OFFICIAL GAZETTE of the COLONY and PROTECTORATE KENYA Published Under the Authority of His Excellency the Governor of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya

THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE COLONY AND PROTECTORATE KENYA Published under the Authority of His Excellency the Governor of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya

- - - - - VoI. XXXVI1.-No. 25 NAIROBI, May 21, 1935 Price 50 Cents Registered as a Newspaper at the 6. P. 0. Published every Tuesday

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PAGE ([ovt. Notice No. 363-Arrivals, Departures, Appointments, etc...... 498 I.;ills for introduction into Legislative Council :- Govt. Notice No. 364-A Bill to Amend the Mining Ordinance, 1933 ... , . . ...

,, , I ,, 365-A Bill to Amend the Liquor Ordinance ... . . , ,.. ...

, , f , ,, 366-A Bill to Amend the Civil Procedure Ordinance, 1924 ...... ,, ,, ,, 367-A Bill to Amend the Licensing Ordinance, 1934 ......

jf ,, ,, 368-A Bill to Amend the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance, 1932 ......

7 f , , ,, 369-A Bill to Amend the Native Hut and Poll Tax Ordinance, 1934 ...... 7 , jj ,, 370-A Bill to Amend the King's African Rifles Ordinance, 1932 Glovt. Notice No. 371-Legislative Council Appointment ...... ,, ,, ,, 372-The Local Government (District Councils) Ordinance, 1928-Nomination ...... I, I) ,, 373-Asian Clerical Staff Confirmation Examination-Notice ...... 7 , , , ,, 37PHis Majesty's Birthday-Levee ...... 2 f ,I ,, 375-6-The Mining Ordinance, 1933-Notices ...

), I) ,, 377-The Mohammedan Marriage and Divorce RegistratmionOrdinance, 1906- Appointment ...... Gmeral Notices Nos. 645-683 ......

SUPPLEMENT KENYAPROCLABIATIONS, RULES AND REGULATIONS 4g8 THE OFFTCTAL GAZETTE , ; k? jt # . j) 1,: e 'jjy )

GOVERNMENT N9TICB No. 363 A R RIVALS

Name R From leave or on Date of leaving Date of Date of arrival ank 1st Appointment England Embarkation at M om basa

G. M . Taylor Inspector of Police Leave 1 8th April, 1 935 - 14th M ay, 1 935 R. M . Graham Asst. Conservator of Forests do - 2nd M ay, 1 935 * do J. T. Denwett Stock Inspector, Agric. Dept. do do - do A. J. Poppy Chief Inspector of Police, 1st Appointment do - do Finger Print Bureau J. Stewart Permanent Way Inspector, Leave 1 8th April, 1935 Class 1. K U . R. & H . E. A. Stanley Permanent W ay Inspector, do do Class II, K. U . R. & H . . W . C. Barton Second Engineer Lake Steam - do ers, K. U . R. & H. W . A. Richardson Clerk, Class 1, K. U. R. & H. do 0. K. H olmes Second Officer, Lake Steamers, do K. U. R. & H.

D EPA RTU RES ' Nnme Rank orj jeave or termination o ate oç separutre of appointm ent Dr. A. J. Enzer M edical Oëcer Leave 10th May, 1935 Major T. C. W ells, O.B.E., M.c. Private Secretary to H. E. the Governor do 1 1th May, 1935 Lt. J. F. Mafmab Subaltern, Military Leave pending reversion to do British Unh ' J. G. Leslie Assistant .superintendent of Police Leave do Dr. W . W ilkinson M edical Oocer do do M rs. G. E. Frelslich Clerk, M edical Department do do R. S. Paige Clerk #Treasury do do C. M . D everell District Omcer do 15th M ay, 1 935 Dr. H . D . Tonking Assistant Bacteriologist, M edical Dept. do do L. k. Fisher Accountant, Registrar General's Dept. do do M iss G. P. Riordaq Clerk, Secretariat, Legislative Colzncil and do do ' Native Affairs . . D. V. Bunting Asst. Traffic Supdt., K. U. R. & H . do 11th M ay, 1935 K. C. Strahan Chief M echanical Engineer, K. U. R. & H. do do J. G. Nisbet District Engineer, K. U. R. & H. do do J. A. Orchardson Artisa.n, Class 1, K. U. R. & H. do do W . J. Darling Artisanj Class 1, K. U. R. & H. do do

APPOINTM ENTS. CORRTGENDA, IullrvTExAx'p Rog>m ANrpuoxxr FltAxcls HIJRT (Roya;l lq:lwf; ' s Sruvxx eTc'sIT,ylziI A'fXD-uJ. ' W elch Fusiliers) to be Aide-de-camp to His Excellency 'Weittk' referetwe to Govt. Notiee Ne . 822 appearin the Acting Governor, with effect from the 11th M ay, in Oficial Gazette dated Alay 6, 1935, the followip 1935, 'pic: Ivan Paul Lindsay Cory) eeased to be Aide- ttlarrections slzotlld l:)e m ade : de-camp to H is Exeellency the Acting Gover' nor, with PAIRT 1 7Olq>alclALs. elect from the 11th M ay, 1935. .F1 o ?q '.Bucklel', J'ohn Oswald) .Lietltellant-colllm andel-, R.p KXNyA ANn UGANDA RARwAYS ANo H ARBOVEs. R.N.R. Hssssztl' BLIN S'ron x, Locom otive Superintendent, to 't . 6 ('.ç. ( !--.- ' But.kler, J olln Comm ander, 1't.p' 'be Acting Chief M echanical Engineer, with effect (RE,1?o.)- .) from 11th M ay, 1935, znïce Kenneth Cyprian Strahan proeeeded on leave. PAmr It > U'xovplelArus. H csxa'r STORAR, District Locomotiv'e Superintendent) FIIT. Class 1, to be Acting Locomotive Superintendent, Crisp, Arthur Frederick with efect from 11th M ay, 1935. 1'e(J,(l-.- Crisp, Arthur 'Frederiek Major . REVERSION S. For-- CAZTAIN Guoltf)s Pm Trcnxlio Baowx, Acting Commis- G rieve, George Alexander) sioner of Police, reverted to his substautive rank of ,?.o(t(y-- Assistant Commissioner of Police, with effect from Grieve, George Apdrew. the 13th M ay, 1935. Fo r-- J'wwzEs BRACHER GMEN/ELL I'hcxs, Aêting Assistant Com - Turner, Ralph Beresford, Lieut.-col. (Retd.)) c.wt.6 m issioner of Poliee, reverted to his substantive rank -t?c.fF- ' of Superizitendent pf Police, with' efect from tlle Turner, Ralplz Neresford) Lieut.-col. (Retd.)) c.:u.( l:th M 'ay) 1955. D .S.O. Fo?--- PRELIM IAV RY ORAL SW AHILI EX AM INATION . Asvard, Hamilton Frecleriek, Capta?n (1l,etd.), o.s.# PAss. ?- tl Ll.(l---- M ïss A . M . L. Fussell, Nursing Sister, M edical Depart- Avard: Halzailton Fredel-îek, Captain (Retd.). m ent. Aliss M . M . Johnson, Nursing Sister, M edical Depart- JUXON BARTON, ment. ' ' . : ' ' /o, Acting tlolonl! 8en+ a' M a,y Q1, 1935 TH E OFPICIAL GAZE TTE 499

' ., C olony and Protectorate of Icenya

GOVERNMENT NOTICE N0. 364

H is Excellency the Acting Governor in Council has approved of ihe following Bil1 being introduced into the Legislative Oouncil. J. F. G . TROU GH TON , Acting (lI6TD oj fh6 Legislatire Conncil. A B ill to A m end the M ining O rdinance, 1983. BE IT ENACTED by the G overnor of the Colony of K ellya, with the advice and consent of the L egislative Council thereof , a's follows :- 1. Tlzis Ordinance may be cited a: the Afining (Amend- Short title. ment) ordizlance, 19:35, and shall be read as one with the M ining ordinance, 19::, as amended by tlae Mining (Amend- No. 61 of 1933. ment) ordinance, 19t?4, hereinafter togvther referrecl to as the No. 43 of 1934. Principal ordïnance. 2 . Tlae Princïpal Ordînance 5s hereby am ended by the Anlendment of i srsejpaj nsertion therein of the following new section to be num beretl ordmanee. 69A ; ' 469.4. (1) Tn any dispute adjudicatecl upon by the Power to warden under the provisions of section 65 of this Ordin- award costs. ance or adjudicated upon by the Commissioner on appeal from the wttrden under section 69 of this Ordinance the warden or the Oomm issioner, ab the case m ay be, m ay awarcl costs to the successful party. (Q) The S'upreme Coul-t shall, by rule, prescribe the scale 'of' co'sts which may be awarded under the provisions of this section. ' '

OBJEOTS AND REASON S. D oubtb have arisen as to tlle powers .of the warden and the Com m issioner to award costs in cases heard by them under the provisidns of the Ordiflancek ' ' This Bill clarifles the position and gives them such powers. N o additiönal expenditt'a'e of ' public m oneys will be involved' if ' the pl-ovisions of this Bill becom e law . %(#) Tkà o>nyqclkt (E4à' ZETTE 'Mky Qj', 1jt5

Section 6 of tlle Principal Ordinance which it is pro- m sed t,o repeal : Exemption 6. The provisions of section 5 of this Ordinance shall not frol!l PrO- ) to the owner or occupier of land distilling wine or hibltion of 2PP y distilling. spirituous liquôr from the grapes or fruits 'grown on such lancl for his own use. Section 8 of the Principal Ordinance which it is prom sed to am end : Fees to be 8. For or in respect of licences granted or renewetl or opfa i1ql c ein creess. pect trans j et. s or. u relrltwajs or privileges allowed to the höltlere of licences under and in. term s of this Oriliha'nce thëz'e bhall be paid t,o the district comm issioner the. fees set out in the Sehedule hereto. . . . ' ' .

M ay 21, :1.9' 35 THE OFFTG AL GAZE'T TE 501 . . -----. - .. . . ------.. . ------.. $ ' 7 L'

G4a R NM. :x'r Norm : No. 365 H is E xcellency the Acting G overnor in Couneil has approved .of the following. Bill being introduced into the Legislative Council. J. F . G . TR OUG H TON , Actipg Clerk oj the fz6gfdliltfm: Colmcil. A B ill to A m end the Liquor O rdinaaco, 1984. BE IT EN ACTED by the Governor of the Colony of K enya, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Oouncil thereof , ae follows :- ' 1.. This Ordinance may be cited as the Liquor (Amend- Short title. ment) Ordinance, 1935, and shall be read as one with the Liquor Ordinance, 1934, hereinafter referrecl to as the Principal No. 6: of 19a4. Ordinance. 2. The Principal Ordinattce is hereby am ended by insert- Amendpept ùf ipg therein im m ediately after section 2 thereof , the following otlrzetk sPztarulnecezpal , . new section : d 'QA. Nothing in this Ordinance relating to the appli- Certyip cation for or the holding of licences shall apply to the nPorOt VtISt?I OaIIpSply m aster of any ves6el in any harbour of the Colony, other t0 shllàs In th coastal an a hazbour on an inlanl water of the Colony, in respect harbours. of the sale on board such vessel to any passenger therein or to any officer or m em ber of the? crew of such vessel, of liquor for consum ption in such vessel. ' ' 8. Section 6 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby Repeal of section 6 of repealed. the Prilwipal Ordinance.

4. Section 8 of the Principal Ordinance is hereb-v am ended Amsndment of by inse < , , sectlon 8 r. ting therein, between the w ord $ out and the word of th: d 'in' ' in the fourth line thereof , the words < $in thie Oldinance Pritl lpgl olftmance. af nd''. . 50Q THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE May Q1, 1935 . . . . -- - .- - - - . . .., ...... : J-..a u . -..,- .. - . u

S ection 10 of the Principal Ol'dinance which it is 'proposed to am end : Varieties of licence, 10. T.u regard to licences granted uuder this Ordiuance the following defnitious and provisicms ehall apply : W holesale ' (1) . ((d) A W holesale Liquol- Licence shall ttuthozize the licence. holdezr to sell and deliver li. quor of one trade description in quantities .of not less than two gallons, if in cask, or 'in not'less than twelve l'eputed quart bottles or twenty-fpm' reptlted pint b ottles to be delivered

at one tim e lo one person to be cortsum etl. elsewhere than on the prertlises. (b) Such liqence, may be issued to an individual or to a cornpany or partnerslzip when two or m ore persons carry on a business as a colllpany or partnership in th e sam e prem iees. H otel liquor (c) An H otel Liquor Licence. shall authorize the sale- licence. (i) to a lodger on the premises, of liquor for his own ccmstzmption olj the prem ises on any day at any hour ; '

t'o a lodger on the prem ises , of liquor for the consum ption on the prem ises by the guests of such lodger between the. hours of 10 a.m . and 1.; midnight : Provided that the sale of liquor to sucll gueet shall ntlt be authorized between tlae hours of 11 p.m . ancl 12 m idnight. unless such liquor is requ'ired for consum ptîon at a? m eal to be consum ed (m the prem ises. (b) No such licence shall be granted unless it is 'pm vetl to the satisfaction of the llcensing court that the premises affot'd reasonable acctxnm odation for visitors and are provided with proper sanitary arrangem ents, (c) Nothing in this section containecl shall preveut the grant or renew al of a general retail liquor licence as well as an hotel liquor licence. to the keeper of an hotel. ' l Restayr. ant or (3 ) A Eestaurant or Café Liquor Licence shall, save as Cafl hquor licence. herein provided, authorize the sale of liquor by retail on any day between the hours of 10 a.m . and 12 midrtight to pekrsons taking m eals in the re%taur- aut or café irl respect of which such licence has been grantei, t.o be constzm ecl at such meals : Provided that, in the case of Sundays' 'Good Friday an4 )q ay 21' y 1935 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE (03 . L '. ' .

