continued -Date of Date of

Department Name Acting Appointment : Acting Reversion: : - Appointment

Ministry of Internal Mohammed, A. D. .. Immigration Officer .. 22+2-65 —

Ministry of*Justice .. Obiamiwe,G.O. .. Deputy Director of PublicProsecutions .. .- 15-9-64 1-3-65

Obiamiwe, G.O. .. Principal State Counsel .. 16—3-65 —

Ministry of Mines and Ezeani, C. .. Senior Petroleum Engineer .. 1-10-64 1-4-65~ Power ®Marinho, F. R.A. .. Senior Petroleum Engineer .. 1~4-65 —

1Torrington, J.C. .. Senior Inspector of Mines .. 1-465 —:

"Ministry of Labour .. Akinfenwa-Donus, A. Chief Compliance Officer .. 29-12-64 1-2-65Okoronkwo, J. O. .. Senior Compliance Officer .. 21-9-64 1-2-65

Ministry of Works and Asuquo,E.I. .. Electrical Superintendent .. 8-2-65 14-65Surveys 5Asuquo,E.I. _ +.» Electrical Superintendent... 14-65 —-

oe —. 4Megafu, J. I. O. .. Senior Executive Engineer .. 31-12-64 22-2-65.5Nwosu, M. N. .. Executive Engineer, Grade I 7-12-64 © 2-3-65Nwosu, M. N. .. Executive Engineer, Grade I 2-3-65 —

_ 7Sijuwade, A. .. Senior Training Engineer .. 22-2-65 —_—

Police .- .- Aboki, 5. .. Assistant Superintendent - 8~2-64 . 7-2-65: Afegbua, B. .. Assistant Superintendent w~ 25-1-64 30-1-65

Agbayewa, G. .. Assistant Superintendent .. 30-3-63 25-1-65Allam,S. J. .. Assistant Superintendent .- 25-12-64 6-3-65Bello, A. .. .. Assistant Superintendent .- 14-65 —_1Edwards, T. N. .. Chief Superintendent - 14-65 —Igbirri, J. .. Assistant Superintendent .. 6-1-64 5-2-65Lamurde, J. Assistant Superintendent .. 8-10-63 10-2-65Muhammadu, I. B. K. Assistant Superintendent a 8-2-64 1-2-65Obi, J. Assistant Superintendent .. 22-2-65 —_10keke, P.I. .. Commissioner .. .- 1465-) —1Okocha, J. W. .. Deputy Commissioner .. 14-65 —

(# 8Nwaka, P. O. .. Assistant Commissioner . 1-7-64 —, Nwaokeoji, I. .. Assistant Superintendent .. 14-65 _

Shettima, B. .. Assistant Superintendent a 1-10-63 25-2-65Statistics .. .- Santos, Mrs.O. .. Machine Supervisor 10-9-64 . 23-1-65

Notification in Gazette No. 14 of 25-2-65, in respect of Mr.J. I. Ojo-Orathokhai, Assistant Chief Clerk,Ministry of ‘Transport, is hereby cancelled.

Notification in Gazette No. 3 of 21-1-65, in’respect of Messrs D. B. Regbe and R. D. Samuel, Ministryof Communications, is hereby cancelled.

Notification in Gazette No. 107 of 31-12-64, in respect of Mr C. A. Ume,Senior Officer, Customs andExcise, is hereby cancelled. :

1 No Acting Allowance payable.

.2 Acting Allowance payable in salary Scale C(E) 6.

3 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable from 19-2-65 to 31-3-65; full thereafter.

4 Acting Allowance payable on the basis of pensionable salary

5 50 per cent Acting Allowance payable.

6 Notification in Gazette No. 5 of 28-1-65 amended. 50 per cent Acting Allowance now payablew.e.f, 30-12-64 ; full w.e.f. 1-3-65.

7 50 per cent Acting Allowancepay;able w.e.f. 22-2-65 ; full on. the basis of salary Scale A.1 w.e f. 24-4-65.8 50 percent Acting Allowance payable in salary Group 7 w.e.f. 1-4-65. Notification in Gazette No. 3

of 21-1-65 amended. a4

; LEAVE OF ABSENCE .

Department. Name Appointment Date of ° Leave. ‘ - _ Departure Granted

Administration -. Ugo, N.R. .. Administrative Officer, Class II 23-11-64 108 daysCustoms jand. Excise .. Higgwe,E.A.F. .. Collector .. 8-2-65 70 daysGeneral Executive Class Etuk-Akpan,R.A.U. Higher Executive Officer os 3-2-65 34 days| Ogunniyi, S. O. -. Higher Executive Officer .. -1-3-65 28 days

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Government Coastal Anughere,C. E. .. Freight Officer, Grade I]. .. 15-8-64 35 daysAgency

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¢Ist April, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE, 561

“ LEAVE OF ABSENCE—continued

Department Name Appotniment Date of Leave. Departure |Granted —

Ministry of Communi- Achuba, B.J. C. .. Chief Technician .. 17-12-64 35 dayscations Awosika, S. K. .. { Instructor, Grade II : 8-3-65 “ 40 ‘days

Ministry of Education Berepiki, C. I.” .. ‘Vocational Guidance Officer... 21-12-64 [65 daysMinistry of External Awokoya, B. O. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade

Affairs 8/9 8-3-65 |30 days: Farouk, AlhajiI.B. | External Affairs Officer, Grade

: 8/9 15-3-65 |60 daysOkoye, C. S. O. .. External Affairs Officer, Grade

ok 7 ow. - "143-65 |60 daysMinistry of Health Ajayi, J. S. . Higher Technical Officer .. 15-12-64 [42 days

Ajose-Adeogun, Mrs"E. Y. . .. Nursing Sister .. +» 15-11-64 35 days

Akanwa, E. N. .. Nursing Superintendent + 4+-1-65 (35 daysAnthony, Miss A.A. Nursing Sister .. -. 1-12-64 35 daysOkunyade, Dr M. A. Medical Officer .. .. 25-1-65 [21 daysPantos,Mrs oO. .. ’ Nursing Sister .. -. 31-8-64 84 days ~Udo-Akang, Dr : ’ 2 :

> BLA. OL. ..©° Medical Officer .. .. 15-10-64 84 daysMinistry of Internal Abiaziem, A.N., .. Higher Immigration Officer .. . 19-2-65 |79 days

Affairs . .Ministry of Labour Okunzila, Mrs F. Y. . Social Welfare Officer oe 11-1-65 38 daysMinistry of Works and Butterworth, H. -» Works Superintendent -» 16-3-65 112 days

Surveys Chiedu, S. O .. Mechanical Erigineer “4. 12-1-65 42 daysJappy,7J. F. .. Senior Executive Engineer .. 7-11-64 1/35 daysMallon, J. M. .. Works Superintendent, -- 10-3-65 1/24 days

Police Duckett, G. .. Assistant Commissioner -. 15-3-65 1383 days.Udonsy, E. -- Deputy Superintendent ++ .d8-1-65 35 days

, RESUMPTION OF DUTY

Department Name Appointment Date of. & Resumption

Administration Emeghara, F.U. .. Administrative Officer, Class II 26~11-62Nya, M. A. Administrative Officer, Class IV 5-1-65

General Executive Class Etuk-Akpan,R. A: UL Higher Executive Officer 15~-3-65Government Coastal Anughere, C. E. . Freight Officer, Grade II 23-9-64Agen .

Ministryof Communi- Achuba,B.J. C. .. Chief Technician - 33-1-65cations . Ajibade, A. A. .. Assistant TelecommunicationsController 9-1-65

Ndirika, S. C. .. Chief Technician . 22-12-64Nwozuzu, S.C. Higher Stores Officer 13-2-65

. ; Simpson, A. St. M. O. Senior Accountant . 13—1-65Ministry of Education Berepiki, C.I. Vocational Guidance Officer

.

. 2—3-65 -Ministry of Health Ajayi, J. S. .. Higher Technical Officer .- 26-1-65

Ajose-Adeogun,Mrs E.Y; .. Nursing)Sister + 6-2-65

Akanwa, E.N. ° Nursing Superintendent | 1B-2-65, Anthony, Miss A. A.. Nursing Sister 51-65

Idehen, DrH.I. .: Medical Officer : 26-2-65Okunyade, Dr M.A. Medical Officer » 15-2-65Santos, Mrs O. .- Nursing Sister 25-11-64Udo-Akang, , -Dr B. A. O. .. Medical Officer 1B-1-65

Umanah, U.J. .. Dental Technologist 29-12-64Ministry of Information Dungus, M. .. Assistant Director 2-11-64

Sonuga, D.S. -. Technical Officer 1B-3-65Ministry of Justice Alusi, Mrs Y. O. .. State Counsel. .. B-3-65Ministry of Labour .. Okunzua, Mrs F. Y. Social Welfare Officer 22-2-65Ministry of Works.and: Chiedu, S. O. -. Mechanical Engineer 272-65

Surveys Smith, T. G. .. Works Superintendent (Roads) - 20+11-64National Archives Akinfemiwa, A. .. Archivist x, 5~2—~65

Fejokwu, B. N. .. Archivist . #265Police Nwagbo,C. ' .. Assistant Superintendent 18-2-65

Udonsy, E. -. Deputy Superintendent 24-2-65Veterinary Research Smith, V. W. .. Principal Research Officer )-3-651 :

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TRANSFERS

Department Name cppointment . Post to which Date ofs : transferred Transfer

Ministry of Aviation Akinduro, F. A. 3rd Class Clerk Air Traffic Control Assistant, .. Grade III 3-8-64

Ministry of Commerce 1QOsinibi, D. A. Assistant Marketing Administrative Officer, Classand Industry _ Officer IV (Western Nigeria Public .

Oo Service) 20-3-65

Ministry of Health .. Dallas, 3rd Clays~-Medical 3rd Class Nutrition Assistant 20-3~65. . Miss A. A. «Laboratory Tech--. «

. mician . *

Fajemisin, Medical Superin- Senior Medical Officer 17-2-64Dr J. A. tendent .

iniof Mines. Shrouder, 2nd Class Clerk 2nd Class Clerk 1-3-65and?F Miss M. F. (Nigeria Coal

Corporation)ini *Ijeh, J. E. Assistant Technical . Technical Officer (Mid-Westade Officer Region Public Service) 25-1-65:-iée te Abubakar, MM. Chief of Police * Sub-Inspector .. 22-2-65i ° (Northern Nigeria

ied 2 Public Service)Bolo, S.E. Inspector Assistant Preventive Superin-fob tendent (Customs and

Excise) a .. 1-2-65

1Transfer on promption.2BNotificationiin| Gazette No. 3 of 21-1-65amended. Transfer on promotion. —~

Poh E . .

2 Be 4 é LEFT ‘1THE SERVICE _ 3zB Bae Ue } Date of | ReasonsSpartment, 5 “© Name slppointment leaving ° for leaving

. e 4 service ServiceAdministrati Nwabueze, ReO. 9... Administrative Officer,

, . Class IV 3-1-64 ResignedCustoms and’‘Bixciée 1Onadipe, V. A. 3rd Class Officer 30-9-64 Resigned

fe Shonubi, A. | Clerical Assistant 8-2-65 ResignedForest Research Q, * Tejuoso, J. O. Clerical Assistant 13-2-65 RetiredInland Revenue | Lawoye; 0.. Assessment Clerk, Grade Ul 22—-7-60 ' Terminated

ao Ndulue, C. C. Inspector of Taxes . .11-2-65 ResignedObuba, A. Assistant Executive Officer 6-10-62 Resigned

Onagoruwa, G. Assessment Clerk, Grade III 10-9-61 ResignedMinistry of Communi- Ishodu, O. Stores Assistant ' 6-7-64 Disriissed

cations &Ministry of External Akinyemi, E. A. 3rd Class Clerk 1-4+-65

=

Resignedairs LE - :

Ministry of Finance . *Abimbola, A. sAccountant 1-1-65 ResignedMinistry of Information ®gbeni,S. Learner Printer 14-65 - ResignedMinistry of Labour .. “Ekpo, 0. U. 2nd Class Clerk 1-5-64 RetiredMinistry of Mines and Barber, W. Assistant Director of . °Power . Geological Survey 10-1-65 Retired

Ministry of Works and Amaefule, I. Artisan, Grade I 18-3-65 Retired .Surveys .

Police Fatoba, E. O. Ist Class Clerk . 7-9-64 Dismissed_ Notification in Gazette N

of Finance, is hereby cancelled.

Notification in Gazette No. 21 of 18-3-65, in resand Excise, is hereby cancelled.

_1 Notification in Gazette No. 107 of 31-12-64 under2. Notification in Gazette N3 Notificatigniin Gazette No.21 of 18-3-65 amended.

OBITUARY ~*

pect of Mr V. A. Onadipe, 3rd Class

é

His Excellency the President announces with regret the death ofthe following :—Miss F. A. Olugbuyi,late Dispensing <Assistant-in--training,

Lagos on 18th November, 1964.

0. 3 of 21-1-65, in respect of Mr T. A. Kalekeme, 3rd Class Clerk, Ministry

Clerk, Customs

“Ministry of Finance”, is hereby amended.0. 26 of 25-3-65 amended.

oe

Ministry of Health, at the General Hospital,

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ist April, 1965 _ OFFICIAL GAZETTE 563

Government Notice No. 635 -. MInIstRY OF DEFENCE

Thefollowing details are notified for general information’ ; S. D. Koro,Permanent Secretary,

Lagos, February 1965. , oy :; HEADQUARTERS NIGERIAN ARMY

Lert NIGERIA TO RETURN TO THE UNITED KINGDOM ESTABLISHMENT

Ministry of Defence

No. : Rank . ‘Nawge..; Date of Departure

+ 421297 4. Major .. .. P.J. Wakeman .. .. 13-11-64

END OF SECONDMENT TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE:FEDERATION

No. ‘ Rank Name : tO Date Secondment End

421297 . Major :. P.J. Wakeman ., 12-2-65

Commissions’ ‘

P. U. Okeke wee .- .- Granted Direct Short Service Commission in thé rank ofLieutenant with effect from 15th. February, 1965 withseniority in the rank from 4th August, 1964 andallottedpersonal number N/554.

PROMOTIONS

N/4 A/Col. R. A. Shodeinde. i from 22nd January, 1965. ;

N/10 A/Lt. Col. C. D. Nwawo Promoted to the substantive rank of Lidutenant; with effect from 22nd January, 1965.

N7/368 A/Lt. Col. H. E. O. Adefope .. Promoted to the substantive rank of Lieutenantwith effect from 22nd January, 1965,

Promoted! to the substantive rank of Colonel with effect

Colonel

Colonel

N/410 2/Lt. R. Ogbonna . .. Promoted to the substantive rank of Lieutenant with' effect from 9th January, 1965.

N/472 2/Lt. G. C. Ezedigboeffect from 10th January, 1965.

Promoted to the substantive rank of Lieutenant with

N/470 2/Lt. A. Dickson .. .. Promoted to the substantive rank of Lieutenant with effectfrom 15th January, 1965. :

, N/510 2/Lt. G. A. Innih oe -. Promoted to the substantive rank of Lieutenant witheffect from 14th January, 1965.

N/246 Lt. Z. Molade > Promoted to the substantive rank of Captain with effecta“ from 2nd February, 1965.

N/196 A. Capt. A. Abubakar Promoted to the substantive rank of Captain with effectfrom 20th September, 1964.

N/344 Lt. A. U. Tijani (NAPC) .. Promoted to the rank of substantive Captain with effectfrom 2nd March,1965.

EXTENSION OF SHoRT SERVICE COMMISSION

N/252 Capt. E. C. Opara (NANS) Granted 3 years extension of her Nursing Short) Service: Commission from 1st February, 1965.

N/203 Capt. O. A. Iwe .e .. Granted 3 years-extension of his Combatant Short ServiceCommission from 29th July, 1965.

N/202 Capt. P. O. Afiegbe . .. - Granted 3 yearsextension of his Combatant Short ServiceCommission from 29th July, 1965.

N/138 A/Major J. O. Ayo-Ariyo ..

Commission from 3rd March, 1964.N/149 Capt. E. O. Imadomwiyi

Commission from 25th March, 1965.

CORRIGENDUM

EXTENSION OF SERVICE

In the Government Notice No. 1706 published in Federal Official Gazette No. 77 datSeptember, 1964. C7N/253 Lt. I. J. J. Ikpeme (NANS) Amendeffective date of extension’ of her Nursin

Service Commission to read 1st February, 196In the Government Notice No. 49 published in Federal Official Gazette No. 2 dated 14th Janua

N/205 Capt. B. E. Nnamani (NA) -. Amend effective date of the extension of his. CoShort Service Commission to read 29th July, 1

N/213 Lt. M. M. Otusanya (NANS) -. Delete existing record and Amend to read :—Gremonths extension of her Nursing Short Servi

_

_

Mission from 20th June, 1964. . 8- Amend effective date of the extension of her

Short Service Commission to read 1st February

N/251 Capt. R. T. Aina (NANS) -

Granted 3 years extension of his Combatant Short Service

Granted 1 year extension of his Combatant Short Service

led 24th

ig Short5.

ry, 1965.mbatant964,anted 10te Com-

Nursing1965.

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564 OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.30, Vol. 52

CORRIGENDUM r

: . COMMISSION . ? to )

In the Government Notice No. 61 published in the Federal Official Gazette No; 9 dated 16th January, 1964

. an ComMiIsstoNns ,

ot N/424 2/Lt. A. Ginge .. Amend date of Seniority in the rank of Second Lieutenanta : i ial to read 10th December, 1962. \

In the Government Notice No. 49 published in the Federal Official Gazette No. 2 dated 14th January, 1965.

N/407 2/Lt. M. A. Obogo we #™/408 2/Lt. P. Nwadkon .. _.. »Amend namesofofficers to read as shownN/411 2/Lt.P. K. Onyeneho os .eJ

In the Government Notice No. 365 published in the Federal Official Gazette No. 14 dated 25th February, |1965. . : >

18265509 O, Cadet MM. Muhammed200% O/Cadet Js O. Bajowa

. ; °

. \ amend namesofofficers to read as shown.M. R. Muhammed (N/189) _

: J. O. O. Bajowa (N/199)N/210 Second Lieutenant M. R. O. Onyejiaka— Amend effective date of Commission to read 23rd May,

. 1961. - is

PROMOTIONS

Ni277 Capt, O. U. Isong Amend date promoted to the substantive rank of Captainto read 23rd May, 1964. =

°"N /299 Ltsll. Y. Hananiya Amend nameto read H. A. Hananiya ,

. In the Government Notice No. 394 published in the Federal Official Gazette No. 27 dated 5th March,1964. — F .

EsBoo. PROMOTIONS te

N/389 Lt.Mi!Remawa . . Amend nameto read as shown. : -

In the:Gévernment Notice No. 1052 published in the Federal Official Gazette No. 35 dated: 30thMay, 1963, -_ > : ‘

Se PROMOTIONS

N/298 A‘Capt. P. A. Eromobor Amenddate promotedto the substantive rank of Lieutenantto read 29th March, 1963. ‘

TRANSFERS NIGERIAN ARMY OFFICERS TO NIGERIAN *AIR FoRCE

. * N/275 Capt. S. Alao : °

: N/187 Capt. E. E. Ikwue . . Amend date of transferred to Nigerian Air Force to read $N/128 Capt. U. J. Esuene .. 10th December, 1963. sat "N/123 Capt. D. O. Odiwo | a :Government Notice No. 636 ' .

Ministry OF DEFENCE—NIGERIAN AIR FORCE wt" : .y , PROMOTION Fe

_ Department , Name Promoted to Effective date. Nigerian Air Force S. A, Alao,.. Major e oa.) AH1-65

2 E. E. Ikwue Major ee .. ' 1-465U. J. Esuene Major . 1-4-65

55S. D.. Koto,

Db/4/19 Permanent Secretary

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Government Notice No. 638Government Notice No. 637

Inditstrial Development (Income Tax Relief)Act, 1958 (No. 8 of 1958)

GRANTING OF PIONEER CERTIFICATE

Industrial Development (Income Tax Relief) Act, 1958(No. 8 of 1958).

GRANTING OF PIONEER CERTIFICATE

It is hereby: notified for general information that It is hereby notified for general information thatMessrs AFPRINT (NIGERIA) LimITep have been.granted a Pioneer Certificate under the terms of‘subsection (7) of section 4 of the Industrial Develop-ment (Income Tax Relief) Act, 1958.

, 1.2323 /S. 22

Messrs. -RELIANCE Merat Propucts (NiceErta)Limitep have been granted a Pioneer Certificateunder the terms of subsection (7) of section 4 of thejogustrial Development (Income Tax Relief) Act,

1.2353/S.38

1st April, 1965

Government Notice No. 639

Notice under Companies Act Cap. 37 Section 187

“ ‘'T.N. Line Limrrep(In Voluntary Liquidation)

It is hereby notified to the general public that themeeting of the Creditors of T. N. Line Limited willbe. held on the 9th of April, 1965 at 55° IdumagboAvenue, Lagos at 10.30 afm. prompt.

of ' Boxajr Finnin,. Liquidator


In the Matter of the Companies Act Cap. 37

. .‘T.N. Lane Limrrep(In Voluntary Liquidation) |

TAKE NOTICE that at an extraordipary generalmeeting of the members of T. N. Line Limited heldat No: 7 Kontagora Road, Kaduna, Nigeria onTuesday, 9th March, 1965 at 10 a.m.

The following extraordinary resolution was dulypassed viz. : ’

“That it has been*proved to the satisfactionof. this meeting that.the Company, T. N. LineLimited cannot, by reasonofits liabilities continueits business and that it is advisable to wind up thesamé anid accordingly theCompany be wound up

* voluntarily and that Bolaji Finnih, Esq. of No. 1Patey Street, Lagos, Nigeria be nominated asLiquidator for the purpose of such winding up”.

4 Atiku Kano,Secretary

Merchant Shipping Act, 1962(No. 30 of 1962)

‘TERMINATION AND RE-APPOINTMENT OFREGISTRAR OF SHIPS .

It is hereby notified for general information that in_ exercise of the powers conferred on me by subsection

(1) of section 304 of the Merchant Shipping Act 1962,and the Merchant Shipping Act (Delegation ofPowers) Notice, 1963, published as L.N. 412 in theFederal Gazette No. 66 of 12th September, 1963, Ihereby terminate the appointment of the under-mentioned officer as Registrar of Ships at the LagosPort of Registry with effect from ist March, 1965 :

- MrD.O. Ecsueand I appointin his place with effect from 8th March,1965 until further notice:

Mrs R. A. BRAITHWAITE

Government Notice No. 251 of 1965 is herebycancelled. :

Given at Lagos this 8th day of March, 1965.

H. A. EJUEYITCHIE,Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Transport

TP1583/Vol. 111/198 :

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

- following paragraph :—

565


Public Lands Acquisition Act (Chapter 167) .

LAND REQUIRED ‘FOR THE SERVICE OF THE |FEDERALGOVERNMENT ‘

CORRIGENDUM

In Government Notice No. 1859 published inOfficial Gazette No. 75, Volume50 of 26th September,1963, delete the first paragraph and substitute the

Notice is hereby given thatall that parcel of landat Buguma in the Degema Division of EasternNigeria containing an area of approximately 80.99Acres shown on Eastern Nigeria Survey’ Plan No.BG.6 (Tracing No. E. 2919), the boundaries ofwhich are described below, is required) by thePresident for Public. purposes absolutely and in¢particular for the Federal Fisheries Service as anExperimental Fish Farm. | .

