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Swaziland (Government Gazette 70 SWAZILAND (GOVERNMENT GAZETTE VOL. XXXII] MBABANE,Friday, NovemberSth, 1993 [No. 992 CONTENTS No. Page GENERAL NOTICES 67. The City Council of Mbabane Nursery Plants Bye-Laws, 1993..........ssssscessssecsscscescnsessessnenenessenessees 692 68. The City Council of Mbabane Pound Bye-Laws, 1993 693 ADVERTISEMENTS.... ......:s:sssssssssseessssesecsssesesseeetensessse tones 694 CONTENTS OF SUPPLEMENT PART C - LEGAL NOTICES 158. The Establishment of a Commission to Review Representations on Alterations to the Urban Boundaries of Mbabane S1 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY 692 GENERAL NOTICENO.67 OF 1993 THE URBAN GOVERNMENT ACT,1969 (Act No. 8 of 1969) THE CITY COUNCIL OF MBABANE NURSERYPLANTS BYE-LAWS,1993 (Under Section 77) It is notified for general information that in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 77 of Urban Government Act, 1969 the City Council of Mbabane hereby issues the following Bye-Laws with effect from the date of publication of this Notice. Citation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Mbabane Nursery Plants Bye-Laws 1993. Definitions. 2. “Nursery” - "A piece of ground in which young plants ortrees are reared until fit for transplan- tation.” SCHEDULE E a) Flower seedling/plant 50 b) Hedge/Plant c) Jacaranda 2 d) Shrubs/Bushes 3 838 e) Ivy i) Green 7 ii) Variegated 10 8 8 COMPOST/SOKG BAG Public 5 Tree felling per day 200 8 8 FIREWOOD STOCK PER LOAD Public 30 A.M. MBINGO Principal Secretary Ministry of Housing and Urban Government 693 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 68 OF 1993 THE URBAN GOVERNMENT ACT,1969 (Act No.8 of 1969) THE CITY COUNCIL OF MBABANE POUND BYE-LAWS1993 (UnderSection 77) It is notified for general information that in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 77 of the Urban Government Act, 1969 the City Council of Mbabane hereby issues the following Bye- Lawswith effect from the date of publication of this Notice. Citation. 1. These regulations may be cited as the Mbabane Pounds Bye-Laws 1993. Service Charges. 2. The services charges for the Poundshallbe as set out in the schedule hereto. SCHEDULE E c i) Chargeper night per animal 15 00 ii) Driving Fee per Kilometre 15 00 iii) Herding Fee per day/animal 10 00 iv) Dipping fee per Index/animal 5 00 A.M. MBINGO Principal Secretary Ministry of Housing and Urban Development S.G.G. NO. 992, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER5, 1993 694 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE STONEY NXUMALO E311/93 A meeting of the next of kin andall others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 24th November, 1993at 11.30 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS.) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1180 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ENOCK GIBHITHA MHLANGA F340/93 A meetingof the next of kin andall others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon Ist December, 1993 at 11.30.a.m. forthe nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the aboveestate B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Master of the High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1203 5.11.93 | | NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CAIPHAS M. SHONGWE E6/93 A meeting ofthe next of kin and all others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 3rd December, 1993 at 11.30 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1204 5.11.93 S.G.G. NO. 992, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER5,1993 695 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE LUCAS ZUKA GININDZA E334/93 A meeting of the nextof kin and all others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 24th November, 1993 at 10.00 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS.) Acting Masterofthe High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 — MBABANE E1193 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MAHLOBO NGOMATANADLAMINI E84/93 A meetingof the next of kin and all others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabane on 10th November, 1993 at 12.00 p.m. for the nomination ofan executor/executrix dative in the above estate B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1194 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JAMES MPOSTOLI DLAMINIE335/93 A meeting of the next of kin andall others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabane on |st December, 1993 at 10.00 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office PO.Box 19 MBABANE E1195 5.11.93 S.G.G. NO. 992, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER5, 1993 696 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MICHAEL MKHATSHWAE345/93 A meeting of the next of kin andall others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 10th November, 1993 at 12.30 p.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS.) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office P.O.Box 19 MBABANE E1209 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE AFRICA STALIN NDLANGAMANDLAE204/93 A meeting ofthe nextof kin and all others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 12th November, 1993 at 11.30 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Masterofthe High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1210 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ALEC BOTHMAE.4158/82 A meetingof the next of kin andall others concemed will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabane on 8th December, 1993 at 10.00 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART(MRS) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1211 5.11.93 S.G.G. NO. 992, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER5, 1993 697 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE SOLOMON NDABAZEZWE DLAMINIE346/93 A meeting of the next of kin and all others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 8th December, 1993at 10.30 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART(MRS.) Acting Master ofthe High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1208 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JIMMY JAIME FERNANDOSCLARA E.344/93 A meetingof the next of kin andall others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabane on Ist December, 1993 at 11.00 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Master of the High Court Master's Office PO.Box 19 MBABANE E1213 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE THOMAS MHLANGAE337/93 A meeting of the next of kin and all others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon Ist December, 1993 at 12.00 p.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office PO. Box 19 MBABANE E1212 5.11.93 S.G.G. NO. 992, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER5, 1993 698 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ELMAPETER DLAMINIE53/93 A meeting of the next of kin andall others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 17th December, 1993 at 10.00 a.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS.) Acting Masterofthe High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1154 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MANDLAISRAEL MAMBAE158/93 A meeting of the nextof kin andall others concerned will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabane on 26th November, 1993 at 12.00 noon for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Masterofthe High Court Master's Office P.O. Box 19 MBABANE E1155 5.11.93 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SWAZILAND IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE WINNIE NKAMBULEE324/93 A meeting of the nextof kin andall others concemed will be held before the Master of the High Court at Mbabaneon 10th November, 1993 at 12.30 p.m. for the nomination of an executor/executrix dative in the above estate. B.T. STEWART (MRS) Acting Masterof the High Court Master's Office P.O.
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