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ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority i Vol. LXIX, No. 65 25th OCTOBER, 1991 Price $2 General Notice 636 of 1991. Schedule SALES TAX ACT {CHAPTER 184] Registration certificate Date of Name of operator number cancellation Cancellation of Certificates of Registration Ahmed, M. trading as Singer Sewing Machine Co. 51199 30.11.90 (Notice 36 of 1991) Ajax Refrigeration Engineering (2 x outlets) . 2/1035 30.6.91 Bhebhe, W. trading as Bhebhe Emergency Taxi . 3/8011 31.12.90 IT is hereby not’fied that the certificates of registration Dagwaira, A., trading as Submarine ... 47/7023 1.7.90 "J , specified in the Schedule, which were issued in terms of section Delamere, T.C.S.. ................................................ 3/111 31.1.91 9 of the Sales Tax Act [Chapter 184], have been cancelled. D’eramo, A................................................................ 12/42 21 8.91 G.B. Agencies (Pvt.) Ltd......................................... 3/104 31.7.91 Govan, B., trading as Polar Milk Bar 3/207 1.1.91 :? E. SCULLION, 25-10-91. Commissioner of Taxes. Hayward, L., trading as The Screen Scene . 2/1466 31.5.91 Herholdt, P.M., trading as Southwold Butchery. 2/1053 25.4.91 Schedule Kwayedza Import and Export (Pvt.) Ltd.. 2/1807 31.8.90 Registration Macharika, R., trading as Emergency Taxi . S2/3099 28.2.90 certificate Date of Magomana, A., trading as C.B. Mini Cab Taxi . 47/7028 1.7.90 % Name of operator number cancellation Masunda, I., trading as Welldone Emergency Taxi 3/8014 31.3.91 African Evangelical Fellowship, t/a Christian Book­ Moyo, C., trading as Emergency Taxi. S2/3656 4.6.91 shop ............................................................................. 6/341 31.7.91 Baillie: Victor, t/a Foothills Store........................ 23/0070A 30.9.91 Moyo L., trading as Emergency Taxi .... S2/3133 31.5.91 Baobab Horae Centre (Pvt.) Ltd.................................. 1/4493H 9.5.91 Ncube, G., trading as Emergency Taxi S2/3589 31.10.90 Chidziva, P. B................................................................. 1/8159S 31.3 91 Ncube, S., trading as Emergency Taxi S2/3586 31.3.91 J S Redmile (Pvt.) Ltd., t/a Redmile Store . 7/0108D 31.5.91 Nyaguze, G. C., trading as Chakanyuka and Sons 47/213 15.8.91 Karler Central Africa (Pvt.) Ltd.................................. 1/0953K 30.6 89 Landfall Farm (Pvt.) Ltd., t/a Landfall Store 7/0014E 31.5.91 Sable Cycles (Pvt.) Ltd............................................ 2/2007 28.2.91 Mahari, I.C. t/a Betrams Cash Bazaar .... 1/2257G 31 8 90 Scotch Wool Shop (Pvt.) Ltd.................................. 3/182 31.1.91 Mapunde Express Motorways (Pvt.) Ltd. 1/8336K 31.5.89 Tosen, T. A. trading as Henris........................ 5/195 31.7.91 Ma^ngo Import & Export (Pvt.) Ltd., t/a— (1) . Matongo Mini Market (2) Matongo Bazaars.......................................... 1/3482J 31.12.90 General Notice 638 of 1991. Mhaka Enterprises (Pvt.) Ltd., t/a Zaka Quality Store ........................................................................ 6/197 31.3.91 WATER ACT, 1976 Miseve Enterprises (Pvt.) Ltd....................................... 1/0188D 31.1.91 Nyemba, C., t/a Red Roses Taxis........................ 1/839IV 7.4.91 Parbhoo, C., t/a Rusat^ Supwretto . 48/9 30 4.91 Notice of Intended Reservation of Public Water for Lions Riverside Garage (Pvt.) Ltd.......................................... 6/95 31.3.91 Head Dam: Mubvinzi River Shadow Agencies (Pvt.) Ltd.......................................... 1/S361B 30.9.90 Thomycroft, C.E. (Mre.), t/a Corona Pictures . 9/0038R 30.4.91 VlaHakis, Sheila (Mrs.), t/a— (1) Val*s Cafe THE Minister of Energy and Water Resources and Develop­ (2) Val’s Groceries & Store.............................. 1/02I6J 31.7.91 ment, in terms of suhsection'{3) of sect'on 66 of the Water Act, Z. Georgeou & Sons (Pvt.) Ltd., t/a Stapleford 1976, hereby declares the next 220 million cubic metres of un- Store ........................................................................ 6/106 30.6.91 coittaitted total annual run-off of the Mubvinzi catchinent to be reserved for the future Lions Head Dam as described in the Schedule. This dam will be built to get the maximum General Notice 637 of 1991. benefit of the irrigation potential in the lower Mubvinzi catch­ ment. ' SALES TAX ACT [CHAPTER 184] Any interested person may, within a period of thirty days from the date of publication of this notice, lodge with the Cancellation of Certificates of Registration Secretary for the Ministry of Energy and Water Rsources and (Notice 37 of 1991) Development, Private Bag 7712, Causeway, Harare, any objec­ tion or representation concerning this declaration, together with a full statement of the grounds for, and technical data IT is hereby notified that the certificates of registration and evidence supporting, such objection or representation. specified in the 'Schedule, which were issued in terms of section 9 of the Sales Tax Act [Chapter 184], have been canceled. J. J. CHITAURO, E. SCULLION, Secretary for Energy and Water 25-10-91. Commissioner of Taxes. I 25-10-91. Resources and Development. 