DESCRIPTION .Starting at a concrete pillar marked PB J9976, the

co-ordinate of which are 3235.96 feet Narth and2014.98 feet ‘West of a concrete pillar marked] B.C.S.1the origin of Buguma Cadastral. Surveys, theboundaries run in straight lines the bearings andlengths of which are as follows :—

From Bearing Length “To

PBJ9970 332° 49’ 780.9’ PBJ9971PBJ9971 332°50’ 714.8’ PBJ9972PBJ9972 61°28’ 276.8’ PBJ9973PBJ9973 61°28 200.4’ PBJ9974PBJ9974 61° 28 977.2", PBJ9975

PBJ9975 61°29 934.2’ * PBJ9976

Thence on a bearing of 61°29’ and a distance of 6.0feet to a point on the right bank of AmanyanaboOkolo Creek. Thence in a generally South [Easterlydirection and for a distance of 1,240.0 feet toa point

- whichis on a bearing of 51°44’ and a distance of4.0‘feet from PBJ9977. ;

From Bearing Length To

_PBJ9977 =—-:231° 44’ 10.5’ PBJ9978PBJ9978- 113° 08’ 107.2’ PB}9979PBJ9979 04° 59” 11.5’ PBJ9980

Thence on a bearing of 04° 59’ and a distance of 5.0feet to a point on the right bank of AmanyanaboOkolo Creek. Then in a generally Easterly directionand for a distance of290.0 feet to a point which is ona bearing of 60° 36” and a distance of 40.0 feet fromPBJ.9981. '

From Bearing Length To

PBJ9981 240° 36’ 174.8’ PBJ9982PBJ99382 240° 36” 100.1’ ° PBJ9983PBJ9983 240° 36’ 1192.4’ PBJ9984

. PBJ9984 ~ 240° 35’ 74.0 PBI9985PBY9985 240° 35% 542.2’ PBJ9986PBYJ9986 240° 35’ 226.9’ PBJ9987PBJ9987 240° 35’ 365.6 . - -PBJ9970

(the starting point.)

All property beacons are concrete pillars, allbearings and lengths are approximate and all bearingsare referred to True North.

Dated the 15th day of March, 1965.

Musa Yar’Apua,Minister of Lagos Affairs

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No. 30, Vol. 52


Registration of Titles Act

(Cap. 181) Section 57

FEDERAL LaND REGISTRY

‘LOST CERTIFICATES

Title Property Registered _No. Proprietor

L00079 212 Igbosere J. & A. Zarpas Pro-, Road and perties Limited of

: Moloney 144 Moloney Street,Street, Lagos. Lagos.

* L01390 210 Igbosere J. & A. Zarpas Pro-Road, Lagos. perties Limited of

144 MoloneyStreet,S Lagos.

L01593 137 Broad The Union Trading. Street, Lagos. Companyof 139

/ * Broad Street,~ io Lagos.

~ £04454

=

Plot 214 at Alabi Akowe of 100Awolowo Nnamdi AzikiweRoad, Ikoyi, Street, Lagos.

, , Lagos.M00241 Land at Carter Abayomi Adebayo

Street, Ebute Adeyemi of 15 Alli. Metta: Street, Lagos.

M00395 1 Abeokuta Olusegun Johnson of. Street, Ebute 18 DocemoStreet,

_ Metta. Lagos.

Notice is hereby given that the loss of the abovementioned Certificates of Titles has been reported.

Any person in whose possession the Certificatesmay be or whohas any objection to the issue of new

. Certificates to the above-named registered pro-prietors should report in writing immediately to theRegistrar of Titles, Federal Land Registry, Lagos.

In the event of no objection being received before-the 23rd day of May, 1965, new Certificates of

. Titles will be issued -_

-'TU.1507

23rd March, 1965.: E. O. Tayo,

~ Registrar of. TitlesLR.43/T - .


~ Trade Union Act

‘APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE Unions2

CORRIGENDUMIn Government Notice No. 1281 of Official

Gazette of the Federal Republic of Nigeria No. 61-Vol. 51 of 16th July, 1964 please read ‘RegionalRailway Pensioners’ Union” instead of “Provincial* y : ’ : >”?Railway Pensioners’ Union’.‘DATED this 25th day of March, 1965.

, 2.

V. As SOLANKE,Registrar of Trade Unions

’ Government Notice No. 645

Customs Tariff Act

CORRIGENDA

1. The First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act

No. 60 of 1958 as published in the Legal Notice No. 91of 1964 is amended:

(a) By deleting the word ‘“‘highe”’ in line 8 ofitem I/2 (3) (c) and substituting the word“higher?;. |

“(6) By deleting the word “each”in line 2 ofitem1/3 (3) and substituting “the pair”;

(c) By deleting the word “‘serving” in line 3 ofitem 1/56 and substituting “sewing’’.

2. The First ScHedule to the Customs Tariff ActNo. 60 of 1958—L.N. 91 of 1964 as amended byL.N. 131 of 1964 is amended :—

(a) By deleting ‘“‘each’’ in line 4 of item 1/49 (1)(a) and ingerting ‘“‘the square yard”;

(6) By deleting the expression “the pound each”in line 6 of item 1/49 (1) (6) (1) and inserting/the pound”:(c) By deleting the word “éach”in item 1/49 (1)

(8) (2).3. The Second Schedule to the Customs Tariff .

Act No. 60 of 1958 as published in the Legal NoticeNo. 91 of 1964 is amended by adding a semicolonimmediately after “plastic” in line 4 of item 11/2710).

4. The Second Schedule to the Customs TariffAct—L.N. 91 of 1964 as amended by L.N. 131 of1964 is hereby amended :—

(a) By deleting the word “portable”in column 2of item II/6 (4) and substituting ‘“‘potable’’;

(6) By deleting in item II/8 the expression —“meansrefined gold orsilver in lumps, barsor amalgam

;

refined gold orsilver in bars”’and substituting ‘‘means unrefined gold orsilver in lumps, bars or amalgam ; refinedgold orsilver in bars’. :

5. The Third Schedule to the Customs Tariff ActNo. 60 of 1958 as published in the Legal Notice No.91 of 1964 is amended :—

By adding the expression .“‘the ton” after“tanned....” in line 3 of item 12.

6. The Excise Tariff Act No 58 of 1958 as publi-shed in the Legal Notice No. 92 of 1964 is amended :—

By the deletion of the headings ‘CustomsTariff” on pages 42 and 43 and the substitu-tion therefor of the headings “Excise Tariff”


Land (Perpetual Succession) Ait Cap. 98 .EASTERN REGION Mepicat CENTRE—CHANGE

OF NAME

In accordance with section 5a(1) of the Land(Perpetual Succession) Act, Cap. 98it is notified thatthe Registered _ ‘Trustegs of the Eastern RegionMedical Centre have “applied to the HonourableMinister of Lagos Affairs for approval to change thebody’s name to Eastern Nigeria Medical Centre.

2. If any person objects to the making of such achange, he may give notice of objection and of the -grounds upon whichherelies in support thereof tothe PermanentSecretary, Ministry of Lagos Affairs,within 7 days of the date of publication of this Notice.

A. Mora,Permanent Secretary, /

Ministry of Lagos Affairs

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Ist April, 1965


Registration of Titles Act Cap. 181

FEDERAL LanD REGISRY

The following appli¢ations have been made forfirst registration,L05670. 4 Alagbeji Street, Lagos. (Freehold).

Ishail Abudu Obanishola, Jarinatu Idowu, Musta-pha Kolawole Basanya, Abudu Raheem AkanniBraimah all c/o 57 Glover Street, Lagos.

L05678. 26 Docemo Street, Lagos (Fteehold).Osenatu Ajala, Muftau Ajala, Rafiu Ajala andRaufu Ajala all of 13 Pedro Street, Lagos.

L05682. 12a Princes Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Fasasi Ayinde Akinpela c/o-A.A. Ogunsanya,3/5 Sulu Bolaji Street, Lagos. ‘*

L05683. 28 Docemo Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Abudu Rasaki Ajala, Abudu Ganiyu Ajala, AbuduRamonu Ajala, Abudu Monsuru Ajala, Nurata.Ajala, MusibauAjala, Jeminatu Ajala and Suwebatu :,Ajala all of 13 Pedro Street, Lagos. q

L05684. 2 Mosalasi Street, Lagos. (Freehold). ».Mutiatu Ajala, Rashidi Ajala and Bintu Ajala all of - .13 Predo Street, Lagos.

L05686. 81 Great Bridge Street, Lagos. (Free-":hold).both. of 96 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos.

L05687. 182 Bamgbose Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Adiatu Ajala and Juradatu Ajala both of 13 PedroStreet, Lagos. “

L05691. 235a (formerly 125) Igbosere Road and21 Strachan Street, Lagos. (Freehold). YemiGansallo:and Joke Olubi both of 32 Aralile Street,Surulere:

L05693. .21 Olumegbon Street, Lagos. (Freehold)Yesufu Sanni of 1 Atin Street, Lagos.

L05695. 15 ITjaiye Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Rafatu Ashabi Giwa of 15 Ijaiye Street, Lagos.

L05696, Nos. 149/153 Broad Street, Lagos... (Free-hold). John Holt and Company, LiverpoolLimited of 149/153 Broad Street, Lagos.

L05697. 71 Odunfa Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Alfa Yesufu Afolabi Owosheni Seriki of 71Odunfa Street, Lagos. .

M04811. 18 Takuro Street; Idi-Araba;Surulere.(Freehold). Liadi Agboke of 9 Ishaga Road,Idi-Araba, Surulere.

M04812. 110 Oju-Elegba Road, Surulere, (Free-hold). Alhaji Sanusi Alaka of 110 Oju-ElegbaRoad, Surulere. ee

M04820. Land between Nos. 17 and 19 Tejuoso,Street, Surulere. (Freehold). David OgunbayoOgunde of 135 Herbert Macaulay Street, EbuteMetta. 3

M04821. Land betwee Nos.3 and 9 AkpanCrescent, Surulere. (Freehold). David Ogun-bayo Ogunde of 135 Herbert Macaulay Street,Ebute Metta. r .

M04822. 19 Ayodele Street, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Magnus Okanlawon. Motayo of 58 Stra-chan Street, Ebute Metta. -

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE

Airatu Opera and Rafatu ~Atoke Disu &

"M04843.-' 41: Ishaga. Road Idi-Ara

.

°

56716

04833. 16 Akobi Crescent, Surulere. (Hreehold).Albert Joseph Fisher of 178 Odejayi @rescent,Stirufere: ~ % .

Abimbola Shodipe Street, :Surulére‘Kelani’ Banjo of 43 Griffith Street,

825¢.>57Paul ~Okuntola Street, Ldj-Araba,ra, (Erethold). ‘Mustapha Afolabi Sanni

i-Araba,

rdlere. |inflawon of57 Paul Okuntola Street, Tdulere. 39Ki es :

* 2 Le Te : fF, . en

MO04826."* Land ‘near Eniola_,. Uftiversity ‘Tkathing Hospihold). Kalu Peter of 507%Surulere, |". * :

M04827. Larid adjacent toNo..15 OroteSurulere. (Freehold). Sule Adeola‘of 19 Ibidug.-Street, ‘Surulere.

M04828. Plot#No.#2644"in Apapa,Layout, Apapé#:. (Leasehold). Holn(Nigeria) Limitéd of 26, -Burma Rqad,| Apapa

M04829. Plot No. ‘WL’ 1058 in Apapa TownPlan Layout, Apapa. (Leasehold), Holm n Bro-thers (Nigeria) Limited of 26 Burma Road!Apapa?

‘i Plan

5M04830. PlotNo. AW 2048 in Apapa.Town Pian .Layout, Apapa. (Leasehold)~.Holman, Brothers(Nigetia) “Limited:.of 26 Burma’ Rad, Apapa.

Surulere. *s (Freehold).““Surulere<:

Moe Aebentee Lane, Stiruless@eecheus ‘Oluyemi Jaiyeola of 15°Sie Meretta,, : .p41 ay ~M04845: -Plot"WK 1019 in Apapz#Town Plan

Egyout,; Apapa._ (Leas¢hold). Lzechoslovak-Nigérian Export’ and Import Company of 55Balogun* Street, Lagos. a

: (Freehold).over Street,

*M04847. - Land adjacent to’ No. 48 Agegd MotorRoad, Mushin: (Freehold).of 16 Aromire Street, Lagos. ©

M04848:"Land behind No, £5 Tej SsHio

Sule Ibitoy > Kadiriaf

al d i Street,, Surulere: . (Freehold), Fredrick Shétayo|Hughesof 5 SimpsonStreet, Lagos. « 2

M04849, :Liind’adjacent to No. 6 Ojsindd Street,Idi-Araba, Suruleré; (Freehood). tu Ajao Ayu-ba of 37Igh oad; Lagos :

M04850, 18 Gigyan Road, Apapa.(Leasehold).Nigerian Maritim Services Limited: of 4 SapeleRoad, Apapa. # se a

M04851. 16° Adeb

Gabriel Aniekwé Makwe of 11 Shodipe| Street,Yaba. ° 2, 2 g

“3 ErM04852. Land. atWonuola Street neag’UniversityTeaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, Surulere.| (Free-hold). NimotaAibeke c/o V. O. Esantof 11 GbejaStreet, Lagos <* = 3

M04853. Plot -2220 at Tafawa Balewa Crescent,Surulere. (Freehold). Samuel Folorunsho Ona-banjo-of 46 Alexander Avenue, Ikoyé :

M04854. Plot 1738 at Adebola Street Surulere.(Freehold.) Philip Ofianyi Chiazor of 36 AbuleNila Road, Ebute Metta. ' -

Brothers:

“Liadi Agboke of 19 Ishaga Road,:

ShyDt

‘bayi Street, Yaba.:- (Freehold). ~

ao:

568

- M04855. Plot 1922 at Yesufu SanusiStreet, Surulere.(Freehold). Miguel Ayodele Branco of 33 OyekanRoad, Surulere. __

04856. Plot 2147 at Tafawa Balewa Crescent,Surulere. (Freehold). Ebenezer Kehinde Odun-

. tan of 130 Itire Road, Surulere.

MO04857. Plot 1711 at Razaq Balogun Street,Surulere. (Freehold) Christiana Ibijoke, MabelSubuola Prinéewell and Michael Akinlawonall of

& -. 35 Princewell Street, Lagos. ;

, M04858. Plot 2057 at Modupe Johnson Street,. « ,. Surulere.. (Freehold). Bassey Nyarawo Ironbar

* of 9 Martins Road, Surulere. , _M04859., Plot 2436 at Tafawa Balewa Crescent,

Surulere. (Freehold).of 9 Fowler Road, Ikoyi. os,

M04860. Plot 1998 at Razaq Balogun: ‘Street,Surulere.. (Freehold). Asanye Moses Asanye of

4,6 Fagbile Street, Surulere. .2104862. 9 Fawehinmi Street, Surulere. (Free-

hold). Zacheus Oluyemi Jaiyeola of 15 GloverStreet, Ebute Metta.

M04863. ‘Land at Tokunboh Street known as Pilot14/in Block ‘A’ Yaba, (Freehold). Gilbert A,Jaiyeola c/o A. A. Ogunsanya of 7: Alli Street,Lagos. © ;

04864. Land at Yaba Halt, behind Loco Work-shop, Surulere. (Freehold). Ebenezer MobolajiGoyea of 6 Malu Road, Apapa.

3104865.. 104 Ibidun Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Peter Adewunmi Oshinlaja of 10 Williams Street,Lagos.

04866. Land near No. 4 Daniel Street, Idi-Oro.(Freehold). Victoria Olaigbe Agbor of 36 Tokun-

| boh Street, Lagos

3104867. 15 Willoughby Street, Ebute Metta.(Freehold). . Kudiratu Oshodi, Samiatu Agoro,Amida Kolawole Agoro and Hamilifalat Olayinka

y Agoro all of Akinika Street, Oshodi RailwayStation. , .

M04870, 102 Lagos Street, Ebute Metta.’ (Free-hold). Alhaji Oseni Asani of 102 Lagos Street,Ebute Metta. ©

4104871. 15 Fagbile Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Latifat Ladejobi of 9 Offin Road, Lagos.

M04872. 19 Ojo-Oniyun Street, Ebute Metta.| (Freehold). Yunusa ‘Oladipupo Adedeji of 10Oroyinyin Street, Lagos.

M04876. Land opposite No. 26 Onasanya Street,s Surulere. (Freehold). Modupe Oladunni Akin-‘ gbehin Eboh of Ministry of Justice, Benin City.M04878. 32 Moleye Street, Yaba. (Freehold).

Sanusi Aregbesola Braimah of 32 Moleye Street,Yaba. le.

M04879. 22a MaboStreet, Surulere. (Freehold).Joseph Badejo Atinmo of 21, Banire “Street,Surulere. S

M04880. 22 Ishaga Road, Surulere. (Freehold)“Joseph Badejo Atinmo of 21 Banire - Street:

Surulere. .M04883. Plot 2078 in Block 4 at Modupe Johnson

Street, Surulere. (Freehold). Stephen AdeoyeTaiwo of 52 Oroku Street, Ebute Metta.

M04886. 16 Adebiyi Street, Wright’s Estate, Yaba.(Freehold). Janet Ebun Adeniyi of 16 Adebiyi

, Street, Yaba.

v

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

Joseph Olabode Ogunleye |

No. 30, Vol. 52 ~

3104887. 13 Ibadan Street West, Ebute Metta.(Freehold).. Esther Makanjuola Coker, SolomonAdeyemi Coker c/o Henry Afolabi Odufalu of191 Igbosere Road, Lagos.

M04891. Land adjoining No. 25 Ibidun Street, ~Surulere. (Freehold). Musa -Baruwa Etti of336 Herbert “Macaulay Street, Yaba.

M04892. 13 Mabo Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Ishmael Oladipo Karunwi of 96 Denton Street,EbuteMetta, :

M04893.". Land at Lawani Street, adjoining TeacherTraining College, Surulere. (Freehold). ShafiAbiodun Balogun of 3 Massey Street, Lagos.

M04895. Plot 2194 at Alade Close, L.E.D.B.Estate, Surulere. (Freehold). Jimoh OlagokeBakare c/o S. A. Faboro, N.B.S. Lagos.

104896. Plot 2002 at Modupe Johnson Street,L.E.D.B. Estate, Surulere. (Freehold). MrsOmotilewa Ogundare of 13 Lugard Avenue,Ikoyi, Lagos. . ,

3104897. Landat the back of Lagos University .Teaching Hospital, facing Agege Motor Road,Idi-Araba, Surulere. (Freehold). Ignatius Ban-kole Abudu Kabiawu of 2 OnayadeStreet, Ikorodu

_ Road, Yaba. -

104898. 90 Simpson Street, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Florence Elizabeth Oyeneye of 90 SimpsonStreet, Ebute Metta. . . t

3104899. Nos. -11a and 118 Azare Crescent,Apapa. (Leasehold). Wiggins Teape (WestAfrica) Limited of 25 Burma Road, Apapa.

4104900. Land adjoining No. 4 Gbolahan Street,Idi-Araba, Surulere. (Freehold). SusannahMoteleola Aina of 30 Commercial Avenue,Yaba. .

M04906. Land opposite No. 74 Ondo Street,Ebute Metta. (Freehold). Ledpoldina OlayinkaCharles (nee Hughes) of 7 Simpson Street, EbuteMetta.

104909. 35 Patience Street (formerly 34) EbuteMetta. (Freehold). Sariyu Siuwola Olatundeof 96 Denton Street, Ebute Metta.

“ 'M04910. Land at the back of No. 10 KobitiStreet, Idi-Oro. (Freehold). Dr Mashood Baba-tunde Odemuyiwa of Nigerian Railway Corpora-tion Dispensary, Zaria, Northern Nigeria.

*©M04920. Nos. 107 and 107a Ibidun. Street, Suru-lere. (Freehold). Moses OladeleLaniyan of 5 Laniyan Street, Mushin.

104921. 53 Sofuntere Street,’ Ebute Metta:(Freehold). Joshua Ladipo Oni of 53 SofuntereStreet, Ebute Metta. i ,

Thomas

"04922. Plot 1859 at Luciana Joseph Street?L.E.D.B. Estate, Surulere. (Freehold). Solo-mon Kolawole Tokunaiyegon of 82 Lewis Street,Lagos. is

M04923. Plot 1908 at Adeniran OgunsanyaStreet,L.E.D.B. Estate, Surulere. (Freehold). SamsonBabatundePeters of 11 BabatundeStreet, Surulere.

104924. Plot 2032 at Adeniran Ogunsanya Street,L.E.D.B. Estate, Surulere. (Freehold). MutairuAbiodun Alli of 32 Olukole Street, Surulere.

M04934. Plot 2003 at Modupe Johnson Street,L.E.D.B. Estate, Surulere. (Freehold). . RobertChukwu Debe Duru of Ibadan University.

seer

Ist"April, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 569

M04935. Plot 1997 at Razaq Balogun Street,L.E.D.B. Estate, Surulere. (Freehold). ErnestIkemefuna Ofodile of 9 Obanje Street, Onitsha.

M04936. Plot 1713 at Razaq” Balogun Street,L.E.D.B. Estate, .Surulere. (Freehold). RalphAdetunji care of R.N. Army, Lagos.

my .M04937. Land adjacent to No. 8 Aiyetoro Street,Ebute Metta. (Leasehold).operative Timber Marketing Society Limited of35 Okobaba Street, Ebute Metta.

Plans of the above described lands can be seen atthe Federal Land Registry, Tafawa Balewa Square,Lagos. Any person maybynoticein writing signedby himself or his agent and delivered at the. Registrywithin two months from the dateofthis notice’ objectto the Aregistration. The notice must state thegrounds of the objection and give an address forservice. .

23rd March, 1965.

E. O. Tayo,Registrar of Titles


Registration of Titles Act, Cap. 181 ~~

FEDERAL LAND REGISTRY

The following applications have been made forfirst registration.

105642. 21 Church Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Jarinatu Agbaosi Ajiwun of 21 Church Street,Lagos.

L05644. 5 Probyn Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.hold). Beckitt & Colman (Overseas) Limited ofDamson Lane, Hull, England. ;

L05645. 19 Kosoko Steet, Lagos. (Freehold).Modupe Martins, Abayomi Martins, EnitanMartins and Sinnajsola Martins all of 19 KosokoStreet, Lagos.

105646. 12 Atiko Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Abibi Aminu Jinadu of 12 Atiko Street, Lagos.

L05665. 26 Abari Court, Lagos. (Leasehold).Alimi Toriola of 9 Jimoh Lane, Lagos.

L05666. 14 Abari Court, Lagos. ‘Leasehild),Alimi Toriola of 9 Jimoh Lane, Lagos.

105667. 10 Lewis Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Maurice Akanbi Omoteso Kufeji c/o P.O. Box595, Kano.. ,

M04635. Land adjacent to No. 37 Tejuoso Street,Surulere. (Freehold). Esogbuzien . AndrewOnyemem of 26 Ijaoye Street, Yaba.: _

M04640. Land at Caxton Street, behind No.38 Akobi Crescent, Surulere. (Freehold). Baba-tunde Atobajaiye Orotunsi of 22 Okoya Street,Lagos..

M04642. Land near No. 12 Fashoro Street,Surulere. (Freehold). Amusu Adenuga Oye-nuga of 71 Jebba Street East, Ebute Metta.

MO04655. 10 Akinhanmi Street, Surulere. (Free-hold). Isikitu Olanrewaju Alamutu, ShambakiyuOlaiwola Alamutu and Yekini Adeyemi Alamutu

> all of 83 Patey Street, Ebute Metta.

4

Igbobini Lagos Co- .

(Lease- ~

M04663. 30 Lagos Street, Ebute Metta, (Free-hold). Ebenezer Adeyinka Oduwole df 30 LagosStreet, Ebute Metta. .

’ M04664. Land adjacent to No. 29 Nathan Street,Surulere. (Freehold). Olufemi A. OlanipeknuGeorge of 240 Clifford Street, Yaba.

M04668. 8 Franklin Road, Abule Nia, Ebute- Metta. (Freehold). Michael Adebola Ekisola of10 Ojo-Giwa Street, Lagos.

M04674. 4 Karimu Street, Idi-Araba@ Surulere.(Freehold). Alhaji Shittu Kano of |107 PateyStreet, Ebute Metta.

M04676. Land ‘at Akin-Baruwa Sttect, near, Teaching Hospital, Surulere. (Freehpld). Ste-: Phen Adebanjo Oduyemi of 20 Is aga Road,* Surulere.

M04677.. Land adjacerit to No. 4 Patience Street,Ebute Metta. (Freehold). John Ok uga Ade-nuga of 16 Idoluwo Street, Lagos.

M04681. Land behind Nos. 31, 33 and 35 MakindeStreet, Surulere. (Freehold). John Ndukwe of12 AshogbonStreet, Lagos.