5. S'ection 10 oî the Principal Ordinazzce is hereby Amendment oî amen d ed Eotlt'lon 10 of th: (1) (J) by renumbering sub-section (1) (aj thereof as sub- Pthr.citr nlapnaele- section (1) ; (lp) by insertiug therein, between the worll $ tholder' ' and the word < Sto' ' in the second line of sub-section (1? (tz) thereof , the wortl t dthereof ' ' ; (c) by deleting the full stop at the erld of sub-section (1) (a) thereof and by adding tlze words ' fspecified in such licence. ' ' inlm ediately after the wortl é fprem ises' ' in the last liue of that eubsection ; and (d) by deleting paragraph (b) of sub-section (1) thereof ; (2) (a) by substitutizag the, words t dholder tbe' reof to sell on the premises specified therein' ' for the word f (sale' ' in the first line of sub-section (Q) (c) thereof ; (è) by substituting the wol'd ' 'such'' for the word f ftlte'' in the flrst line of paragrap'h (i) and in the fiz'et line of paragraph (ii) of sub-section (Q) (tz) thereof ; and (c) by cleleting the worcl ' dof ' ' in the first line èf paragraph (i) and irl the flrst line of paragraph (ii) of sub- section (Q) (a4 thereof ; (3) by substituting the words ' 'holder thereof to sell' ' for the words ''sale of '' in the second line .of sub-section (3) , in the seeond line of sub-section (4) , in the second line of sub-section (6) and in the secontl line, of sub- section (8) (a) thereof ; (4) by inserting the words ; dby the holde,r thereof ' ' between the word ' 'sale' ' and the word d 'on' ' which occur respectively in the secionfl and tlkird lines of sub-section (5) thereof ; (5) by substituting a full stop for thq çolon after the word ç fissued' ' in the :1th line of sub-sectl( on ('7) (tz) thereof and by deletiug the proviso to that sub-section ; (6) (tz) by inserting the word ' fthereof ' ' immediately after the wtlrd t dholder' ' in the eeccmd line of slzb-section (10) (tz) , in the seconcl line of sub-section (1Q) (J) and in the secorld line of sub-section (14) (c) thereof : (t?) by inserting the brackets and words d ' (other than at the prem ises specifed in such general retail liquor licence) ' ' between the word ê dplace' ' and the word d $of ' ' ip tlae tlaizd lin: of sub-section (10) (tz) thereof ; 504 TH E OFFICIAL GAZET. TE V. . 4# 21 , 1935 ' - *P ...... --

Christm as D ay the l'ollowing laours shall be the hours durillg which the sale of such liquor shall be authorized : In f/z6 Colony /J Kenya : dundays and Good Fridays . .. 1.Q noon to Q.30 p.m. and 6 p.m . to 9 p.m . Christm as D ay 12 noon to 3 p.m . and 6 p.m . to 11 p-m . In the Prot 6càtvtzftl oj zfckzptz : Sundays and Goocl Fridays . . . 1.1 a.m . to 1.80 p.m . antl (, p.m . to 9 p.m . Chrietm as D ay 11 a.m . to 2 p.m . and ' 6 p-m . to 11 p.m . M a1t liquor (4) A M alt Liquor Licence sllall, save as herein pzovided, licence. authorize the sale of aler beer, porter, cider, perry ancl hop beer to be consum etl ozl the prem iseB specified in the licence on any day between the hours of 10 a.m . and 11 p.m . : Provided that, in the case of Sundays; Good Friday and Christm as Day, the following hours shall be the hours during w hich the sale of such ale, beer, porter, cider, llerry and hop beer shall be authorized :-

In the Colony o.f .Jf.6?z#J : Sundays anf1 Good Fridays . .. 12 noon to 2.30 p.m . and 6 p.m . to 9 p.m . Christm as D ay 12 noon to 3 p-m . and 6 p.m . to 11 p.m . In fh6 Proteetorat e oj Kenya : Sundays and Good Fridays . . . 11 a.m . . to 1.30 p.m . and 6 p.m . to 9 p.m . Chrietm as D ay 11 a.m . to 2 p.m . and 6 p-m . to 11 p.m . ' .day Q1, 19O TR E 0. PFICIAL GAZETTE ' 4* .

(7) (a) by insertirlg the commas and the words T< , subject to such restrictions and conditions as the district commissioner m ay see fit to im pose,' ' between the word < tshall' ' and the word f fauthorize' ' in the. fourth- line of sub-section (16) (a4 thereof ; and (b) by inserting the words d 'on the. premises specified in such tem porary licence' ' between the wortl $ 'liquol'' ' arlcl the. dash in the fif th line of sub-section (16) (* thereof ; and (8) by adding thereto, immediately after sub-section (19) thereof , the following new sub-section- ç < (Q0) (c) A licence issued under thiB Otdinance to Licences to a body corporate shall be issued to the secretary, corpora uous. or to the m anager, of such body cotporate. (t?) No transfer of any such licence shall be necessary upon any change of hiolder of the offtce of secretary or m anager of such body corporate, but any person for the tim e being holding such ol ce shall be entitled to the privileges granted by, and shall be stzbject to the duties and liabilities im posed upon the holder of , such licence.'' 506 TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE M ay Q1, 1935 3 ' z . . . ' . : ' . t . '; ). . (. --è- --(J' . ' r ' . '. : ' . r . I ' . u

55 ine (5) Save as is provided in this sub-section a W ine M er- Alerchant's and Grocer's chant 's and Grocer's Licence shall authorize the sale licence. on the prem ises therein specifletl antl for consum p- ' tion elsewhere than on such prem ises on any tlay between the hours of 6 a.m . antl 9 p.m . of not lesg than one reputed quarter-pint bottle securely corked and stoppered : Provicled that, in auy m unicipality , township or Ne. 24 of 1925. area to which the Shop Hburs Ordiuance, 1925, has been appliedy unless the prem ises in respect of which such licence has been granted are used solely for the purm se of the sale of intoxicating liquor , euch licence shall authorize such sale only between the hours of 6 a.m . and 6 p.m . : Provided further that notwithstanding the Nn. 24 of 1925. provisions of the Shop H ours Ordinance, 1925, it shall be lawful for the holder of such licence to sell such liquor on Sundays, Gtlo'il lfrlday and Christ- m as D ay between the hours of 9 a.m . ancl 12 noon- Genel'al (6) A General Retail Liquor Lîcence shall, save as herein Retall liquor licenee. provided, authorize the sale of liquor in any quantities otl the prem ises therein epecifie/d on any day between the hours of 10 a.m . ancl I.Q m idnight for consumption on or olï the prem ises : Provided that, in the case of Sundays, Gootl Friday aqncl Christm as D ay , the following hours shall be the hours during which the sale of such liquor shall be authorized :- ln fh: Colony of A'ezn.?/l, : Sundays antl Good Fridays . . . 1.2 noon to 2.30 p.m . antl 6 p.m . to 9 p.m . Cltristm as D ay 12 noon to 3 p.m . and 6 p.m . to 11 p.m . Tn, Lhe P'rof ectlwate OJ Kenya : Sunclaye and Gootl Fridays. . . 11 a.m . to 1.30 p.ul . and 6 p.m . to 9 p.m . Christm as Day .11 a.m . to Q p.m . and 6 p.m . to 1. 1 p.m . '' ..k1ay 21, 1935 TH E OFW CIAL G'AZETTE ô07

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Provided further that uotwithstanding the provisions of this sub-section the sale of liquor between the hours of 11 p.m . and 1Q m idnight shall not be authorized except for consum ption at a m eal to be consumetl on the prem ises. Clnb liquor licence. (7) (aj A Proprietary or M embers' Club Liquor Licence shall authorize the sale and supply of liqqor in any quantity to the m em bers of the clt'b at any tim e for consum ption on the prem ises in respect of which it has been issued : Provided that no place of accom - modation, entertainm ent or refreshment shall be cousidered to be a club where persons other than m em bers or the invited guests of m em bers al-e allowed entry or accomm odation, or where persous other than m em bers are charged. or permitted to pay for any refreehm ent or accom m odation they m ay obtain therein. (b) Every club licence shall be issuetl to the proprietor, secretary or m anager of the club. No transfer of any such licence shall be necessary um n any change of any such proprietor, secretary or m anager, but the person for the tim e being holding any such oëce shall be entitle; to the privileges granted by ihe licence and shall be subject to the duties and liabilities imposed upon the holder thereof . Itailway (8) (aj A Railway Station Liquor Licence shall authorize Ftation liquor licence. the sale of liquor by z-etail at any railway station refreshm ent room or other railway prem ises nam ed in such licence to bona litle passengers travelling by irain or lawfully usizlg the railway prem ises for raîlw ay purposes. (b) An applicant for a Railway Station Liquor Licence m ust produce a written recom m emdation from the manager of the railway that such licence. be grante; or renewed to such applicant. Theatre liquor (9) A Theatre Liquor Licence shall authorize the holdet licence. thereof to sell (in any building a m rtion of which is used as a place of entertainment) by retail, on any day at such hours between the hours of Q p.m . and 1û m idnight as the entertainm ent m ay continue, !5Tà# 21, 1935 TI'I'E OFFIOTAL GAZETTX $(%

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to mem bers of the sta; or' the theatre and to m em bers of the audience, ttt, and to the pem form ers in such entertainm ent, liquor for consum p- ticm on the prem ises in respect of which the, licence has been granted. Tenlporary litlhor licenee. (10) (c) A Temporary Liquor Licence shall authorize the holder, being also a holder of a general retail liquor licenceq to sell liquor by retait Ikt any place of recreation or public am usem ent .or other assem bly for the periocl during which such recreation or amusement continues, subject to such restrictions and conditions as the district comm issioner authorizing the issue of th& licence. m ay think flt. (bj No certificate from a licensing court shall required in respect of the grant of such licence. (c) The licence shall specify fhe. name of the' applicant, the p'lace for which such tem porary licence is granted the num ber of days and the hours during which the sale thereunder is authorized and such restrictions arld conditions as the district com m issioner m ay im pose : Provided that the number of days m entioned in such licence shall not exceed three. (#) The oficer issuing the licence shall give, notice to the police offscez- in charge of tlae district în whiclt the place for which stzch licence has been granted ifs situate of the grant of any tem porary liquor licence and the particulars thereof .

iIilrewer's (11) (J) A Brewer's Liquor Licence shall authorize the fjuor licmnce. holder thereof to m anufaettlre m alt liquor and to sell stzch liquor by wholesale, only. (b) The provisions of stzb-section (1) of this section shall apply m ntalh v t#l,zlztN.ç to such licence.

Swamslng (1:) (tz) A Steam ship Liquor Licence shall authorize the l Ifpor licence. holcler to sell any liquor on board a steam ship plying on Lake V ictoria or on other inland waters. (b) A Steamship Licence. shall specify the steamship in respect of which it is issued and shall be valicl only on tbat steam ship. Afay 21, 198$ THE 'OFW G AL GAZETTE $11 *** . . '' , ...... J. . . . . m-..a...v- l . . .. . : . .) l -. -.1

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(c) No liquor shall be sold uuder stlch licence when the steam ship in respect of which it is issuecl îs in lxa't , except to the. passengers c.n such steam ship and to the m embers of the crew of such steam ship. Canteep lzquor lzcepce. (1.3) (a) A Canteen Liquor Licence shall authorize tlae sale of liquor by retail on any prem iees set apart as a canteeu, club , institute, m ess, or other sim ilar izastitution f or the use of m em bers only of H is Majesty's Navy, His Majesty's Army, the Royal Air Force, the King's African Eifles or the K enya Police Force, the K enya D efence Force. and the K enya N aval Volunteer Reserve. Such licence shall authorize the sale of liqcor to m em bers only of the canteen , club, institute, m ess or other sim ilar institution for consum ption on the licensed prem ises only. (b) T/ a district commissioner is satis:ed that tlze profts derived by any such canteen, chzb , înstitute, m ess or other sim ilar institution from the sale of liquor a're devoted solely to the benefits of the funds of such canteen , club , iustitute, m ess or other similar institution, he m ay, notwithstancling the provisions of this Qrdinance, issue a Canteen Liquor Licence free of charge. (c) A district eommissioner may, without requiring the certifcate of any 'licensirlg court, sssue a Canteen Liquor Licence. or a Cam p Canteen Tuiquor Licence , to such person a,s the. offcer eomm anding the force or regim ent in respect of which the licence, is l'equil-etl shall nom inate. Railway Rostaarazit (14) (a) A Railway Restaurant Car Liquor Licence shall Car liquor authorize the holder to sell any liquor (m a railway licence. restaurant car. (!?) Such licence shall be necessary in respect of each restaurant car. (c) No liquor shall be soltl under such licence except to passengers travelling by the. train to which such restaurant car is attached. Cam p Canteen (15) A Camp Canteen Liquor Licence shall be valid for liquor licence. the. duration of a training camp held under the pro- . No. 12 of 1.9% . visions of the Defence Force Ordinance, 1927, or M ay 21, 1935 TH E OFFIOIAL GAZETTE 513 $14 TH E OTT IOIAL GAZETTE M ay Q1, 1985

for seven days, whichever period is the shorter, and shall authoTize the sale of liquor at the cam p for consum ption in the cam p. Temporary (16) (tt) A Temporary Extension Licence may he granted Extenslon lieenee. by a district com m issioner to tlze holder of a General R etail Liquor Licence or of a Restaurant or Café Liquor Licence and shall atzthorize the sale of liquor- (i) in respect of any day, othex than a Sunday or G'oocl T'riday, between the hours of 11 o'clock at night antl ià o'clock in the morning on any particular day speciûetl therein ; (ii) In respect of a Sunday, between the hours of 9 o'clock ancl 11 o'clock at night. (b) No such licence shall be grantetl in respect of a Good Friday. (c) For the purposes .of sub-paragraph (i) of paragraph (c) of this sub-section f dday' ' m eans any period of twenty-four hours ending at 6 o'clock in the m orn- ing. Proyision of (17) No licence which authorizes the sale of any liquor for sanltary arrangem enta oonsumption on the prem ises shall be granted by on premises. any licensing court, or in the case of' a temporary liquor licence by any .'district com m issioner unless it is proved to the satisfaction c.f such licensing court or of such district com missiorLer, as the case m ay be, that the prem ises are provided with l'l'oper sanitary arrangem ents. sale during (18) Nothing in this section contained shall be construetl 121 mp.imdz.t igtoh t to mean that the holder of a, Restaurant or Café permisszon pot Liquor L icence, chr a General Retail L iquor Licence Compulsory. shall be com pellecl to sell liqoar between the heurs of 11 p.m . and 1.Q midnight, ()r, in the case of the holder of an H otel Liquor Liceuce, that the, holder theeeof shall be compelàed to sell liquor t() a lodger on the premises for the consum ption by the guests of such lodger between such hours. Iaicence to (19) Notwithstanding' the provisions of the Licensing' inchde Sale ordinance of tobaeco. , 1933, or of any Ordinance am ending' or replacing' tlle sam e, eivery liquor licence granted under the provisions of this Ordinance shall M ay Q1, 1935 TH E OPFICIAL GAZETTE * ô15 authorize the holdel- of such licence to sell, during the hours during wlaich the sale of liquor is autlzor- ized under such licence, cigars , cigarettes, tobacco and m atches.