986 Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 25th October, !991 Schedule G/927/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30000 kilograms. Description of Intended Reserved Area Area: Within Mashonaland West Province, with access to The site for the future Lions Head Dam is situated on the Harare and Bulawayo. Mubvinzi River, near Mavidzi Clinic in Chikwaka Communal Nature of carrage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds: Land (grid reference UR392596 on map No. 1731 C2 of the 1 : 50 series). Tenda Transport. The topographical map showing the catchment area of this G/928/9I. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30 000 kilograms. dam is available for inspection, free of charge, at the office of the Provincial \^ater Engineer, Mashonaland, Exploration Route: Bulawayo - Masvingo - Mutare. House, Robert Mu^abe/Fifth Street, Harare, and at the Head Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. Office of the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources and Development, Makombe Complex, Herbert Chitepo Avenue/ G/929/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30000 kilograms. Harare Street, Harare. Route: Harare - Beitbridge. General Notice 639 of 1991. Natute-of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. ROAD MOTOR TRANSPORTATION ACT [CHAPTER 262] G/930/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30 000 kilograms. Route: Mutare - Chiredzi. Applications in Connexion with Road Service Permits Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. IN terms of subsection (4) of section 7 of the Road Motor G/931/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30000 kilograms. Transportation Act [Chapter 262], notice is hereby given that Route: Harare - Masvingo - Chiredzi. the applications detailed in the Schedule, for the issue or amendment of road service permits, have been received for the Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. consideration of the Controller of Road Motor Transportation. Any person wishing to object to any such application must Bulk Freight Services. lodge with the Controller of Road Motor Transportation, P.O. G/932/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30 000 kilograms. Box 8332, Causeway— 1 Route: Nyamapanda - Harare - Beitbridge. (a) a notice, in writing, of his intention to object, so as to reach the Controller’s office not later than the 15th Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. November, 1991; (b) his objection and the grounds therefor, on form R.M.T. G/933/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30 000 kilograms. 24, together with two copies thereof, so as to reach the Route: Chirundu - Harare - Beitbridge. Controller’s office not later than the 7th December, 1991. Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. Any person objecting to an application for the issue or amendment of a road service permit must coniine his grounds G/934/9I. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30000 kilograms. of objection to matters directly bearing on the considerations Route: Bulawayo - Harare. referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (f) of section 8 of the said Act. Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. V. M. MUPAWOSE (MRS.), 25-10-91. Controller of Road Motor Transportation. General Notice 640 of 1991. Schedule ROADS ACT [CHAPTER 26S] MOTOR-OMNIBUSES Additionals Closure of Portion of Road: Charter Rural Council Area: Peter Chinokopota, trading as Rumbidzo Bus Service. Correction of Error 0/549/90. Motor-omnibus. Passenger-capacity: 75. Route: Kariba - Makuti - Nyamakate - Elephants Walk - IT is hereby notified, for general information, that General Karoi - Lions Den - Chinhoyi - Banket - Harare - Maro- Notice 170 of 1991, contained an error. ndeia - Macheke - Headlands - Rusape - Nyazura - Odzi - Mutare. That Notice is corrected under the heading “Commencing” by ^ the deletion of “480 mm” and the substitution of “480 m”. ■ The service to operate as follows— (a) depart Kariba Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7 a.m.. , . D. R. NORMAN, arrive Mutare 9.30 p.m.; 25-10-91. Minister of Transport and National Supplies. (b) depart Mutare Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 6 a.m.. arrive Kariba 8.30 p.m. General Notice 641 of 1991. GOODS-VEHICLES CENSORSHIP AND ENTERTAINMENTS CONTROL ACT Additionals [CHAPTER 78] J.R. Impex and Transport (Pvt.) Ltd. G/9I9/9I. Goods-vehicle. Load: 30 000 kilograms. Reversal of Previous Decisions of Board Route: Harare - Plumtree. Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. IT is hereby notified that the Board of Censors has, in terms G/920/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 32 (XK) kilograms. A Censorship and Entertainments Control Route: Harare - Chirundu. Act [Chapter 78], reversed its decisions declaring as undesirable Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. the publications specified in the first column of the Schedule. Tne Rhodesia Notices specified in the second column of the Dzimiri Transport (Pvt.) Ltd. Schedules are accordingly amended or cancelled, as may be G/925/91. Goods-vehicle. Load: 20 000 kilograms. appropriate. Area: Within Mashonaland West Province with access to Harare.
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