M04687. 2 Oludipe Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Adeyemi Oludipe of 10 “Willoughby Street,Ebute Metta.

M04689. -73 Tejuoso Street, Surulete.hold). Ipadeola Oguntokun of 3Street, Surulere. ,

M04690. 63 Tejuoso Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Ipadeola Oguntokun of -3 Oguntokun Street,Surulere.

M04699. Land near No. 1 Akobi Crescent,Surulere. (Freehold). Madam Adebola AlakeAkinkunle of:69 Apongbon Street, Lagos.

M04701. 68 Cemetery Street, Surulerb.hold). Abudu WahabiStreet West, Lagos.

M04706. Land adjacent to'No. 15 |OlajuwonStreet, Surulere. (Freehold). Kalia AjiwunDosunmu c/o A. Gbajumo of 41 Idoluwo Street,Lagos.

(Free-guntokun

(Free-Sanusi of 22. Balogun

M04708. 16 Ishebi Street, Ebute Metta. (Free-pol). Olajide Esan of 78 Denton Stréet, Ebute

etta.

M04709. 4 Aminu Street, Surulere.Olajide Esan. of 78 Denton Street, Eb

M04711. Land at Lawani Street, adjoiningTeacher Training College, Surulere. ( reehold).Alimotu Ajike Ibitokun of 57 Odunlemi Street,

. Lagos. ; - |M04712. Land near No. 2 Akobi Crescent,

Surulere. (Freehold). Moliki Ayinla Gbangbolaof 9 Holloway Street, Lagos.

Freehold)te Metta

’ M04716. Land near No. 45 Carter Str et, EbuteMetta. (Freehdld). Hadj Bakr Disu Oshodi of5 Oshodi Court, Lagos ‘

M04718. 21 Nathan Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Michael Bandele Ogunlolu of 21 Nathan Street,Surulere. : .

M04719.. 52 Ishaga Road, Surulere. (Freehold).Samuel Olatunji Kamson of 64 Idoluwo Street,Lagos.

M04720.: Land at Akintan Sireet near| No. 107Clegg Street, Surulere. (Freehold).

|

AdetonaCampbell of 15 Olajuwon, Street,T

570 ‘

M04721. Plot 6 in Block *L’ Tokunbo Street, inWright’s’ Allotment, Yaba. (F.reehold). Chris-tian Oladele Williams Awolaja of 22 AkinwunmiStreet, Lagos.

M04722. Land adjacent to No. 42 ColeStreet,Surulere. (Freehold). Adiaha Eteno of 5 Abibu

_ Oki Close, Surulere.

04725. Land at Modele Village opposite PoliceBarracks, Surulere. (Freehold). The Registered‘Trustees of Qua Iboe.Church c/o P. A. Atilade of11 Martin Street, Lagos.

M0473 8 Rotimi Street, Surulere. (Freehold)..James Chukuma Anyaduba of 3 Court Road,Onitsha. . 4

. 04733. Land adjacent to No. 36 Odejayi Cres-cent, Surulere. (Freehold). Mrs OljubukunolaAdeoye of 2 Osanyin Street, Yaba.

4104741. Land at Eniola Street, adjoining BirchFreeman Memorial High School, Surulere.

(Freehold). Dr and Mrs Bandele Akinola_ Aboyade c/o 16 Ajasa Street, Lagos.

M04742. Land at Eniola Street, near MainlandGeneral: Hospital, IdisOro. (Freehold). Emea~Eni Kalu of 42 Itire Road Estate, Surulere.

M04749. Plot 1350 at Apapa Town Plan Layout,..Apapa. (Leasehold). Metal Furniture (Nig).Limited of 40 Balogun Street, Lagos.

MO04754. 60 Haastrup Street, “Surulere. (Free-hold). , Saka Adevinka Opeifa of 58 ,HaastrupStreet, Surulere.

M]04755. 58 Haastrup Street, Surulere. (Free-hold). Saka Adeyinka Opeifa of 58 HaastrupStreet, Surulere.

M]04756. 5 Ojerinde Street,’ Idi-Araba, Surulere.(Freehold). Comfort Olafadeke Onalaja~-Udom of‘Brimoh IgboStreet, Lagos.

M04763.. Land at Oroku Road behind No. 3 ParkRoad, Ebute Metta. (Freehold). Solomon Ojoof 18 Makanju Lane, Lagos. °

- M04769. Land at Lawani Street, near TeachingHospital, Idi-Araba, Surulere. (Freehold).

. Bisiriyu Olanrewaju Akinlagun of 57 DurojaiyeStreet, Obele Odan, Surulere.

M04770. 35 Salawu Street, Surulere. (Freehold).* Lamidi Oladipupo Olukotun of 14 Esuki Street,

Lagos.

M04776. 46 Bola ‘Street, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Thomas Ayo Odusina c’o A. A. Ogunsanof 7 Alli Street, Lagos.

M04777. Land at Shodipe Street, known as Plot8 in Block ‘JA’, Wright’s Estate, Yaba. (Free-hold). ‘Amos Olubi Odusina c’o A. A. Ogunsanof 7 Alli Street, Lagos.

04779. Land’ opposite No. 29 Caxton Street,Surulere. (Freehold). Josiah Idowu AdeiyiBammekeof 3 Amuto Street, Lagos.

™M04780. ‘Land almost opposite to No. 11 CaxtonStreet, Surulere. (Freehold). Benjamin AfolabiBammeke c/o J. 1. A. Bammeke, 3 AmutoStreet,Lagos.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 30, Vol. 52

4104783. 13 Ademuyiwa Road; Ebute Metta:(Freehold). Habib Salami Ailara: of 44° OluwoleStreet, Lagos. :

M04784. 25 Ojo-Oniyun ‘ Street, Ebute Metta.(Freehold). Adebayo Pépoola Adesina of 2:ShagbemiStreet, Lagos.

3104785. Plots 13, 14, 25 and 26 at Akintan Road,Surulere. (Freehold). Samuel Omoteso Oyelolaof 4 Ondo Street West, Ebute Metta,

104786. 60 Fagbenro Street, Surulere.hold).Lagos.

104787. 3 Wakeman Street, Yaba. (Leasehold).Theophilus David Orija of 2 Turton Street, Yaba.

M04788. 63 Oroku Road, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Abasi Olarewaju Osikoya of 63 OrokuRoad, Ebute Metta. ~~

3104795. Land adjacent to No. 20 Park RoadEbute Metta. (Freehold), Afuwape Okulate of20 Park Road, Ebute Metta.

104796. 16 Park Road, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Afuwape Okulate of 20 Park Road,Ebute Metta.

104799.; Plot 77 at Falolu Road, Itire Road Estate, .Surulere. (Freehold): Magnus. Okanlawon’Motayo of 58 Strachan Street, Ebute Metta.

4104801: 29 Franklin Road, Ebute Metta. (Free- —hold). Chief Ephraim Chukwuma Eluchie ofBlock 1 Unit 1 and 2 Industrial Estate, OnikeRoad. Yaba.

04802. 23 Ijero Road, Ebute Metta. (Free- ©hold). Jonathan Odubeyi Eki of 22 Ikero Road,Ebute Metta. ‘

04803. 18 Ojo-Oniyun Street,(Freehold).Ebute Metta.

104804. Land at Owokoniran“Street, near main-land Hospital, Idioro, Surulere. (Freehold).Murainoh Ishola Adetona of 43/45 AgarawuStreet, Lagos. I

04808. 16 Kadara Street, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Joshua Akintunde Wright, Emanuel Oba-funso Wright, Joseph Obafemi Wright, Samuel

- Oladipo Wright, Ezekie} Ajai Wright, ElizabethOlufunke Wright, Sarah Omowale Soretire (néeWright) and Dorcas Yinka Wright all c/o 18Catholic Mission Street, Lagos.

4104809. 67 Queen Street,- Yaba. (Freehold).Reverend James Igboamalu Eugene Okoye of

‘St. Thomas Personage Otolo, Nnewi. , ,M04810. Land adjacent to No. 13 Desalu Street,Ebute Metta. (Freehold). Ajose Oni Ojumiriof 14 Ricca Street, Lagos. “

; (Free-Jarinatu Agbaosi of 21 Church Street,

Ebute Metta.Yesufu Oke of 74 Denton Street,

Plans of the above described lands can be seen atthe Federal Land Registry, Tafawa Balewa Square,Lagos. Any person may by notice in writingsigned by himself or his agent and delivered at theRegistry within two months from the date of thisnotice object to the registration. The notice mustState the grounds of the objection and give anaddress for service. ‘

23rd March, 1965.

E. O. Tayo,Registrar of Titles

1st April, 1965

Government Notice No. 649 .

Registration of Titles Act Cap. 181

. FEDERAL LAND REGISTRY

The following applications have been made forfirst registration.

L05594. 53 Hawley Street, Lagos. (Leasehold).Nicholas Nze Ekeji of 195 Igbosere Road, Lagos.-

105597. 35 Smith Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Madam Raliatu Ajoke c/o A. O. Fowler of 69 LewisStreet, Lagos.

L05605. 25a Bourdillon Road,(Leasehold). AlistairTinubu Street, Lagos..

L05609. Nos. 16/18 Agoro Street, Lagos. (Free-hold). Rufai Abudulai Aromasodu of 13 JohnStreet, Lagos.

-L05610. Nos. 2/4 Balogun Lane, Lagos.hold).

Ikoyi, -Lagos.William Owen of: 11/17

(Frée-Edward Bar-Jona Claudius Alabi Thomp-

. son of 21 White Street, Patrick, Glasgow W.l.1.05614. 27 Moloney Bridge Street, Lagos. (Free-

‘hold). Sabitiya Akinola, Saratu Akinola, RajiAkinola and Risi Makanju all c/o A. A. Shomade,9 Nelson Street, Yaba. :

L05615. 11 Foresythe Street, Lagos. (Freehold)Bisiriyu Oseni Matti of18 Isaleagbede Street,‘Lagos.

L05616. 27 rachan Street, Lagos. (Portion of).(Freehold). Juliana Ibiyemi Adebayo of 6 Ohu-oba Street, Benin City, Mid-West.

L05617. 27 Strachan Street, Lagos. (Portion of).(Freehold). Comfort Fumilayo James of 27 Stra-chan Street, Lagos,

L05618. 65 Mosalasi Street, Obalende, Lagos.(Leasehold). Gregory Tebefia Odeghe: of 65Mosalasi Street, Obalende, Lagos.

1.05619. 75 Agoro’ Street, Lagos.Nosiru-Deen’ Yusuf Durorike.Agoro Street, Lagos. .

L05621.. 27 Balogun Street, Lagos. (Leasehold).Mansour Habib of 38 Shitta Street, Lagos.

L05623. Nos. 186/190 Broad Street, Lagos. (one-half portion). (Freehold). Hamida MakanjuolaAlli-Balogun of 4 Griffith Street, Ebute Metta.

1.05624. 113 Lewis Street, Lagos. (Freehold).Moses Adejumo Williams of 2 Upper StrachanStreet, Lagos.

105625. 2 Upper Offin Lane, Lagos. (Leasehold).Elias Jabour Minaise of2 Upper Offin Lane, Lagos.

L05628. 16/16a, 18/184 Macdonald and 2 MoorRoads, Ikoyi. (Leasehold). Bata Nigeria (Sales)Limited of 81/87 Broad Street, Lagos.

L05629. 23 OlumegbonStreet, Lagos. (Freehold).Abusatu Mojisola of 23 OlumegbonStreet, Lagos.

L05630. 27 Onilegbale Street, Lagos. (Freehold),

(Freehold)Ayangbami of 75

Sabitiyu Aina Ajayi Taiwo, Ashabi, Tayibatu ‘Abegbe, Latifatu Amosa, Muyinatu Aduke, LamidiAdisa, Jubirila Ayinde, Yesufu Akanbi, WulemotuAduke, Taoridi Alabi, Wakilatu Sadiku, FuadatuLawani, Suliatu Lawani, Rafiatu Lawani andMusafiyu Lawani all of 27 Onilegbale Street,

gos. xLOse33. 18 ApongbonStreet, Lagos. (Freehold).

Alhaja Raliatu Sarumi of 8 Apongbon ‘Street,Lagos.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE 571

L05641.: Nos. 118/120 Okesuna Street, Lagos.(Freehold). Mudashiru Jinadu, Mahhili Jinadu,Raji Jinadu, Ashiata Jinadu, Ralia Jinadu, BasiratJinadu, Kalimotu Jinadu, Lubudatu Jinadu, Tayi-batu Jinadu, Rafatu Jinadu, Taba Jinadu, IkilituJinadu, Limota Jinadu, Musakiru Jinadu andFalilatu Jinadu all of 7 Massey Street, Lagos.

M04428. Nos. 32/34 Agege Motor Road, Idi-Oro.(Leasehold). Joseph Chukwuma Egbuna_ c/o

zg Messrs J. A, Cole and Company of 14/16 Abibu+ Oki Street, Lagos. ; .04469. Land adjacent to-No. 6 Bishop Street,. -

Idi-Oro. (Freehold). Somoye Olatunji Sobo-wale of 100 Moloney Bridge Street, Lagos.« -

M04543. 26 Ibadan Street East, Ehute Metta.(Freehold). Babatunde Akiboye,. Jonathan Aki- -boye and Jonah Akiboyeall of 11 ShodipeStreet,Surulere. . :

M04544. Land/at Akin Baruwa Street, oppositeCatholic. Scho}, Surulere. (Freehold). Theo-philus Sunday Aliu c/o N. A. Awe of 54 CemeteryStreet, Ebute Metta.

M04545. Land between Nos. 73 and 77 Tejuoso; “Street, Surulere. (Kreehold). Emilius ‘TinuoyeAwoleye of 13a DocemoStreet, Lagos.

M04547. 8 Ademuyiwa Road, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Gabriel Emanuel Oduko of 8 Ademuyiwa .-Road, Ebute Metta. . Co,

M04548. Land,opposite No. 27 Bishop Street, Idi-Oro. (Freehold). Bernice’ Taiwo Clement of14 Willoughby Street, Ebute Metta.M04549. Land opposite No. 8 Adebiaye Street,Surulere. (Freehold.) Amusa Olatunji of 5Ojo-Giwa Street, Lagos.

M04550. Land opposite No. 9 Wonuola. Street,Surulere. (Freehold). Raliatu Ayoka of 30 OffinRoad, Lagos -_ .

M04558. 16 Takuro Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Idiske Olowu, Takiatu Olowu, Raliat Olowu,Hakeem Olowu, Faosatu Sanni Olowu nd Taju-deen Sanni Olowu all c/o RamonuSule df 7 Cardo-so Street, Mushin. .

M04559. 51 Haastrup Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Isaiah Oluyinka Abatan of Nigerian Railway Cor-poration, Offa.

MO04560.. Plot 44 in Block VIII atStreet, Surulere, (Freehold).10 Idumagbo Avenue, Lagos.

M04563. Land at Itire Road known as Plot 4 in-Elyas Layout, Surulere. (Freehold).| Muheeb.Olawole Kotun of 10 Bola Street, Ebute Metta.

M04564. 4 Osanyin Street, Yaba. (Freehold).Festus Shola Shodipoof 25 Akobi Crescent, Suru-

_ lere, ~

ShodipeBuraimph Alao of

M04565. 17 Orolai Street, Ebute Metta... (Free-hold).” Ruben Olanipekun Ayodele of 6 RosamondStreet Surulere.- °° ar,

M04566, 25 Akinhanmi Street, Surulere. (Free-hold). James Omonayajo Bahjoko of 25| Akinhan-mi Street, Suruleré,

M04567. 38 Ayilara Street, Surulere. ‘tFreehold).~ Simon Nani Kuenyesu of G. B. Ollivant, Lagos.M04568. Land adjoining No. 3 Allen Road, Suru-lere. (Freehold). Joseph Banjo Atunrase of 68aGreat Bridge Street, Lagos.

M04569. 64 Ayilara Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Rex Ibikunle Alakija of 29 Griffith Street, Ebute-

etta.

M04570. 1 Makinde Street, Surulere. (Freehold)_Disu Jinadu of 15 Docemo Street, Lagos. x

572

M04572. 12 Oju-Elegba Road, Surulere. (Free-hold). Commercial Medicine Stores Limited of23 Nnamdi Azikiwe Street, Lagos.

M04573. Land adjoining No. 57 Western Avenue,Surulere. (Freehold). Bashiru Rosenje and Ra-sheed Rosenje both of 12 Offin Road, Lagos.

M04574. Plot 1 in Block ‘M’ Wright’s Allotment,Yaba. (Freehold). Philip Arinola Ogunsanwoof 22.Moloney Street, Lagos.

M04575. 68 Apapa Road, Ebute Metta. (Free-hold). Awesu Atanda Adeyemi of 12 OlaogunStreet, Ebute Metta.

MO04588. 15 Cole Street, Surulere. (Freehold).Alhaji Salami Alabi Awoyale of 4 Ibadan Street,Ebute Metta.

M4589. Land at Sodipe Street knéWn as plot45 in Block 8 of Martins Estate, Suruiere. (Freehold). Emmanuel! Ade. Akinsola of 102 IbidunStreet, Surulere.

M04590. 6 ~Kobiti Street, .Idi-Oro, Surulere.(Freehold). Dr Mashood Babatunde Odemuyiwaof Nigerian Railway Corporation, Zaria.

M04591. 10 Kobiti Street, Idi-Oro, Surulere,(Freehold), Dr Mashood Babatunde Odemuyiwaof Nigerian Railway Corporation, Zaria.

M04592. 57 Ayilara Street, Surulere. (Freehold).- The Lagos City Council of Catholic Mission

Street, Lagos.

M04593. 31 Akintan Road Surulere. (Freehold).The Lagos City Council of Catholic MissionStreet, Lagos.

M04594. 121 Ojuelegba Road, Surulere. (Free-hold). The. Lagos City Council of CatholicMission Street, Lagos.

M04595. Land near No. 8 Ajoke DosunmuStreet, Surulere. (Fréehold). Muhibi NallaAlabi of 20 Oyerokun Road, Surulere.

M04605. Land adjacent to No. 30 Desalu Road,Ebute Metta. (Freehold). Julius Adepoju Ade-nuga of Ministry of Works and Surveys, Lagos.

M04606. Plot 46 at the junction of AkinhanmiStreet and Silva Crescent, Surulere. (Freehold).Gabriel Nwalie Wemambu of Nigeria Airways,Broad Street, Lagos.

M04607. Land adjoining No. 17 Akinhanmi,Street, Surulere. (Freehold). Emmanuel Olu-dele Akinwunmi of 1-3, Adeniji Street, Surulere.

M04615. Land adjoining No. 26 Bishop Street,Idi-Oro, Surulere. (Freehold). Joseph AdelolaOlaniyan of 12 Onayade Street, Ikorodu Road,Yaba.

M04616. Land adjacent to No. 12 Sodipe Street. Surulere. (Freehold). Adeola Omoniyi of 12

Onayade Street, Ikorodu Road, Yaba.

M4619. Land behind No. 31a Franklin ‘Road,Ebute Metta. (Freehold). Adebayo Ojofeitimi

_ of 31a Franklin Road, Ebute Metta.

M04625. Land adjoining No. 78 Clegg StreetSurulere, (Freehold).of 6a Fagbile Street, Surulere.

M04626., Land at Caxton Street known as Plots 67and 68 in Block 3- of Martins Estate, Surulere.(Freehold). John Camillo Gbenu Amusu of 11Ogedengbe Road, Apapa.

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Wahabi Adetunji Azeez

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M04627. 8 Martins Road, Surulere. (Freehold).Wulemotu Modupe’ Sholeye, Wosilatu Sholeye,Rabiu Sholeye, Moriamo Sholeye and FausatuSholeye all’ of No. 8 Martins Road, Surulere.

M04628. 22 Ijero Road, Ebute Mett#* (Freehold).Jonathan Eki of 22 Ijero Road, Ebute-Metta.

04629. Land near No. 5 Akinhanmi Sxtect,Surulere. (Freehold).2Momodu Aderonmu -gbose of 1 Adebiaye Street, Surulere.

M04630. Land adjacent: to No. 21 Cole Street,Surulere (Freehold). ° Isaac Olatunji Ademodiof 19 Sheteolu Street, Lagos.

M04631 Land adjacent to No, 3 Adebiaye Street,Surulere. (Freehold). Isaac Akinlolu * Ola-gbaiye of 3 Adebiaye Street, Surulere.

Plans of the above described lands can be seen atthe Federal Land Registry,Tafawa Balewa Square,Lagos. Any person mayby notice in writing signedby himself or his agent and delivered at the Registrywithin twa months from the date of this noticeobject to the registration. _The notice must statethe grounds of the objection and give an addressfor service. :

23rd March, 1965.

: ‘ E. O. Tayo,Registrar of Titles

LR43/T/201


FEDERAL MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

JOS NORTH POSTAL AGENCY:PERMANENT CLOSURE OF

It is notified for general information that thePostal Agency at Jos-North in Jos Township ofPlateau Province has been permanently closed on30th January, 1965.

A. A. ATTA,Permanent Secretary,

Ministry of Communications |


Ministry oF COMMUNICATIONS

INTRODUCTION OF SAVINGS BANK FACI-LITIES—OBOT IDIM POSTAL AGENCY

It is notified for general information that SavingsBank facilities have been extended to Obot IdimFostal Agency in Uyo Province on the 15th February

. A. A. ATTA,Permanent Secretary


MInisTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

JOS-TOWN POSTAL AGENCY—* PERMANENT CLOSURE OF

It is hereby notified for general information thatJos-Town Postal Agency was permanently closedonthe 6th February, 1965.

A. A. Arta,Permanent Secretary

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tst April, 1965

Government Notiee No. 653 AMinistry oF CoxmtunicaTIons

ENUGU CAMPUS POSTAL AGENCY—OPENING QFIt is notified for general information that a Postal

Agency was opened at Enugu Campus in UdiDivision of Enugu Province in the Eastern Territoryon the 24th February, 1965for the sale ofstamps,issue and paymentof postal orders, acceptance anddelivery of registered articles, receipt and despatchof mails anddelivery of parcels only.

Thecirculation of mails is to Enugu Post Office.A. A. Ards:

Permanent Secretary

Government Notice No. 654 \

Ministry or CoMMUuNICATIONSMAROKO VILLAGE POSTAL AGENCY—

OPENING OFIt is notified for general information that a Postal

Agency was opened at Maroko Village in the FederalTerritory on the 1st March, 1965, forthe sale ofstamps, issue and paymentof postal orders, accept-ance and delivery of registered articles, receipt anddespatch of mails and delivery of parcels only.

Thecirculation of mails is to Tkoyi Post Office:

A. A. ATTs, *' Permanent Secretary

t:Government Notice No. 655 \

Loss or Locat Purcuase ORDERS |_, L.P.O. No. 155610 of 6-6-63, issued by SeniorSpecialist (TB) Ministry of Health, Isoba viaPort Harcourt. to ‘The Manager, Atlas NigeriaLtd., 6 Labinjo Lane,,P.M.B. 2120, Lagos.

L.P.O. No. 136438-136450, issued by theChief Registrar, High Court, Enugu, Thenumbers werenotissued.

L.P.O. No. 149203-149214 of 21-1 -65, issued byZonal Inspector: of Education, Onitsha Province,Onitsha to Manager, Fellowship Bookshop,Onitsha. s .

L.P.O. No. 149222 of 12-2-65, issued by ZonalInspector of Education; Onitsha Province, Onitshato Mr I. N. Ikegbunam, 42 UkporStreet, Fegge,Onitsha. a ~“2. The Local Purchase Orders

cancelled. .3. Any persdn who comes into: poessession of

these Local’ Purchase: Orders or is,able to:'give anyinformation relating to them should please report tothe nearest Police Station and to this office. ‘

J. O. Ipeziaxo,Accountant-General,

Eastern Nigeria

are hereby declared

Government Notice No, 656

Loss or Loca PurcHASE ORDERSIt is hereby notified that the undermentioned

Local Purchase Orders are lost :— ”L.P.O. No. A063071 of 20-8-64 for 1 Model 642

Filmosound Projector issued by the PermanentSecretary, Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare,Ibadan to Messrs London and Kano Trading ,Company Limited, Lagos .

