81. GOVERNMENT OF ANGUILLA TRADES government OF anguilla TRADES, BUSINESS, OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONSLICENSING ORDINANCE 1,977 No 1 of 1978 APPLICATION FOR LICENCE. http://www.benjamine.ai/services/applicationforlicene.htm

GOVERNMENT OF ANGUILLA TRADES, BUSINESS, OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS LICENSING ORDINANCE 1,977 No 1 of 1978 APPLICATION FOR LICENCE 1. NAME OF APPLICANT 2. TYPE OF TRADE, BUSINESS, OCCUPATION OR PROFESSION 3. AVERAGE VALUE OF STOCK (IF MERCHANT) 5. PERIOD FOR WHICH LICENSE IS REQUIRED_ 6. LICENCE FEE PAID AND RECEIPT #_ DATE SIGNATURE

82. A UNITED FRONT OF THE ANGUILLA NATIONAL ALLIANCE AND THE ANGUILLA DEMOCRATIC PAR N. A constitution and an electoral process and system which need majorreform. A UNITED FRONT TO RETURN anguilla TO STABLE government. http://www.unitedfront.ai/

UNITED FRONT OF THE ANGUILLA NATIONAL ALLIANCE AND ANGUILLA DEMOCRATIC PARTY FOR THE RESTORATION OF DEMOCRACY, GOOD GOVERNANCE, PEACE, POLITICAL STABILITY AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITY FOR THE PERIOD 2000 TO 2005 AND BEYOND THE SOCIO-POLITICAL BACKGROUND The United Front of the Anguilla National Alliance and the Anguilla Democratic Party was formed to restore democracy, good governance, peace, political stability and economic prosperity for the period 2000 to 2005 and beyond. The formation of the United Front became necessary as a result of: A. The severe break in the ranks of the AUP-ADP Government formed following the March 4 th 1999 elections, represented by the resignation of the Hon Victor Banks in May from the position of Minister of Finance and Economic Development; B. The political and constitutional crisis of democracy created by the existence of a minority government led by Chief Minister Hubert Hughes since May 1999, his refusal to resign and his continuing efforts to hold on to office; C.

83. The Daily Herald Newspaper Online | SABA - Caribbean government sees liberalization of telecommunications as a cornerstone to anguilla'sfurther economic development and essential for anguilla to move into higher http://www.thedailyherald.com/news/daily/e22/policy22.html

Government launches national telecommunications policy ANGUILLAThe Executive Council approved a Draft National Telecommunications Policy for the liberalization of the telecommunications sector in Anguilla, on Thursday, June 7. The Draft Policy positively outlines Government's plan to create a modern legal and regulatory framework that will allow for the further development of the telecommunications sector to international standards. The Draft Policy is the first active step in the liberalization process. Full liberalization will occur after the enacting of new telecommunications legislation to replace the outmoded current legislation which was introduced in 1973, well before the wave of liberalization that began in the 1980s and is now sweeping the world, and well before developments such as the Internet became a part of everyday life. Comments are invited from stakeholders and the public at large for consideration for inclusion in the final Telecommunications Policy Document. Government sees liberalization of telecommunications as a cornerstone to Anguilla's further economic development and essential for Anguilla to move into higher margin activities such as web hosting, e-commerce and Internet related services. The health, education, tourism, government and financial services sectors also stand to benefit from the coming liberalized regime. International experience has shown that liberalization of the telecommunications sector is soon followed by reduced charges, improved service, the introduction of new services and a more efficient and internationally competitive telecommunications sector. International experience has also shown that prices are reduced and new services offered as soon as steps are taken towards liberalization.

84. ANTIGUA GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICE - ONLINE He is in anguilla conducting a one week workshop for the twenty primary and secondaryschool teachers Copyright © 2000 government of Antigua and Barbuda. http://www.antiguagov.com/Gis-anguilla.htm

Government Information Service Gis Antigua Gis Guyana Gis Barbados Gis St.kitts Gis Saba Gis Grenada Gis Montserrat Gis Nevis Gis St Martin Jamaica Tartola Gis Dominica Gis Anguilla ANGUILLA MARKS 34 TH ANNIVERSARY OF ANGUILLA ON MAY 30. The Executive Council has given its stamp of approval to a wide-ranging programme of activities to commemorate the 34 th anniversary of Anguilla Day 2001. The activities under the theme ‘Total Participation for the Advancement of the Nation’ will run for the entire month of May Students in all the island’s educational institutions will be involved in school talks, visits to the airport, Museums, and other historical sites. Sporting activities will include Basketball, Volleyball and Windball tournaments and a Cycling race.

