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Official Gazette OFFICIAL GAZETTE EAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE. Published under the authority of His Excellency the Governor of Easi Afnca. Vol XIV -No 2931 NAIROBI, JANUARY 15, 1912 [PRICE 20 CENTS. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. Rast Afllca Ton iiships Ol d~nance,1 903-LZules nildei 2 4 Clon 11 Lailds Oldinance, 1902-Rules nildel 3 1, East Afilca IIcliilage Oldinance, 1902-Sotice niidei 3 i Village Headillen'., Oldliiance, 1902-Notl~e ~uiclel 30 Jnqticeq of the Peace Oldliiaiice, 1910-Notice uild,l 36 Cuqtoills Depai tmellt-Kot~ce I P 3(5 Appointinei~ts Jle,lical Piactltlonels and Denti5ts Oiclli~znce,1910-Xotice u~ldei Teiidei s ~nritcd fo~TI 01 king Govelnmcnt Q~lai~jat lTa1~uiu--Notice l e Cuii eilcy Bonid-Not~ces Sittings of tlie Hlg11 Cou~t-Not~ce I e Piolsatc and Adimnistiation ( Cauie No 136 of 19 11) '> > 9 'J ,, ,, 137 ,, ,, ) i~ i j J7 (111 the iliatte~of the J 17 Saleina, deceased) )J )i 9) ( Ill the inattr.1 of Kaiirli Bux s/c> Jalln, deceased) J, )) J) ( Cause No 101 of 1911 ) Iuqol~-encyJui~scl~etioil ( Cause No 1 of 1'312 ) dl I ivalb and Depai tu~es dl~stlactof Note, Cash Reselr e and Note Gu~1,~ntc.eFuncl on the Jctli~aiyIOtli, 1912- Notice 1 P Laboui Ap,ents Pei~11t5fol quaitel endlug Deceuzber 31st, 1911 Llcell~eiand Permits Issued fol qualtei el~clmgDecclllbel 31st, 1911 Subscllptwn to the "OEcial Cfa~ette" UGAItDA RAILWAY UGANDA PROTECTORATE Dgaildct l'iotectoiate- S 31- S "Spel<e " -Kotice 1 f 46 3 7 7) 77 -1' 3T -7'elldel So 12 foi Sale of Stole5 -cganda 31ai me C'ollll~~iatirr Stntt*nrnt of Passengel Llve Stock ancl i) 7) \, Calgo caliiecl iol the E~iiaac~alYcul eliding Nuveiizber 30tli, 191 1 47 Sli111~~qlX2p) t fo~D~ce~nbe~, 1911 4b 84 TIIE OFFIOIAL G AZETTE .Ja, nalv 15, 1912 E A ST A FR ICA P R O T E OT O R A T E . R U L E S T he E ast A rricn 'Kon n xh ips o rtlin nn ee. 'g fja R ules lssuecl by the Govem-tor of tlle E ast Afl lca Plotectol ate undel tlte E ast A fmca T ownslups 0 1 dm anc e, 1903 N alrobl- E P ûd GIR OU A R D , D atec-t tlus 15t11 dav of Jarm ary, 191 2 (I-ot-eî i't-)'z . 1. Ilt tllese R ules the terzn < cycle '' shall 1.)e heltl to lnclude blcycle-o, tllcycles anql m otoz -czcles of every descrlptlon 2 E verv owner oz person llz possesslon of ct c'vcle Avllo re>zdes ol sllall Iesltle ol has ol- slzall llave Llq plttce of busluess w lthln tlle Tournslul) area shall o,A ol before the 15th day of February, 1$)12 ol 'wltlun 1 5 days of tlle date 'w hen he shall begln to lesltle or llave lus place of buslness 'wltlllu the sazd alea, or w ltllln 1 r5 da'vb of the date w lleu he sllall colne lzato posses- m ou of stlclt clrcle, and tl-lereafter on ol befole tlle t) lst cla'y of D eceznllel ln each yeat cause sucll cycle to be plesentetl at the ATunzc-lpal O fh ces fol l eglstlatlolt , pz ovldetl l-hat tlus Jlule shall not a! yplv to an unused cycle kept lol tlle )9111 posp of sale by a cvcle dealer uuless and untll stlcl, c'vcle slzall be soltl ol hlrecl out or othel 'u l>e used 3 Tlze Tow n Clerk sllall keep a R eglstel ln Avllzcl'l l1e slAall eutel f ull l'al tlculals of evel)r cycle pz esentetl fo1 z eglstratlon, lneluclanz tlle nallàes of tlle ow nel alxl pelson ll1 possesslon ant'.t tlle nlakers of tlle cycle antl :ts tlade nunzbal antl qhall lssue to the pal t5 I)1 eselltlng stlch cycle a fol lu of 11c euc'e on w lr ch the saltl pat tlculars sltc4ll be endol setl, M hlcll 11c ellc.e shall 1)e pel - sonal to tlle ql antee tllel eof ancl sllall lapse and l'ec olne of no e'ffect upoll 111-. ctpaslug 't'o be the ownez o1- lleroon 1ll possesslon of such cycle and ollall not be vallcl ctftel tlle 31st day of D ecelnbol zI1 tlle year f ol w hzclt lt ls l-ostzed 1-)rtlz ltled tltat the To'u IA Clel lc z'nav delay ol refuse to lqs--e a hceltce In leslloct of any c) ele on tlle gloulld tllat lt ls not htted w lth efhclent 1)l akes or foz t' ay otllel cause tllat l'nay seetn to lll1zl good altcl sufhm elzt 4 E ver) ou ner or pet Aolt zn possesslon of a cvcle w hlch llas been l eglxteled under these R ales f-zall catzse a l'netal tlcket 1) untecl black on one sldt? and beallng t11eletlzl the leglstlatlon lnuzlbci of tlte cvcle 1-A w lzlte fig tzles at least tw o lztc lles zlA helght antl on tlte obvel se slde the tlatle np-lazbel of tlle c vcl e a1) d tlle l eglstratlolt nunabel both stam ped lllto tlle lnetal, to be afta.x lze'? 