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L.P.O. No, A082372 of 13-863 for|ConnectorsRubber Bushing Switch Bartier Copper RodComp. DK 540-25 Copper Rod Comp, DK. 540-26Copper Rod PS 462-10 issued by the Superintend-ing Enginéer, Ministry of Works and| ‘Fransport,Abeokuta to Messrs Holt Engineering, 25 CreekRoad, P.O. Box 217, Apapa.

L.P.O. No. A070153 of 21-1-61Electrodes Vertees issued by the SuperintendinxEngineer, Ministry of Works and TransporgAbeokuta to Messrs Holt Engineering, 25 CreekRoad, P.O. Box 217, Apapa. r

L.P.O. No. 001478 of 5-8-60 for 2 tons Coalissued by the Superintending Engineer, Ministryof Transport, Abeokuta to Nigerian RailwayCorporation.

L.P.O. No. A146112 of 21-1-61 for 2 tons Coalissued by the Superintending Engineer, Ministryof Works and Transport, Abeokuta to NigerianRailway Corporation.

2. The above-mentioned Local Purchase Ordersare hereby declared cancelled.Anybody who comes into possession of them or isable to give any information relating to any of themshould please report the facts to the nearest Police

Station and/orthis office.

for Knrot,

F. A. O, Fasuoro,-Accountant-General,7 Westenn Nigeria609/Vol. 12


Loss or Motor VEHICLE LICENCESIt has been reported by the Sub-Treasurer, Sub-Treasury, Kaduna, Northern Nigeria, that theundermentioned original Motor Vehicle Licences areost :—

Motor Vehicle Licence No. 000349 of May 1965.ishioer Vehicle Licence No. 000900 a

6.f February

The above-mentioned Motor Vehicle Licences arehereby declared cancelled. ,Any person who comes in possession of them orisable to furnish any information relating to themshould report the facts to this office or to the nearestPolice Station.

L. V.|/Watzgs,Accountant-General,Northern Nigeria

“Government Notice No. 658

Loss oF PayasLe ORDERSIt is hereby, notified that the undesPayable Orders are lost :-—Payable Order No. 000409 of 29-6-64ermanent Secretary, Ministry of Ir formation,estern Nigeria, Ibadan, to R. Areago for£20-11s-4d payable at Treasury Cash Office,Ikeja.

mentioned

, issued by

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Payable Order No. 085141 of 10-9-64issued by€rmanent Secretary, Ministry of Education,estern Nigetia, Ibadan, to the Proprietor,Adeola Odutola College, Ijebu-Ode for £400-05-0d‘payable at Treasury Cash Office, Ijebul-Ode.

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Payable Order No. 089643 of 12-1-65 issued byPermanent Secretary, Ministry of Education,Western Nigeria, Ibadan to Inspecting Assistant,Education Office, Ikeja for £7-0s-Od payable atTreasury Cash Office, Ikeja.

Payable Order No. 002106 of 21-8-64 issued bySecretary, Public Service Commission, IbadantoA. Adeyinka for £0-5s-6d payable at ‘FreasuryCash Office, Oyo.

Payable Order No. 041619 of 17-2-65 issued byController of Medical Services and PermanentSecretary, Ministry of Health, Ibadan to MrS. O.Ajayi-Obe for £44-14s-6d payable at TreasuryCash Office, Abeokuta.

2. The Payable Orders are hereby declaredcancelled. Anybody who comes into possessionof’them or is able to give any information relating tothem should please report the facts to the nearestPolice Station and/or this office. -

E, A. O. FasHoro,Accountant-General,Western Nigeria

NoteE.—The above notice cancels GovernmentNotice No. 555 published in Official Gazette No. 21,Vol. 52 of18th March, 1965.

609 /12/1461


CorrIGENDUM

Statement No. 5—Development Fund, publishedas Government Notice No, 613 in Official GazetteNo, 26, Vol. 52, of 25th March, 1965 is amended asfollows:—_

£For Balance at 1st April, 1964 .. 6,881,463

- Read Balance at 1st April, 1964 6,881,463Dr

GovernmentNoticeNo. 660

Lacos ConsuMER PRICE INDEX—LOWER INcoMEGroup

The Lagos Consumer Price Index in sespect ofthe Lower, Income Groupis an official index basedon the expenditure patterns of Clerks, Artisans andLabourersearning not more than £400 per annumin 1960.

2. This index used to be based on the expendi-®ture patterns of Clerks, Artisans and Labourersearning not more.than £350 per annum in 1953but has been revised. ‘The average values -of theindex for the twelve months {anuary 1964 to Decem-ber 1964 are as follows :—

Base : AVERAGE 1960=100

1964 Index

fJanuary 109.8February 109.8March 110.1April 111.4May 112.6June 114.1July 114.2August . 113.4

5 September. . 112.2, October.’ 113.5*

November 114.0December .. 113.4

OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 30, Vol. 52

3. Further details are available in the Digest ofStatistics published quarterly and copies of whichare obtainable from Eederal Office of Statistics,Lagos.

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4. Details of the method of construction of theindex are also obtainable from the office.

* Revised figure. .674/5.18.


Lacos CoNnsuMER PRICE INDEX—-MIDDLE:IncomME GRouP

The Lagos Consumer Price Index in respect ofthe Middle Income Group is an official index ~based on the expenditure patterns of wage-earnersearning between £400 and £800 per annum in 1960.

2. The average values of the index for the twelve’months January 1964 to December 1964 are asfollows :-—

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Base : AVERAGE 1960=100 ,

1964 Index

January... 114.8February .. .- .. _. 114.5March a . . 4 115.2April © .. .. a . 116.0May . . .- . 116.8June 117.7July 118.3August . 118.3September. . 117.3October . .. 118.0*November mt 118.5December. . 118.0

3. Further details are available in ‘the FederalOffice of Statistics, Lagos.

* Revised figure.

Government Notice No. 662 b

Yasa COLLEGE oF TECHNOLOGY

(In Association with the Swiss Federation ofWatchmakers)

Course IN WaTCcH REPAIRING .

Application are invited from GovernmentSecondary IV Certificate holders for a three-yearcourse in Watch Repairing staffed by Swiss expertsin watchmaking.

Applications forms may be obtained from TrREGISTRAR, COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, YaBA and willbe sent to applicants: supplying a self-addressedenvelope. The forms-must be returned so as toreach the College by 30th April, 1965.The course will begin in September 1965.

R. Kacan,Principal

MOI.881/S. 14 :

1st April, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE 575- ’Government Notice No. 663 y

NOTICE BY THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE "

. Customs and Excise Notice No. 29Excise REVENUE ConTROL—FACTORIES FOR ExctsaBLe Goobs OTHER THAN BEER, Spirits AND ToRacco

Commencement: 1st April, 1965Theattention of manufacturers of excisable goods other than beer, spirits and tobacco is invited to thisNotice which contains the Board’s requirements and directions for the Excise Revenue control of factories.

. PagT I—GENERAL .2. Laws.—The laws relating to the collection of Excise duties are contained in :—A The Customs and Excise Managemertt Act, 1958 No. 55 of 1958—in particular Parts VIIa and

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(6) Customs and Excise Act 1962, No. 38 ;(c) Excise Tarif Act 1958 No. 58.of 1958—the latest amendments to the Schedule theretExcise Tariff (Duties) (No. 2) Order 1964 (Legal Notice 92 of 1964) and Excise Tariff (DuOrder 1964-—Legal Notice 130 of 1964; ,-(d) The General Excise Regulations 1960—Legal Notice 114 of 1960.

é Part Il—ApprovaL aND LicENSING

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3. APPROVAL. (a) The writtmanufacturer of excisable goods.

(5) Provisional Approval is granted when the Board is satisfied that the application :may beprinciple. The manufactureris required to submit a written application to the Area Chief Collepanied by plans in triplicate of the proposed factory giving the following particulars — :{t) Nameand address in Nigeria of the person or firm making the application ;(i) Address of the proposed factory ; ‘

(iti) Date when thefactory is-expected to be ready for production;(tv) Kind of goods to be produced ;

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(vi) Materials to be used and their composition or formulas ;(vit) Description of the plant and process;

(vit) Brand names andlabels ;

- (ix) Size of containers;

(x) Working hours in the factory ;(xt) Method of packaging;(xi?) Method of marking and numbering packages;(xit2) wiethod of control over production;(xiv) Storage!arrangements ;

(xv) Delivery arrangements and typesof trader to be’ supplied.(c) Final Approvalis’re

stipulated by the Board fulfilled. The manufacturer is required to apply in writing to theCollector when construction has been completed requesting Final Approval. The grant of Finauthorises the Area Chief Collector to issue a licence allowing manufacture to commence.(d) Variations to Approval. Where a manufacturer desires subse

approved material, formula, composition, specification,required to submit a written application to the Board throwritten permission before effecting any such variation.

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ugh the Area Chief Collector and obtain

en approval of the Board is required before any person setsup |

(v) Estimated annual production and the proportions for home use and exportation, rest

quired by the Board when the factory has been completed andall re

quently to alter or vary in arbrand, name, label, packaging or contd

fo are in theties) (No: 3)

nusiness as a

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pectively ;

quirementsArea Chiefi] Approval4

ny way anyliner, he isthe Board’s 4, Premises, (a2) Applicants are advised not to begin to construct

until the relevant applications have been approved by the Board.(5) Those parts of a factory in which excisable goodsin a finished state are produced andstorpoint where the revenue accountis taken, are to be so designed

soundly constructed to minimise therisk of irregular access,., securely hinged or fitted to prevent their rerioval when closed,

“x the Board to require windowsand otherapertures to be secured by(c) The premises should be so designed as to

materials enter at one end and thefinished‘J,directly inté the Products Store.

: the flow of operations or provideis,to be kept to the minimum.

Outer doors are to be of stout mIt may be necessarywire meshorbars.

facilitate revenue control. ‘This is best,achi

Packing materials are to be introduced in a maopportunity forillegal abstraction of dutiable

new buildings or alter “

_in Bertain

goods emerge at the other under supervision, anilarenner which does nagoods. The numk

isting ones

up to théas to facilitate official control and are to be

terials andcases for

ved if rawchannelledt interrupter Of exits

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5. Marteriats Store. A room or place inthe faetoryis tobe provided by the manufacturer and approvedby the Board for the.separate and exclusive storage of all rawmaterials and packing and marking materials.All materials are to be deposited in the Materials Store immediately they are received at the factory.

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’ 6: Propucrs Store. (a) A secure dompartment partitioned off from the, rest of the factory and sitedcloseto the point where the finished and packaged goods emerge is to be provided bythe: manufacturerand ‘approyed by the Board for the exclusive storage of excisable goods manufactured in the factory. AProducts Store should have separate receipt and delivery doors, normally one of each, provided with fittings

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for revenue locks. The delivery door must not be capable of being used for direct access to the production iarea of the factory. :

(6) }inmediately excisable goods have been manufactured and packed, they are to be marked in a mannerapproved by the Board and moved forthwith into the Products Store, and there: stored or stacked in such amanneras tofacilitate the taking of a full accountthereof.

(c) Once goods have beendelivered from the Products Store they are not tobe returned thereto, exceptwith the approval of the Board. 1

’ 7, INSTALLATION OF PLANT. All plant, machinery, equipment, vessels and pipes in a factory are to be soinstalled, positioned and arranged as to enable the proper officeratall times to examine any part thereof and' to take any such accountas he mayconsider necessary. Manufacturers are notto alter the shape, position

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or capacity of any plant, machinery, equipment vessel or pipe without first obtaining the Board’s writtenpermission. are

8. ENTRY oF PREMISES.’ (a) A manufacturer is required to make and deliver to the Board, an entry ofhis premises showing detailed particulars ofall rooms, plant, machinery or equipmént used in connectionwith storage and rhanufacture. Theentry is to describe in detail the precise use to which every room, machine,,.etc. will be put. No storage of materials or products, and no manufacture, is permitted in any room, plant,etc. which is not included on the entry.

’ (8) Officers of Customs and Excise are legally empowered to have access:at any time to.the ‘“‘entered’’premises. .

(c) After entry has been made and delivered to the Board, a manufactureris not to alter thesize, shape,position or capacityofany“entered” room,plant, machineryor equipmentwithoutfirst obtaining the approval:of the appropriate Chief Collector, who mayrequire a newentry to be made when thealterations have beencompleted.

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(d) Signatories to entries. Everyentryis to be signed bythe person to whom the relevant excise licenceis to be issued. If the licenceis issued to a body corporate, the entry is tobe signed by a director, generalmanager, secretary or other similar official and, except «where authority for that person to sign has beengiven under the seal of the bodycorporate, the signing is to be done under the seal of the body corporate.

_ (@) Form of entry. (#) An entryis to be prepared in accordance with form Sale 41 shown in Annex “A”,and three additional copies marked “copy” which may*not besigned are to be submitted.

Gi) Distinguishing marks and numbers on everyFoom and machineare to be shown, together with theuse.to which each is to be put andtheir Position in relation to each other. ,(tii) Anentryis a legal document andall matters thereon are to be contained in the body of the document,above the signature of the person making the entry. In the case. of an entry for large premises consistingof more than one page, all the pages are to be tied together with tape and the knot sealed with sealing wax.Each pageis to beserially numbered and reference made at the bottom of each page to the page numberand .the total number of pages of theentryand the dateof the entry to which it relates. Each additional page isto be signedbythesignatoryto the entry at the bottom in such mannerasto ensure that no insertion of anyother particulars can be made between the signature and the body of the entry. In no circumstances areunsigned or unrelated ‘enclosures? acceptablesaspart of an entry. .

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? . 3 :9. ACCOMMODATION FOR OFFICIAL state, (a) Office accommodation.

facturer to provide and maintain suitable office, lavatoand other amenities for the use of the properofficer.

? The Board may require a manu-ry and sanitary accommodation with furniture,lighting

(6) Living accommodation. The Board May require a manufacturer to provide at his own expense, andlease to the Board,suitable living accommodation for the proper officer and his household. ‘. b

- 10. ScaLes, WEIGHTS AND OTHER APPLIANCES. The Board mamaintain such appliances and other facilities as are in its opinitake account of goods or to examine them or to performSuch appliances, etc. need not be for the exclusive use of the officerappliances are to be maintained in such a waythat theyretain thei

Yy require a manufacturer to provideand

; in particularall weighing and measuringr accuracy,

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11. Sicn Boarp. (a) A manufacturer is required to erect a sign board at the main entranceto hislicensed premises showing the business name of the manufacturing business licensed. Such ndmeis to bedisplayed, in letters not less than three inches high and followed by the words,in letters not less than twoinches high, “‘Licensed by the Board of Customs anf Excise a8 a...-.- +00 ce cccccecuccsucecchecucesa

. (Manufacturer of Aerated Waters, Manufacturer of Matches, or as the case may be).”(6) Where an excise factory numberhas been allocated by the Board, the numberis also to be displayed

on the sign board.

12. Bonpor Deposit. Before approvingtheissue of an excise licence, the Board requires a maniifacturerto make a cash deposit or enter into a bond on form Sale*32 to “Secure Excise Duty’’. Theamount ofdepositor penalty of any such bondis ordinarily not to be less than twice the estimated monthly excise dutypayableand is subject to official review. . :

13. Licence. (a) Application. At the time of request for Final Approval (see paragraph 3 (t) above), amanufacturer is required to make written application through the appropriate Area Chief Colle ttorfor theissue of an excise licence. Theapplicationis to be signed by the proprietorofthe firm or in the cage of:a. bodycorporate, by a director, general manager, Secretary or other similar official. :

(6) Issue-of Licence.—An excise licence is issued by the Area Chief Collector after the Board’s grant ofFinal Approval. .

ee(c) Validity of licence—~An excise licence is issued in respect of one set of premises only and expires on

the 31st day of December next following the date ofissue. Me(d) Licencefee.—A fee offive pounds(£5) is payable on each occasion whena licenceis issued ar renewed.(e) Renewal of licence. A manufacturer is required to make written application to the appropriate Area

Chief Collector for renewal of licence. Boe

: +; 14. Licensep Business DISCONTINUED. (a) Whenever a manufacturer discontinues business whethervoluntarily or by reason of suspension or revocation of his licence heis required to :—

Ok 2) pay duty onall ggods—whether imported or mantfacturedlocally, on which duty has not been paid ;Sop (it) permitthe properofficerto sealall plant and equipmentsothatit cannot be used for fae manufac-

_ tuting purposes ; and .

“, (i) surrender the excise licence to the appropriate Area Chief Collector.(6), The Board has legal powersto distrain for duty due under sub-paragraph (a) (i) above not paid

forthwith. .

(c) Ifa sealed plant or equipmentis to be permanently removed from the premises, the owner is to-give

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the Board a written noticeof his intention to do so and furnish it with the address to which thea or equip-- mentis to be removed.

15. Extant Factorizs—PERMISSION TO MANUFACTURE. Manufacturers already in business at the timeof coming into force of a new excise dutyrate are required to make written application for a licence anddeliver an entry of the premises to the appropriate Area Chief Collector who whensatisfied that allthe require-ments of paragraphs4 to 12 of this notice have been/will be met, will process the application in the prescribedmanner. - , . |

h 16. Excise Facrory Numpers. Every licensed excise factory is allocated an excise factory number bythe Board. sO

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PART IIJ—REcorps OF MANUFACTURE

17. Marertars Recister. (a) A manufacturer is required to keep a Materials Register to’ show thequantity of each type of material received and delivered for use in the factory. At the close of each workingday the balance on hand,of each kind of material, is to be set forth. Providing a manufacturer’s own recordsare sufficiently comprehensive and contain the required information, they will be acceptable but they are tobe madeavailableat all times for inspection bythe properofficer. :

(6) All materials received are to be accompanied by full supplier’s invoices which are to be retained hy.the manufacturer for at least twelve months andare to be produced to the properofficer on request.

18. Propucts Recister. (a) Every manufactureris required to provide and make up daily a ProductsRegister to show details of all excisable goods manufactured, particulars of all goods delivered and a dailybalance of stock on hand. : : . :

' (6) The layoutofthe Products Register may differ in detail according to trade. A Precedentofa ProductsRegister Form Sale 70 is shown at Annex “B”. In respect of particular trades, the “quantity” to|be shownin columns 3, 6 and 13 of the precedent.is to be expressed in accordance with the actual norma} “unit, ofmanufacture”, (e.g. the numberofpairs in the case of footwear, square yards in the case of cottan fabrics; 'pounds weight in the case of knitted fabric, and so on). ‘ , ( <

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(c) In factories manufactuging more than one line or brand of goods, separate entries are to bemadein the Products Register for each Ime or brand or, alternatively, separate openings are to be used.

(d) A special form of Products Register is prescribed for the manufacture of matches and a Preceden of‘this will be forwarded to applicqnts for excise licences to manufacture matches. 3

19. Opzrations Recister. Every manufacturer is required to keép an Operations Register to correlateall the materials recorded in the Materials Register as in stock and as used in manufacture with the excisablegoods produced therefrom, as recorded in the Products Register. Providing a manufacturer’sown recordsshowthis itifoymation adequately, they will be accepted but they are to be madeavailable at all times foririspection ‘bythé properofficer. .

20. Notice oF INTENTIONTO MANUFACTURE.—A manufactureris required to give to the proper officerwritten notice of his intention to manufacture on anyparticular day and such noticeis to give full details ofthe materials to be used and the excisable goods to be produced therefrom. A manufacturer whois consis-tently usingthe same materials to produce the same goods day by day may apply in writing to the Board for

_ authority to dispense-~with dailynotice. Such applications are to be forwarded through the appropriate Area

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-t . ‘21. Waste. Were materials become defective or are wasted in excess of the normal wastage during

the course.of manufacturé, a.manufactureris required to report the matter to the proper officer and produce. to him the defective materialNor anyresidual waste. Particulars of any such materials which are acceptedbythe officer as being unfit for’use or as having been excessively wasted are to be recorded invariably in theMaterials Register. . . =

22. DEFECTIVE FinisHEeD Goovs.—(a) Excisable goods found to be defective and unsaleable at anystage-prior to the time the accountfor duty is taken maybe destroyed orreturned for re-manufacture at themanufacturer’s option. . Such goods are deemed not to be “manufactured” and are not liable to duty. Anotice of the defect, including quantity: and the value of the goods involved, as well as the intended methodof disposal, is to be given in writing to the proper officer and the defective goods are to be produced to theofficer for examination prior to disposal.

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If the goods are not to be destroyed or returned for re-manufactu reimmediately, they are to be kept in the Products Store or other approved secure place, segregated from anyother goods. -.

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'" (6) Goods found to be defectiveup to the time the accountfor duty is taken are not to be recordedin the

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Products Register., Remission of duty on manufactured goodsis disallowed, and once the accountfor dutyhas been taken,no claim jn respect of goods found to be defective thereafter can be entertained.~

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Part IV.—AssessMENT AND PAYMENT oF DUTY

23. Duty Point.—Excisable goods becomeliable to duty immediately on manufacture, but the Board: 48 prepared to consider written applications from individual manufacturers for the duty point to be on delivery_ from the Products Store. ‘c

24, EXCISABLE ARTICLES FOR FURTHER MANUFACTURE.—(a) Excisable articles for use as materials formanufacture of other excisable goods, sold to approved licensed manufacturers are exempt from duty, dutybeing paid onthefinal productonly. , re

_ (6) A manufacturer who wishes tu avoid the incidence of double excise duty is required, beforetakingdelivery of the goods, to inform the appropriate Area Chief Collector in writing of the name, address, excisefactory number and excise licence number of the manufacturer supplying the gogds, and full particulars ofthe goods. The excise duty on such materials will be waived only where any conditions imposed by the ChiefCollector are fully satisfied. . ‘ . :(c) All orders for excisable articles for use as materials for further manufacture by licensed manufacturersare to clearly show the purchaser’s excise factory numberand excise licence number.(d)} Goods on which duty will not be paid are to be entered in the Products Register in the normal wayand the item noted with the name-and excise factory numberofthe consignee. The amountofexcise dutyinvolved is to be deducted from the monthlydutyliability.

(e) Approved manufacturers receiving éxcisable goods for the manufacture of other excisable goods are |required to keep comprehensive records capableofverification by the properofficer, showingthereceipt, usein manufacture, accountfor duty, and anyother information required by the appropriate Area Chief Collector.od

a

anteate

~ to total the relevant columns of the Products Register to determine the total prodiiction: (_ which duty is due. Thetotals from the Products Register are tobesummiarised on & “M:

, erates of duty to be separately shown.

« 2 , . . . : > .

ist April, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE |z

"$79

r Lxequired

¥eliveriés) on

.».25. MontHLy Return oF Excise Duty.—(a) At the end of-eachmonth,every:mariiefa

[ YY. RETURNorExcise Duty”’—Form Sale 69 (See Annex “C”)—different brands; orlines of goods andgods at different

‘ : i he, :

‘ mo, \ . RS '(6) The return, in duplicate, is to be signed by the proprietor, ;partner, director, general manager, secre- a

tary or authorised signatory as the case may beandis to contain’a declaration that the return contains a trueand full account ofall the goods manufactured/delivered on which-excise duty is payable duritig the month.

_ 26. PAYMENT or Duty.—Theduty due, as declared onthe return, is to be paid to the appropriate Area ~ 2Chief Collector not later than the 21st day of the month following that in which the duty was incurred.

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Part V.—Dtcty-Free Deviveries

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4 a Scope.—Excisable goods may be delivered from the factory of manufacture without payment ofuty for— 8 / ;

(a) exportation;

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(b) loading as stores’on shipsor aircraft ;

(c) deposit in a bonded warehouse ; and t

(d) use in Nigeria by Persons or Organisations as defined in the Diplomatic Immunities an Privileges* Act, 1962, No. 42 and approved by the Board, or for’other approved purposes., .

28. Entry Forms.—(a) The following entry forms in quintuplicate are to be used—

Sale 54—for deposit in a bonded warehouse (see Annex ‘‘D”’) ,

Sale 56—for exportation or use.gs aircraft/ship stores (see Annex“E”)

Sale reer to Privileged Persons or Organisations or for other approved purposes (bee Annex ~

(6) Except where goods are exported by Government Departments, ‘Marketing Boards, Statutozy Cor-porations or Diplomatic or other Privileged Persons or Organisations, an additional copy of every! entry forexports, conspicuously marked “‘For INLAND REVENUE”, is required.