85. World Travel Guide - Anguilla - Passport/Visa Temporary residence Persons intending to take up residence and/or employment shouldcontact the Immigration authorities in anguilla, government House, PO Box http://www.worldtravelguide.net/data/aia/aia040.asp

OAS_sitepage = URL + '/Caribbean/Anguilla/Passport/Visa'; WORLD TRAVEL GUIDE .NET GUIDES World Travel Guide World City Guide World Airport Guide World Cruise Guide ... World Weather TOOLS Holiday Brochures Mini Guide Online Bookstore World Clock ... Reservations APPENDICES How to Use This Guide Health Disabled Travellers Buddhism ... Travel Warnings LANGUAGES Deutsch Dutch Español Français ... Anguilla Passport/Visa Passport Required? Visa Required? Return Ticket Required? British Yes No Yes Australian Yes No Yes Canadian Yes No Yes USA Yes No Yes OtherEU Yes No Yes Japanese Yes No Yes PASSPORTS: Passport valid for six months after date of entry into Anguilla required by all. VISAS: Required by all except the following: (a) nationals of countries referred to on the chart above; (b) citizens of Commonwealth countries (except nationals of Bangladesh, Cameroon, Fiji, Gambia, Ghana, Guyana, India, Kenya, Maldives, Mauritius, Mozambique, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Uganda who do require visas); (c) nationals of Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Guatemala, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Mexico, Monaco, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Poland, Switzerland, Uruguay and Venezuela. Types of visa and cost: Tourist and Business : £28 (Single-entry). Multiple-entry visas can be obtained from the immigration authorities in Anguilla (see

86. Anguilla Homepage Learn the local lingo and see tourist attractions and resources. With links to hotel and restaurant listings. http://galaxy.cau.edu/Anguilla/anguilla.html

87. Caribbean Websites And Links Organised In An Easy To Use Directory anguilla. Home Page ThemeIndex anguilla anguilla Web Designs Fast andaffordable web design and hosting KoalKeel Restaurant, anguilla http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/anguilla.html

all any Search our Directory - Use spaces to separate your keywords You are here: Directory Back to the Front Page CLICK HERE Add your Site CLICK HERE Link to Us and get Added Promotion!!! CLICK HERE Bookmark this site 'Ctrl-D' for PCs 'CMD-D' for Macs Join our newsletter subscribe unsubscribe Anguilla Home Page ThemeIndex Anguilla Anguilla - Accomodation Anguilla - Arts and Entertainment Anguilla - Business and Economy Anguilla - Education ... Anguilla Web Designs - Fast and affordable web design and hosting... Anguilla Web Designs is the first online Anguillian web creation host company, fast quality service, Affordable price... http://www.webdesigns.ai Beachtech... Beachtech is a Software and Internet center under development on a tropical beach. ... http://beachtech.net bobgreen.net, home of programmer Bob Green... Bob Green is a programmer who started a technology firm in Vancouver, Robelle.com, then moved to the Caribbean and tried programming on the beach.... http://bobgreen.net

88. Welcome To Anguilla: Tranquility Wrapped In Blue! Come to anguilla and experience tranquility wrapped in blue. . For moreanguilla information, please visit anguilla Financial Services. http://www.anguilla-vacation.com/

Come to Anguilla and experience "tranquility wrapped in blue." Our friendly island invites you to relax, kick off your shoes and enjoy! Imagine a small island that provides a private, pristine retreat for all who seek one Anguilla. Wrapped in a brilliant turquoise sea, thirty-three stunning, powder-soft white sand beaches await your footprints, friendly people anticipate your smiles, and a world-class vacation is only a short journey away. Explore our site and find the world-renowned resort, hotel, en suite hotel, villa, apartment, condo, cottage or guesthouse just right for you. Discover the many activities - daytime and nighttime, on the beach and off the beach, in the water and on land - our island offers. Learn about our history and culture, and our artistic community. If you're planning a simple Caribbean retreat and rejuvenation; a honeymoon, romantic get-away or destination wedding; a family fun, dive, gourmet get-away or spa and wellness adventure, Anguilla will more than satisfy your need. Create your own getaway or find the package that best suits your needs by simply 'clicking' through our site.

