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Downloaded Fromourwebsite: Notice to Creditors ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority Vol. XCIV, No. 39 Ist JULY, 2016 Price US$2,00 General Notice 106 of 2016. ROAD TRAFFIC ACT [CHAPTER 13:11] Proposed Sale of Abandoned MotorVehicles at V.1.D. Depots IT is hereby notified that the Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Developmenthas, in terms of section 81(3) as read with section 3(8) of the Roads and RoadsTraffic (Rules of the Road) Regulations, 1974, published in Rhodesia Government Notice 308of 1974, that if the motor vehicles and motorvehicle parts, particulars of which are given in the Schedule, are not claimed and removed from the Vehicle Inspection Departmentdepots at Beitbridge, Belvedere (Harare), Bindura, Bulawayo, Chinhoyi, Chiredzi, Chitungwiza, Eastlea (Harare), Gwanda. Gweru, Kadoma, Kwekwe, Marondera, Masvingo, Mutare, Plumtree, Victoria Falls and Zvishavane on or before Ist of September, 2016, they will be sold by the public auction. ' M.E. GUMBIE, 1-7-2016. Acting Secretary for Transport and Infrastructural Development. SCHEDULE ABANDONEDAND ACCIDENT DAMAGED MOTORVEHICLES:V.I. D. BEITBRIDGE (2016) NUMBER REG No. MAKE TYPE CHASSISNo. NAME OF OWNER ADDRESS 1 ACH6113 TOYOTA H/BACK 0368669 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 2 AAY3669 H/MADE LT V000946 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 3 ABI3585 PEUGEOT SEDAN N/SEEN (LOCKED) UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 4 ABW6743 TOYOTA H/BACK 0334865 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 5 ACW3685 MAZDA SEDAN N/SEEN (LOCKED) UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 6 NIL REG PEUGEOT Siw 112834 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 7 ADG2613 NISSAN H/BACK N/SEEN (LOCKED) UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 8 ABGILI5 TOYOTA L/TRUCK N/SEEN (LOCKED) UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 9 ACP0519 NISSAN H/BACK. 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