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" (c) An additional copy-—for the manufacturer’s use—may also be submitted, providedthat it }s conspi-cuously marked ‘‘MANUFACTURER’s CopY—FOR REFERENCE PuRPoses ONLY”. After machine stamping it :will be returned to the manufacturer. a

29. MANUFACTURER’s NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DELIVER.—(a) Every manufacturer is-required to keep . ‘4a record titled ‘Notice of Intention to Deliver Excisable-Goods Duty-Free.’? The record is to include the ,following columns — ‘

‘ (1) Date of Notice ; as

(i) Date and Hourof Intended Delivery;« (iit) Application Reference; ;

(iv) Quantity and Description of the Goods; oye

. .(v) Value; " “ et ) :

(wi) Amountof Excise Duty ; a we

(vii) Date of Certificate of Receipt by Approved User ;

(vii) Entry No. and Date(after passing in the Long Room); ‘

(ix) Particulars of Landing Certificate ; . é

(x) Remarks.

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(b) A manufactureris required to give at least twenty-four hours written notice of his intention to deliver_ any goods from his factory and. to keep the above-mentioned record on the entered premises, availdble at all oe

times for the inspection,of the proper officer. :

. |

30. Propuction or Goons For OrriciaL ExAMINATION.—(a) Any manufacturer whoseactivities aresupervised by an officer stationed on the entered premises (e.g. a manufacturer of matches) is requiredtoproduce his goodsfor official examination at the entered premises ‘before delivery, and to give prior|notice ofhis intention to deliver any goods from his factory by completing the appropriate columns in the “Notice ofIntention to Deliver’? Record and presenting the prescribed form of entry to the officer. slot 5 ;

(b) Other goods are invariably to be produced for examination by the properofficer at the porto¥place

of exportation, loadingas stores or warehousing. @>

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31. ExamiNaTION aT Facrory.—(a) Where goods are examined before delivery from the manufac-turer’s premises, all packages opened for official examination are to be re-packed immediately under thesupérvisioni ofthe proper officer, and, where practicable, all packages are to be wired or stringed forofficialplumbing orsealing. . ,

_ (8). Ifit is not practicable to have the packagesofficially sealed or plumbed asdirectedin sub-paragraph(a),the packages are to be gross-weighed by the proper officer and the manufactureris required to mark eachpackage indelibly with its gross weight. . : . :

(c) Before delivery from the premises the manufacturer is to mark indelibly all packages with the words“Delivered ‘duty-free for... 2.6.0... cece eee e eect eee e eet e nee teseutereebeetetrteneeneneLewes”(e.g. exportation). :

. ?32. Pre-ENTRY.—The manufacturer is required to pre-enter the goods:— .

“ (a) in the case of exports and stores, by submitting the entry to the cashier in the Long:Room at theport or place ofexportation or loading as aircraft or ship stores and producing the goods to the properofficer for examination at the time of shipment; .(8) in the case of deposit in a bonded warehouse, by submitting the entry to the cashier in the LongRoom at the port or place of warehousing and forwarding the goods to the warehouse keeper. vs

33. DELIVERIES TO DIPLOMATIC AND OTHER PRIVILEGED PERSONS “AND ORGANISATIONS.—(a), Theentry (Form Sale 57) is to bear the following form of receipt, certified by the Privileged Person or authorisedsignatory: of the Privileged Organisation concerned :— : :“Received into my/our own premises the goods entered overleaf for use only for the duty-free purposesdeclared on this entry.” ‘ : : |(6) The directions of paragraph 30 (a) are to be followed and on completion oftheofficial examinationthe manufacturer is required to despatch the goodsdirect to the Privileged Person or Organisation.(c) .The manufacturer is also required to despatch, with the goods, the relevant entry fornis for the-receipt from the “consignee to furnish—on all copies—the prescribed declaration that the goods Have béenreceived into his.premises for use only for the duty-free purposes declared.(d) On return ofthe receipted forms, the manufacturer is required to present the entry to the cashier. inthe Long Room at the nearest Custom House.

34. CERTIFICATE OF LanpING.—(a) Where goods are exported overland or by inland waters the manu-facturer is required to produce

a

certificate of landing to the proper officer within three.months from the dateof delivery of the goods from the factory.

(6) If the manufacturer fails to produce the certificate of’landing within the prescribed period andisunable to give a satisfactory explanation for such failure, the goods in question will be deemed to have beenput to dutiable home use and credit for duty (see paragraph 35) will be disallowed. :

35. AccouNTING PRocepurEe.—(a) All deliveries (whether for normal home use or for duty-free pur-poses) are to be entered in the Products Register and included in the Monthly Return of Excise Duty (see’ paragraph 25). Credit for dutyin respect of duty-free deliveries is to be effected by deduction on the monthlyReturn of Excise Duty for the month during whichentries with relevantcertificates of shipment, etc., arereturned to the properofficer.() ‘The manufactureris required to enter on the Monthly Return of Excise Duty particulars of entriesbearing satisfactory certificates of shipment, etc., and deduct the total duty of such deliveries from the dutydue for the month. Particulars of the entry numberand date are to be quoted in each case. °

36. SPECIMEN SIGNATURES OF PRIVILEGED PERSONS AND AUTHORISED SIGNATORIES ON BEHALF OF_ ORGANISATIONS.—(a) The names of persons and Grganisations entitled to receive duty-free goods under theDiplomatic Immunities and Privileges Act, 1962, are published monthly by the Ministry of External-Affairs ina booklet entitled “Diplomatic and Consular List”. s5) Privil eged Persons and organisations approved by the Board in accordance with paragraph 27 who' intend to avail themselves of duty-free deliveries are to forward to the appropriate Area Chief ‘Collector. Specimen ‘signatures on form Sale 79—“Specimen Signatures of Privileged Persons and Authorised Sig-natories on behalf of Organisations Entitled to Receive Excisable Goods Duty-Free” (see Annex “G”),

_ (©) Heads of approved Missions and Organisations are required to appoint signatories in respect ofdeliveries for official use and to forward to the appropriate Area Chief Collector letters of appointmentfor,and specimen signatures of, authorised signatories. . -

‘. 37. In addition ‘to the special provisions of this Part of this notice, manufacturersare invited to note the' information contained in— .Customs and Excise Notice No. 10 (Government Notice No. 699 of 1959)—Goods in Warehouse :Deposit, Operation and Delivery ; andCustoms and Excise Notice No. 15 (Government Notice No. 703 of 1959)—The Entry and : Loadingof Goods for Exportation or Shipmentas Stores. :

. | (282/21 /29(82))

st April, 1965) OFFICIAL GAZETTE _

‘ ANNEX “A”

Z3 " Customs AND Excise NIGERIA

‘581

ENTRY OF PREMISES LICENSED FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF EXCISABLE GOODS.

Form Sale 41

*

For OFFICIAL USE

i , Excise Factory No

‘the... (2)

. Of... (3)

licensed (4)

whosé registered OFFICE £8 Ata se

a . . vefege(5)carrying on business as ‘ (6)do hereby makeentry of the premises, plant and equipmentsituate 3

‘ 5 ,

at snmp “aman (7)

as per plan/s marked (8)

for same submitted herewith in quadruplicate, for the following purposes :— (9)

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parernperereenaaetedg

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-- I hereby declare that the foregoing accountis true and I undertake to make no alteration to the premises,plant or equipment without the prior approval of the Board.

DaTED at; this, se day of.

Seal of Body Corporate where ie

appropriate or Stamp of Office.

, - . Signature of Declarant

582. OFFICIAL GAZETTE No. 30, Vol. 52ANNEX “A“—continued

SIGNED bythesaid (10)aecmNo.

- in the presence of(10) ()

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Signature of Witness

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+ Entry accepted by me."fortheBoard

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"Name,RankandIndexNo.”

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Office DateStamp °

NOTES

A. This Entry of Premisesis to be in foolscap size.B. Insert :—

ix

(1) Full name in BLOCK Letters ;(2) Status, e.g. proprietor, director, etc ;(3) Nameof excise trader, i.e. firm;

:to - (4) Purpose for which the Excise licence is granted, é.g- manufacture of soap;(5) Address of registered office ; ,(6) Type of business carried on ;(7), Address of premises of which entry is being made, Not Post Office Box No.or Mail Bag No.;(8) Indentifying mark/s and or number/s ofplans ;

‘(9) Full description of the tooms, machinery, equipment, etc., and their use; ="(10) Full names in BLOCKletters of -—‘(a) Signatory ;

-(6) Witness.

mo , - ~C. When an entry consists of more than one page all the pages are to be tied together with tape and theknot sealed with sealing wax. Each Page is to be serially numbered and reference made at the bottom ofeach page to the page’ numberandthe total numberof pages and the date of the entry. The signatory isto sign each pagein such a manneras to ensure that no insertion of any otherparticulars can be made betweenthe signature and the body of the entry. x

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ANNEX “B”

‘ Form Sale 70 a. PRECEDENT OF A PRODUCTS REGISTER : >ns ; SManufacturer icsnnnmmnnmtanininannninnisstensisitisetiaiinmunsvsmtaisnnnpniaiumpiineapsssiicnscunmusnecen Excise Factory No. .ccccscnnnnmennimnmionemene By

Address of Premises n gyiterctesccercetscetneneentnncccencanasematanngnessctaniesnernsegsvqnstnmitinet ect Excise Licence Noe oicscssssneuseneneecimnsneniesas 2: ‘

wn

Description including Brand of Goods Month 19.0.

Date Production Deliveries BalancSof Stock on hand «.

-

Quantity Value Quantity Valae Rate Excise Serial No. of |' Quantity 5.“£s d - Es d of Duty invoices 3-8

\Packages *No./Weight|’ ‘ Packages *No./Weight/ Duty|£& s d delivery Packages *No./Weight/ FeArealVolume oe tee eee Ged”BrestWolume order etc Area/Vofume 8 “

- _. , . From |To - :(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) . (8). (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 8~~

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* In accordance with Unit of Duty Rating

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584 . OFFICIAL GAZETTE », No. 30,Vol. 52

ANNEX “C” { Sale 69

Customs aND Excise NIGERIA

MONTHLY RETURN OF EXCISE DUTY :

(for excisable goods other than Aerated Waters, Beer, Cigarettes, Matches and Potable Spirits)x

Monthof.....: wd 9...

Goods manufacturedoiscsssssssstmvuniansnsnnuncsia vanessa

Schedule to the Excise Tariff Act, 1958, Item Now o.csousosnniutsnniiuminnnscummin

*Area/Collection seenetesseunssgansensescntcsotpvaeaeesevasseia veeasinsswssasnean tines unt vanesStation.

MANUFACTURER: Name 00.ce

Ares iocccsccssssscssestsctseseee sesesatussseteesac :q ; 3

Excise Licence No. som of bo

Excise Factory No. .0.ccccccsccssesoanscmusnsssnnsuscsesrne

#1/We declarethatthe return overleaf containsa true and fullaccountofall excisable goods manufactured by*me/us and on which excise duty is payable during the month.

a

The Excise Duty payable amounts to—

4

and cash/bankers receipt/cheque for that amount payable to Customs and Excise Nigeria is enclosed herewith.

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(Authorised signatory andhis status)

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Dated thisoccaOy. OF coscsscseticee seccteaseecessetnnsceetnetensaseesansesessess Decsnneccee

FOR OFFICIAL USEONLY

Examinedby.

vee cectesserenesseeacoedndex No.

Miscellaneous Receipt Nowie censuscasnnnedated

for the sum ofee io(in words)

Cashi* Delete the inapplicable. ashier

Month

“REVERSE OF ANNEX C”

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19

Excisable Goods ,

* 1)

Quantity

*No:| Weight!Area |Volume

(2)

Stock Brought ForwardManufactured in Month .

. TOTALDelivered in Month .Balance Carried Forward”

Rate ofDuty Per

(4)

Excise Entry ReferenceDuty ' (for Duty Free Deli-

s a veries). .No, and Date

(5) an ()

Duty-FREE DELIvERIEs:(a) Export and ship’s Stores | pees

(8) For Diplomatic and Privileged Use orOther Approved Purpose - .t

(c) Removal to Bonded Warehouse ~°&.

Totat Duty-Free DELivery

Net CHARGEABLE WITH Duty .. Tota Duty £

NOTE:

The heading to columns 2 and 4 are to be completedas appropriate to each trade in accordance with theUnit of Duty Rating defined in the Schedule to theExcise Tariff Act, 1958,

* Delete the inapplicable.

OfficialStamp

For OrriciaL Use

Return Verified and found... 0000000. a

(Name, Rank and Index No.)

.. Date

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Area,

*Port/Airport/Station

Manufacturer...

Address(Post OfficeBox or MailBag No.is NOT acceptable)

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ANNEX “D”Customs ANp’ Excisr NIGERIA

ENTRY FOR GOODS EX-FACTORY FOR WAREHOUSING.

x .~ Excise Factory Nowoccu

.. Excise Licence No. .

reread

! ; Form Sale 54

Entry No. WX

Amount Received £

Cashier...

Date...

Local Station No. ....

\

Date ma

“Examined by .

DateWAREHOUSE REGISTER PACKAGES

PARTICULARS OF ‘THE GoopsSaareen ——, = ee a annene pen Betete

Excise, Rate of PeNo, Page Marks and Quantity and Description Quantity Value Tariff Excise > ALmount ofNos. Deseripticn

Item No. Duty47 | Duty£ 8 d " £ s d=

m

& .

«

ae —-+ he “

ee ee =

— =ha

' ‘Total number of packages in words Total4

‘Officer i/e WarehouseAccounts and Date

98S

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*1/We declare the aboveparticulars to be true and enter the above-mentioned goods for warehousingin..

warehouse....

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Collector and date.

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\ ;EXAMINATION .

- Datep this... .........

ANNEX ‘“D’—continued

aeMe

(REVERSE OF ANNEX “D’’)

(Amountofdutyinteards) _

vnAY OF oa. costecsestntnintninsinie shenaint iia ae ste

. (place). The goods are liable to excise duty of

’

19...

Licensed Manufacturer or his Agent

S961‘dy

3s,

* Details of examination (if any) of the Record of Examination at Warehouse of Receipt Noted in Bonds Register Ccgoodsat factory ; , , ‘ ke

‘ |

gsescesseueesacassessusesteusstinasusasscaanavavevssssetsieqenannsssievassessesie Officer i/e Bonds ‘

Officer i}¢c Warehouse and date _ - Q

\ ° 19... |8. - 4| 4

. WAREHOUSE KEEPER’S RECEIPT _

RS

Officer ile Factory and date we

(Examination Cardto be used where necessary) UME. eeecneseeee vse ssttonatennstaes sevcesrateasies ea warehouse ~

Warehouse1 .r w

oos ~“

, LAD.&

| ; * anteater oe TEESE Ee ees3

“ : “Form Sale 56 -ANNEX “E” ; wsme gerne Customs anp Excise NIGERIA °- getER ff 7 “ENTRYfF‘OREXCISABLE GOODS FOR.#EXPORTATION OR USE. AS "AIRCRAFT/SHIP STORESArea

88S

”Entry No, EFXuccsscsssns suceneeiecs so eee cee.-*Port/Airport/Station0...occcccceoeeeees we ccc, ‘

/, *Amountreceived £0000 000 feManufactureroccsecssnenssvinccuneeeee cece sesseane onexcise FactoryNow.

. .. a“ ae

? . Gashier:.,..., rgBherestataeccegtee eie eececeee.Addre88....ewvssmnne

nnnsuintnennes

eeExcise Licence No.:mee 1' (PostOfficeBoxorrMailBag‘No.is:NOT acceptable)

Datencess venus wnt tutuwee!_-_

~ 1LocalStation No,-—————_______’ .* AIRCRAFT OR Snip

Daten

Name Rotatian No. ° | Date of Report «Spentof Destination - Examined by * 2 =L. : — Date ... oO

| |

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Pie eeaei&PACKAGES ~ Par’TICURRRS©OF”‘THE. ga

_Bill of Lading Marks and Quantity and IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Expor? List.3No. Nos. Description - : :4 Item Description Quantity Country to Rate of Amount of ValueNo. which Excise ExciseDuty F.O.B.

consigned Duty £ syd £ s |d

2 So* « Total numberof packages in words . — Total... A

; > Zz

9“I/We declare the aboveparticularsto betrue. . J 8a ,/Daten this day of. vette si need SL

S- *Delete the inapplicable. . C Liecnsed Manufacturer or his Agent x

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So REVERSE OF ANNEX “E”

Particulars of (a) examination atfactory (6) certificate of shipment, .and (c) receipt.dn board from the Master or Mate.

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(0) : .fo | x

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(c)

Received on board the goods entered overleaf.Mw

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Master ar Mate

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' Name of Aircraft or ship

‘Particulars of examination before shipment.

Proper Officer

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(I:xamination Card to be used where necessary)

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685

¥

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Form Sale 57*ANNEX “FF”

- ~— ; . Cusroms AND Excise NIGERIAENTRY FOR EXCISABLE GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF DUTY FOR HOME USE

“ Entry No. FX. ”

AmountReceived £000.00.cssmnsssunnusnasenuseeeeeae .

Cashiercine ssseconseArea

° Date“Port/Airport/Station

Local Station No sossstuseneeetnsstensesastatssianeestinencasisas: Manufacturer...smn: nonuescnnnin sinning. Excise Factory No. occ o-cssssmsunsnnnnnnntone Dateseecssstsstsitesceecececccc.Address , Excise Licence Nog.ecccsnsessmcnenenrinennnene ined b ;

(Post Office Bow or Wail BagNo. is NOTacceptabie) ' Examined byY.sscsusssmestaneesscssaneeneseccccc.5 : . a “ | Date...sscsss sine isnt ne suasiatescape

PACKAGESPARTICULARS OF THE GOODS “

. .Value Excise Rate of - Amountof Duty~Marksand Quantityand Description Quantity ec cette nes 4...Tariff Excise, P

ue £ 8 Item No. Duty £ s d

Total numberof packages in words _ Total Total

*I/We hereby declare the above particulars to be true and that the above entered goods have been ordered by*who/whichis a Privileged Person/Organisation under the Diplomatic Immunities Act, 1962. “Approved User Under:(Quote authority)and *I/Wetherefore claim exemption of Excise Duty.

Iii inninnetnimmiants

ctidatshyiviFoes

oes. 19... “Dated PRISnaeetenerneeine coinnnnnnday of...


Licensed Manufacturer**

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06S

ULLAZY:

= or his Agent”

\

(REVERSE OF ANNEX “F’')

Particulars of (2) Examination at Factory

(6) Certificate of .receipt *

(Examination Card to be used where necessary)

(a)

1

Deduction of .Excise Duty allowed on. Duty“for MOnth. Ofsnes setecsursssstecnesces

S961

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asy

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Proper Officer ry

aovens Pe

or “oe . 3°

@)(6) Received. into my/our own premises the goods entered . goverleaf for use’ only for the duty-free purpose allowed by tHlaw. ‘

41 7 |

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OfficialStamp

“2_ "Privileged Person|

Organisation

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ANNEX ‘“‘G": wot

“—e .Form Sale 79Customs anp Excise Nicgria + “

. aAREA.pemncmmertes POPCaccetsunesnmnttsctinitisiemvnstnins cass vavas tite vee

SPECIMEN SIGNATURES OF PRIVILEGED PERSONS AND AUTHORISED SIGNATORIES ON BEHALF OF ORGANISATIONS ENTITLED ‘ro RECEIVEca Excisan.e Goops Duty-Free

e

*MISSION OR ORGANISATION. eeceeecectecrasteunnnansnsuanesseeeetsctssssiantnenstanessescosagcscases sing guess ares

s

uepusas wees bee .Pad For Ovriciat Use OnLy

For OrriciaL Use ONLY

Aurgoriry Full name of .— *Privileged person SpecinenFile Page Effective *Authorised Signatory SignatureDate ~ (in BLOCKletters) ° Date File page(1) (2) (3) (4) (3) (6) (7)

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*Delcte the inapplicable.

NOTE : 'lhis formis to be printed ontrin cardboard of size 84” XN 5”, _ _ . co oe seen

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1st April, 1965 : OFFICIAL GAZETTE 593°

Government Notice No. 563 (3rd publication)

’ FepgraL GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS SCHEME Post-GraDUATE Awarps 1965 .'

. x +: -Applications are invited for Federal Government Post-Graduate Scholarship Awards|for researchstudies and post professional training. The purpose is to ensure that the best possible use is madeofallopportunities for higher education available both in Nigeria and in the Commonwealth countries. Jointapplications are to be submitted for. scholarships to be awarded by the Federal Government, from publicfunds in 1965 and for scholarships to be offered under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Planfor 1966. : , *

2. Many awardswill be restricted to Nigerian Institutions in fields of studies where adequatefacilitiesexist for post graduate research. Candidates will also be nominated for awards under the Commonwealth!: Scholarship and Fellowship. Plan which include programmesof research extending over a period of not morethan two academicyears and leading to university degrees or similar qualifications..; COURSES FOR WHICH AWARDS MAY BE MADE:

4 (a) Candidates for the Commonwealth Schofarship and Fellowship Plan may apply for awards in any ~field of study. (The Government of Cyprus offers courses in Forestry only). In the Federal Governmentpost-graduate programme,priority will be given for the following disciplines. Applications may, however,be submitted in any otherfields notherelisted :-—

_Actuarian (Insurance Maths.) Dentistry

Architecture ; ' Demography ° ; :Agriculture Dental Technology.:

Archaeology * . » Diplomacy :* Biochemistry . Engineering ; oo +\ Botany ‘ Economics 7 . . Ro af " 4: Chemistry * Food Technology . csEducation - Geology 1Forestry * . Law .Geophysics . Modern Languages ; ,Librarianship © ' Medicine meMining Engineering .- -Nigerian Languages nie . /Music and Drama © . Oceonography : ~.Parasitology ; : Physics LoPetroleum and Gas Engirleering : Radiography . .Printing * Textile TechnologyRubber Technology ; Veterinary ScienceTown Planning Ho oo 8 ., 3. Research Fadilities in Nigeria.—There ate various research*schemes in Nigerian Universities. The.Federal Governmentdesires to increase enrolmentin these schools. The University:of Ibadan has atlequate -researchfacilities in the following fields :— a, :

(a) Faculty of Arts.—Geography, History, African Studies, Religion, English; Classics,: tabic andIslamic Studies ;v . - jo:

(b) Faculty of Agriculture-—Grassland Research, Field of Crops Agronomy, Soil Chemistry, PlantEcology, Breeding and Physiology of Farm Animals, Animal Nutrition;:Farm.-Mechartits, AgriculturalEconomics ; . “ a ge ele

" (c) Faculty of Science.—Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology;(d) Faculty ofEconomics and Social Studies.—Economic Development, Money.and Banking, E ternationalEconomics, Public Finance, Social Accounting, Statistics, African Economic ‘History; Theoretical andApplied Political Science, Social Anthropology

;

° RR, 5, ares1 Pa a y

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(e) Institute of Education—Educational Psychology, History of Education, Post-Graduate Diploma andCertificate courses in Agriculture, Public and Tropical Health, Analytical Chemistry, Statistics Educationand TeachingofEnglish, Librarianship. ,

The AhmaduBello University has researchfacilities in the following fields :-—

(a) Architecture.

(6) Arts.—Geography, History.

(c) Agriculture.-

(d) Science.—Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology.

The University of Ife has research facilities in the following fields :—Atts, Law, Science, Economics andPublic Administration. Candidates whose fields of research are related to any of the above are advised to. contactProfessors at the above-named Universities with a view of gaining admission for post-graduate work.No guarantee of an award can be given to every applicant who has successfully obtained a place.