89. ForeignGovernments/Central/South America/Caribbean US Territories are listed on this web page for geographic purposes only. anguillaGovernment of anguilla Text of financial and banking ordinances. http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/forcsa.html

FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS Central and South America and the Caribbean Frames Index No-Frames Version Caribbean Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Bahamas ... US Virgin Islands (U.S.) Central America Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala ... Panama South America Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile ... Related Regional Web Sites Last updated on July 3, 2002 U.S. Territories are listed on this web page for geographic purposes only. Anguilla Government of Anguilla Text of financial and banking ordinances Antigua and Barbuda Constitution Permanent Mission to the United Nations Press releases of the mission and statements before the General Assembly Argentina Chamber of Deputies Constitution Consulate in Chicago (English) Embassy in Washington (Spanish) Instituto Nacional de Estadistica y Censos Permanent Mission to the United Nations President Biographies of the President and Cabinet officials Presidential meeting schedule Links to cabinet agencies English and Spanish Senate Aruba Aruba Tourism Authority Brief history and culture Primary tourist information Bahamas Bahamas Tourism Agency Extensive information by island Constitution, 1973

90. Index Register anguilla Domain Names. anguilla is a beautiful island inthe Caribbean. Reserving anguilla Domains. anguilla domains of http://nic.com.ai/

Register Anguilla Domain Names Anguilla is a beautiful island in the Caribbean. Reserving Anguilla Domains Anguilla domains of "off.ai", "com.ai", "net.ai", and "org.ai" can be registered by anyone. The cost is $100 every 2 years. Whois: http://whois.offshore.ai Phone: 264-497-3255 Fax: 509-562-7833

91. Anguilla On 27th February 1967, St. KittsNevis-anguilla was given self governmentas an Associated State with Britain under the West Indies Act. http://website.lineone.net/~bwir/anguilla.htm

Britain Invades Reference Books A nguilla. Colonial Times. Rebellion. Reasons for Secession. Invasion. ... Administration Today. Colonial Times. Anguilla was first settled in 1650 and was administered as part of the Leeward Islands by the Captain General and Governor-in-Chief residing in Antigua. Anguilla had its own Lieutenant or Deputy Governor with a local council or assembly. In 1825, a representative was sent to sit in the St. Kitts legislative House of Assembly. A new local council, the Vestry, was established in Anguilla. The majority of freeholders protested what was, in effect, a legislative union with St. Kitts. In 1871, Anguilla was federated with St. Kitts and in 1875, Anguillans dissatisfied with the subordinate status and enforced union, petitioned the colonial office in Britain asking for direct rule from Britain. Nevis, being added to the Presidency in 1882, made matters worse, St. Kitts' view of Anguilla being reflected in its renaming the tri-state St. Christopher - Nevis with no mention of Anguilla until 1951. The tri-state entered the West Indies Federation in 1958 and reverted to being a separate colony on its abortion in 1962 with Anguilla still unhappy with the unholy marriage. Rebellion On 27th February 1967, St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla was given self government as an Associated State with Britain under the West Indies Act. The islanders seized the opportunity, evicted the seventeen Kittitian policemen on 30th May 1967. A referendum was held on 11th July 1967 in which 1,813 people voted in favour of secession from the Associated State and 5 were against. On the strength of this vote the Anguillans set up there own government through a local council. Thus the Associated State government in St. Kitts and the Anguillans were in a political stalemate.