Section 11. of the Principal o. rdinance whicll it is pro- p'osed to am end ;- Apl?ointment 11. (a) The Governor may appoint in and for any Of hfensing licensing az'ea a licensing cotxrt for the consideration and deter- krotlrts . m ination of applications for or relating to the granting, renewal or transf er of licences for the sale of intoxicating liquor and for the rnanufacture of m alt liquor within such licensing area. (b) Every licensing couzt so appointed shall consist of not m ore than seven and not less than three persons residing in such licensing area : Provided that , where in any licensirlg area there is estab- lished a M unicipal Council or a M tm icipal Board, one of the m em bers of the licensing court for such are,a shall be a m em ber of such M unicipal Oouncil or Board who shall be appointed by the Gtwernor with the approval of such M unicipal Oou,ncil or Board. Section 14 of tlle lh'ï ncipal Ordinance which it, is proposed to anteud :

. 'When meet- 14. A jtleetillg of' tlte licensillg (tt) ttf-t oj.len (o t11('j public ings to be held. sitall l)e l).e1 d in. eacll licensing area f')11 tlle secoud lkl-ollday in tlle nnonths ()f' Jtlne antl Decelàlllel' i I'l eacll year , :,t such plttce or place's a,s t l1e (Ioverllor èlllay a'ppoint , J?tll' t'lle l'lurpose 01. considering a,ll appls catioln s f'tlt' tal'l e gl'anting , re'l lewal , t'rarl s-

f er 0l' rezuo val of any 1 ice nce for ()t. i'l't t'esl' .nect. of Nvll i (rl'1 not ice in accordallee 'arith tlle pt-ovision s of t 1) i s Or dinaltce llas been 'iven.

GPowez- of tz'o. (1-) If through alày actcid ent .01- olalission anytlling reocvuyfryn or to require'd by this Ordinance to be done is om itted to be done or Om j ssRz' ons is not done witllin tlae tim e flxed , tl'le Governor m ay order all ?apnede ioarl dmereet- such steps to be taken as m ay be necessary to rectify any sucll PZS ?f error or omission alad m ay validate anything which m ay have cllocuernbs. mg been irregularly done in m atter ok- form , so that the intent and purpose o.f this Ordinance m ay have effeet. Tl)e Governor m ay, if he. thinks llt, alstl a'lthorize tlne holding of a specbal m eeting of any licensing court. 6. Section 11 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby Anlqndment sf am ended by add i ng' a t tlle end of the proviso thereto tlle Seetlfpn 11 Of the lorkrjejpal following additional proviso : Ordinance. t d1? rovided further that a mem ber of a, licensing court wllo is a m em ber of any such M unicipal Council or M unicipal Board shall not, in any case where the M unicipal Council or M unicipal Boarcl of which he is a, m em ber opposes any application before such licensing court, adjudicate upon such applièatiou.''

7. Section 14 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby Amîndment of am ended by substituting' i n the third line thereof the words Seotlon 14 of tlaq $ fllay and Novem ber ' ' for the words ' 'June and Decem ber' ' . Prizqclpal ()z.d-l nance.

8. Sub-section (2) of sectiozl 20 of the Principal Ordin- Alnqndment of ance is hereby am ended by deleting therefrom the words ( ç onj y ssctlon 20 (2) of tke until the close of its next ordinary m eeting' ' and by substitut- Principal ing for such words d d until the thirty-flrst day of D ecem ber of Ordirtanoe. the year in which it is granted' ' . 518 TH E OFFIOIAL GAZETTE M a Q1, 1935

(2) Any licence granted at any special lueeting of the liceusîng court shall continue in force only until the close of its next ordinary m eeting. Section 22 of the Principal Ordinauce which it is groposetl to amend : APPLICATIONS FO11 LICENOES . W hen aqplica- 2i!. (1) Any person who deeires to obtain a licence for tion for hcence to be m ade. tlle sale of liquor under this Ordinance (save and except whez-e otherwise pxovided for) or the removal of any licence from the licensed prem ise,s to any other prem ises in the sam e district, or trhe transfer of a licence by the holtler thereof to any other person, sllall m ake application in writing to the district com - m issioner of the district wherein a qicensîng court is a'ppointed to be held before. t'he twenty-ffth day of April or the twenty- fifth day of October, as the case m ay be, setting forth his full name and addrees, the full names of his partlaers (if any) , the nature or description of the licence z'equired to l)e obtained 'or transferred, as the case may be, the number or names (if auy) of tho house antl the street or roa,d where the 'business is intended to be oll is carried on, or, in the case of the transfer of a licence, the nam e of the person to whom the sam e is desired to be transferred : Provided tlaat where any application as aforesaid through inadvertence is not m ade in due tim ey the district com m issioncr m ay, if he thinks fit, accept such application for the consideration thereof by the licensing court at the next meeting or any adjournment thereof on paym ent of such sum , not exceeding orle hundred and flfty shilliugs, as he, m ay im pose, anJ upon sueh term s a,s to notice as he m ay pl-escribe. Every application for a licence shall laear a stam p of ten shillings affixed by the applîcant and caneelled by the district com m issioner. Por the purposeB of this sub-eection an application for a R ailw ay R estaurant Car Liquor Liclnce shall be m ade to the District Com m issioner, Nairobl, antl for this purpose d'the oourt'' shall mean the court for the licensing are,a within which N airobi is situate. (Q) In the case of an application for the renewal of a licence no notice nced be given, but no suc,h application shall be cousidered by the licensing court unlees such application i:

p adç op the- flrst day of the m eeting of such court . ! V ty 21, 1935 TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE 519

9. Section tlze Principal Ordinance hereby sAenetlrtonnd m2g2nt cl am.sndetl- of thq (1)by substituting the word ( 'M arch' ' for the word OPrcilnirczapuacle. < 'April' ' in the eighth line of sub-section (1) thereof and by substituting the word d ' S'eptem ber' ' f0r the word < 'Octobèr'' in the nintll line of that sub- section ; (2) by deleting' paragraph (7z) of sub-section (4) thereof and substituting therefor the following paragraph- ' ' (1?) that a register of ordinary, honorary and tem- Porary m embers is kept.' ' (3' ) by adding thereto, inlmediately after sub-section (5) thereof , the following new sub-section :- ' ' (6) Any person, being the holder of a llcence Clillange of issued to him under the provisions of thie Ordinance cence. , who desires, in lieu of obtaining a renewal of his existing licence, to obtain a liquor licence of a diferent description shall apply as if he were not the holder of a licence under this Ordinance and the provisions of this Ordinance relating to applications for ancl the grant of new licences shall apply to such application : Provided that if the Court refuses to grant his application for such licence of a diFerent description, his applicaticm shall at his request be deem e'd and taken to be an applicatiou for a renewal of hi8 existing licence-'' 5Q0 2-2 7 -2 I J 7 TJ'J: O' FFIOIAL GAZE'TTE May Q1, 1935

(3) Any person who desires to obtaiu a licence under the provisions of which the sale of liquor for consum ption on the premises will be authorizetl shall, in addition to com plying with the requizements of sub-section (1) of this section, at the same. tim e subm it a plan of the prem ises in I'espect of which the application is m ade : Provided that, if such premises have already been licensed and the application is m atle for a lvnewal or transfer of the lice.zace, it shall not be obligatory oza the applicant ttl subm it such plau unless the licensing cout't m ay so ortler. (4) Tn the case of an application for a Proprietary or M em bôrs' Club Licence the applicant shall, in adiition to the other requirem ents of this sectiou, furnish a statutory dcclara- tion to the effeèt--l (aj that the club is mauaged by a committee of its m em bers ; that such comm ittee holds regular m eetings of which proper minutes are kept ; (c) that only members of the club (including bona fide honorary, temporary arld reciprocity membexs) are permittqd to pay for aocom m odation or refreshm ent supplied therein ; (dj that no ordinary member of the club is elected less thau fourteen days af ter noznination or without his nam e having been screened on the club prem ises for at least seven days ; (:) that the election of such lnembers is either by a èom mittee, or by a1l m em bers? of the. club : provided that tho rules of the club m ay disqualify from voting any m em ber in arrears with any paym ent due to the club ; (j) that no person resident within ten miles of the club houso is eligible for honorary or temporaty m ember- ship of the elub for m ore ihan one unbroken periocl in any one, year, save where- . (i) such eligibility is, în terms of the rules of the club, granted by reason of such person holding som e pcblic or religious ofûce or being a bona flde candidate for mem bership ; or (ii) by Tesolution of the 'club ctlmmittee such person is allowed the prfvileges of tem porary m em bership by virtue of his engagement in any m atch or com petition organized by tlle club com m ittee : May 2J, 4935 T4E OFFICTAL QAZETTE 521 5Q2 TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE M ay 21 ' '' , 1935 . ' ' ' ......

Provided that in the case of a eports club a person paying a green or playing fee m ay be granted the privileges of temporary m em bership for the period covere; by such fee ; (r?) thatproper accounts are kept ; and (J0 that a register of ordinary members antl of honorary m em bers alltl reciprocity m em bers is kept. Mlicemncbee rfso' r club (5) (a) Ayl application for a members' club licence in 1% 5. respeet of the year 193 5 by a m em bers ,club form ed before and in existence on the thirty-flrst day of December, 1934, shall be m ade in accordance with the provisions of this eection before the twenty-fifth day of April, J 93 5, and if the grant of a licence is approved by the licensing court such licence shall be issued with reirospective eiect to the flrst day of January, 1935. (b) Between the flrst day of J'anuary, 1935, antl a date to be fixed by the 'Governor by notice in the Gazette (which date shall be as soon as p'ossible aftèr the sitting of the licensing court in J'une , 1935) a membere' club form ecl before and in exisfence ozz the thirty-first day of Decem ber, 1934, shall be (leem etl to. be in possession of a m em bers' club licence. Section 26 of the Principal Ordinance' which it is propcsed to am end :- Obbjections, 26. (1) A11 objections to the grant or renewal of a licence OW to be slw ll be m ade in writing to the district com missioner of the made. district wherein a licensing court is appointed to be held ; and, where the objection is to the renewal of a licence, notice thereof etating the reason for such objectiorl shall be given to

the applicant personally or b.y m eons of a. registered letter by the person or persons objecting at least ten Jays before the hearing of the application by the licensing court. (2) A licensing court may hear an objector to the grant or renewal of a licence notwithstanding that such objector has not sent his objection to such district commissioner : Provided that in such case, the court shall, if the applicant so dem ands, adjourn the heazing oî the application for at least ten days. (3) (p,) Every applicant for a new licence shall, save as herein pro.viclei, appear in person before the licensing court and shall prove to the, satisfaction of such licensing court that there is a real necessity for the, provision being m ade for the sale of intoxicating' liquor in the particular locality in which the prem iseB, in I'espect of which the application is m ade, are yituate. Sucll applicant m ay bo c>lled upon by the cpurt. t.() M ay 21, 198: TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE 5Q3 * ?. ... ' k -- L -' -

10. Section 26 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby Amqndment of am entled by renum bering the two last sub-sections tllereof SBCt1On 26 , of the which are numbered (3) and (4) , as eub-section (4) and (5) Prineipal rtopectively. ovdiriallpee answer on oatll such questiorls as it m ay tllink necessary : Provided that it shall be lawf ul for the applicant and any applicant for rem oval, transfer .or renewal of a licence to be represented at the hearing .by an advocate. (b) The licensing court may, however, require the attendance of the person applyiug for the renewal of a licence or the responsible m anager of the prem ises in respect of which the. licence is applied for, and m ay call upon such person or m anager to answer on oath such questions as the court m ay think necessary and relevant to the inquiry at issue. (3) Arly objector to the grant or renewal of a licence may appear personally before. the licensing court or m ay be repre- sentetl by an advocate. (4) The council or board of any municipality may, by writing under the hantl of the chairm an thereof , authorize any person to appear before the licensing court f()r the. purpose of objecting on behalf of the inhabitants to the grant or renewal of a lieence within the area .of such m unicipality.