4. Candidates whosefields of study are notavailable at the Universities in Nigeria are advised th apply for; . admission in appropriate overseas institutions before submitting their applications. Priority will be given toapplications of candidates who produce evidence of acceptance, but admission is no guarantee of an award

5. Qualifications.—(a) Applicants must have a good University degree preferably first or second class’honours. . :$

(6) Applicants of any age may apply butpreference willbe given to those under 30.Le 1 volt

6. Application Forms.—Application for scholarships must be completed on a prescribed form onlyApplicants who wish to be considered for Commonwealth Scholarship as well must complete: section D

‘[he.forms may be obtained from :— . :

appli

(a) The Federal MinistryofEducation, Survey Building, Lagos. ~

(6) The Secretary, Northern Nigeria Scholarship Board, Kaduna.

(c) The Secretary, Eastern Nigeria Scholarship Board, Enugu. ,

(d) The Secretary, Mid-Western Nigeria Scholarship Board, Benin City.

. (e) The Secretary, Western Nigeria Scholarship Board, Ibadan.

. (f) All Nigerian High Commissions, Embassies and Consulates abroad.

(g) The Academic Registrars /Secretaric¥of all Nigerian Universities. I ‘Candidates who wantapplication formsto be sent to them by post from the Federal Ministry of Education,Lagos, should attach a self addressed envelope marked “PG”on the left hand corner while applying for theforms. Prospective candidates are required to fill only one copy of the. application form. Forms which are .not properly filled and signed by the applicant’s Head of Depargment will be rejected.

SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION:

(a) Application completed in a single formpniy must be accompanied by :—

@ A passport size photographdulysigned'by applicant. .

(ii) Photostator certified true copies ofcertificates and detailed results (NOT ORIGINALS).

(iii) A letter of recommendation for Post-graduate studies by a University Professor, Reader or a SeniorLecturer, where practicable. . - mo :

(iw) A description of the plan ofstudy orresearch not exceeding 200 words.(6) All applications must be submitted to the Permanent Secretary (Scholarships Division), FederalMinistry of Education, Lagos, so as to reach him on or’before 15th May, 1965. Candidates whowish to beconsidered for Commonwealth Scholarships tenable in Australia, New Zealand, Malaya, Hong Kong, Ceylon,Cyprus, India, Pakistan, Canada and East Africa must submit their applications before 15th May,}1965.

we ;E. C. Unacuu U,

for Permanent Se retary,/, Federal Ministry of Educationi - (Scholarships’ Division)

{st Apri], 1965

Government Notice No. 664{

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Export Duryon |RUBBER

It is notified for general infofmation that for thepurpose of assessing the value’ df Rubber for thelevying of export duty, the price for’ the’ month ofApril will. be 21.25625d per Ib. .

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West AFRICA EXAMINATION Boarp

ROYAL SOCIETY OF HEALTH

‘The annual examination will be held: from 4th to10th August, 1965, at the following Centres :—

GamBia—BathurstSIERRA LEONE—FreetownCSHANA—AccraNIGERIA~-Ibadan, Aba and Kano.

. beFormsofapplication for admission to the examina-

tion are available from "The Honorary Secretary,Royal Society of Health;‘West Africa ExaminationBoard, Federal Ministry of Health, Lagos.

Fee-—-forgexamination or re-examination is £5-5s,which musf bepaid-in full to the Honorary Secretaryin Lagos notlater than 5th July, 1965.

APPLICANTS are advised that—

(a) They must submit evidence of having beenengaged during a total period of at least threeyears as a public health inspector-in-training,consisting of :— i

(#) a certificate signed by the Principal of atraining school approved by the Board statingthat they have attendedfull-time the approved.course of instruction for public health inspectorsat that school; : :

AND

(i7) a certificate signed by a medical officer ofhealth to the effect that they have been infull-time employment of a health authority

* (excluding such time as may be spentin full-timeinstruction at school) for a period of not lessthan six months.

‘The.total time covered by these twocertificatesto be not less than three academic years.

. OR

(ii?) a certificate signed by a medical officer ofhealth to the effect that they have been in full-time employmentofan approved health authorityas public health inspector-in-training for notlessthan three years, and that they have attendedfor the prescribed period of not less than 300working hours, the approved course of lecturesand demonstrations. provided by that authority.(2) ENTRIES—-must be made on the prescribed

form and must be received by the HonotarySecretary in Lagos not later’ than 5th July, 1965.

Dr D. J. AMan,Hon. Secretary,

West Africa Examination Board,Royal Society of Health

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Ministry oF DEFENCE

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NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY, KADUNAAn examination for admission of Anmy and Navy

cadets into the Nigerian Defence Academy'will be-held in the third week of September 11965at Lagos,Enucu, ILorin, Jos and Kapuna. 2. A candidate who wishesto take t e.examinationshould satisfy the followingconditio —

(*) Must be an unmarried male.attained the age of 16 years andattained the age of 22 years on ist

(a) Must have passed,.the West ACertificate examination gr the G.CLevel

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examination. However, a ¢jintends to appear for the West A: Certificate examination in, Novem

e must haveust not havepril, 1966.

\frican .SchoolLE. Ordinaryandidate whofrican Schoolber 1965, or

the G.C.E. Ordinary Level in January 1966, willbe eligible to apply for admission if his Principalor Headmastercertifies that the candidate will takeeither of the examinations stated above andthat he‘stands a fair chance of gaining‘Private candidates must forward ancepy of the Examination Fee Receipt.

3. A candidate seeking admission to

a Certificate.attested true

the examina-tion is required to submit his application on theprescribed form obtainable from :—

(1) Ministry of Defence, P.M.B.

Lagos;(it} ‘Nigerian Defence Academy,

2109, ‘Kaduna.

No. 12590,

P.M.B. No.

4. All- completed application forms must bereturned to the Commandant, Nigerian DefenceAcademy, P.M.B. No. 2109. Kaduna, rot later than10th May, 1965.

Sy D. Koto,Permanent Secretary,Ministry of DefenceFd. /4/2a

Government Notice’ No. 667

INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE SERVICE

» NIGERIA-CEYLON

It is notified for general informationtelephone service between Nigeria andLondon was opened on 8th March, 196

Thecall charges are as follows :—

Unit rate of 3 minutes .Each additional minuteReport charge .

The hours of-service are :—

Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Sundays 9.30.a.m.-12.30

that a radio-Ceylon via

3.

£s.d315 0.1 5 00 4 0,

¢

(Nigerian =Time)

(NigerianTime)

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Mrm-WeEstTerN Nicerta Post SECONDARY SCHOLAR-, SHip AWARD: 1965-66

Applications are hereby invited from students ofMid-Western origin for the Mid-Western Nigeriascholarship awards for undergraduate studies and forTechnical training. The purpose of the scholarshipawardsis to train Mid-Westernerstofill administrative,technical and professional posts in the Region’sPublic Service, and to provide qualified staff, forIndustries which are essential for balanced EconomicDevelopment, >

2. Awards will’ be made tenable in any of theWest African Universities. However, where the

- Scholarship Board is satisfied that institutions for‘courses of study or training are not available inNigeria or West Africa, awards for such courses maybe made tenable overseas:

. 3. Official application forms are available in this. Ministry and our London Office. Completed applica-

‘tion forms which must reach this Ministry not laterthan 30th April, 1965, must be accompanied by

(i) Photostat (not original) copies of candidate’scertificates;

(22) Two passport’ size photographs showingcandidates’ full face and shoulders;

(iit) Three copies of Sworn Declaration of Agesworn before a Magistrate.

4, It is the duty of applicants to acquaint them-selves with the conditions of admission to the coursesof study or training they wish to pursue. For Univer-sity degrees, however, the qualifications required arethe General Certificate of Education at the AdvancedLevel or the Higher School Certificate at PrincipalLevel in the subjects appropriate to the candidate's

- course of study, in addition to the evidence of ageneral education to the level of the West AfricanSchool Certificate, Division II or its equivalent.Candidates with less than Division II in. WestAfrican School Certificate are not eligible to applyunless they had subsequently passed the GeneralCertificate of Education examination in at least twosubjects, relevant to their proposed course of study,at one sitting. For non-university courses the requisite

qualifications are the West African SchoolCertificateor an equivalent qualification obtained through theGeneral Certificate of Education at the OrdinaryLevel or Officially recognised certificates in subjectsrelated tothe proposed courses of study.

5. Ca&ndidates whose proposedcourses of studyare available in West African Universities are advisedto apply for admission direct to. the institutions oftheir own choice as they would be required toproduce evidence ofadmission before their applica-tions for scholarshipsare finally considered. Evidenceof admission, however, is not a guarantee that theapplicant would, in fact be awarded a scholarship.'Arrangements will be made by this Ministry to placein oversea institutions, successful candidates whose

_ courses are notavailable in West African Universities.

6. All applicants in the Government Service.must sybmit their applications through their Minis-tries or Departments.

7. The following “are the courses’ for whichscholarships may be awarded :-—-

ArchitectureVeterinary Science ;Surveying— Land and Quantity2

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

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PharmacyRadiographyEstate ManagementAgricultureForestry >LibrarianshipStatistics JXLegal DraftsmanshipBuilding 'Printing :Arts and Crafts 'Banking : .Audio-Visual Teaching MethodsFilm Production |Insurance iTextile Technology :Laboratory TechnologyDietetics moLeather Technology |Physical and Health EducationCarpentery and Joinery ‘‘Fitter MachinistSheet MetalBlacksmithing and Welding»T.B. SanitationHealth Sister Tutors CourseHospital SecretaryshipPhysiotherapyX-Ray TechnologyElectricity :PlumbingRefrigeration iBusiness Management. I

8. Applicants must be under 30 years of hge onJanuary ist, 1965. Successful candidates will berequired to pass a Medical examination which will st

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include a Tuberculin test and an X-Ray examination -of the chest.

9. It must be emphasized that only applicationssubmitted in response to this advertisement andwithin the time limit will be considered. Under nocircumstances will late applications be entertained.Candidates who. fail to comply with the foregoing:instructions will not be ‘considered.

10. Neither the Ministry of Education northe -Scholarship Board will enter into correspondencewith respect to the rejection of any candid¥tes.

O. I. Ars,_ Permanent Secretary,

Ministry of Education, Benin City

GovernmentNotice No. 669

1964-65 GROUNDNUT PURCHASES IN ‘THEFEDERATION OF NIGER

It is notified. for general information that thepurchases and cumulative purchases of Groundnuts |in the Federation of Nigeria for the month ended25th February, 1965 covering the period 29thJanuary, 1965 to 25th February, 1965 (both dates -inclusive) were as follows :—

‘ (ALL Tons) :- Purchases 1964-65

{ Regions ‘during Cumulative* month purchases

Eastern - | 537 2,004 ~Northern 25,978 654,203

Total Federation 26,515 654,207

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\ Ist April, 1965

Seecrnment Notice No. 6701964-65 anp 1965 SEED Corron

MARKETING SCHEMESIt is notified for general information that the

purchases and cumulative purchases of seed cottonin the Federation of Nigeria (during the 1964-65 and

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE 597-

Delivery time from the date of Orders should also bespecified.

4. Copies of the approved official Tender Forms,conditions of contract and agreement: may beobtained from the office of the Director of OrdnanceServices between 0900 hours and’ 12.30 hours

1965 seed cotton seasons in the Northern and Mondayto Saturday each week until the closingdate.Western Nigeria respectively, for the month ended25th February, 1965, covering the period 29thJanuary, 1965 to 25th February, 1965 (both dateswere as follows :— ,

(ALL Tons)

1964-65Purchases and 1965

Regions Grade during Cumulative. ‘ month purchases ,Northern ae I... 50,881 108,453

NA II 2,404 5,313NA III 991 2,176

Total North 54,276 115,942

Western

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NATL .. 25 23%NA II ‘ 4 4

Total West 29 32

Total Federation 54,305 115,974

* Adjusted. 1,0510/VI

Government Notice No. 618 (2nd publication)

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE--NIGERIAN ARMYTENDER FOR SUPPLY OF GENERAL

: STORES

GeneralStores to the Nigerian Army :— :

Part I ,Description ” Quantity

1. Blanco Khaki green (for Web‘Equipment) .. we -- 132,000 Block

2. Abrassive Cloth Emery, - variousgrade .. .. oe . 240 Quire

3. Abrassive paper glass, variousgrade .. oO . 194 Quire

4. Abrassive grit blast . 54 lb.5. Abrassive paper silicon carbide

grade ‘A’ 320 grit . 14 Quire6. Abrassive papersilicon carbid

grade ‘C’ 220grit . a 20 Quire7, Polish metal liquid (in 10 oz. 0 2

nearesttin) .. 44,000 TinsPart II ° 21. Mineral Jelly G.S. Lead Free .. 390 Gal,2. Solution, Metal Preservative P x 1 20 Gal.3. Oil Lin Seed Raw . . 130:Gal.+. Oil Lin Seed Boiled (in 1 gal. tin) 130 Gal.

2. The items supplied must be of the best qualityobtained and shall conform to current stock held bythe Nigerian Army, samples of which can be viewedat the office of the Director of Ordnance Services,Army Headquarters, Cabinet Office, Race Course,Lagos. :

‘3. Proposed tenderers should indicate clearly onthe Tender Forms. whether :the proposed itemsoffered are (a) locally manufactured or (6) imported.If imported the country of origin should be, stated.

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' days and at such time as maybe appoir

5. Tender will not be accepted unless submitted --on the approved Official Tender Forms, in a sealedenvelope marked “Confidential—Fender for Supply

' of General Stores” and addressed to the Secretary, :, Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministry of Defence,: Republic House, Marina, Lagos. Tenders to reach"his office not later than 0900 hours onApril, 1965.

6. Prices quoted must be strictlydelivery to Ordnance Depot, Clifford

Tuesday, 20th

in terms ofStreet, Yaba,

7. Suécessful Tenderer. is expéctedtotal delivery within three to four mo"date the contract is awarded.

_ 8. The Ministry of Defence is underto accept the lowest.or any tender.

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Armed Forcesi

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no obligation

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Ministry br ComMMUNICATIONS

INVITATION TO TENDERTenders are invited. by the Director of Posts and

Telegraphs Division for the conveyante ofall mailsby Motor Transport Dailyexcept Su \days in each

¢ direction between Oyp and SHaxi and such otherTenders are invited for the supply of the following,! intermediate places on the route as may be nominated

“by the Director, for-a period of two years from ist' June, 1965 with the option of. extending for a furtherperiod of one year. .

2. Mails are required to be conveyed on suchted in writing

from time to'time by the Director or his Officers.3. The average volume and weight of mails to be

conveyed on each.journeyis at present’: ~‘ (a) Outward : 12 Bags (170Ibs).(6) Inward : 12 Bags (148.1bs).4. Tenders should be enclosed in ah envelope

j and marked ‘Confidential Tender for Mails” andforwarded. by registered Post to Postal Controller,Posts and Telegraphs Department, Western Region,Private Mail Bag 5188, Ibadan, Nigeria, to reachhim by Noon on the ist May, 1965.‘5. The Director of Posts and Tel

hot undertake to accept the lowest ot6. ‘The Contractor will be required to accept the

conditions concerning the Paymentof

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“fair Wages”as set out in the Appendix to Government CircularNo. 57/1946 dated the 30th August, 1946. A copyof the appendix may be seen on application to thePostmasters (en route) Ovo

7. Further information may be obtained onapplication to the Senior Assistant Postal Controller,Posts and Telegraphs, Ibadan or the Postal Controller,Posts and Telegraphs, Ibadan. i

A. AfArra,Permanent Secretary,

i Ministry of Communications

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MInistry OF COMMUNICATIONS

INVITATION TO TENDER

‘Tenders are invited by the Ministry of Communi-cations for the conveyance of all mails by motorTransport daily (except Sundays) in each direction

- between Awka and Ajalli and such other intermediateplaces on the route as may be nominated by theMinistry for aipériod of two years from ist August,1965 with -the ‘option of extending for a ‘furtherperiod of one year. .

2. Mailsyare required to be conveyed on such daysand atsuch times as may be appointed in writingfrom time.fo time by the Ministry.

3. The average volume and weight of-mails to beconveyed dn each journeyis at present:— ~*~ ~

(a). Outwards Awka-Agulu-Nanka-Aguata-Ndike-lionwu-Ajalli 16 bags (124 Ibs.) +

(6) Inewards : Ajalli-Ndikelionwu-Aguata-Nanka-Agulu-Awka 15 bags (61 Ibs).

4. Tenders should be enclosed in sealed envelopes »marked ‘‘Confidential Tender ror Marts PC/E17/1/16” and forwarded by registered post to thePostal Controller, Posts and Telegraphs Depart-

- ment, Enugu, to reach him not later than 15th May,1965.

5. The Ministry does not undertake to acceptthe lowest or any tender.

6. TheContractor will be required to accept thecondition concerning the payment of “Fair Waces’’as set out in the appendix to GovernmentcircularNo. 57/1946 dated the 30th August, 1946. A copyof the appendix may be seen on application eitherto the Postmaster 1, Awka or to the Postmaster,Ajalli. .

7. Further information may be obtained onapplication to the Postal Controller, Posts andTelegraphs Department, Enugu.

A. A. ATTA,Permanent Secretary,

Ministry of Communications


MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

Posts AND TELEGRAPHS DrvIsION

INVITATION TO TENDER . *

Tenders are invited bythe Ministry of Communi-cations for the conveyance of all mails by Motor

. Transport twice weekly in each direction betweenLavjaALInco and Youa via Numan and such otherintermediate places on the route as may be nominatedby the Ministry, for a period of two years from IstMay, 1965 with the option of extendingfor a furtherpericd of onevear..

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2. “Mails are required to be conveyed on suchdays and at such times as may be appointed inwriting from time to time by the Ministry.

3. "The average volume and weight of mails to beconveyed on each journeyis at present :-

(t} Outward : 50 bags—-(810 Ibs.)

(iz) Ineeard : 35 bags—(440 Ibs).

GAZETTE

4. Tenders should be enclosed in a sealed envelopeand marked “Confidential Tender for Mails”, andforwarded by registered Post to: The Seniorassistant Postal Controller, Posts and Telegraphs .Department, North-Eastern Area, Jos, Nigeria, toreach him by noon on 17th April, 1965.

5. The Ministry of Communications does notundertake to accept the lowest or any tender.

6. The contractor will be required to accept theconditions concerning the paymentof “fair wages”‘as set owt in the Appendix to GovernmentCircularNo. 57/1946 dated 30th August, 1946. A copy ofthe Appendix may be seen on application to thePostmasters, Yola, Lau and Numan.

7. Further information may be obtained, onapplication to the Senior Assistant Postal Contraller,Posts and Telegraphs, North-Eastern Area, Jos.

. A. A. ATTA, 7Permanent Secretary,

Ministry of Communications

Government Notice No. 674wre

=MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLYOF PAINTS ‘TOTHE NIGERIAN NAVY

Tendersare invited forthe supply of the followingPaints tq the Nigerian Navy.

(a} Torpedo Super Marine Topside Paint

(1) “Valiant Blue”(2) Valiant. Off-Wohite(3) Black :(4) WhiteAS) Nigerian Navy Grey.

, (6) Green BS 0-010= (7) Signal Red BSC 237

(6) Emulsion Paints

(t) Blush Pink BS 1-015(%) Opal Green BS 6-069

(c) Bottom Composition

(*) Koplastic Blue-Anti-Fouling(2) Koplastic Undercoat

(d) Hard Gloss "(i) Evening Blue BS 7-085(#) Suncream BS 4-052(iit) Pale Green BS 6-070

toe. OF, (e) Masonry Paints ‘

: (z) Porcelain Green °(ii) White

(f) Floor andDeck Paints

(i) Green (Concrete Floor)(i) Grey (Non-Slip)

(g) Boot-Topping Composition

(1) Anti-corrosive Nos(i) Anti-fouling No. 2°(i1) Boot-topping Blakk

(A) {iscellaneous °

(7) Aluminium .(1) Red Zinc—Chromate Primer(i) Marine White Undercoat(iv) French Polish(v) Marine Copal Varnish

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2, Tenders should be accompanied by samples ofPaints of each type.

3. All quotations are to be given in gallons andmust include delivery to the Naval Base, HarbourRoad, Apapa.

¢_ 4. Tender forms may be obtained from the FleetSupply Officer, Nigerian Navy, Apapa.

5. Tenders which will be considered for the wholeor any part of the tender should be addressed to theSecretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministry ofDefence, Lagos, so as to reach his office not laterthan’0900 Tuesday, 13th April, 1965.

~ 6. The lowest or any tender may not necessarilybe accepted.

A. S. N. Eco,Secretary,

‘Armed Forces Tenders Board


MINISTRY OF DEFENgE%

" ‘TENDERSFOR SUPPLY OF FOOD-STUFF TOTHE NIGERIAN NAVY—N.NSS.

ANANSA, CALABAR |

Ténders are invited for the supply of the undermentioned Food-stuffs to Nigerian Naval Base atCalabar, over the period 1st April, 1965, to 31stMarch, 1966. -

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

1. Garri 10,000 Ibs2. Ricé 3,500 Ibs3. Beans 4,200 lbs4. Tea 48 Ibs5. Sugar 600 lbs6. Melon 400 Ibs7. Milk: 2,500 tins

(6 oz tins)- 8. Palm Oil . 300 gallons9. Tomatoes Peeled

(Medium) . 2,300 tins10. Tomfatoes Puree 3,250. tins11. Pepper .: _ 280 Ibs12. Meat Fresh 7,000 Ibs13. Bread (8 oz) 6,500 loaves14. Vegetables .. 500 Ibs15. Yam © 7,500 Ibs16. Salt 400 Ibs17. Okro 400 lbs18. Onions 800 Ibs19. Coffee . * 50 Ibs20. Dried Fish - 900 Ibs

_ 21. Fresh Fish 500 Ibs: 22. Stock Fish 900 Ibs

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4, Tenders which will be:considered| for the wholeor any part of the|tender should be addressed to theSecretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministryof Defence,, Lagos, so as to reach his office not laterthan "Tuesday, 13th April, 1965. i ‘

' 5. The lowest or any tender may nijot necessarilybe accepted.

A. S. Ni Ecpo,Secretary,

Armed Forces Tenders Board

"Government Notice No. 676 ° ss«<

PRISON DEPARTMENT, NIGERIA

TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF ALUMINIUMRATION PANS AND DRINKING CUPS

\« Tenders are invited from local manufacturers inNigeria for the supply of Aluminium! Ration Pansand Drinking Cups to the Federal GovernmentPrisons at Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu and Calabarduring the financial year 1st May, 1965, to 3istMarch, 1966. - .

2. The tender should statethe price per pan andcup delivered to the Prisons named, amd such priceshould include all charges for packing lhandling andfreight. The description of the Aluminium waresand centres ofdelivery are as follows :—

Aluminium Ration Pans

Required 6,000 (six thousand) pans,edge frosted finished—Embossed ‘Prigons’ outside, _8” inside diameter, 2§” depth. .

Aluminium Drinking Cups

' Required 5,000 (five thousand) cupinside diameter 34” x 22 gg. beaded tap edge fitted .with 16 swg. strapped aluminium handle embossed

“Prisons”’ degeased. |

Centre Ration Pans Drinking Cups.

Lagos .. 3,000 2,500Port Harcourt .. 600 600Enugu .. 2,000 1,500Calabar .. 400 400

Total ~ ., .- 6,000 5,000

3. Delivery is to be made within six‘the date the contract is awarded.

4. All tenders should be forwardeenvelopes or packages, addressed to. thFederal Tenders Board, Federal Minis}-and Surveys, Lagos, and should be accsamples, so as to reach his Office nd10 am. on the 23rd April, 1965. TIand/or package should:be clearly may‘dentiai—Aluminium Ration Pans ar

months from

d in sealed1e Secretary,ry of Worksmpanied by

Ihe envelopeked ‘“‘Confi-d Drinking

t later than ~

All items mustbe of the best quality and the beans_ Should be free from germs.

2. Tenders should show prices per lb, gallon, oreach, as the case may be, of each item and must

: inelude delivery to the Naval Base at Calabar.

3. Copies of Tender Forms may be obtained fromthe Commanding Officer, N.N.S. “ANANSA”CALABARand the Fleet Supply Officer, NigerianNavy, Apapa.

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Cups, Prison Department’.

