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The Official Gazette THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE COLONY AND PROTECTORATE OF KENYA Publrshed under the Authonty of Hls Excellency the Governor of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya 41 VOI. XLIX-NO. NAIROBI, September 30,1947 Pnce 50 Cents Reglste~ed as a Newspaper at the G P 0 Published every Tuesday CONTENTS OFFICIAL GAZETTE , 1 OFFICIAL GAZElTE-Contd PAGE Proclamation No 40-Session of Leg~slatlveCouncrl 527 Govt Notice No - PAGE Govt Nobce No - 947-EAic~ency Deco~atlonAwa~d 528 941-Appointments, etc 527 948-The Natlve Lands Trust Ordmance, 1938-Land 942-Appomtments, K U R & H 527 set apart 529 943-The Crown Lands Ord~nance-Notlce 527 944-Harbour Advisory Board-Appointment 527 949-The Tradlng w~ththe Enemy Ord~nance--Order 530 945-Arr~vals and Departules 528 95Mommlttee to Examlne Proposals foi Establlsh- 946-The Natlve Author~ty Ordinance-Appomt- Ing 3 Ro'id Fund and Road Authonty 530 ment 528 General Notlces Nos 1666-1706 530 APPOINTMENTS-(Co~ztd) MISS EILEENM~RY YONGE B 4 to be an Educatlon OAlce~ SESSION OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (Female), Educat~onDepartment, wrth effect from 25th August, PROCLAMATION 1947 I, Stafford W1111am Powell Foster Sutton, Esquire, Oficer of MISS ROSEMARYSTOTI SUNDERLAYDto be an Asslstant Mlstless, the Most Excellent Order of the Brltlsh Empire, Kmg's Counsel, Educatlon Department, mth effect from 25th August, 1947 Acting Governor and Commander-~n-Chlef of the Colony and M~ssCLEOVE ADELA NICOLLEto be an Educat~on Ofhcer Protecto~ateof Kenya, in exerclse of the powers vested in me (Female), Educatlon Department, with eflect from 7th by lnstructlons under the Royal Sign Manual and S~gnetdated Septembel, 1947 the 29th day of March, 1934, and all other powers thereunto REVERSIONS enabling me, do hereby dlrect that a sesslon of the Leglslatlve HAROLDCLAUDE FRANF. reverted to hs substantlve post of Councll be held at the Memonal Hall, Nairob~, on the 20th Deputy Chef Storekeeper, Publlc Works Department, wlth day of Octobel, 1947, at 11 a m effect from 22nd September, 1947 Given under my hand at Nalrobl this 29th day of Septembel, HERBERTVICTOR GRAVESreverted to his substantwe post of 1947 Sen101 Storekeeper, Publlc Woiks Department, wlth effect S W P FOSTER SUTTON, fiom 22nd September, 1947 Act~ngGovern01 GOD SAVE THE KING' JAMESNOTMAN reverted to his substantlve post of Asslstant Storekeeper, Pubhc Woiks Department, wlth effect from 22nd September, 1947 C H THORNLEY, Acting Chief Secretary APPOINTMENTS MISS MARGARETHENDERSON COLVILLE to be a Nuislng S~ster wlth effect from 24th July, 1947 MISS MARYJANE HORNER to be a Nuislng Srstel with effect fiom 24th July, 1947 KENYA AND UGANDA RAILWAYS AND HARBOURS WILLIAMSTACEY ROSE BROWN Maime Engineer, to be Chief MISS JOANMARGARET HORNSEY to be a Nurs~ng S~sterwlth Engineel (Marme), with effect from 10th February, 1947 effect from 24th July, 1947 MISS GENEVIEVEHELEN PARSONS to be d Nurslng Slstel with P C DUFF, effect from 24th July, 1947 Secretary to the Hrnh Commrssroner for Transport J~MESEDWARD DUFF B sc to be an Educatlon Officer, Educat~onDepartment, with effect from 24th March, 1947 GOVERNMENTNOTICE NO 943 G Lnd 471112 MISS EILEENVICTORIA EDWARDS to be an Asslstant M~stress, Educatlon Department, wlth effect from 2nd April, 1947 THE CROWN LAND ORDNANCE MISS DORIS MAUD PAGE to be Health Workel, Educatlon (Chaptel 140 of the Revzsed Edrtro 1) Department, w1t11 effect fiom 2nd Aprrl, 1947 IT IS NOTIFIED for lnformat~onthat the veto exe~c~sedby MISS PHYLLISNOREEN CECIL CUWNINGHAMBA to be an the Governor in Counc~lm accordance with the powers vested Educatlon Office1 (Female), Educatlon Depa~tment, w~th ~n him by sectlon 73 of the Crown Lands Oidlnance in respect effect from 29th April, 1947 of the transaction set out m the Schedule to Government Notlce ALBERTREES EVANSto be an Asslstant Mastel, Educat~on No 110 of 24th Janualy ha, been withdrawn Department, wlth effect from 3rd June, 1947 Nalrobl, C H GORMLEY, MISS MARY JOSEPHINEKEANE to be an Asslstdnt Mistress, 12th September, 1947 Cle~kto Execrc+zve Cozcizczl Educatlon Department, w~theffect from 23rd May, 1947 GEOGEERNEST PERREN to be an Educatlon Officer, Educatlon Department, wlth effect from 21st July, 1947 JOHN MICHAELPOPKIN B 4 to be an Educatlon Officer, Educa- 1 KENYA AND