Section 27 of the Principal Orclinance which it is proposed to am enë :- court mqy 27 . The licensing couzt m ay refuse to grant or to remew refuse to a licence, or may grant or renew a lieence subject to such rgernaenwt oar conditions, not repugnant to the provisions .of this Ordinanceg, licence. as it m ay deem fit, and such conditions shal'l be embodied in the licence : Provided tllat a collrt shall only refllse to renew a licence when it is proved to its satisfacticm that- (c) the holder the.reof has been conyicted of an orence against the provisions of this Ordinauce ; or the holder thereof llas hacl a sentezlce of im prisonm ent im posed upon him for the com m ission of som e crilne or o.ffence (not of a political character) without the option of a ftne and who has not received a full pardon therefor ; or (c) the business is conducted in an improper manner ; or (d) that the conditions upon which the licenco (in respect of which the application for renewal has been made) was granted have not been satisfactorily fulfllle; : 11. Section :7 of tlle Principal Ordinance is hereby Azosndment of sectzon :'; am ended of th: ( 1) by tleleting the sixsh aud sevezAth lines thereof and Princlpal ordyziamce. substituting therefor the following : ' 'Provided that a Gmrt may only zefuse t.o the llolder of a licence tlle renewal of such licence when it is proved to the satisfaction of the court that ' ' (2) by snbstitutiptg the wolads ' 'involving m oral turpitude and not of a political character' ' for the words t dnot of a politscal claaracter' ' îrl the twelfth line thereof ; antl (:$) l)y addilqj, ?' thereto, immediately after paragla@ph (d) thereof, the following rtew paragraph $ ; (c) that the premiees in which the business of such holder is cal'ried on are not in a pfoper state of repair or do not comply with the reasonable requirem ents of the M edica;l Offlcer of H ealth and tlaat the owner of the prem ises or the holder of the licence refuse's or is unable to give satisfactory

guarantees that the necessary. repa.i rs will be carrietj out witlnin a tim e specifled by the court : ' ' 526 TH E OPW CIAL GAZETTE M ay Q1, 1935

Provide; flzrther that the licensing court m ay only refuse to grant or to renew a Proprietory Olub Liquor Licence or a Afem bers' Club Liquor Licence on the following grounds- . ((z) that the proprietor, manager or secretary of the ctub has been convictetl of an ofence against this Ordin- ance ; or (à) that the rules of the club do n'ot conform to the requirements Bpeeifietl in sub-section '(4) of seetion QQ of this Ordinance ; or (c) that the ruleB specifted iu sub-section (4) of sedion QQ of this Ordinance are habitually contravened by the club or any m ember thereof . Section 30 of the. Principal Ordinance which it is proposecl to amend : CAsEs IN wHlcn LlcENcEs CANNOT BE GaANTED os TaANSFEaRED. wkert grant 30. It shall not be com petent for the 'ticensing coul't to Sdhisaalll obwe ed. C.rant a new licence when any of the following objections are proved to its satisfaction :- (j.) That the applicant is of bad fame of- bacl character or of drunken habits, or has proviously forfeitecl a licence or has been convicted at any tim e previoue to his application of selling liquor without a lieence. (Q) That the number of premises already licensed i: sufécient for the requirements of the heighbourhood. (3) That the premises in respect of which tlle application is m ade are out of repair or are not kept in a clean antl wholesom e condition. Section 31 of the Principal Ordinance wllich it ls proposed to am entl :- Persons to 31. It shall not be com petënt for the licensing court to SWhhaollm n *o bl ibce nee Vrant a new licence or the tran:fer of a licence to any person- granted. (1) who, in this Colony or elsewhere, llas had a sentence of im prisonm ent im posed upon him for the com mission of some crime or offence (xlot of a political character) without the option of a, (ûne and wh; bas not received a full pardon therefor ; (Q) who, in the case of a retail licence, i: not residing itt this Colony ; (3) who ls tm der the age of twentpone yetlz's ; May 21, 1135 TH E OFW CTAL GAZETTE àQ7

12. Section 80 of the Principal Ordinance ls hereby wlzlqndment of am ended by deleting therefrom the word d fkept'' in the second Sectlon 30 li of the ne of sub-section (3) thereof . Principal Ordiuance.

13. Section 1$1 of the Principal Ordinance -is hereby Anlrndmtmt $ t amen d e d b y substituting' the words ' 'involving moral turpitude STt1h6T1 01 . Oi tj and. not of a m litical character' ' for the word.s < fnot of a Principal political character' ' in the fifth and sixth lines thereof . 01 dinanee. # (4) wlao is a native, a Swahili, a Somali, a Baluchi born in Africa, or M alagasy, or a Com oro Islander. The prem ises in respect of which a licence is issued or transferred to any person disqualified uuder this section shall be closed for the sale of liquor by order of the. district com missioner of the district in which a licensing court is appointed to be held for the licensing area in which the prem ises are sltuate, until such tim e as the licence is transfetred.

Section 35 of the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to am end :- W hexe transfer or 35. A licensiug court shall not be 'bountl to ratify a ren:oval not tem porary transfer or removal sanctioned by a distxict com - rati:ed. missioner ; and, should it refuse to (lo so a.t its next m eeting after considering tlae application m ade in z'eepect thereof , such licence shall, as to the person to whom the sam e was originally granted or in respect o,f the prem ises originally licensed, be çonsiderecl to be in the sam e position as if no such transfer or rem oval has taken place. ; and an application for the renewal of the licence by the transferee shall at the requeet of the transferor be deem e'd al'ld taken to be an application by him for such renewal. 14. The Principal Ordinance is hereby am ended by in- Ameqldment of serting, between seetion 61* alld section .713 thereof the following' tll' , Przxlcipal new section :- ordlnance. ; f32A. W here a licence has been forfeited unde,r the Temporary provisions of section 46 of this Ordinance transfer to , the owner of the tho owuer of premises in respect of which the licence. has been forfeited, the premises. m ay, if he ie not the person whose licence has been forfeited, apply to the district comm issioner of the district in which a lieensing court is appointed to be held for the licensing area in which such perm ises are situate for a temporary transfer to làim self or to a person nam ed by him of such licence, and the district com m issioner may, if he is satisûed that the person to whom it is desired to transfer scch licence is not disqualified under this Ordin- ance from being granted a licence and upon paym ent by the applicant of the stzm of shillings thirty, grant to such owner or to such person, as the. case m ay be, a tem porary trangfer of such licence.'' l5. Section 85 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby zmltjndment of amended by adding thereto at the end thereof the following Sectlon 85 of tlze proviso. : -- Prineipal Ordinance. ' ïprovided that where the application is m ade in reepect of a- tem porary transfer granted under the provisions of section 23ZA of this Ordinance, a licensing court m ay only refuse to ratify such tem porary transfer if the temporary transferee is a person in respect of whom the court coultl have refused to renew a licence under the provisions of section 27 of this Ordinance.' ' 580

Sqction 42 of the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to amend :- orzus of proof 42. If , in any proceedings under sections 39, 40 or 41 of as to whether i ordinance a pylson is a th s , there shall be any question as t,o whether any natlve or not. person is or is not a native, or a Swahili , or a Som ali, or a Baluchi born in Africa, or a M alagasy, or a Comoro Tslander, the onus shall be upon the acclzsed to show that lAe is not a native, or a Swahili or a Som ali, or a Baluchi born in Africa, or a M alagasy, or a Oomoro Tslander, as t'he ease zllay be. Section 4;7 ()f the Principal Ordiualàee whicll it is proposed to altlend :- club licence ; 45. Ally holder of a Club Liquor Licellce who sells or a1711se of . allow s to be sold liquor to any person not being. a luem ber of such club , ehall be liable for each osence to a fme not exceed.- ing one hundred and. fifty pounds, and in dôfault of paym ent to im prisonm ent for a period not exceeding six months. Section 46 of the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to am end :- Offencej by 46. The holder of any retail liquor licence sllall be liable retail hcenee to forfeitsuch licence in additiorl to any other penarlty by this dheorldinegr s hqceenn-ce Ordinance provide; :- tholdfoerf elz'ltaublye (1) llf ho Porlllits ally Ot jae r Persoyj t.o manage, superintend and penaltles. or conduct the bcsiness of the licensed premises during his absence for a longer period thaal one month without the consent in wrlting of the district com m issioner of the disiriet in which the licensing court is appointid to be held for the licensing area, in which 1he prem ises are situate. Any person who at any tim e is lswfully m anag- ing, superintending or couducting the business of the holder of any licence shall 1be subject and liable to the sam e duties, obligations antl penalties as such holder : Provicled that nothing herein contained shall be taken to relieve the holder ()f any duties, obligations or penalties to which he may by law be subject or lisble. (Q) If he, whether he is present in such prem ises or not, perm its any unlicensed person to be in eleet the owner or part owner of or interested in the business of t'he licensed prem ises except with the consent of such district com m issioner. M ay û1, 1935 TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE 531

l6. Section 42 of the Principal Ordinance is herebv Amslzdment t)f am ended by deleting therefrom the com m a antl num ber : : , 40 ; , osçe etlhoen 42 in the first line' thereof . Prirlcipal Ordlnance.

17. Section 45 of the Principal Ordinance i's hereby xmfpflment of am ended by substituting the words f tan ordinary, honorary, Sectlon 45 tem porary or reciprocity' ' fozr the letter é $a' ' in the second line Iovf itnlcplpal thereof . Ordinance.

18. Section 46 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby Am:ndnaent of am ended by substituting the words ; ( preceding twelve m onths ; , tSheet lponri n4c6i poafl for the word T fyear' ' which occurs in the first line of sub- Ordinance.

section ,(4) thereof . 53t2 TI'IE OFFICIAL GAZETTE M ay Q1 , 1935

(3 ) If he is convicted of any ofence under this Ordiuance and a previous conviction within the preceding twelve m onths of the sam e or any other ofence under this Ordinance or three previous convictions within the preceding five years is or are proved. (4) If he is twice convicted within the year of selling, oiering or keeping for sale any adtzlterated liquor.

Section 50 .of the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to am end :-

oiences for t50. Any person convict. ed of eolltravening ally of the pWehnlacblt yn o lènrovisions of this Oz-dinance, for or in respect oî which no ('rovided. penakty is specially provided, ehall be liable to a flne not exceeding thirty pourlds, and in default of paym ent to im prison- m ent for any period not exceeding three months , and when a penalty has been provided for any ofence without any period oî imprisonm fmt in default of paym ent thereof , then the person eonvicted of such o#ence shall be liable :- . Tf the penalty does not exceed flfteen pounds, to im prison- m ent for a period not exceeding' two m onths. Tf the penalty exceeds fdteen lxmrds anfl does not exceed fifty poundg, to imprisonm ent for a period not eixceeding' four m onths. Tf the penalty exceeds flfty pounds, to im prisonm ent for a term nût exceeding six m onths, M ay i?1 , 1'93$ TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE 53' 13

19. The P rilltsipal Ordinanee is llereby al'uentled by ilï- Arnen.-lltlen,t of serting tllerein, im luediately after segtion 46 thereof , the follow- ltahmqneisal ing new section Ordin a-nce. $ :46A. 'W here the forfeiture of a licence is ordered DiBgnalîfi- ttatlop of under the provisions of section 46 of this Ordinance and it Tlremlses. is p'oved to the cotzrt m aking such order that the forfeéùure .of a licence in respec,t of the sam e prem ises has been crdert)d within a period of two yea'l's im znediately preceding the date of such order, the court when m aking sucl) order of forfeiture m ay disqualify such premises frortz being licensed under thls Ordinance for a pel'iod not exceeding one year from the date of stzch last m entione; order. ' ' 20. Section 50 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby Alnenument of am ended by substituting' the words f t Or dinance or of any Rule (S,ef tltilktme 50 m ade thereunder' ' for the word ' 'Ordiuance' ' irt the seeond Principal line theire-of . Ordjnance.

21. The Principal Ordinance is hereby am ended by in- Anwlydinent ol serting' thereiu imm ediately after section. 54 thereof , the follow- ths i , pmaesa! ng neW Secttion Oz clinpnce. $ d 54A. Any llolder of a licence urlder tllis Ork1 inance Liability ftpl. w 1 lo em pl o )r s on the prenlises in respect of which the Oferlfzes of li , em ) h ! 0)rees. ceuce has been issued, any person in connectilm with the 534 TH E OFFICIAL GAZE TTE M ay 21, 1935

Section 56 of the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to am end :- 56. (1) A licence authorizing the sale of intoxicating liquor shall be displayetl in a prominent place on the prem ises where such liquor is sol: ; antl, subject to the provisions of sub- section (5) of section 55, it slRall be lawful for any magistrate or European police oëce to enter in or upon euch premises to inspect such licence. (Q) Any holder of a licence failing so to ditplay such licence oz- refusing perrpission or failing to allow such m agistrate or European police offlce to inspect such licence shall be liable to a fme not exceeding fifteen pounds and in default of paym ent to imprisonment for a period not ôxceeding one m onth, or to quch imprisonm ent withcmt the option of a flne. Section 63 of the Principal Ordinance. which it îs proposed to amend :- M ISgELLANEOCS. Licsnces to 63. (1) Every licence grantell on a certi:cate fzom the etlxjlprltryey ornst tile licensing .court may be. issuetl for six or twe !v e mon ths 3but day ot shall expire on tlle thirty-irst day of D ecem ber of the year in OOCBnlber' Which it was issued : Provided flnat in every case sn which an application for the renewal of a licence is m ade, such licence shall continue in force until tie ctmcllzsitm of the meeting' of the licensing court at which such application is m ade. (2) 'W here the fee payable for a licence for twelve months is thirty pounds or over such fee m ay be paid in two equal instalm ents : Provided that if the eecontl instalment is not paid by the thirtieth day of Juue 5n the year in which the licence was issued such licence, shall be deemed to have lapied with e:ect from that date. M ay Q1, 1935 TT-TE OFFTCIAL GAZETTE ' 535

sale of liquor, shall be answerable for the acts and om is- sions of such em ployee in so far as this Ordinance is concerned-' '

22. Section 56 of the Principal Ordinance i s hereby Amqrdment cf a113 en 0ed 1 3y Sl1b S tituting tlle bracketted nulAl.ber d L (4) ' ' for the Sej ctàjon 56 l O jQ lrackettofl number ' d (5) ' ' in tlle follrth line of sub-section (.1) Prinetpal thereof Ordinance. .