5. Further particular if required, may be obtainedfrom the Director of Prisons, Lagos."

6. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest orany tender. ‘

B. Cooxey,Secretary,

Federal Tenders BoardT0501 :

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Government,Notice No. 677PRISON DEPARTMENT, NIGERIA

TENDERS FOR BLANKETS. Tenders are invited from local manufacturersin Nigeria for the supply of Blankets for prisonersto the Federal Government Prisons at Lagos, -Kaduna, Port Harcourt, Enugu and Calabar, duringthefinancial year Ist April, 1965 to 31st March,

2. The tender should conform with the descrip-tion below and. indicate the price per blanketdelivered to the Prisons named, and such priceshould include all charges for packing, handlingand freight :-— : ~

Quantity required 10,000 (ten thousand) coffeecoloured cotton blankets whipped 76” by 56” 23 Ibsand embroidered in centre with “Prison” in scriptletters in red beforeraising.

. . BlanketsLagos .. oe .: 4,000Kaduna .. oe 1,000Port Harcourt .. a e 600Enugu .. .- . sey +,000Calabar .. . .. . 400

. Total .. .. 10,000

3. Delivery should commence six weeks afterreceipt of order and to be completed on or beforethe: 30th November, 1965.

4. All tenders should be forwarded in sealedenvelopes or packages, addressed to the Secretary,Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Worksand Surveys, Lagos and should be accompaniedby samples, so as to reach his office not Ister than“10 a.m. on the 23rd April, 1965.should be clearly marked .“‘CoNFIDENTIAL—-TENDERFOR BLANKETS; PRISON DEPARTMENT”’.

5. Further particulars if required, may be obtainedfrom the Director of Prisons, Lagos.

6. The Board is not bound to accept the lowestor any tender. ,

= B. Cooxey,. Secretary,

6 Federal Tenders Board

Governinent Notice No. 678

» PRISON DEPARTMENT, NIGERIA

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF WHITELIME

Tenders are invited from local manufacturers inNigeria for the supply of (400) four hundred drumsof white lime (112 Ibs. net) to the Federal Govern-ment Prisons at Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu andCalabar during the financial year Ist May, 1965 to31st March, 1966. .

2. The tender should state the price per drumdelivered to the Prisons named and such priceshould include all charges for packing handling andfreight.

DrumsLagos 200Port Harcourt 50Enugu 100Calabar 50

Total , 400

3. Delivery is to be made within six months fromthe date the contract is awarded.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

The envelopes.

No. 30, Vol. 52

+. All tenders should Ybe forwarded in sealedenvelopes or packages, addressed to the Secretary,Federal Tenders Board, Federal Ministry of Worksand Surveys, Lagos and should be accompanied bysamples, so as to reach his office notlater than 10 a.m.on the 23rd April, 1965. The envelope and/orpackage should be clearly marked ‘‘tConfidential—White lime, Prison Department’.

5. Furtherparticulars if required, may be obtainedfrom the Director of Prisons, Lagos.

6. The Board is not bound to accept the lowest or .anytender.

-B. Cookey,Secretary,

T.0499 Federal Tenders Board :

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AIINistry oF DEFENCE—-NIGERIA AiR Force !

TENDER

‘Tenders are invited by the Ministry of Defence forthe supply of Office Equipmentto the Nigerian Air . ©Force Base at Kaduna, as detailed below :—

Quantity-

(a) Chairs swivel metal 10

(6) Chairs metal typist. 10(c) Chairs armless metal .. _ . 4(d) Chairs stacking metal .. . 4?(e) Desks executive metal .. a 4%(f) Cupboards, steel with five shelves 20 *(g) Filing cabinets, steel with compressors 24 :(1) Storage cabinets, open, steel with four :

woodenshelves (10 ft. high) (2 ft 6” :deep) 6 ft. 6 inches wide) .. -- 100°

(:) Storage cabinets, steel with 12 com- .partments (5 ft. x 2 ft. x 6 ft.) 100

(j) Storage cabinets, steel with 18 com-partments (3 ft. x 1’ 3” x 6 ft.) 100 ;

(k) Storage cabinets, steel with 36 com-partments (3 ftx 1’ 4” x 6 ft.) 150

(/) Storage cabinets, steel with 9 drawers(dimensions of drawers: >

3 inches high}23 inches deep } 6025 inches wide j

Dimensionsstated are approximate.

2. The prices quoted, mustbestrictly in terms ofdelivery to the N.A.F.T.T.W. Kaduna.

3. Tenders which will be considered for the wholeor anypart of the Tenderare to be addressed. to theSecretary, Armed Forces Tenders Board, Ministry ofDefence, Republic House, Lagos, so as to reach thisOffice not later than Tuesday, 6th April, 1965.

4+. Tenders will not be accepted unless submittedon the approved form in a sealed envelope, andmarked “CONFIDENTIAL TENDER FOR NAFTTWOFFICEFQUIPMENT.”’ .

5. Copies of the approved form of Tender and theConditions of Contract Agreement maybe obtainedfrom the Logistics Section, NAF Headquarters,Ministry of Defence, Republic House, Lagos, or fromthe Nigerian Air Force Tactical and Training Wing,Kaduna.

6. The Ministry of Defence is under no obligationto accept the lowest or any tender.

A. S. N. Eco,_, Secretary,”

Armed Forces Tenders Board

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Government Notice No. 680 5

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WORKS AND SURVEYS

TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OFLUBRICANTS

Tenders are invited for the supply of Lubricantsto the Federal Ministry of Works and Surveys for theperiod ist June, 1965 to 30th April, 1967.

2. Tender documents comprising the OfficialTender Form, a specimen copy of the ContractAgreement which provides full particulars of theconditions of Contract, and details of specificationsand estimated annual consumption figures of thelubricants required may be obtained from the ChiefStores Officer, Administrative Division, FederalMinistry of Werks and Surveys, Main Stores, [jora, -on written application to him.

3. Tenders will not be considered unless ‘sub-mitted on the Official Tender Form in a ‘sealed

envelope marked !‘Confidential — Tender for Lubri-cants”, addressed to the Secretary, Federal TendersBoard,, Federal Ministry of Works and Surveys,Headquarters, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, toreach him before 9 a.m. gn 27th-April, 1965.

B. Cooxey,Secretary, Federal Tenders Board

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Government Notice No. 681_ NIGERIAN RAILWAY GORPORATION

TENDER

Coat HANDLING ConTRAcTS THROUGHOUT

NIGERIA

The Nigerian Railway,Corporation invites tendersfor the handling of ‘coal located in wagons, othervehicles, stacks, or dumpsfor a period of 12 monthscommencing on Ist May, 1965 at various locations onthe railway throughout Nigeria.

A tender form with a pro forma agreementcontain-ing conditions applicable may be obtained from theSuperintendent, Nigerian Railway Corporation,Ebute Metta on paymentof 5s.

Tenderers are required to give rates for offléading,loading, stacking, levelling, walling, throwing backon dump, as indicated on the form supplied.

Tenders must be received by the Secretary,Nigerian Railway Corporation, Railway Headquai-ters, Ebute Metta, not later than 15th April, 1965.

The Corporation shall be under no obligation toaccept the lowest or any tender.

Government Notice No. 619 (2nd publicatiog)”

; University oF IBADAN

‘ VACANCYApplications are invited by-the Board of Governors

of the Senior Staff Primary School for the post ofASSISTANT MiIsTREss to teach lower Juniors 6-9 years :380 children from Britain, Nigeria and UnitedStates of America in double stream from 4-11 years.Special training for Junior Teaching and at leastsix years in Primary Teaching essential : specialisa-

‘OFFICIAL GAZETTE : . 601

tion in craft, music, drama or physical education anadvantage. The post involves supérvision ofmethod and equipmentfor 150 children| Appoint-ment, for three years initially and subjett to reviewthereafter, to commence September1965.Salary.— £1,010-40-1,250 with additional £100

for overseas service. Car allowance £156 per annum.Superannuation 10% of salary. Part-furnishedaccommodation not exceeding 7% of salary. Pass—ages paid on appointment, leave and termination.

Detailed applications (6 copies) naming threereferees with testimonial from ‘previous| schools by10th April, 1965 to the Registrar, University ofIbadan, from whom further particulars may be’obtained. |

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Government Notice No. 620 (2ndpublication)ot

AHAMaDU BELLO UNIversity, ZARIA

™ ‘VACANCYApplications are invited for posts of (a) Junior

Research Associates, (6) Research Assbciates, (c)Research Fellows and (d) Senior Research Fellowsin the fields of (z) Agricultural Economics, (iz)Geography (from candidates with special interests ineconomic or social geography, land use and demo-graphy), and (zi) Rural Sociology or Social Anthro-

pology, tenable in the proposed Rural EconomyResearch! Unit which is being established with theaid of a Ford Foundation grant. Appointments tobe assumed as soon as possible, for three years,initially with a possibility of permanency thereafter,or on contract for shorter periods or on secondmentterms. Suitable candidates may be | appointed:Head of the Unit on professional terms. Appointeesmay have the opportunity of teaching in appropriateFaculties.

Salary. scales—(a) £950-50-1,100 per annum,(b) £1,200-75-1,650 per annum, (c) £1,725-75-2,475 per annum, (d) £2,275-75-2,575 per annum.Family passages. Children’s, car and outfit allow-ances. Superannuation

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Scheme. Subsidisedaccommodation. Annual U.K.leave whete applica-

e. :

Detailed applications (6 copies) naming

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referees «by 10th April, 1965 to Secretary, Inter-l niversityCouncil for Higher Education Overseas, 33 BedfordPlace, London, W.C.1. Full details | may beobtained from the Secretary, Inter-University.pouncil or the Registrar, Ahmadu Bello University,aria.

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Government Notice No. 621 (2nd publication)

Ministry oF DEFENCE _ |

VACANCY FOR LECTURER(PHYSICS)AT THE NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY

Applications are invited from suitably |qualifiedcandidates for appointment as Lecturer, Grade IIor Grade I in Physics at the Nigerian /DefenceAcademy, Kaduna. i

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2. Salaryscale-—Scale A—£720-1,584 for Lecturer,Grade II; or Scale A 1—£1,368-1890 for Lecturer,Grade I. Incremental credits will be consideredfor approved experience after obtaining the minimum

~ qualification.

3. Qualifications—A good Honours degree inPhysics or equivalent qualification.

4. Duties—The successful candidate will berequired to teach Physics to Cadets at the NigerianDefence Academy. He will also be responsible forthe organisation and management of the PhysicsLaboratory.

5. Conditions of service.—Appointment 1s eitherpermanent or contract basis which is renewableshould the need arise. New entrants to GovernmentService on permanent basis will be appointed on’probation for three years. Other conditions ofservice will be similar to those currently applicableto Government Civil Servants including a 10 percent addition in the case of contract appointments.Rent is payable at a rate of 8} per cent ofbasicsalary while in occupation of Government, quarters,up to a maximum of £150 per annum.

6. Method of application——Applications shouldbe addressed to the Secretary, Federal PublicService Commission, Private Mail Bag 12586, Lagosso as to reach him not Kater than 9th April, 1965.

Applications from candidates not in Government“Service should be completed on the prescribedforms which may be obtained: from the Secretary;Federal Public Service Commission, Lagos or fromRegional Public Service Commissions.

_. Applications’ from candidates in GovernmentService should be subniitted through the Applicant’sHead of Department and the Secretary of the PublicService Commission concerned and be accompanied

- by the last three years Confidential Reports on theappropriate Confidential Report Form.

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Government NoticeNo. 622 (2nd publication)

i Government OF Mip-WeEstern NIGERIA

VACANCY FOR COMMISSIONER FOR. INLAND REVENUE

2‘Applications are invited from suitably qualified

candidates for appointmentor transfer to the postof Commissioner for Inland Revenue in the PublicService of Mid-Western Nigeria.

2. Duties—The Commission®r will take chargeof the Inland Revenue Division of the Ministry ofFinance and will be responsible for the generalsupervision of the work of the Division. Thisincludes the administration of the Regional Tax lawand the training ofstaff.

3. Qualifications.—-Candidates should possesseither a good degree(either general with honours or

¢ distinction, or special honours) of a recognised: University or Associate Membership of one of thefollowing professional bodies :—

(2) Institute of Chartered Accountants ;

(1) Association of Certified and CorporateAccountants ; plus, in each case, 10 years’ suitable .post-qualification experience in the field of Taxadministration, preferably in Nigerian conditions.

+. ‘Salary.—Group 6 (£2,496 per annum Consoli-dated). In the case of contract officers, ten per centcontract addition will be payable.

5. Other conditions of service-—The post is pen-sionable and the appointment of a new entrant intothe public service is normally on probation for 3years. Appointment may be either on permanentor on renewable contract terms.

6. Method of application——(i) Applications from —candidates who are not already in the service of anyof the Governments of the Federation shoul besubmitted in duplicate on the official applicationform ‘obtainable from the Secretary, Public ServiceCommission, P.M.B. 1066, Benin City.

(#1) Candidates in Government Service need not”-apply on the official form_and their applicationswhich may be made on plain paper should bé sub--

If anmitted throughtheir Heads of Departments.applicant is in a public service other thanthat ofMid-Western Nigeria, his application should also berouted through the Secretary of the Public ServiceCommission concerned and shouldbe accompanied.bycopies of the applicant’s confidential reports for:thelast three years.

Closing date.—Applications should: reach theSecretann Public Service Commission, P.M.B. 1066;Benin City, not later than 30th April, £965.

P. O. OFILI,i Acting Secretary,

Publie Service Commission

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Government Notice No, 624'(2nd publication)

MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, '

MIp-WESTERN REGION, BENIN City°

VACANCIES FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENTORGANISERS: Be

male and female candidates for appointrijent. asApplications are invited from suitably qi salified

Rural Development Orgaiisers-in thei,se ofEconomic Development, Mid-Western Region, Benin —City. . \ oF

x : :2. Duties :—

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(2) Stimulating the communities!group activity Programme ;

interest. ‘in

(i?) Organising community -devélopment“BlockCouncils and Village Groups. jin Agriculturaldevelopment, home and village jjinpro veament;

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‘Veterinary Medicine.’.the Final Examination of the I.M.L.T., A.S.T. or

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(uz) Organising communities for self-help pro-jects and. other community developmentactivities ;

(tv) Assisting Rural communities in organisingSchool Leavers’ Farm Schemes;

(v) Organising and supervising adult literacy' and post-literacy classes; village libraries, anddistribution of follow-up booklets ; ‘

. (vi) Organising and co-ordinating the activi-ties of Youth Clubs and Council Women’s SpecialCentres.

3. Qualifications.—Candidates must possess oneof the following minimum qualifications :—

(a) The West African School Certificate oran equivalent qualification ;

(6) General Certificate of Education (OrdinaryLevel) with a passin at least 3 subjects, includingEnglish language, obtained at onesitting;

(c)*Grade II Teachers’ Certificate plus 2 years’post-qualification teaching experience.

4. Salary.—Scale D 1, 2, 3 (£198-448).5. Training.—Candidateswill, after their appoint-

ment as Rural Development Organisers, Grade III,undergo a course in Rural Community Develop-ment at the Rural Training Centre, Asaba and, inthe case of female candidates, University of Nigeria,Nsukka. The course will be followed by two years’field work, |

. f‘Government Notice No. 682

i; Universiry or IBADAN

VACANCY

Applications areinvited for the post of SeniorLecturer/Lecturer in the Department of Radiology.

Salary scale—According to qualifications andexperience Senior Lecturer: £2,650-100-2,950 : Lecturer : £2,200-100-2,600 a year(both carrying honorary appointment as Consultantto the University College Hospital). Appointment,for three years initially and subject to review there-after, to commence October 1965. Passages paidfor appointee, wife and five children under 11 years,on appointment, approved overseas leave, andtermination. Children’s and car allowances. F.S.S.U. Part-furnished accommodation.

Detailed applications (10 copies), stating age, fullqualifications and experience, and naming 3 refereesby Ist May, 1965 to Registrar, University of Ibadan,from whom further particulars may be obtained.

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Government Notice No, 683 a

UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN

VACANCYApplications are invited for the post’of Superin-

tending:or Senior Technician in the Dep ent of

Candidates must have passed

equivalent and should preferably possess a Diplémain Histopathblogy and/or Bacteriology techniques.

Sqlary scale.—Superintending Technician : £1,550-75-1,850; Senior Technician: £1,050-25-1,100]1,150-50-1,400 a year. Appointment, for three.

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% Tbadan, from whom. obtained. .

years initially and subject to review thereafter, tocommence as soon as possible. Passages paid forappointee, wife and five children under 11 years,on appointment, approved overseas leave, andtermination, where applicable. F.S.S.U. Children’sand car allowance, Part-furnished accomodation.

Detailed applications (6 copies), naming 3 jreferees _by 22nd April, 1965, to Registrar, University of

further particulars may be

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UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN

VACANCYApplications are invited for the post of Lecturer

in the Department of English. Preference may begiven to candidates’ qualified in linguistic studies,though the-successful applicant may be required toteach both literature and language. Appointment, for three years initially and subject to review there-after, to commence September 1965. i

Salary scale : £1,200-75-1,650 (bar) ; £1,725-75-2,175. a year. Passages paid for appointee, wife andfive children under 11 years, onappointment,approved overseas leave, and termination,) where

‘ applicable. .F.S.S.U. Children’s andcar

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allow-ances. Part-furnished accommodation.

Detailed applications (6 copies), naming 3 refereesi by 26th April, 1965 to Registrar, University of.Ibadan, from whom further particulars may beobtained.

,Ed/H. 4S. 2 esGovernment Notice-No: 685

Lacos University TEACHING HosprraLVACANCY

|Applications are invited from suitably qualified

‘candidates for the posts of : (a) Stenographer, Grade I(5)Stenographer, Grade II.

Qualifications—Candidates should have goodeducational background, preferably up to West.

- African School Certificate level, and should possessin addition recognised Certificates in Shorthand andTypewriting at the following speeds—

(a) 100 and 50 words per minute respe| tively.(6) 80 and 35 words per’ minute respectively.

Salary : .

(a) £458-572 per annum(b) £262-448 per annum. °Point of .entry depends on experience and

qualifications..

The'posts are pensionable but appointment willbe on probation for an initial, period of threa years.Applications stating name in full, age, schoolsattended, qualifications, experience; namés andaddresses of present employer; and names andaddresses of three referees together with copies ofCertificates andrecenttestimonials shouldbeaddressed _to the Secretary, Lagos University Teaching Hospi-tal, Private Mail Bag 12003, Lagos, so as td reachhim notlater than 15th April, 1965. Only theapplications of candidates selected for interview willbe acknowledged..

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Lacos Universiry TEacHING HospiTAL

VACANCY FOR ASSISTANT SURGEON- ‘ IN CASUALTY

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedcandidates for the post of Assistant Surgeon inCasualty, in the Department of Surgery (Head ofDepartment—Professor H. Orishejolomi Thomas,C.B:E., M.B., F.R.C.S.)

Candidates must be Fellows of the Royal College of'Surgeons, or possess an equivalent qualification, andmust have held the post of Senior Registrar.

Duties—The successful applicant will be requiredto organise the emergency care of patients in Casualtyand to supervise the medical staff.

Appointmentwill be on contract for 15 monthsin. the first instance, renewable by mutual agreement.‘The appointee will be required to assume duties assoon as possible.

Leave will be granted at the end of each tourat the.rate of either three and a half or five days for eachcompleted month of service, as applicable. Partly

. furnished accommodation will-be provided at a rentalnot exceeding. £150 per annum. ~

Salary.— £2,200-100-2,600cluding allowances. ,

-Method of application—Application forms andfurther particulars are obtainable from the Secretaryto the Management Board, Lagos UniversityTeaching Hospital, Private Mail Bag 12003, Lagosto. whom completed application form should bereturned not later than 13th April, 1965.

per annum, in-

‘Government Notice No. 687+

NIGERPAN Navy.

VACANCY FOR SUPPLY ANDSECRETARIAT OFFICER

* Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedWigerians for the giant of a commission in the Supplyand Secretariat Branch of the Nigerian Navy. Thesalary scale applicable is :— —

Sab-Lieutenant— £810, £831, £966, £987.

2. Candidates who should be under 29 years ofage, should possess oneof the following qualifications: -

() (a) A.GIS. or A.C.C.S. or A.c.c.a. (Inter.) orA.C.W.A. (Inter) ; ;

(b) Associateship of the Institute of PublicSupplies Officers ;

(c) Diploma in Business Management or equi-valent qualification;

“and should have had at least three years’ practicalexperience as Stores Officer or StockVerifier in theGovernment Service or in an industrial concern or aStatutory Corporation. .

(ii) Serving Officers in the Public Service withat least 4 years’ experience as Stores Officer orStock Verifier may be considered. ;

3. Experience in a large stores organisation in thepurchase, custody and accounting ofstores will bean importantconsideration in the selection. Startingpoint on the salary scale will be determined on thebasis of qualification and experience. t

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4. Candidates must apply in, their own hand-writing, enclosing copies‘of their diplomas,certificates,etc., and names of two: refrees,’ Candidates mustNot be bonded or be under. any contractualobligation to any Organisation. "

5. Applicants.in the émploy of Federal or RegionalGovernment must apply through the head of theirdepartments, whoshould also forward a confidentialreport.

6. Applications are to be addressed to the Com-modore Commanding, the Nigerian Navy, andmust reach him by 22nd April, 1965. .

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MINISTRY OF JUSTICE, WESTERN NIGERIA.

VACANCIES IN THE POSTS OF LEGALDRAFTSMAN,PRINCIPAL STATE COUNSELAND ASSISTANT LEGAL DRAFTSMAN.

Applications are invited from suitably qualifiedNigerians for appointment to the posts mentionedhereunder in the Legal Division of the Ministry ofJustice, Western Nigeria. =

Fa(1) Lega DrafTsMAN of .

(a) Qualifications—Applicants must be barristersor solicitors who have had not less than eight years’post-call or post-admission experience and possess‘considerable ability and special experience in legaldraftsmanship. : .

(6) Salary.—Thesalary is Group 5—( £2,700).

(c) Duties—{1) Drafting of Bills and subsidiarylegislation. ' .

(ti) Drafting of Agreements and other instruments.

(1it) Legal advisory work at a level of responsibilityappropriate to the post.

(2) Principa, State CouNnseL

(a) Qualifications—Applicants must be barristers‘ or solicitors who have had not less than sevenyears’ post-call or post-admission experience ‘andpossess outstanding ability aslegal practitioners in ;GovernmentService or in-private practice.

(6) Salary.—Thesalary is Group 6—{ £2,496).

(c) Duties—(i) Taking charge -of the LitigationSection of the Legal Division and the Law Reportingactivities of the Ministry.

(i) Appearing in the more importantcases in theHigh Court and the Supreme Court.

(ii) Assisting other ‘senior officers generally inthe more important legal advisory work of the.

' Ministry and in the supervision and training ofjunior professional officers. :

(3) AssISTANT LeGaL DRAFTSMAN

(a) Qualifications.—Applicants must be barristersor solicitors who have had not less than seven years’post-call or post-admission experience and possessthe ‘necessary ability and special: aptitude orexperience in legal draftsmanship. -

(6) Salary.—Thesalary is Group 7—(£2,292).

(c) Duties.—Assisting the Legal Draftsman and.working in close consultation with him in thefollowing respects :— | :

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(i) Drafting of Bills and subsidiary legislation.(#) Drafting of Agreements and other instru-

ments.

(iii) Legal advisory work ata level of responsibilityappropriate to the post of Assistant Legal Draftsman.

2. Conditions of service-—All the offices arepensionable. In the case of a person appointedfrom outside the public service, appointmentwould normally be on probation for three years.-Other conditions of service would be-as prescribedfor the time being for officers of equivalent gradesin the public service of Western Nigeria.

"3. Methods of application.{a) In Nigeria : Appli-cations from candidates not in Government serviceshould be completed in duplicate on the prescribedform obtainable from the Secretary of any of theRegional or the Federal Public Service Commissions. ‘

Serving officers in the Ministry of Justice, Western |Nigeria, need not apply as their claims will automatic-ally be considered. Applications from other officersin. Government Service should be submitted in

_ letter form through their Heads of Departments andbe accompanied by copies of confidential reports‘for the last three years and a covering letter, whereverpossible, containing special comments that fay proveof value in assessing the candidates suitability forthe post concerned. All applications should beforwarded to the Secretary, Public Service“Commission, Western Nigeria, Tbadan, so as to‘,reach'him notlater than the 17th day of April, 1965.

