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42 NEW VISION, Wednesday, April 4, 2012 CLASSIFIED ADVERTS Croc’s 04.qxd 4/3/2012 4:23 PM Page 3 42 NEW VISION, Wednesday, April 4, 2012 CLASSIFIED ADVERTS LOST OF A LOG BOOK PRAYER THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA EDUCATION NOTICES Motor vehicle T358AEH IN THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE’S IN THE HIGH COURT OF IN THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE'S COURT Mulala Ali-Balikwisha PRAYER TO ST. JUDE COURT OF MENGO AT MENGO UGANDA AT JINJA OF MENGO AT MENGO Adult education (PATRON SAINT OF THE Lost Tel: +255 755 075 895. CIVIL SUIT No 1346 OF 2011 CIVIL SUIT NO. 05 OF 2012 MISCELLAEOUS APPLICATION IMPOSSIBLE AND HOPE- NO. 192 OF 2012. ADULT EDUCATION: KATEREGGA BOSCO 1. ELIZABETH NANTEZA LOST D/P 10368532/1/1 LESS CASES) TO BE SAID (ARISING OUT OF A CIVIL SUIT LOST PASSPORT Primary, Ordinary, WHEN PROBLEMS ARISE OR [PLAINTIFF] 2. EVA BASIIMA MUKASA Gwaidhi Salim No. B0568723 VERSUS 3. BARBRA KIRUSI BWOGI NO. 3445 OF 2011). Advanced levels. WHEN ONE SEEMS TO BE 0779055070/ 0754031312. Name: Alistair Kasoma R.NIRMALA KUMAR T/A SIVA 4. GABRIEL GALABUZI MUKASA KALEMA EDDY [APPLICANT] 0772-843213, 0753-496412, DEPRIVED OF ALL VISIBLE VERSUS Contact: 0773-025000/ BUILDERS LTD [DEFENDANT] (PLAINTIFFS) 0703-997116. HELP, OR FOR CASES VERSUS ACHOL DENIS [RESPONDENT] LOSS OF DRIVER’S Police. To: R. NIRMALA KUMAR ALMOST DESPAIRED OF LICENCE T/A SIVA BUILDERS LTD MUTABAZI STEPHEN ORDER FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE: Learn French "O most holy apostle, St. Jude, (DEFENDANT) Name: Muwanga Herbert LOST NUMBER PLATES SUMMONS IN SUMMARY SUIT THIS MATTER coming this 26th day of ID No. 8206301231133 faithful servant and friend of (Order xxxvi rule 3) & (0. 5 R 18 & 32) SUMMONS TO FILE A DEFENCE March 2012 before HER WORSHIP MAR- for Motor Vehicle YOU WISH TO LEARN Permit No. 10231138/1/1. Jesus, people honor and invoke Whereas the above named plaintiff SUBSITITUED SERVICE GARET AANYU, the Magistrate Grade I of UAF 241B. FRENCH? you universally, as the patron of has instituted a suit against you Mengo Court in the presence of Mr. 0701-704022/0712-971835 To: MUTABAZI STEPHEN MURANGIRA ARTHUR counsel for the Come to Ecole hopeless cases, of things under rule 2 of Order xxxvi of civil LOST DRIVING PERMIT Where as the above named plaintiff Applicant and in the absence of the Name: Halonda Denie francophone de Kampala. almost despaired of. Pray for procedure rules for recovery of LOST NUMBER PLATE has instituted a suit against you Respondent and his counsel. Enock Term begins on: me, for I am so helpless and UGX 35,000,000/= (Shillings Thirty upon the claim the particulars of for Motorcycle 10th April, 2012. Five Million Only) upon the claim IT IS HEREBY ORDERED as follows: Contact 0772-840763. alone. Please help to bring me which are set out in the copy of the 1. The service of the summons in Civil Suit UAD 921D. Tel: 0312-514 349. particulars of which are set out in plaint attached hereto. Permit Number visible and speedy assistance. the plaint. No. 3445 of 2011 be effected onto the Tel: 0753-254358. Web: YOU ARE THEREFORE required 10213700/1/1. Come to my assistance in this Respondent/Defendant by publishing an [email protected] You are required within 10 days to file a defense within fifteen (15) great need that I may receive from the service hereof to apply for advert of the said summons in the daily LOST DRIVER’S PERMIT days from the date of service of the running New Vision Newspaper. LOG BOOK FOR No. 7109111004559 the consolation and help of leave from Court to appear and summons on you in the manner defend this suit. 2. That a copy of the said summons be M/vehicle Reg. No. Name: David Esegu Training heaven in all my necessities, prescribed under 0.9 r. I Civil placed on the Court Notice Board. Should you fail within the said 10 UPA 637C Tel: 0752-555745, tribulations, and sufferings, par- Procedure Rules. 3. That the costs of the application be in the Tel: 0392-941785/Police. TRAINING FOR MEDICAL days to apply for leave, the plaintiff SHOULD YOU FAIL to file a cause. 0776-755745. ticularly (state your request) will be entitled to obtain a decree Laboratory Assistants & and that I may praise God with defence on or before the date men- GIVEN under my hand and the seal of this for the amount of the right claimed tioned, the Plaintiff may proceed Honourable Court the 26th day of March, LOST DRIVING PERMIT LOST NUMBER PLATE Technicians at Bushenyi, you always." "I promise, O in the plaint together with the costs No. 10127982/1/1 Fort-Portal and Wakiso with the suit and judgment may be 2012. FOR Motor Vehicle blessed St. Jude, to be ever of this suit. given in your absence. MAGISTRATE GRADE I Name: Aliobe Jesse campuses. The Principal, UAL 190m mindful of this great favour, to Given under my hand and the seal GIVEN un er my hand and the seal DRAWN & FILED BY: Contact: 0774-557454. Chemequip Medical Contact 0772-842369/ always honour you as my spe- of the Honourable Court this 19th of the Court this 30th day of March, AGABA, MURANGIRA, & CO. ADVOCATES, Police. Laboratory Training School day of March, 2012. 