28. Section 63 of tlie Principal ordinance is hereby azusndmenf of am ended by subsfituting the following proviso f or the proviso sectzon 63 of tla: to sub-seetion (;) thereof zarirszpal ' 'P 1-ovided that if the second ilzstalm etlt is uot paid Ordmance. by the thirtie'th day of J'une in the year in which the licence was issued there shall be added to such instalm ent a penalty of ten per centum of the am ount of such instal- m ent, and if such instalm ent together with such penalty is not paicl within fourteen days after the said thirtieth day of June, such licence shall be deem ed to have lapsed with efect from the last m entioned date. '' 536 TH E OFFTCIAL GAZETTE M ay Q1, 1935

Section 66 of the Pri ncipal Ol'ditlltnce which it is proposed to replace : Costs incurred 66. The cost incurred bv the luem llers of any licensing sn legal - proceedings. court in conneetion with legal pt'oceeding.s institutetl against theln in their oflicial capacity, shall, unless the collr. t before which tlte proceedings are taken order the costs to be borne by the opposite party or by the said mernbers personally, be paitl to them by the Treasurer out of the revenues of the Cololkj'. t M ay 21, 1.935 't'1'1E OPW CIAL G AZE TTE L 53:

24. Section 66 oftlte 1X 'incipal Ordinance is llereby ze- Repeal and pealed and tlle folltnvilzg sectiou i s sttbstituted therefor oref psleaecteimone n6t6 of the Principal Ordinsnce. f ' tJ6. (1) Avhereany costs are incurreflby the m em bers Costs in- of a licensing' coul-t in connection with legal proceedings O rred P lega'l i proceedzngs. nstitutetl against them in their ö'R'cial capacity such costs stlall, unless the court before which the proceedings are taken ortlers such costs to be borne by the opposite party , be paid by tlle Treasurer out of the revenues of the Colony. (2) 'W hel'e any costs are awarded against the m em bers of a licensing court in connection with legal proceeding's instituted against them in their offlcial capacity such costs shall, unless the court before, which the proceedîngs are taken orders such costs to be paid by such m em bers, be

paitl by the Treasurer out of. the revenues of the Colony.' ' 25. The provisions of section 7 and of paragraph (1) of Date cj section 9 of this Ordinauce shall com e int'o operation on the Operatlo!l of certaln flrst day of July, 1935. sections of this Ordinance. OBJE CTS AN D REASON S. This Bill am ends the Taiquor Ordinance, 1934, following respects :- 1. It is proposed to m ake it clear that the provisions of the 1aw relating to applications for and the holding of licences do not apply to the sale of liquor to passengers in, and to the crew of , ships in the coastal harbours of the Oolony. 2. Tlze Secretary of State has pointed out that section t$ of the Principal Ordinance conflicts with the provisions of the Treaty of St. Gez-m ain-en-luaye, 1919, relating to the distillation of spirituous beverages and tlle possession of stills. The section laas, therefore, to be repealed. 3. The num erous am endm ents containecl in Clause 5 of the Bill are designefl to stress the fact that neither the prem ises nor the licensee are separately licensed, but that a licence issued under the. Ordinance authorizes the sale öf liquor on specifed Prem ises by a specifted licensee. 4. It is prom sed to delete the proviùo t,o setztion 10'. (7) (@) of the Principal Ordinance which, éhier (IJftZ, states that no place shall be considered to be. a club where persons other than mem bers or their invited guests are allowed entry. Tn view 538 TH E OFFICIAL G AZE TTE M ay 21, 1935

of the, requirem ents wlaich have to be satisfied before a club can obtain a club licence, the retention of this proviso, which m ay give rise to difficulties in the country districts, is not eonsidere: necessary. 5. Pz-ovisicm is m ade for licences to be issued to the m anager or secretary of a body corporate. 6. Under the existing law it is posskble for a M unicipal Oouncil o!. a M unicipal Board to object tc' any application for a licence under the Ordinance while at the sam e tim e a representative of sucll Council or Board is a m em ber of tlle licensing court which adjudicates upon the applicarlion. This is considered to be înequ'itable, and it is proposetl to am end section 11 of the Principal Ordinance so as to provide that , in cases where the M unicipal Council oz' Board opposes the application, the m elrtber of tlle Council or B oard , who is a member of the zicensfng ccmrt, shall not adjudfcate upon tlze application. 7. Representatitm s lzave been received to the elect tlzat the dates on which the licensing courts are at present heltl leave no tim e for an aggrieved party to appeal against an unfavour- able decision of the licensing court , and if is therefore proposed with e:ect from the 1st July, 1935, to holtl m eetings of the licensing courts in M ay ancl N ovem ber insteaë of in the m onths of Jtm e antl D ecem ber. 8. Provision is mrade for a licensee to apply for a change of licence, that is to say, for a licence of a type diferent from his existing licence. 9. Uzder the existing law a petson who h&s been convicted of au ofence ancl sentencetl to a, term of im prisonm ent, whether that ofence. involves moral turpitude or not, m ay be refused a'renewal of his licence and is precluded frorn obtaining a new lieeuce or from having a licence transferretl to him . lt is 'oonsidered that these restrictions sh' ould apply only where the. osencze for which the applicant suferecl imprisonment waB one involving moral turpitude. 10. The Bill also provides for a temporary transfer to the owner of th8 prem ises, or to a pezson nom inated by him , of a, forfeited licence. This is based on the provisions of the exiet- ing English law . 11. Another am endm ent adopte; from English legislation is a provision that prem ises m ay be disqualife; from being license; when two orclers of forfeitûl'e of a licence in respect of those prem ises have been m ade within two years.

+ M ay 21, 1935 TH E OFFICTAL GAZETTE 539

1Q. Provision is made foz the holder of a licence to be liable for any ofences com m itted against the Ordinance by the employees. 13. Under the Principal Ordinance annual licences ovear a certain cost m ay be paid for in two instalm ents, but if the second instalment is not paid by the 30th J'une the licence autom atically lapses. This is considered to be too draBtic and it is proposed to give a licensee fourteen days grace in which to pay the second instalm ent with a penalty of 10 per ceni addetl in respect of his failure to pay the instalment by the due date. If , however, he fails to pay within that period of grace his licence will be tleem ed to have lapsed on the 80th June,. 14. The replacem ent of section 66 is designed to clarify the m sition in regard to costs incurred by m em bers of the licensing court in legal proceedings instituted against them in their official capacity. 15. The other am endm ents are verbal. No expenditure of public m oneys will be involved if the provisions of this Bill becom e law. 540 TH E OPFICIAL GAZETTE May Q1, 1935

Section 11 of the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to replace : Courts ip 11. Every suit shall be instituted in the court of which qults to be instztuted. the lowebt grade cornpetent to try it , provided that where there are more subordinate courts than one with juris- diction in the sam e district com petent to try it , a suit m ay, if the party instituting the suit or his advocate certifies that he believes that a point of 1aw is involved or that azly other good and sufftcient reason exi sts, be instituted in any one of such sttbordinate courtb : Pro- vided that if a suit is instituted in a court other than a court of the lowest grade cornpetent to try it, the m agistrate llolding such court shall return tlle plaint for presen- tation in the court of the lowest grade competent to try it if in his opinion there is no point of law involved or no other good and sufllcient reasorl for instituting the suit in his court : Provided further that nothing in thi: section contained shall be deem ed to lim it or affect the power of the Suprem e Oourt to direct the distribution of business where there is m ore tllau one subordinate court in the sam e district : And provided further that any suit m ay be instituted in the Suprem e Court which could laave been com m enced in a subordinate court, then and in every such case the following provisions shall apply :- 1935 TH E

GOVERNMENT Noemcs No. 366 H is Excellency the Acting Governar in Council has approved or the following Bill being introduced into tlle Legislative Council. J. F . G . TROUGH TON , Acting C/tlzk oj fJI: Legislatire Co%tncil. A B ill to A m end the Civil P rocedure O rdinance,

1924. . BE IT ENACTED by the Governor of the Colony of K enya, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof , a: follows :- 1. This Ordinance m ay be cited as the Oivil Procedure Sllort title. (Amendment) Ordinance, 1935, and shall be read as one with the Civil Procedure Ordinance, 1924, hereînafter referred to No. :3 of 192,: . as the Principal Ordinance. 2. Section 11 of the Prineipal Ordinance hereby Repeal and re- repealed and the fo llowing is substituted therefor :-- PlatTment oi SP0uou 11 of thq . Princlpal Ordm ance. t (11. Every suit shall be institutecl ill the court of cotlrts ip the lowebt grade com petent to try it, provided that where Whlch qults t4' there are more subordinate courts than one with j. ulais- be znstltuted. diction in the sarzlè district competent to try it , a suit may, if the party instituting the suit, or his advocate certifles that he believes that a point of law is involved or that any other good and sufficient reason exists, be instituted in any one of such subordinate courtb : Pro- vided that if a suit is instituted in a court other than a court of the lowest grade com petent to try it, the magbs- trate holding such court shall return the plaint for presen- tation in the court of the lowest grade com petent to try it lf in his opinion there is no point of law involved o:r no other good and suffcient reason for instituting' the suit in his court : Provided further that nothing in thi: secticm contained shall be deem ed .to lim it or affect the power of the Suprem e Court to direct the distribution of business where there is m ore than one subordinate court in the sam e district : And provided further that any suit m ay be instittzted in the S'uprem e Court which could have been com m enced in a subordinate court, then and in every such case the followildg provisions shall apply :- 54û TH E OFFICTAL GAZE TTE M ay û1, 1935 .

Subject to the provîso hereïnafter contained , vhould the plainti; recovex a sum less than Sh. 400 he shall not be entitled to any costs, and if he shall recover a sum of Sh. 400 or upwards, but not exceeding Sh. 1,500, or in a case where the plaintil is a native, not exceeding Sh. 8,000, he shall not be entitled to any m ore costs than he would have been entitled to if the suit had been brought in such subordinate court : Provided that in any suit a judge of the Suprem e Court m ay, if satisfied that there was good reason for bring' ing such suit in that court, make such order as to costs as td him may seem just. Subject to the proviso hereinafter contained, should the plaintil recover a sum less than Sh. 400 he shall not be entitled to any costs, and if he sllall recover a sum of Sh. 400 or upwards, but not exceeding Sh. 1,500 or in the case where the defendant is a native not exceetling Sh. 3,000 lae shall uot be entitled to any m ore costs than he would have been entitled to if the buit hacl been brought in such subordinate court : Provided that in any suit a judge of the S'uprellle Oourt m ay, if satisied that there was good reason for bringing stlcll suit i IA that court, make such ordez' as to costs as to him may seem just.' ' 8. The Civil Procedure (Amendment) Ordinance, 1933, Repeal. and section 2 of the Civil Procedure (Amendment No. Q) No. 13 of 19133. Ordinance b led. NO' *1 Of 1923. , 1933, are here y repea

OBJE CTS AND REASON S. The object of this Bill is to remove a conflict between th: Civil Pl-ocedure Ordinance and the Courts Ordinance . N o additional expenditure of public m oneys involved if the provisions of this Bill becom e law . 544 TH E OFFICTAL GAZE TTE M ay Q1, 1935

Ttem 7 ol' Schetlllle C oî the Principal Ortiinamce which it is proposed to replace : SCH EDU LE C. The licenees described in tllis Schedule sllall be known as < dbusiness licences' ' . E vel'y licence issued shall authorize th'e carrying on of the business described in such licence but shall not , save as otherwise specificslly provided in a licence issued under itern 7 of this Schedule, authorize the exercise of any profession or the carrying on of any other business for whieh a separate fee is prescribed under the Ordinance. 7. A licence to carry on any or all .of the businesses described in thls Schedule and in Schedule B 1)Q00 M av Q1, 1935 TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE 545

GOVERNMENT NOTICE N O. 367

H is Excellellcy tlle Aeting G overnol' i1) Cotzncil has approvel .of the following Bill being introduced into the Legislative 'Cotlncil. J. F . G. TROUGH TON , .4 oting (7/:'r/.r ()f tl'te Legislatire Colbncil.

A Bill to A m end the Licensing Ordinance, 1934. B1l1 IT' EN ACTEI) by tlle Govel'nor of the Colony of K enya, with the advice and conselzt of the Legislative Council thereof , ab follows :- 1. This Ordinance m ay be cited as the Licensing short title and (Amendment) Ordinance, 1935, and shall be read as one with dzte Of eom- the Licensing Ordînance 1934, hereinafter referred to as tlle xmeoncement , . 63 of 1934. Principal Ordinance, and shall be deem ed to have com e into

operation on the first day of J'anuary, 1935.