7" (8) Outside Nigeria.x—Applications should be“?completed in triplicate on the prescribed form. obtainable from the Official Secretary, Office of themy Breach)es Western Nigeria: nt-! (RecruitmentBranch), 178-202 Great Portland Street; London,“Wi; [All applications should be forwarded so as to

‘ “reach ‘the Official Secretary not later than the.- 17th day of April, 1965. :

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'. Government .Notice No. 689

NIGER DeLta DEVELOPMENT BoaRD

VACANCIES FOR FORESTRY OFFICER

Applications are invited from suitably qualified .candidates for the post of Forestry Officer in theservice of the Niger Delta Development Board.The Board is charged under the Constitution of theFederal Republic with under-taking a survey of theNiger Delta Area in order to ascertgin what measuresare required to promote its physical developmentand with the preparation of schemes designed topromote that development. Siprovidesthatthelife of the Board shall expire in July,1969, unless extended by Parliament. The Head-quarters of the Board are sited at Port Harcourt.

Duties.—The Officer will be required for ForestInventory work in the Special Area of the NigerDelta under the guidance of the Forestry Adviser ofthe Board. . -

* QualificationsPreference will be givenhonours degree holders in Forestry or Botany orSurveying, but consideration may also be given tocandidates with suitable experience in the fields: ofForestry, Botany, Survey and Air Photo Inter-pretation. : :

The Constitution also”

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Salary.—Normally Scale A—£720-762, £804-

1,584, but in deserving cases appointment orsecondmentwillbe-made on the bases of Scale A 1—£1,368-1,422-54-1,890.

Conditions ofservice-—Thepostis not pensionablebut the person appointed will be eligible ito parti-cipate in a non-contributory Provident FundScheme to which the Board pays 25 per cent ofsalary. Nigerian Officers will be eligible to receivean allowance in lieu of housing of 8} pe# cent ofsalary. The other conditions of service ate at. thepresent similar to those of members of the FederalPublic Service of equivalent rank. :

Method ofapplication—Candidatesin the Federaland other Public Services of the Republic¢ shouldforward their applications through the Heads of.their department who will forward them to. theSecretary,; Niger Delta Development Bgether with up-to-date copies of Confidential rep

i, toorts.

- Such carjdidates may .also -send copies of theit™,-gpplicationsFdirect to the Secretary, Niger Delta .Developmerit Board for advance information.

(ii) Candidates outside GovernmentService, but inNigeria should obtain official application forms. fromthe. Secretary, Niger Delta Development Board andsubmit them im-accordance with directions |thereon.

Closing Daté—All applications should reach theSecretary, Niger Delta Development Board) PrivateMail Bag 5067, Port Harcourt, not later thanthe30th April, 1965. Only those applicants con-Sidered suitable for interview will receive repliesfrom the Secretary.

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Ministry oF EDUCATION, EASTERN NIGERIA _

VACANCIES FOR LECTURER |(MECHANIC ENGINEERING) |

Applications are invited from suitably Qualifiedcandidates for appointment as Lecturer (MechanicalEngineering) in theGovernment ‘Technical Institute,Ministry of Education, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria.

- 2. Seale of salary—Scale A—£720-1,584. "Tenper cent contract addition to basic-salary and, induce-ment addition ranging from £180-300, depending


.on salary, are payable ifappointment is on ¢ontract.

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Incremental credits for approved experience are .awarded. °

3. ‘Qualifications,—Candidates for the post of . Lecturer (Mechanical Engineering) must hold 4 good

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degree in Mechanical Engineering or Diploma(Technical) or, recognised College of AldvancedTechriology, or a professional qualification, e.g.,A.M.I.. Mechanical Engineers, plus two | years’Industrial or Teaching experience.:

4. Duties—(a) To teachj either or both of thefollowing :—~ a, :

(¢) Mathematics and Mechanical Drawings ;(ii) Heat Engines; in both senior and junior

classes. |(6) Toperform such1 extra curricular ditties as

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5. Other conditions of service——{i) The post ispensionable except where contract terms are offeied,and in the case of a new entrant to GovernmentService, appointment will be on probation for three_ygars. Expatriates are appointed only on contract.

- (i) Rent is payable at 84% of basic salary when anofficer is occupying Government quarters.

(iii) Outfit allowances of £60 isexpatriate officer on first appointment.

6. Method of application.—Apvlications shouldbe addressed to the Secretary, Public~ SetviceCommission, P.M.B. 1063, Enugu, Eastern Nigeria,so as to ‘rédch him not later than 26th April, 1965.

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7. Applications from candidates not in Govern-ment Service ‘should be completed jn triplicate onthe prescribed forms which may be obtained fromall District Offices and from the Nigeria InformationService in Lagos, Ibadan, Kaduna and Enugu, andthe Secretary to the Agent-General for Eastern,Nigeria in the United Kingdom, 9 Northumberland’Avenue, London, W.C.2 and the Nigerian LiaisonOfficer, 506 Dupont Circle Building, Washington,6 D.C., U.S.A. ‘ a:

8. Applications from candidates in GovernmentService should be submitted through the Head ofthe applicant's Department and be, accompanied byConfidentia] Reports. ‘ i

* Government Notice No. 691 i't

, Boarp oF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE

SALE OF GOODS AT APAPA .& , : ; .

Unless previously cleared, the following unclaimed goods Government Warehoused at APAPAwill be “ {,sold by public auction at Government Warehouse, Apapa, on the Thursday succeeding the elapse of onecalendar month from thedateoffirst publication of this notice, commencing at 9.30 a.m.

F.C.1053/S, 2/T.1

- Date of. * Name of air- Marks and Nes. Number of Description of packagesreport ‘ craft or ship : packages _ i oe

12-12-64 Nevada/L A. D. Gusau via Apapa, 830 .. 20 Cases Contents Unknown’115-12-64 Zelengora Messrs Joseph Abdullah, P.O. aps ?

Box 229, Kano’.. - .. “41 Case Kiste Samples ?:15-12-64 Zelengora Ori-Owo, Trading Service NW2/ aan

572 Akilapa Street, Ibadan .. 1 Case Electrical Flat Tron19-11-64 Aureol 4K, SC. 35880 836 Apapa 1 Case Contents Unknown19-11-64 Aureol 4K, SC. 39787 .871, Apapa . 1 Case Contents Unknown:11-1-64 Jean Merrhoz (WAD, CSD) MMA,Ebute Met- “4

: , ta, 8734, Apapa, 6550/8 Ft 1 Carton Contents Unknown17-12-64 Accra 4L, W.A.C.S. 9534, Apapa... “1 Carton Parsley17-12-64 Accra 4L, SC 38146, Apapa, 18992/2 1 Case Nylon Goods22-10-64 Apapa 4H, PEL, 306/659, Apapa, 803/1 1 Tea Chest Contents Unknown2-11-64 Brazza BRTEL, FL, FL, 577, .Fort Lamy .. . 10 Cases ThinnerPaintUnknown Unknown P.Z. & Co. Ltd. .. : 110 Bags (70 lbs) Fine English Salt: { 2 Pairs Foam Pillows .

i. Lady Hand Bag| 1 Radiogram (No. TM 92548)

8 Pairs Lady Shoes,| 1 Broad Hurst Biscuit

25-2-65 Apapa Unknown -< 12 Side Table without Legs.oo: | 1 Small DrumPaint, SomeQuantity| of Tea in Biscuit Tin

49 Coffee Tables without Legs- | 232 Coffee Table Legs, Some: | Quantity of Rice in Cement— L Bag. ; :

1 Bottle Flit 1/6 Gall.2-7-64 Accra Unknown 7 Pairs and 1 Odd ChanaSlipper14-1-65 Apapa Unknown a .. -1 Litre Bottle Roots29-1-65 Accra MadamSiliyatu Biobaku, 10Lafenwa Street, Abeokuta . . 10 Yards of Cotton Fabrics 36”x 54”

8-2-65 Oranyan O. B. Udoh c/o NigerianNational Shipping Line 9 Old}Pillows20-2-65 Foch Miss Fauda Keshiro

. 53 Kano Street, Lagos 1 Litre Bottle Cologne Naturellede Jacqaeline (Cap not intact)Unknown Unknown Unknown 6 Pieces 3 yds. x 48 inches PrintedCotton :24-10-64 Michigan K.C'M. and M.C.S. Lagos 9 Bales Mats17-9-64 Nordpol C.C.C. Lagos . 1 Case Table Cutlery and Hollo-ware

5-9-64 ‘Shebro L.T. & I.B.S. Ibadan, Lagos . .2.0.0; .. 1 Case Furniture Hardware

1st April, 1965 OFFICIAL GAZETTE . . "607

SALE OF GOODS AT APAPA—continued poDate of Nameof air- Marks and Nos. Number of Description of packagesreport craft or ship packages joe5-9-64 Shebro. . The Molusi Bookshop c/o The \

* Agbonmagbo Bank Ltd.TO, ';

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Ijebu-Igbo Western Nigeria - 2 Cartons Books o,17-11-64 Hoegh Aiglonne : Ehigiato Lagos—1-3 .- 2 Trunks Personal Effedts:3-12-64 Fulani * DAVCO Apapa Lagos 2 Cases Prospectus and Samples. of Kellis Tiles |

20-11-64 Tema . Daniel United Co. 8 Ajose 13 Carton RodsStreet, Lagos ~

14-11-64 Koyan : Kadiri Ishola

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Bros Lagos i- : E11/1/113 a -- 1 Case Woods and Formica Toys22-9-64 Panana Maru : M.O.O. & S/ Lagos 1 Case Salt, Glazed Stone,.Wire: . Pipe 7A30-9-64 Meirinsan Maru Mass Lagos 423 .. . 3 Cases White Skied ShrimpsUnknown Unknown . A.5754 Apapa et .- 1 Carton Contents Unknown

- 24 'Cases Cotton Dyed Pdplin30-11-64 Bonginka A.L.S. Bros PL/97 Lagos _.. 17 Cases Cotton Dyed Pdplin> mo, 11. Cases Cotton Dyed Poplin1-11-64 Bamenda Palm GB 26945, Lagos Apapa Quay 1 Case Contents Unknown

9-1-65 Owerri , 2445, 4W, 4L, SC 38187 ge 4 Bales Cotton Goods |:29-9-64 Fern Valley 4 G.PP 52088 AP 18820 Te 2 Cartons Canned Fish18-11-64 Donga The Purchasing Officer Brewery

: General Stores .. . 1. rate Acid -And a miscellaneous quantity of unidentifiable cargo, lying on the dump,or stacking area,:or in theGovernment Warehouse,or any otherplace, as the case may be.


CORRIGENDUMGovernment Notice No. 632 published in Extraordinary Official Gazette No. 29, Vol. 52 is amended toread Government Notice No. 633 : : :

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No. 30, Val. $2

The following is a list of Goverriment Publications which may be obtained (post free in Nigeria) from theFederal Ministry of Information, Printing Division, Lagos. This list may be obtained gratis on application.- Money Orders and Postal Orders should be made payable to The Director of Printing, Federal Govern-ment Press, Lagos. Postage stamps are not accepted, 7

(This list has been revised up to February 1965)

DEPARTMENTAL ANNUAL REporTs

Accountant-General, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62 and1962-63, 10s each.

Agricultural Research, Annual Report, 1959-60, 9d.

Annual Digest ofEducation Statistics, Vol. I, 1961, 5s.

Annual Digest of Education Statistics, Vol. II, 1962,5s.

Audit of the Ackounts of. Nigeria 31st March, 1959,9d, 1959-60, 31st March, 1961, 3ist March, 1962,and 31st March, 1963, 9d each.

AJR Federal Fisheries Service 1961-63, 9d.British West African Meteorological Services, 1958-59,9d.

Civil Aviation, 1958-59, 9d.

Commerceand ‘Industry, Annual Report, 1958-59,1960-61, 9d each.

Co-operative Annual Report, 1956-59 & 1960-62, 9d.

Federal Institute of Industrial Research A/R 1961-62and 1962-63, 9d each.

6th A/R of the Federal Loans Board 1st July, 1961to 30th June, 1962, 9d.

‘ Federal Ministry of Labour, Co-operative Division,1960-62, 9d. . oe

Federal Public Works Department Annua@Aeport,- 1958-59, 9d.

Federal Ministryof Labour, Social Welfare Division,1960-61, 9d. .

Federal Ministry of Labour Quarterly ReviewJune 1964, 6d.

Forest Research, Annual Report, 1959-60, 1960-61and 1961-62, 9d each. ,

" General Report and Survey——Nigeria Police Force,1958, Parts I and II, 1959 & 1962, 9d each.

Geological Survey, A/R, 1959-60, 1960-61 and 1961-62, 9d each. o-

Import and Export List January 1963 at 5s.

Inland Waterways Department A/R 1958-59, 9d.‘Labour Department Annual Report, 1958-59, 1959-

60, 1960-61, 1961-62, 9d each.

ManpowerSituation in Nigeria 1963, 1s.

Mines Annual Report 1961-62, 1962-63, 9d cach.

Naval Force, 1957-58, 9d.”National Archives, 1959-60, 60-61, 61-62, 62-63, 9d.

> Nigeria Post Office Savings Bank 31-3-59, 31-3-60,31-3-61 and 31st March, 1962, 9d each.

Police Annual Report 1960 & 1961, 9d each.

Petroleum Division of the Ministry of Mines andPower, 1962-63, 9d.

Posts and Telegraphs A/R #959-60, 1960-61, 9d each.

A/R Works Division of the Federal Ministry ofWorks and Surveys, 1960-61, 9d.

Prisons Department, 60-61, 9d.

Public Service Commission 3rd Report, 1st Jan.,1959 to 31st December, 1959, 9d.

Public Service Commission, 4th A/R, 1st Jari.-31st .Dec., 1960; 5th A/R, 1st: Jan.-31st Dec., 1961 ;6th A/R, 1st Jan.-31st Dec., 1962; 7th A/R,31-12-63,.9d each. °

Social Welfare Division Annual Report, 1960-61, 9d.7th Annual Report Government Coastal Agency

1961-62,9d. .

Veterinary Department Annual Report, 1958-59,1959-60, 31st De¢., 1963, 9d each. :

Reports GENERALColonial Regulations, Part I, 1s-6d, Part II, 3s-6d.Comments_of the Federal Government on- Coker

Report, Sessional Paper No. 4 of 1962, 2s.Commonwealth and Foreign Representation, in

Nigeria, 1s (monthly).

First Report of the Public Accounts CommitteeH/Reps. 1962-63,1s.

Defence Agreement S.P. 4/1960, 9d.

Educational Development in Lagos, 9d.

Elias Commission Report 2s.

Elias Commission Report, White Paper SP. 7/60, 1sEstimates of the Federation of Nigeria 1962-63 and

1963-64, 1964-65, 20s each.

Federal Nigeria Annual Report, 1957, 12s-6d.Federal Government Development Programme,

(S.P. 1/62) 1962-68, 2s. :

6th and 7th Annual Report Government CoastalAgency, 31-3-61, 9d each.

First Annual Report Revolving Loans Fund forIndustry, March 1961, 9d.

2nd Annual Report on the Revolving Loans Fundfor Industry 31st March, 1962, 9d. °-

First Report of the Public Accounts Committee,House of Representatives, 1958-59, 1959-60, 9deach.

First’ Report, Public Accounts.Committee, House ofRepresentatives, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 15each.

First Report of the Public ‘Accounts Committee- House of Representatives, 1960-61, 1s.

Second Report from Public.Accounts CommitteeHouse of Representatives, 1961-62, 1962-63, and1963-64, 15 each. :

First Supplementary Estimates: of the FederalGovernment, 1961;62, 1962-63,'5s each.

Second Supplementary Capital é Stimates ‘of theFederal Government, 1962-63, Ssieach.

Third Supplementary Estimates; 1962-63, 5s.Forest Research Conference, January1960>-9d.Fourth Progress Report, S.P.4 11960, 9d.Gofsuch Report, 6s. ;

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1st April, 1965

Guide to Careersin the’ Public’ Service, 7s-6d.Health Register of Cases 2s-11d.

International Tin AgreementSessional Paper No. 5/57, 9d.

Kaine Arbitration Report, July 1959, 9d.Legislative Instruments made by the Administrator

for Western Nigeria (S.P. 2/62), 9d.Matters arisit}g from the Final Report of the Par-

liamentary !}Committee on Nigerianisation, S.P.2/1960, 9d:

Morgan Report, Ss.Conclusion of the Federal Government on the Report

of the Morgan Commission,S.P. 5/64, 1s. eMbanefo Salary Commission Report, 2s,

Report of the Motor Vehicle Insurance InvestigationCommittee, 1960, 2s.

White Paper on the Report of the Motor VehicleInsurance Investigation Committee, S.P. 2/64, 9d.

Mines Manual (8th Edition) 1957, 20s. :

Minutes of Evidence Public Account’s CommitteeHouse of Representatives, 1960-61, 2s.

Native Administration in the British African,Terri-tories, Part III, 17s-6d: Part IV, 5s.

Nigeria Debates Independence, 1s.The National Budget Speech, 18th March, 1964, 1s.

Nigeria Federal Elections Report, December 1959,1s.

Report of the National Universities Commission1963, 1s.

Decision of the Governmentof the Federal Republicof Nigeria on the Report of the National Univer-sities Commission,S.P. 4/64, 1s.

Office Directory, Lagos Area, published quarterly,1s.

Oil Mining Lease, 20s (Continental Shelf Areas).

Oil Mining Lease, OML, 20s (Land TerritorialWaters Areas).

Oil Prospecting Licence, 20s (Continental ShelfAreas).

Oil Prospecting Licence, 20s (Land and Territorial,Waters Areas).

Oilseed Processing in Nigeria Statement of Policy 6d.

Preliminary Report of the : Fiscal CommissionDecember 1957, 9d.

Promotion of the Tourist Industries in , Nigeria,S.P. 5/59, 9d.

Proposal for Dams on the Niger and KadunaRivers, 9d.

Rapson Report on Lagos Town Council, 1959; Od.

Registration of Ownership of Land in Lagos, 2s. _

Participation

Registration of Titles to Land m Lagos, 9d.

Report by Sir Frank Engledow, C.M.G., F.R.S., on theFederal Organisation for Agriculture, Veterinary,Forestry and Fisheries Research, S.P. 4/59, 9d.

Report of -Coker Commission of Inquiry 1962,Vols. I-IV, 20s.

Report of the Committee on the Future of the NigeriaLegal Profession, 1s.

Report of the Fiscal Commission, July 1958,4s.

Report by the Ad Hoc Meeting of Nigeria Constitu-tional Conference, 9d.

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Report of the Nigeria Constitutional Conferenceheld in London, 1958, is.

Report on the Expansion of F.P.W.D., SP. 6/1958,9d.

Report by the Joint United Kingdorh-NigerianScientific Committee on the Monitoring ofRadioactivity, 9d.

Report of the Constituency Delimitation | Commis-sion 1964, 5s. |

Report on the Federal Elections, 1959, 1s,|

River Studies and Recommendations on _Improve-ment of Niger and Benue, Index, 9d.

River Studies NEDECO Report, £7.

Short Guide to U.K. Income Tax, 2s.

Statement on Industrial Policy (S.P. 6/64), 9d.

Trade Report, 1958, 1960, 20s each. oo

Trade Journal, Vol. 9, No. 4, 2s-6d. |

University College Hospital, Ibadan. ‘RecurrentCosts, Sessional Paper No. 9 0f 1957, 9d..__;

Views of the Federal Government on the InterimReport of the }J€ommittee on Nigerianisation,S.P. 7/1958,

Commission of Inquiry into the Onitsha ChieftaincyDispute 1963, by R. W. Harding at 7s-6d.

Syllabus of Lectures and Demonstrations tor Educa-tion and Training for Psychiatric Nursing at 2s,

Syllabus of Lectures and Demonstrations for Educa-tion’ and Training for Midwives at 2s.

Guide to the Syllahus of Examinations for theNigerian Register (Nursing) at 2s.

Constitution of Mid-Western Nigeria, 1964 at 7s-6d.

Lecat!

Companies Ordinance, Cap. 37, 12s.

Lawsof Nigeria, 1958, 17s-6d ; Stiff, £1-1s.Lagos High Court Law Report, 1957, 12s+6d; 1958,

1959, 12s-6d and 1960, 15s, 1961, 15s, 1962, 15s;

Laws of Nigeria1960, (Limp),,25s ; Stiff, 30s.

Laws of Nigeria 1963, 25s (Limp). .

Nigeriah Law Report, Vols. I-XXI, £15-15s. ,

Rules of the Federal Supreme Court Handbook,1962, 20s. °

Selected Judgments of the Federal Supréme Court,Nigeria, Vols. I, and II at 12s-6d and FederalSupreme Court Vol. III at 12s-6d and IV at 15s,Vol. V at 21s.

Charter of the Organisation ©of African Vaity 25thMay, 1963 S.P. 2/63, 1s. |

Proposals for the Constitution of Federal Republicof Nigeria S.P. 3/63, 1s.

Separate Chapters of Revised Laws, 1958,

The All Nigeria Law Reports, 1961, Parts I-IV, 10seach, and Index.

West African Court of Appeal,Law Report Vols.I-XV, £26-5s.

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MISCELLANEOUS

Companies Ordinance, Form E,1s-6d.

Companies Ordinance, Forms 1 to 7 and Forms 1F to7F, 1s each. LL

LAB/F/3, 6d. >LAB/F/6, 25 for 1s or 1d per copy.LAB/F/6a, 25 for 6d or 1d per copy. ©

LAB/F/10, 1d each or 25 for 6d. 'LAB/F/18 at 1s-6d. jLAB/F/19, 1d per copy.

LAB/F/20, 21, 3d each.LAB/F/23, 2s each.LAB/F/24 and LAB/F/25, 4d each.LAB/F/27, 2s-6d per copy.

Wages Board.Ordinance, 1957, R.A.T. 1, 6d.

Legal Practitioners’ Accounts Rules 1964, 15.1

» Pusiic Recorps

Federal Staff List, 1st Jan., 1962, 1st Jay.,7s-6d each. :

Nigerian Trade Journal Vol. 10. No. 1 January,March 1962, 2s-6d, Vol. 10, No. 3, October/November 1962, 2s-6d. °

Financial Instructions £3-3s-0d.

1963,

DEBATES

House of Representatives Debates 3rd Session 1962-63, Vol. I, 2ist Match-7th April, 1962, price 5s.

House of Representatives Debates 3rd Session 1962--63, 15th, 20th-24th August and 5th November,1962, 5s. oo

House of Representatives Debates Session 1961-62,_ 20th July-4th September, 1961, 5s. ‘

Parliamentary Debates Senate Vol. 13, 12th-14th,16th-20th March and 10th-11th,. 13th-14th

' April, 1964, 5s.

Parliamentary Debates Senate 1960-61, 14th, 17th 24th-26th, 28th-29th November, 1960. -

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Parliamentary Debates Senate 1962-63, 15th-20thand 24th August, 1962, 5s.

Parliamentary Debates Senate 1960-61 30th-31stMarch, 1st-2nd-30th April, and 2nd-4th May,1960, 5s.

Parliamentary Deb8tes. House of Representatives1960-61, Vol. I, 30th-3ist March, 1st-2nd—29thApril and 2nd May, 1960, 5s.

Parliamentary Debates Senate 1962-64, 15th-20th—24th August, 1962, 5s,

Parliamentary Debates Senate Session 1960-61," 22nd-25th August, 1960,5s.

Parliamentary Debates 20th July, 28th-29th July,ist, 2nd, 4th Sept., 1961, 5s.

Parliamentary Debates Senate Session 1961-62,25th-27th—30th November and 1st December,1961, 5s. \

Standing Order ofthe Senate of the Federation, 5s.Parliamentary Debates Senate Session 1962-63, 21st-

24th, 26th, 30th-31st March, 30th April, 1st-3rd_ and 29th May, 1962at 5s.

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