2012. KIRUMIRA TOWERS, PLOT 14, WILLIAM ST, cial and powerful patron, and to 4TH FLOOR, SUITE 07, LOST PERMIT informs "O" and "A" level gratefully encourage devo- C/ MAGISTRATE REGISTRAR P.O. BOX, 4462, KAMPALA. No. 10388438 leavers, that recruitment is tion to you by PUBLISHING Sserwanja William. Transfer going on for Certificates THIS REQUEST. Amen." Say and Diplomas in Medical LOSS OF DRIVING MR KALULE JAMILU, Laboratory Technology. this prayer for 9 days each time. For a collection of more BEMUG STRICT AUCTIONEERS & COURT BAILIFFS PERMIT Report to URA to transfer For more details contact Name: Najjemba Juliet Motor car No. UAK 134U 0772-518281 St. Jude inspirational prayers to Rent/Debt Collectors, Process Servers, Commission Agents, Gov't Auctioneers, Property Managers, High Court Bailiffs, choose from go to: B Plot 47/49 Nkrumah Road, UCA Building, Mezzanine Floor, Suite 105, P.O Box 44, Tel: 346092 Contact 0703-700230. Contact 0777-979-831. 0701-518284 M Fax 256-346092 Kampala (U), Mobile: 0772-425172 / 0772-509053, E-mail:[email protected] 0752-426670 http://www.stjudetvm.com/ SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION/PRIVATE TREATY P.O. Box 5441, Kampala. novena.html# novena INFORMATION SERVICE P.O. Box 377, Bushenyi. (Under the Registration of Titles Act (230) and Mortgage Act 229 & Mortgage Act 2009) EMERGENCY Gulu Hospital: Tel 661. Duly instructed by our client the Registered Mortgagee, we shall proceed to sale by Public Auction/Private Treaty POLICE AND FIRE BRIGADE: Iganga Hospital: Tel. 242022, the property (land & its developments) below under the Mortgage Act Cap. 229 & Mortgage Act 2009 and Deed Ring: 999 or 342222/3. 242045 Code 043 Africa Air Rescue (AAR) 258527, Jinja Hospital: Tel. 122000/1/2/3/4/5, unless the debtor/Mortgagor pays all monies owing (principal and interest) plus our fees, costs and disburse- 258564, 258409. Code 043 ments before the date of sale. ELECTRICAL FAILURE: Ring Kabale Hospital: Tel. 22006. UMEME on185. Kayunga Hospital: Tel 16 Kayunga. PROPERTY FOR SALE: Water: Ring National Water and Kawolo Hospital: Tel 48204, 48206 Sewerage Corporation on 256761/3, Mityana Hospital Tel. 2279, 2014 Land and developments comprised on 242171, 232658. Telephone inquiry: Mityana. Plot 92 Block 369 at Bunkabira, Busiro, UTL-900, Celtel 112, MTN-999, 112 Mubende Hospital: 0464-4004, P.O. FUNERAL SERVICES Box 4, Mubende WAKISO DISTRICT. Kampala Funeral Directors, Bukoto- Kiboga Hospital: Tel 17, 18, 31 (A primary school with administration block (2) classroom Ntinda Road. P.O. Box 9670, St. Paul Nursing Home, Kitgum Kampala. Tel: 0717 533533, 0312 Kololo Hospital Open 24 hrs. Ring blocks, domitory, (2) teachers quarters, (2) teachers 533533. Tel. 231935. ablution block and incomplete block on (3.75 acres). Uganda Funeral Services Gulu Independent Hospital. Plot H/Q 80A Old Kira Road, Bukoto 34/36 Airfield Road. Tel: 0471 32279, Debtor: Katwazi Bashir T/A Katwazi B. Traders. Hotline: 0753 222 222 Email: 041 251690. Open: 24 hours. [email protected] International Hospital: Kisugu Reg’d Prop: Katwazi Bashir. Funeral Home Uganda Limited, Plot Namu-wongo 031-2-200400/505, 041 15/17, 2nd Street Industrial Area. Tel: 340531. CONDITIONS OF SALE: +256 392 961 627, +256 752 934 118 Kibuli Hospital: 24 hrs Tel: 236476/7 Date of sale: 7th May, 2012. Email: [email protected], Paragon Hospital www.funeralhom.co.ug 6A/7A Luthuli 5th Close, Bugolobi Time of sale: 10:00am at our offices above. A-plus Funeral Management 0414 220026, 0414 220028 Price: Subject to a reserve price. Plot 1055 Nsambya Hill Emergency 0717 770000 Tel: +256-414592 410, 0782 482 888 LATE CLINICS Terms of sale: Cheques/bank drafts/Direct transfers. [email protected] MAS Medical & Dental Clinic Viewing: Arrange with us at our office above. AMBULANCE 24 hours service with all specialists St. John Ambulance for First Aid and available. Plot 10 Johnstone Street, NB: The occupants are hereby DIRECTED to vacate from the above mentioned property ambulance services Plot 29 Buganda, Arua Park. Road Telephone 041 230671, Tel: 0414-376638/0701-974408. within 14 days from the date of advert, failure to which we shall evict them forcefully at their 077 503296 E-mail: Nakasero Dental Clinic, Plot 40 costs and embarrassment. [email protected] Kyadondo Road, opp. Nakasero Kim’s Ambulance, 24hrs service. Primary School, before Ddembe FM ARMSTRONG AUCTIONEERS MANAGEMENT Plot 14 Eagen House, Kampala Rd.
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