UGANDA HARBOUR ADVISORY BOARD tlon Department, w~theffect from 24th July, 1947 APPO~NTMENT PHILIP OLIVERBRYANT B sc to be an Agrlcultulal Educatlon IN ACCORDANCE w~ththe provisions of Alt~cle12 of the Officer, Educatlon Depa~tment,with effect from 24th July, Kenya and Uganda (Transpoit) Orders In Councd, 1925-1939 1947 it IS hereby certified that Mr R V Stone has been duly MISS MARGARETPHYLLIS ANDERSON B sc , to be an Educatlon appointed a member of the Halboul Advlsory Board durlng the Officer (Female), Educatlon Department, wlth effect from 9th absence flom East Afnca of Mr H H Roblnson August, 1947 Government Not~ceNo 580 of 17th June, 1946, 1s herebj HENRYPARKYN LAMONT to be an Education Office], Educatlon amended accordmgly Department, with effect from 9th August, 1947 P C DUFF, MISS YVONNEWRIGHT to be an Assistant Mrstress, Educatlon I Nairob~. Seo eta1 11 to the Hcnh Coinmzss~o~zer Department, wlth effect from 25th August, 1947 528 TH E OFFICIAL G A ZEU E Septem ber 30, 1947 ' G ovl RNMENT N o'rlcE N o 945 A R R IV A LS N am e D eslgnatlo3l From leave or on D ate of leavzng D ate of Armval ln 1 st lppozntm ent E nglancl the Colom l l lsh A1 H & o rl) o' lts j Uyarf s ) Hn gB S ) Ss t eo rz s Axjjej ud lj (c; a lj SD eps t l 1 s t A. 1) p o m t m e n t j? 4 t la J u l ;! l 9 4 7 2 0 t h A u g : l s t l 9 4 7 yj jys s o X y,a #' > M lss J' M H ornse, N uzsm z szster M edleal o eot . ,, ,, Mlss M J H'ornel Nursln-g szster Metucal o expt l , Jo' BrAne Health Inspeetor I z T' H arrls M edtcal ofllcel w .A. r'rlee A sst Inspecto, or rohee X C W I-I 'q R ol et l'Cdl e ) Ss Ss t ) rsppelle t or o ft- Ps Oo ) )Or e l , , S H Shav I Asst Inqpec toI of Pollce , J H H ughes Asot Inspeetor of Poltce #, 11 J H utehlngh Asst Inspeetaz of Polzee , D 5 Bullov -' Photo Operatoz, Prlntzng and Statzonez: ,, ,, , J M Popklu Educatzon O fllcel Educatzon D ept , P O Bryant Agrzc Educ ttlon Offlcer, E ducatzon D ept ,, J A Allan Pasture Reqealch Omcer Agmc Dept 6n tlansfer from C,, prus I H A ttken Assessoz , Ineom e Tax D ept Lea'k e 55 E Alcorn A sst Stozekeeper P M D J' A Palfrem an Supdt of Poltce ,, K W Szm m onds D lsttlet O lâeer ,, T R Jones Lab Technzclan, M edlcal D ept 0, J D Grav R egzonal D ltector P and T D ept , ,, K L H unter o B y; Provznclal f-om m lsqlonet 16th Atzgust 1947* 24th Auaust, 1947 C G Fentum Asst Supdt of Pollce , -; A V H atfleld E ducatton Om cet , , M zs T E Hawktns Clerk Inform atson Om ce 22nd Tune 1947f 31st August, 1947 Ahss A1 J'am sch A sslstant D zzectol of E clucatlon 231:1 Augucst, 1947* 3rd Septem ber, 1947 M tss A M C Le R oux M atron Educatton D ept ,, ,, J' 55 zlllam s A lchttectural D rauglltsm an, D ev and R econstruetzon Authorlt; lqt fppozntm ent # ,> P B E Thom pson Asst Englneel (Road) P M D ,, 27th August 1947* 4th Septem bel, 1947 M zss M P A nderson E ducatton Om cer ,, 9:14 August, 1947 ## TI 12 Lam ont E ducatzon Oflleel ,, ,, ,, K Eglen A sst Inspeetor of Pollce R e appom ted ? D r E M Clark M edleal Offleer Leave ,, , Malor E 55 M Magor ldmn Oflleel (Cadet) 1st Appozntm ent 2nd Sept , 1947): 13th Sept , 1947 *Durbarz ! New Zealand tBombay D EPA R TU R ES N am e D eszgnatton On Leave or Term znatzon D ate of D eparture of A ppom tm ent A. ,.r w ,se R eglstrar of N atn e: Labour D ept Leave 23rd August, 1947 c. apt G G H enderson V ar Penszons Oihcel , Conference of E A G overnozs Leave pendm g reverszon 26th August, 1947 to H om e Govt J B M zthemek Local G o5 t Inspectol D ept of Loeal G ovt Leave J Thomas Postmastel Postal Dept ,, J,' R E H Plekwell A sst Englneer, Postal D ept A G Fm ntm ore Postm aster Postal D ept G 1.1 fzhaundy Sentoz A gme E ducatton Om eer, Edueatlon D ept I'I T Llo's d A sst Agmc Om eer, Agzlc D ept M zss G M Carr M atron E ducatton D ept A J' A llan Asst lnspeetor of Polzce, Polzee D ept , M zss E Bzelb: Clerk, Labour D ept Leave pendzng term zna tzon of appom tm enb c s Lzitlefalr O m cer m Chalge Pohce btores and A ccounts, Pollee D ept Leave G lt B Brovn D eputy Proxznctal Com m zsstoner, A dm ln T A W attb D zstm ct O m cer, A dm ln > R f) F R yland D lstrlct Officer, A dm m M N E vans D lstm ct Om cer, A dm m 'w 55 Lew ls Jones E dueatlon Om cer, E dtzcatton D ept D r C W D avzes M edzcal O ffieel M edlcal D ept ,, M zss M P E Blsshopp Clerk, Secretaltat ., ,, C Cam obell D lstrlet O fllcel A dm m ', y A.
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