92. Anguilla Rebellion. On 27th February 1967, St. KittsNevis-anguilla was given self governmentas an Associated State with Britain under the West Indies Act. http://nevisisland.users.btopenworld.com/anguilla.htm

A nguilla. A British Colony. Rebellion. Reasons for Secession. Invasion. ... Administration Today. One island that found itself forced into a union it did not want was Anguilla. Her story follows: A British Colony Anguilla was first settled in 1650 and was administered as part of the Leeward Islands by the Captain General and Governor-in-Chief residing in Antigua. Anguilla had its own Lieutenant or Deputy Governor with a local council or assembly. In 1825, a representative was sent to sit in the St. Kitts legislative House of Assembly. A new local council, the Vestry, was established in Anguilla. The majority of freeholders protested what was, in effect, a legislative union with St. Kitts. In 1871, Anguilla was federated with St. Kitts and in 1875, Anguillans dissatisfied with the subordinate status and enforced union, petitioned the colonial office in Britain asking for direct rule from Britain. Nevis, was added to the Presidency in 1882 that made matters worse. St. Kitts' view of Anguilla was reflected by the renaming of the tri-island colony as St. Christopher and Nevis with no mention of Anguilla until 1951. The tri-island colony entered the West Indies Federation in 1958 and reverted to being a separate colony on its abortion in 1962 with Anguilla still unhappy with the unholy marriage. Rebellion On 27th February 1967, St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla was given self government as an Associated State with Britain under the West Indies Act. The islanders seized the opportunity, evicted the seventeen Kittitian policemen on 30th May 1967. A referendum was held on 11th July 1967 in which 1,813 people voted in favour of secession from the Associated State and 5 were against. On the strength of this vote the Anguillans set up there own government through a local council. Thus the Associated State government in St. Kitts and the Anguillans were in a political stalemate.

93. Islands - Caribbean Islands, Antigua, Anguilla, Barbuda, Antilles, Aruba, Barbad Travel Islands, Welcome to Romwell Travel Advisory, Islands. ISLANDS ANTIGUA One of the most famed West Indian festivals is the http://www.romwell.com/travel/advisory/americas/islands/islands.shtml

Travel > Islands Welcome to Romwell Travel Advisory Islands ISLANDS - ANTIGUA One of the most famed West Indian festivals is the raucous Antigua Carnival, which begins every year in late July and pounds out reggae and calypso rhythms for 10 days. The carnival ends with a parade - your chance to toast the event's Carnival Queen and Calypso King - and final "street jump" on the first Tuesday of August. Revelers who tire of steel bands and rum may seek quiet on Antigua's near-undeveloped sister island Barbuda, about 50 km south, where ship-wrecks and reefs offer spectacular diving zones; the island's northwestern lagoon features a sanctuary housing more than 5.000 elegant Fregata magnificens (frigate birds). Call the Antigua and Barbuda Tourist Office in London on +44 171 486 7073. WHY YOU DON'T SMELL IN THE ISLANDS? Did you ever ask yourself why your favorite cologne doesn't seem to work at a tropical resort? The reason? Alcohol forms the base of most scents and in the sun it evaporates quickly. Try water-based fragrances, they are also very good for sensitive skin. Great Books: Rough Guide Dominican Republic by Rough Guides (Editor), Sean Harvey

94. Electionworld.org / Elections Around The World Elections in anguilla. A database on national elections in , bringing results of the last elections and links to parliaments and parties. File anguilla http://www.electionworld.org/anguilla.htm

95. Professional Track Record For Forming Offshore Companies In Tax Havens. In January, 2001, our partner became an Overseas Agent for the AnguillaGovernment Registrar of Companies, and as such, have a signed °official http://www.offshoretaxhaven.info/track.htm

Tax havens, offshore Investments, offshore company formations, offshore banks, privacy tools. Tax Havens Book Tax Havens Newsletter Offshore Companies What We Offer Professional Track Record Some Questions ... Order Resources Privacy Tools Do You Need To Talk With Us ? e-Mail Us Professional track record: In the last 10 years, we have incorporated over 1,200 International Business Companies in Nassau. Beginning in 2,001, we began forming IBCs out of the Crown Colony and no tax haven of Anguilla - 150 miles east of Puerto Rico. We have a total of over 400 IBC's (in-house) that are mostly Bahamian in origin, and most all are being moved to better jurisdiction - in our opinion. We've formed more than 198 Anguillan IBCs since the beginning of this year (1-3-2001 through 10-21-2001). It takes less than one day to get the documents and company registered in Anguilla, and on the way back to client the next day. In January, 2001, our partner became an "Overseas Agent" for the Anguilla Government Registrar of Companies, and as such, have a signed °official°® Agreement with them.

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