2* Rom V 01 schcolàle U Of tlle Prineipal Ordinamfte i: Repeal and re- hereby deletetl an d the f ollow ing i s substituted tlleref or :- P1a'06111611t Of . Item 7 of Per annltm . Sehedule C ' f 7 of the . A licence to carry .on all oz' any of Principal the businesses described in tllis Schedule an'd Ordinance.

in Schedule B Sh. 1.,200 Provided that such licence shall not authorize the carrying on at m ore than one place of business of any of tlle businesses appearing as ltem s 1, Q; and 3 of this

Schedule, that is to say, the business of j, petty dealer, of a trader, or of a m anufacttzTer. ' '

OBIE OTS AND REASON S. It was always the intention that the i fom nibus' ' licence provided for in ltem 7 of Schedule C to the Principal Ordin- ance should not cover m ore than one place of business of a

petty dealer, or of a trader, or of a m anufacturer. As the Ordinance stands at present, it is not free from dolzbt as to whether this intention is capable of being carried out under the present wording of the law. Clause 2 gives effect to the intention beyond docbt. N o expenditure of public m onep will be involved if the provisions of this Bill becom e law . 546* TH E OPFICIAL GAZETTE M ay 21, 193$ r *

The definiticm oî $ dprelpred tlpium ' ' in section 2 oî the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to am end :- Interpretation. g lu this ordirlance, utlless the context otherwise requires- < ' prepared opium ' ' m eans opium prepared for smoking antl includes dross ancl any other residues rem aining after opium has been smoked ; Sub-section (1) of section 17 of the. Principal Ordinance which it i's proposed to am end :- Offencss and 17. (1) Any person penaltles. (a) wllo acts in contravention of , or fails to ctom p ly witln , any provisioll of this Ordinauce ; or who acts in contravention oî', or fails to comply with , the conditions of any licenee or perm it issued o:' authorîty gl-azated tm der o1' in pursuamce of this Ordinance ; or (c) who for the purpose of obtainiug, whether for him self or for any other perstm , the ispue, grant or renewai of any such lieence, perm it or anthority as aforesaid , m akes any cleclaration , or statement which is false in amy particular, ot krlowingly utters , produces or l'nakes use oî any such declaration (x- statem ent or any document containing the same ; or (#) who in the Colony aids, abets , counselb or procures the com mission in any place outside the Colony of any ofence punishable under the provisions of any corresponding law in force in that place, or does any act preparatory to, or in furtherance of , ally act which if com m itted in the Oolony would con- stitllte an offence against thi.s Ordinance , shall be guilty of an osence against this Ordinance. H is E xcellency tlae Acting G overnor in Oouncil has approved ,of the following Bill being introduced into the Legislative Ootm cil. 1'. P. G . TROU GH TON , Acting C/tr'r/g oj thc Legislatire Council. A B ill to A m end th e D angerous D rugs Ordinance, 1932. BE IT E NACTED by the Governor of the Colony of Kenya, with the advice and consent of the L egislative Council thereof , aà follows :-

1. This Ordinance m ay be citecl as the D angerous Drugs show title. (Amendment) Ordinance, 1935, and shall be read as one with the D angerous Drugs Ordinance, 1932, hereinafter referred to No. 43 of 1932. as the Principal Ordinance. 2. The definition of . dprepared opium ' ' which occtlrs in Amrndment of section 2 of the Principal Ordinance is hereby am ended by sectlon 2 the substitution of a com m a for the sem i-colon at the end loafr itphmqpal thereof , and by the addition after the said com m a o'f the Ordlnance. following words- d dand also includes any opium , for whatever purpobe prepared , which is capable of being smoked ;' ' 8. Paragraph (J) of sub-section (1) of section 17 of the Amendment of Principal Ordinance is hereby am ended by the insertion iyl section 1: (1) (aj of the the second line thereof after the word < ( fordinance' ' of the Pripcipal following words- ' ' or of any R txle made under section 4 or Ordlnance. S0' C ti 0I1 1.: of this Ordinance''.

OBJECTS AND REASON S. It is considered desirable to m ake it quite clear that prepared opium includes any opium which is capable of being Bm oked as well as opium actually prepared for sm oking, and clause 2 esects the necessary am endm ent. The object of cla.use 3 is to make it quite clear that the breach of a rule m ade under certain sections of the Principal Ordinance shall be an oFence against the Principal Ordinance, thus m aking a person who com m its a breach of such Rules liable to the sam e penalties as is a person guilty of an offence against the Principal Ordinance. No expenditm e of public monep will be involved if the provisions of this Bill becom e law. J48 TH E OPFICIAL GAZETTE M ay 21 , 1935

Section ;: of the Principal Ord inance which it is proposed to am end :- Repeal. ûî. The N ative H ut and Poll Tax Ordiuance (Chapter 51 of the Revised Edition) is hereby repealed, but such repeal shall be without prejudice to the cvllection of any arrears of tax due and payable under that Ordinanee. Afay 21, 193$ TH E OFAnICTAIU GAZE TTE 6 49

GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 369

H is Excellency the Acting Governor in Oouncil has approvetl of the following Bill being introdueed into the Legislative Council. T. . F . G . TROU GH TON , Aeting Clerk oj tlte Legislatire tlozlzlcbl. A B ill to A m end the N ative H ut an d P oll Tax Ordinance, 1984. BE IT ENA CTED by the G overnor of the Colony of Kenya, with the advice and consent of the L egislative Council thexeof , ab follows :- 1. This Ordinance m ay be cited as the N ative H ut alld Sllort title. Poll Tax (Amendment) Ordinance, 1935, and shall be read as

one with the N ative H tzt and Poll Tax Ordinance, 1.934, herein- xo. 40 of ltl;.f , , after referred to as the Principal Ordinance. 2. The Principal Ordinance is hereby am ended by Amendmeut inserting therein the following new section , t,o be num bered tàf th: ;1A Prinezpal :- ordm anee. Q1A. The provisions of section ;03 of the Crim inal

Procedure Code shall not apply to any proceeding's xo. 11 of 19)J('.. instituted for the recovery of tax due and payable under

this Ordinance or due under the Native H ut and Poll Tax (lap. J;1. Ordinance repealed by the next succeeding' section.' ' 8. Section 22 of the Principal Ordinance is llereby Amqndment cr am ended by stlbstituting a colon for the f tlll stop whiclz occurs Sectzon 22 at the end. thereof , and by adding to tlle section im m ediately loafr itslcl:ypal after such coltm , the following proviso : Ordinance. f tprovided always that any tax due and payable under such Ordinance shall be recoverable in like m anner, alld sublect to the like penalties for non-paynzeht as the tax due and payable under this Ordinance. ' '

OBJE CTS AND RE ASON S. Tt has been held by the Suprem e Cotzrt tllat tlle period of detention which m ay be awarded in default of paym ent of llut and poll tax due under the repealed Native H ut and Poll Tax Oréinance (Chapter 51 of tlle Revised Edition) is subject to the scale prescribed by the Schedule to the D etention Cam ps (Amendment) Ordinance, 19:6. The object of this Bill is to render defaulters llnder that Ordinance subject to the penalties laid down for non-payment of tax under the N ative H ut and Poll Tax Ordinance, 198 4. No additional expenditure of public m oneys will be involved if the provisions of this Bill beconae law. 550 THE OIPFICV L GAZETT.E May 21, 1935

Sub-section (2) of Bection 76 of the Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to amend ;- (2) Any soldier other tharl a bandstnan who has completed three years' service with the colours shall, if not being discharged, with the approval of his com m anding offlcer, be allowed to proceed on furlough for such period bn full pay or half pay, at the discretion of his com m anding offcer, as m ay be prescribed by regulatîons m ade under this Ordinance. S'ub-section (3) of section 84 of tlle Principal Ordinance which it is proposed to am end : (3) W hez'e any soldier, whose ternls of engagement and re-engagem ent com bined shall amount to a continuous period oî not less than twelve years, is discharged as unfit for further service, o'r as inefficient , or on account of reduction of estab- lishment, he m ay, at the discretion of the Brigade Oom - mander, and subject to the sanction of the G overnor, receive the whole or a part of such proportion of the gratuity which he might have earned tm der paragraph (c) of sub-clause (1) hereof if he had completed a period of eighteen years' service as the number of years actually served by him bears to eîghteen. o M ay 21, 1935 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE )51

GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 3'Z0 H is E xcellency the Acting G overnor in Council has approved of the following Bill being introduced into the Legislative Council. ,T. F . G . TR OUGH TON , Acting Clerk oj tltc fv6gfà/tzfïz?c Co'uncil. A Bill to A m end the King's A frican Rifes O rdinance, 1982. BE IT ENACTED by the Governor of the Colony of K enya, with the advice and consent of the Taegislative Council thereof , as follcws :-

1. This Ordinance m ay be cited as the K ing's African short title. l4ifles (Am endnlent) Ordinance, 1985, and sl1a1l be read as

one with the K ing's Afl'ican Rifles Ordinance, 1932, herein- xo. 48 of 19aj). after z'eferz-ed to as the Pz-izlcipal Ordinance. 2. Sub-section (2) of section 76 of the Principal Ordin- Amsndment of ance is hereby am ended by the deletion of the words f Ccom - sretlon 76 (2) pleted tllree years , service with the colours shall oi thq , if not beiz)g priyqeoal discharged,' ' occurring in the first, second arld third lines Ordmance. thereof and by the substitution therefoz. of the following- ' 're-engaged for a further term of service with the colours sh all ' 5

3. Sub-section (3 ) of section 84 of the Principal Ordin- wmendment of

ance is hereb-y am ended b5- , the insertion therein of the words section 84 (8) (; on m edical grounds ,, between tlae word (4 discharg. ed ,, and of thq larinm pal the worcl ï das' ' occurring in the third line thereof and by the Ordznance. deletion of the w ords d ior as inefhcient' ' occurring in the fourth line thereof .

OBJECTS AND R EASON S. The fil-st amendm ent is to facilitate leave arrangem ents and will, it is hoped, result in greater efliciency in the service by enabling the Com m arlding Officer to ensure that each soldier receives the m axim um aznount of training ; a similaz- azzaend- m ent has already been m ade in U ganda. As the Ordinance is beipg am ended opportunity is taken to rem ove an anom aly which exists under the present law whereby a soldier who is discharged a.s inefficient m ay receive a larger gz-atuity than a soldiez who resigns voluntarily. No additional expenditure will be involveé if the provision' s of this Bill becom e law . t5Q T14E OIAIaII/IAL GAZETTE M ay 21, 193$ ' - ' ' - --- - .. - --- . .. . ------.. -. ---. .

GOVERNMENT NOTICE N O. 371 GOVERNMENT NOTICE N O. 374

LEGISLATIVE COUNUIL. NOTICE . SEIUECT COMMITTEE APIaOINTMEN'r. l J'.llS Excelleney the Acting Goverzlor will holtl a uevee at Govctrnm ent Hbuse on M onday June 31.d, UNDEIt Stallding llule and Order No. 7. 6 H is a t 1 1 a . rL't . , E xeelleney the A ctting Governor has been pleased to appoint Claristopher J'anles Avilson, Esq., M'.D. , M.c. , P Tlle I atkvt'tz preeedfad Cerem onial to be a àfember of the Stallding Finanee Com mittee arade . c)f the luegislative Couueil during the tem porttry (ientl en) en (lesiri ng to attend the Levee are 1' absenee from the Colony of Rllpert, M'illïltm Hellz- quested ï o apply în writing, to tlle llistriet Conzmit?- . è s- sted, Esq. , c.M.G., O.B.E. sioner, Xptirob.i , for csrds for the Levee.

i lt' svill f l'eilïtnttl tll.e work of the Poliee if ticket N airobi , ltllders Avill llave their eards ready on arrival at th tïlltill eqltrallt e 1 7 t 11 1$1 a y , 193 5 . -te to Governm ent 'Hbuse.

.ln tlle event of tl'e para d.e having to be eancellecl H . G. P'IIJLING , on acttount of rttin, tlle Jtailway siren will be blown a-lcfi'n,g (Ioïonial Secl'elltl'y. a,t 9 a .1&a..

GOVERNMENT N OTICE NO. 372 G OVEIIN $1ENT IIO-I'ICE N O. 375 THE LOCAL GOVEIRNMENT (131ST1R1C'r COUNCILS) ORDINANCE, 1928. THE A'fININt9 OIRDINANCE , 1933. N -xlltosl lllsrrttc'r Covxcltz. N'OTIIJ-E is llereby given tllat the issue ol a Exfzlusive Prospectilag laieerlce has beezl approved ans IN EXEItCTSE of tlle powers conferred upon llizn follow s : .- 1) .y- Kule 2 of tlle Jlistrict Countïils (Filling of (tz) Iuioennee . J'. E . Neate. A'aeaneies) Rules, 1929, His Exeelleney tlle Aeting Governor laas been pleltsecl to nom inate the follow- (ô) -:4 rea . An area of approxinltttely 0.34 square fng to fill the wlcancy on the Nairobi Distrïet rrtile,s Bhown on a Inap in tlle om e,e of the Com mis- Counûîl : sioner of M ïlles and bouncled as follows : Comm ander A.. Ferguson, Kiam bu W ard. Col-rtl-nelaeîzlg at tlle nortll-west eorner beacon of lsrl.sning luoeatlon No. :2(J8, wllicll bears 133* m agnetie fronl tl1 e trigononletrieal s'tation laolgorien and is By Com m and H is E xeelleney the Acting approxim ately 2,4' 00 yards froln that point ; Governor. tllentte by a straigllt lille on a bearing of 91O for ($(')() ya.)'.cl.; to the north-eastern corner beacon of Nairobi , Aiin ing luocation N o . 268 ; 14 th M a y , 193 5 . thence by a straight lîne on a boaring of 180 O for 7t) yards to tlle beaeon ntarl' ted. A. of the CruagLan W . M . LOGAN , 131oek 01., tlle Obazz Syndicate ; t?ozn.àl'?-f88?-(? n.e ?' fol' L' tlt.ltz? Gov tr?'??.-l??. (f à?-f , tllenl.e by a straight liltil ol1 a bearing of 1760 30' Iuaytd.s and Sc f f pc'nz t?'àl.'I . t'o'r 1,U8t) yartl k?, to the south-east eorner beaeon of M ining 'Loeation No. 182 ; thenee by a straight line on a bearing of 2750 3 0' foz' 1,4J' O yards to tlae south-west corner Feacon ol Afining L oetttion No Go' VERNMENT NOTICE NO. 373 . 184 ; tllenee by a straigllt line on a b earing of 37O 30' ASIAN CLEItJCAT: STAFF CIINb'IItA'fATION' for 1 ,2715 yards to ttle point of com m eneem ent. EX AM INATTON' . (c) 2'6?u'lz.--3 months frorn the 9th clay of May, TH E following have obtained a pûss ft t tlle Col) - 1935. ' firynatiou Examination held in ATareh , 1.93.5 : (J) A.f@z1c?'(zI8. As deflnecl by Beetion 2 (1) of the h'Y D 'luizna, M ines . af oresaid Ordinance.