'rr) tlle back of the h zddle of tlze cl-cle ol Lo som e otllel place to lle. applovetl b)r the Tou -z (zielk, ancl kept so a u waclletl l1l s tlclï a znanner as to 1)e w holltv vlslble Sant-ll tlcket nzay b'.u obtaznetl fl on-t the T ow n Clerk on pa) lnent of the plescllbed fee $; .A.n v llelson ïvh a sllall. M ltllln the T ozvnxlllp, lztle a cycle lequlled so be reglstered uut-lel tlzer,e Rules to Avluczh a, tlcl-et as llefol e I)l escl 11 lecl ls not attaclled ln tlle lzlannel requlrecl b)r o . cilder tllese l'trles qllall be gtulty of an offt-nce, unless lt 1)() proved ))v sllclz pcrsolz that the tlelstlla. causlng the cycle to J le z eglstel ed llad at tlze tlme of applylng fo1 yuch leglstl atlol't z etluua-otetl tl4e Town Cleë !- tt) sllllplr sucll tzcket on pavnaent of tlle !)' t. scl xbczcl lbe, and that taue rroA, I'I Cletk lla.s faèletl t o ssppl y l he sanle at tlle t'late of tlle cozlam loslolz of tlle of-fence t) The tollraw ulg fees sllall be czhal geallle b5, the Afunlcqyallty tlndtol these ltules For each tlc l7etl lsszzefl 1$(j Oents lteglstl at1()lL Fee 7 .4.llv pel sou Avllk) sllall f al1 t() ccllnplsr Mutll the l pqutlements of theoe R ules ol sllall ) g vultv of ttfl offelzce agalllst tl sese 14 ule.s shall be llable to a 'hntp za ot exepetlnlg It s 50 detarlt c.'i pavl-nellt tlle) eof to )m l)l zsonlnent fol a te1 n'l uot exceedlng 14 dav aud Fq Tlleoe P llles shall bs nllllllcallle to the 'Pc'v lasllll) of N vtllobl azztt slls b itll cogulsable y tlle P ol' c-e Janualy 15, 1912 TH E O FFICIA.L G AZETTE 35 R U L E S . C ro lfn K a n tls 4:xxlln a n ce. :9 t:2 R ules m ade by llzs E xcellelacy tlle (lovelnol 1)1 pulsuance tLe pow els ccm fel 1ed by Sectlon 33 ot the Clown L ands O rdm auce, 190'2 N an obl, E C G TR OU A R D , D atetl thls 10th day of January, 1912 f:rft?? eî 2?,4.)/ 1 Evez y appllcaut fol a conve) allce, or lease, ol a llcence for tlle occupatzon of a Tow n- shlp plot shall, subgect to tlle provzszons ()t tlzese lpzles, at tlle tlm e of m aklng llls applzcatzon deposzt w lth the Land Ofllcer the stzm ot R tp ees 7 5, antl slzcll deposlt and any otner sum deposlted In pursuance of these rules shall be dealt w lth l:1 the m annel follow m g (fz) If the appllcatlon lq letused, tlle sum tleposzted shall be z etunlled to the appllcant (/?) If the conveyance, lease ol hcence apphed for at tlle tlme of maklng the deposzt ls granted, the sum shall be placeql to the credlt of the apphcant on account of sulvey oz othel fees payable ))y the appllcant m lespect of tlle conveyance, lease or llcence lf the appllcant shall w lthdlaw lus appllcatloll or slaall l ettlse or neglect to execute tke conveyance, or lease oz accept the llcence wllen called upon to do so, the sum spem fietl zzA the sthedule heleto, accordlng to the clrctzm staltces of the case, sllall be foz felteql to the Olow n ancl applled to the reventa es of the Plotectorate, and tlle balance lf rtny, of the above-m entzonefl deposlt of Rupees 75 shall be 1ef unded t() tlle appllcant 2 Tlle 1 ules dated the 12th day ()f A.fay, 191(4, publldlefl on pag e 262 of tlle Tfo f:clal G azette'' of the 15th M ay, 1 910, sllall lem aul m ttèll force anql operatlon, antl sllall apply to a1l apphcatlons fo1 a conve) ance, lease ol hcence ot Clowzl Land other tllan a Townslup plot, and R ule 2 thez eof shall be reacl and constlued togetllel w lth tllese rules as tlllougll tlle sam e haf.l been hereln l epeated ,) Tllese lules shall take efiect a.- llon) 1st D ecelllbel , 1911 T h e S ch ed u le a b ov e m en tio n ed .
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