A . G . AT. Gonles , Publie Avorlçs . Governm ent N otivee 184 of the 7th M areh, 1S35, J.). '-lqri 1:2 ' 't;l ) i , J tld i (.-'i 7.-t l . is 1 lereby (tlt'nttellecl. vrith effefzt fror.n tlle 9th day of Ai t4 y , 19 3 5 .

Tlle Seeretariat, N a ï 1. o b î , N a i rob i , Tllis '9t1l day of lkfay, 1S3' 5 . 16th M ay , 1935. R . C . M . W OOD, E . G. ST. C. TTSDALL, Jor Actin,g tptll()zltll Scc''tpfftTl/. zlcfïAzg Commi8sioneî' ()/ Mine8. M ay :1, 193$ 'ltIIE OPFICIAL GAZETTE 5$3

GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 376

TH E M INING ORDINAN CE, 1933.

NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with the M ining Regulations 1934, regu- lation 34, that the following Exclusive Prospecting Licence has been abandoned., Nairobi, This 15th day of M ay, 1935-

Cause of Abandonm ent

9th M ay, 19.35 L. A. Jolanslln

GOVERNMENT N O'rlCE NO. 377 rl3.lle nam es of eandidates 1or either ol the above exalninatiotls m ust be forwarded through H eads TH E M OHAM M EDAN M ARRIAGE AND of l-lepttrtm ents to reaeh the Secretary of the DTVORCE RXGTSTRATION Lttnguagcs Boazd, 19.0. Box 621, Nairobi, on or be- ORDINANOE, 1906. fore tlle t2nd July, 1935. lchapteî' 172 0/ 'tho T'/tII;It'J Edition, yccàït)?z 4) Entries must state tlle 1ull zlame of the eandidate tlle post held ant.l the language examinations already, AND passed. 'PHE TNTERPRETATTON AND GENERAL CLAUSES ORDINANCE N airobi, This 2' )t11 dlty of April, 193:5 (Cltap't o'r 1 oj f he .l'?ozpf8cl Editiovt, yncfio?z 13). , GovsltxMEx'.r Nofrlcz No. 67 oy 1922. L. A. W EAVING, Secïeiaçy, APPOINTMEN'T. Languageu .B/J.A'J. IX' EXEIROISE of the powers conferrecl upon m e 1 llereby appoint 'Sheriff Abdalltth bin A'lansab , as a Elteg'istrar (unsalariecl) for the Naivftslla Distriet, G BNERAL NOTICE N O. 645 witll effefzt lronz lst ArTtly, 1 93,5, in ptddition to llis pre's-ious post as a l'tegistrar of AT ollal-tarnedflll M UNICIPATZ BOARD OF ELDORET. luarriages antl l3ivorees; for tl'e N akuru District, Elulcwox, 1935. ricv Sheikh H usseîn bin Ali , retrenclled. N owuxxvrlox ov Cwxpzou ss G.overnlnent Notiee No. 731, dated 13t1A Noven-l- . ber, .t929, published in the Oflieisl Gttzette of 19th N-( Ir1- l CE ïs hereby given in terrns ol ltule 21 (1) of the European Couneillors Elfzctiol: l-tules, 1929, XoA'elnber, 1929, in so f ar as it affects the appoint- tllltt tllc undersigned will l)e in attendance at the zllellt of Sheikla 'H ussein bin Ali, is hereby ettneelled. O ()ul)t.si1 Ofliees, Eldoret, between the hout.s of 11 71 .l)t. ancl 12 noon, on Saturday, 1st J'une, 1935, to M ombasa, reeeive thc nominations of eandidates to replace 14th M ay, 1935. tlle f ollowing m embers G . H . C. BOULDERSON, C. (F. 'Sehermbrueker, Esq. , Reghiîm G:zzcrtll, J'. V. Grant, Esq., M ohamm edan Afztzzvftzg6,s and Dirorce8. wllose terms of oë ee expire on the 30th day June, 1935. llvery carldidate shall be proposed and seconded GOVBRNMENT N OTICE N O. 336 ttzlcl sllall b e supported by not less than seven persons other than the proposer and seeonder. The SW AH TLT EXAM TNATIONS. proposer and. seconder and supporters shall be per- H IGHEIR Standard Exam inations in Swalzili will sons wllose names appear on the voters roll for be laeld at Nairobi on M onclay the 2r1c1 Septernber, the A'lunieipality . 193.5. Every zlomination paper shall be in tlle form Ltlwer Stanclarc) Examinations will be lleld on the presctribecl in the 'Seeond Seheclule to the European Couneillors Eleetioln ltules, 1929, ancl the ssgnatures same date at- of tllc proposer antl seeouder ltnd supporters ,shall Nairobi, be witnessed by a magistrate, justiee of the peaee Mbm basa, or notary-public. K(isum u, Nakuru, E ldoret, Eldoret, 16t1) M ay, 1935. and sueh other places as the Chairm an G. EAST-KING, Languages Board m ay decide. Retlbrni'ng O/#.cc?'. $54 TRE OFFICIAL GAZETTX M ay Q1, 1935

GENERAL NcAnqcs N o. 646 outgoings sllall be discharged by the purehaser and the rents and profis (if any) shall belong to the TH E LAND AND AGRICULTURAL BANK OF pupchaser and if neeessary the rents, proflts and. out- XENYA. goings shall be apportioned for the pul-pose of this provisilm . TH E LAND AND AGRICULTUIRAL BANK The purehaser shall not be 1et into actual posjes- (AMENDM ENT) OMDINANCE, 1933. siotl or reeeipt of the rents and. profits (if any) until Nollcls. corrzpleticm ol the purchase, IN pursuanee of tlle powelxs confetred upon tlae T. L. H ATELY, Eoa'rcl by sûetlon 4 of the abovemamed Otdinlnee Actina S'ecrcttzrz/. notice is hereby givell that the uzldetnoted property, will be offeretl for Gale by publie tm etiou at 10 a.m . ou Priday, 21Bt June, 1935 lEtt M essrs. M uter and. Oswald's sale rooms, Nairobl, by M essrs. M uter and Oswald , Alletîoneers. G ENERAL N onqcs N o. 647 DEscRlI>'1?lt)x. 1.118 M AJESTY'S COUIRT OF APPEAL F()11 All that piece or pareel of leasehold land situate EASTEIIN AFRICA. to the north of Afuliuroni being Land Oëee Refer- THE next sessions of .'flis Mkjesty 's Court o.f euce Number 6066 (Orlginal Number 6029/1) of Appeal for Eastern Afriea have been flxetl to be M eridional Distriet SoFutla A. 36 1 eomprising 1,511 ael.es llolden at M ombasa to com mence on M onday the . 1. b. or tlzerdabouts ltnown as Kolalaeh Estate whieh 15th July, 1935, at 10 a.m . , (Ar as soon thereafter as pieee or pareel of land is m ore partieularly delineated t'ases ca,rn be heard. . and described ou Plan No. 26964 annexecl to an To ensure appeals from His M ajesty 's 'Supreme indenture dated 3rd day of Decenaber, 1928 by Court of K enya being set down for hearing at these wllieh Egberi Allan 'W ebb and. others assigned, tlne sessions tnem oranda of appeal should be filed witll 1J11 acres referred to to S'Villiam Artlaur Down the Registrar, Suprem e Court of Kenya, Nairobi, . or with the Distriet Registrar, M ombasa, not later Coxolrtloxs obn SALE. thazl 24t11 day of June, 1935. 1. The highegt bidder shall be tlae purehaser. 2. The purchaser shall inlm ediately after the sale Nairobi, pay to the Auetioneer a deposit of 25 per eent of the llth Afay, 1935. amourlt of tho purchase m oney and. sign an agree- M URRAY M . JACK, m ent to eomplete the purelkaue and to pay ttke Regintrar, balaue.e of the purehase priee to the Land and Agri- eultural Bank of Kenya at their ofliees in Nairobi H . Af . Coeto'f oj ztppoc,l Jo?' E .d' . witllin 30 days after the date of the sale, against exeeution of the transfer of the title into his or her nam e ; the eost of such transfer to be paid by the purehaser. GENERAL NOTICE NO. 648 3. The title deeds m ay be inspeetecl at any tim e TH E TRADE M ARK S ORDINANCE, 1930 before the sale at the ofhee of the Land and Agri- cultural Banlt of Kenya, Nairobi, or at the TRADE IIARKS RENEWED

A. uetioneers' ofllee on the clay of the sale and the purehase,r sllall be deelnecl to have full notiee of ' Trade Advertised in eaell azld. every provision tllerein eontained.. M ark the Oëcial Nam e of Applicant Class Number Gazette 4. The description of the property in the par- tieulttrs and plans is believecl and shal1 be deezned to be eorreet and no elaim shall be valicl in respect 756 29-6-1921 General M otors Corpo- of any erxor ol descriptîon should sueh be found. ration 22 5. The Board of the Land ancl Agrieultural Bttzlk 758 29-6-1921 Esmailjee Jivanjee and of Kezlya, througll its authorized representative has Company 47 . tlae right to bid. 6. (llf the purehaser slïoulcl not pay thil balanee of U XPAID RENEWAL FEES tlte purehase priee within fh'e tim e above speeified 753 l29 and in al1 other respeets perform and. observe these - 6-1921 The United States Play- eonclitions his or ller deposit shall be absolutely for- ing Card Company 39 feited and the Lancl and Agrieultural Bank of Kenya sllall be at liberty without being oblfged to tender 754 29-6-1921 ditto 39 a transfe'r to re-sell the property either by public auction or by private treaty and the defieiency (if 29-6-1921 ditto 39 an),) arising on any sueh re-sale and a1l expenses attending the sam e shall be m acle good and. paid by 757 27-7-1921 Kipkarren Syndicate 42 the purchaser at the present sale as liquidated dam ages and. any inerease in priee at suelz re-sale. shall belong to the Land and Agrieultural Bauk of Nairobi, K enya. This 16th day of M ay, 1935. 7. All outgoings will be dischargetl by the vendor B. STONE, up to the date of thç sale as from which date all Adîng A,jrz'lirJr of rrltfe Mal'âs M ay 21, 1935 TH E OFFTCTAL GAZE TTE 555

GssrsltAr- Non cs No 376 SESSIONS of His M ajesty's Supreme Court of Kenya will be held on the dates and at the places hereinafter set out :- SUPREME COURT SESSIONS AT NAKURU) 14-5-35. Criminal Case No. 42/35 Rex vs. Kiptilit O1e Baragoini. Criminal Case No. 43/35 Rex vs. Lolomara Lalaldagum. Criminal Case No. 45/35 Rex vs. Nana Lolmodori & another. Criminal Case No. 45A/35 Rex vs. Nana Lolmodon & another. Criminal Case No. 47/35 Rex vs. Kimeri arap Kugu. Criminal Case No. 56/35 Rex vs. Kibelion arap Cherop and another Criminal Case No. 57/35 Rex vs. Chumo and Kipkoske Criminal Case No. 58/35 Rex vs. Obuli s/o Bungu Criminal Case No. 59/35 Rex vs. Kenoyo s/o Nene. Civil Case No. 21/33 A. D. P. Thomas vs. R. 0. Ney. Civll Case No. 10/34 Nganga wa Kangarwa vs. Arap Terer. Civil Case No. 36/35 Marie Kathleen Hine & others vs. Jean W ainwright

D istrict Aegzw z'.;z Cases. C.C. No. 22/34 Kagishu s/o Gichinga vs. Chuaga s/o Gitushu. C.C. No. 6/35 Githua s/o Kimani vs. Mshenzi s/o Dihanyka. C.C. No. 7/35 W anjoike s/o Maingi vs. Gachibu wa Ngugutu. C.C. No. 8/35 Olbilisi s/o Kamuaro vs. Nganga s/o Karemi. C.C. No. 9/35 Njuguna s/o M aulu vs. W anjiro d/o Kiragu. SUPREME COURT SESSIONS AT KITALE, 21-5-35. Criminal Casè No. 48/35 Rex vs. Kabeti s/o W abusa. SUPREME COURT SESSIONS AT KAPENGURIA, 22-5-35. Criminal Case No. 54/35 Rex v.ç. Agodomet s/o Daimoi. SUPREME COURT SESSIONS AT ELDORET, 23-5-35. Criminal Case No. 52/35 Rex vs. Chesire arap Kandagor and 5 others. Criminal Case No, '63/35 Rex vs. Rotich arap Chepkwonyi Civil Case No. 13/34 Anna Alid M argaritha Ortlepp (widow) in the capacity of Executrix Est. A . A . O rtlepp vs. Cecil George Larken M oore. D istrîct Registry Cases. Civil Case No. 12/34. Dalgety & Co., Ltd. vs. W . A. L. Spencer. Divorce Cause No. 1/35 Allan Quinlan Roberts vs. Elsie Roberts & John Richard Edgar H all. SUPREME COURT SESSIONS AT KISUMU, 27-5-35. Criminal Case No. 32/35 Rex vs. M ikali arap Maina. Criminal Case No. 37/35 Rex es. Lisekhe s/o Rokosa, alias Angoho. Criminal Case No. 39/35 Rex vs. Ihengala s/o Isaha. Criminal Case No. 44/35 Rex vs. Kimugun arap Ruto and nine others. Criminal Case No. 51/35 Rex vs. Olual s/o Kongo. Criminal Case No. 61/35 Rex vs. M arungaino arap M alabu. Clvil Appeal No. 19/35 The Gilgil Motor Co. vs. W illiam George Ross. In CWJFJZ jers. Civil Case No. 13/34 Shamji Harji & Bros. vs. Barrow & Co., Ltd. and 2 others. Civil Case No. 2/35 In the matter of the Gulf Mining Company, Limited and in the m atter of the Companies Ordinance, 1933, Section 43. SUPREME COURT SESSIONS AT K ISUMU, 28-5-35. Criminal Case No. 46/35 Rex vs. Ondisho d/o Shiango. SUPRBME COURT SBSSIONS AT FORT H ALE, NYERI, M ERU, AND EMBU COMMENCING AT FORT H ALL, 9-7-35 C riminal Case No. 36/35 Rex vs. Kamara wa W aitagwoka Criminal Case No. 55/35 Rex vs. Kibiriri wa Kiniria. M URRAY M . JACK, R egistrar, vskyrezag Cet6rt /./ Kenya. NOTICE

PLATEAU LIQUOR LICENSING COURT (ORDINANCE NO. 62 OF 1934) ' The following applications have been received for tlle consideration of the Plateau Liquor Licensing Court, which will sit at the oë ce of the District Cornm issioner, Eldoret, on M onday the 10th June, 1935, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to consider the following applications Name of Applicantl Nature of Licence 1 'premises Remarks f k Eldoret Club M embers Club Liquor Licence Plot No. 3 Section X liI N ew application Eldoret Kenya Store W ine M erchants' and Grocers' Plot N o. 9 Section XV II do Liquor Licence Grigg Street, Eldoret H assanali & Co. ditto Plot No. 1 1 Section IX U ganda Road, Eldoret Bazaar The Eldoret Sports Members Club Liquor Licence Plot N(). 61 14/141, E1- Club gon View Estate Eldoret Golf Club ditto Plot N(). 779/338 Kap- do soya Township Eldoret M unicipality Eldoret R ailway Club Railway residential area do in the M unicipality of Eldoret Alli Kassam & Sons W ine M erchants' and Grocers' Plot No. 10 Section IV Liquor Licence M ain Street, K itale K itale Club M embers Club Liquor Licence P. 0 . Kitale do Turbo Country Club ditto P. 0 . Turbo do Kam a Koiwa Sports ditto P. 0 . Lugari do Club f

Eldoret, H . H . TRA FFOR D, 8th M ay, 1935. Chairm ax, P/ateau Zzkstv Licensîng Couvt

GENERAL NOTICE N O. 650 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 651 NAKUIIU DISTIJCT COUNCIL. POST OFFICE NOTfCE. Tlxoym s. ARRIVAL oF AIR M AIL Ix Exou xb. TENIIEES are ealled for the supply tlle Nakuru .'Distriet Council of tlle following : IT is notifed 1or general inlormation fbat tbo ((r) Seven timber road drags sltod with steel. Air M ail despatehed from Nairobi on tke uuder- (/?) Approximately 8,000 super feet iimber mentioned dates anived in England as stated :- (cedltr) oî various dîmenslozas suftable for bridge works. Date of drspatch 1 Dyte of arrival Fuller details of the Couneil 's z'equirem ents nzay from Nalrobi ) m Englamd be obtained on application to the Engineer, Nakuru L- -- - .- - Distriet Counei). 6:h M ap 1935 12th M ay. 1935 Alt tenders, wllieh m ust be enelosetl in a sealed 1 0th M ay, 1935 16th M ay, 1935 ellvelope marked ' drencler for' Drags (or Timberl' ' , 1111.1st reaell tlle oflsees of the Couneil not late'r tllan 1 p.ytl. otA Saturday tlle 1st J'une, 1935. Neither tlle lowest nor any tender will necessarily Generai Post Oëee, be aeeepied. N' airobi, 18t1a M ay, 193.5. Nakuru, 14th M ay, 1935. A. W . DRURY, P. BELL, joz Ponimasier /7gs:-I, Cleî'l: to t/z: Dfyf?aîcf Otlzfzzcïl. Kenya, Uganda and Tflnpttnyfkl.- GENERAL NOTTCE NO. 652

NO TICE

U NDER T?IE LIQUOR O RDINANCE) 1934 The follo' wing new and confrm ation of transfer applications have been received for consideration by the K ikuyu Liquor Licensing Court which will sit in the District Com missioner North Nyeri's Oë ce, Nyeri, on M onday the 10th June, 1935, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. NEW A PPLICATIONS

Name A ddress Nature of licence

A . F. D avey, Esq. General Retail Liquor Licence M r. 'Hasham Jiwa W ine M erchants' and Grocers' Liquor Licence Nyeri M em bers' Club Liquor Licence N anyuki M em bers' Club Liquor Licence Timau M em bers' Club Liquor Licence

CONFIRMATION OF TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENCES ( ( Name 1 Address Nature of Licence !1 Remarks Ratanji Sukhabhai Fort Hall Bar & èrovision General Retail Liquor j lConfrmation of transfer Patel Store, Fort H all Licence from M r. F. D'Souza to . him N G . Skelton, Esq. Timau Stores, Tim au W ine M erchants' and Gro- Confirm ation of transfer of cers' Liquor Licence Proprietorship N G. Skelton, Esq. Timau Stores, Timau Malt Liquor Licence t Copnsforpmjqaettiorns hoifp transfer of 1

N orth Nyeri, J. E. H. LAM BERT, gth M ay, 1935. C/tairm an, Ao'lzcrg Llkour Z/ezzà'zWg Court GENERAL NOTICE NO. 653

Instrllnlents registered under the Chattels Transfer Ordinanee durirlg the la-lolli.h of April , 1935 : N'umb 6?- Name of Grct.nto-r. Name of Gk-tz?zïyt' . 2399 'W illiam Klapprott The Stttndard Bank of S.A., Lirnited. 2400 Gwynne M anley T l'te Lftrwl an.d Agrieultllral Bank of Kenya. 2401 Gagton Biemer Josepll Darevsky. 2404 M uriel M ay Dixon Tteginald J'ohn Phillips. 2405 Sunder Singh ...... Thakardass. 2406 W illiam H enry Nelson W ebber . . . John K . Gilliat and O0. , Ltd. 2407 H erbert J'ames Sparks and. Anua Edith 'S P R'kS ...... U erbert Story. 2408 Roper Charles Egerton Lytton-H itchins Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2409 Geofft'ey V ugh M itchel! and John Christopller Thom as Crozier . . . Dalgety and Oom pany, Lïm ited. 2410 Carl Rundgren . . . Dalgety and Com pany, Lim ited. 2411 Cyril Bernard 'Sumpter Dalgety and Com pany, Lim ited. 2412 Tsaac Edward Goby Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2413 Warry Stubbs ...... Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2414 Katharine Elizabeth Stollard . . . Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2415 Thom as Mfarren Gash and J'ohn H onor W arren Gash ...... Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2416 Gerhardus Johanneg van Rooyen The Kenya Farmers' Assoeiation (Co-op.), Ltd. 2417 Androjetlla W ilhelmina van Rooyen . . . The Kenya Farmers' Association (Co-op.), Ltd. 2418 . . . Oeorge Jam es Glassforcl and Aliee ' ' Bertha Glassforcl Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2419 ATiehael Lagos ...... Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2420 John Creighton Coverdale and Florenee M . Coverdale ... Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2421 J'am es Robert Cowling ... Dalgety arttl Company, Lïm ited. 24% Ralph Aubert Charleswortll Dalgety and Company, Lim ited. 2423 Elsie M ay M ebonald ...... Dalgety arld Company, Lim ited. 2424 Count Christopher von Donhoff . . . Jaek Evans. 2425 Alexander Nicolson and Frederick J'ohn S 1.-13. i i lz ...... Dalgety and Coznpany, Lim ited. :426 Arthur Edurard Knowles Dalgety and Com pany, Lim ited.

TRANSFISIt o:n IxsnmuMysxl's. 2402 Dalgety and Company, Lim ited M aeaea, Limited. 2403 Gailey ancl Roberts, Limited . . . Afaeaea) Limited. SATISFACTIONS ENTERED IN THE REGISTER. 1618 Thom as W arren Gash . .. Tutura Estate, Limited. 16:4 ... Ruth M acleline Brannstrom Daere Ashe shaw. t914 ... Gocurey M ordaunt George A.lfrecl Tyson. :047 . . . John Erie Cameron ...... Eleanor M arion O'Brien. (2142 . .. Gwendoline Aliee Grace T'Tnrrieg Oharles 'Henry Reginald Pentreath. 2144 . . . Godfrey M oldaunt George Allred Tyson. t2243 . . . Janet Fulton Sfraehan Jbseph Darevsky.

Nairobi, B . STONE, This 16th (lay of M ay, 1935. dcff?zg RegintnaT Gcscrcl. 193$ '1314>r ominlcllla GAZET'I!E ô59

GENERAL No-rlcE No. 41ö 7195,6099, 6100 and 3095 to the District Com missioner,Kisumu-lzondiani, Kisumu ; antl in respect TH E CROW N LAND S ORDINANCE. of Farm B L.R. NoB. 7197, 7198 anfl 1218 to the Lchaptey 140, Reni8ed A'dïffo?z oj f>,: Lawn 0/ Land Assistant, Box 424, Nairobi, on or before the Kenya). 1st July, 1935, or shall be paid in nine equal annual AvcTlox o:a FARMS. instalm ents, payable on the 1st day ol January in CI'IE'IE grants of the farm s speeifled in the each year, the flrst instalm ent being payable on the Scl'tedules hereto will, subjeet to the provisions of 1gt Jahuary, 1936, and the >urchaser Bhàll inform the Provincial Comm issioner Nakuru, the District tlte Crown Lands Ordinance (Chapter 140 of the Com m issioner, Kisum u-Londl? ani Redsed Laws ol Kenya), be offered lor sale at the , or the Land Assis- llailway lnstitute, Nairobi, eomm encing at 10 a.m . tant, Nairobi, as the eaàe 'm ay require, on or before on Friday the 28th June, 1935. the 1st J'uly, 1935, which m ethod of paym ent he Plans of the farms m ay be seen at the Publie desires to adopt. M ctp Ofllce, Survey and Registration Division, 7. If the purellaser shall have electecl to pay the N' airobi, or m ay be hatl on applieation to the Sur- balance of the purehase m oney by instalm ents, no veyor General, Box 89, Nairobi, on payment of transfer of the land granted or any part thereof SiJ. 3, post free, in respect of eaeh plan required. sllall be valid until the whole of the purellase m oney 'Jghe right to withdraw any farm from the auction shall have been paid. is reserved to the Com m issioner of Lands. 8. The rent due to the 31Bt Deeember, 1935, shall be paid to the Provincial Comm issioner Coxollqoxs o:a SALE. Nakuru , , the District Com mïssioner, Kisum u-Lon- IL . Each farm will be auetioned separately. diani, ancl the Land Assistant, Nairobi respectively, 'z. The farms in the First Schedule are in the on or belore the 1st July, 1935. , H ighlands, and purchase will be conflned to Euro- The survey lees ancl the leea- payable kor the pre- peans only (or their accredited agents), in eon- paration (Sh. 100) and. registration (Sh. 20) of the formity with the decision of His Majesty's Govern- grant, and tlle stamp duty payable (approximately m ent. 2 per cent ad 'tl41/tl?.ozlzl izl respect of the grant shall 'rhe farm s in the Second Sehedule will be open be paid to the 'Surveyor General at the Survey ttntl to unrestrieted bidding. Registration Division, Nairobi, on or before the 1st 3. The highest bidcler will be the purchaser, ancl J'uly, 1935. if any dispute arfse as to any bl'dding, the farm Upon such paym ents being duly m ade, the pur- w5ll be put up again at the last undisputetl bid. chaser shall, subjeet to the provisiong ol the Crown 4. The amount of tlle advance of eaeh bid. will be Lands Ordinance (Chapter 140, Revised Edition), regulated by the auctioneer, and no bicl shall be and if the eonditions of sale have been com plied retraeted. with, be entitled to a grant of the farm , which 5. Each purtshaser shall pay to the auetioneer, grant will be presented to him , duly executed, as itzàm ediately on the fall of the hamm er, a dcposit soon as eonveniently may be. of 10 per cent of his purchase m oney, and shoulcl 9. If the paym ents m entioned in Condition No. tbe sam e be tendered by eheque, such cheque m ust/ 8 are not made on or before the 1st July, 1935, the b:, aeeom panied by a banker's guarantee. In default Com missioner of Lands m ay order that the deposit of sueh paym ellt, the farm m ay be imm ediately re- paid by the purchaser be forfeited to the Govern- ofl'ered for sale, and any subsequent bitl by the m ent, ancl in such case the purchaser Bhall have person who llas m ade def ault m ay be ignored or no f urther elaim to a grant of the farm . refusecl. 10. The grants will be under . the provisions of 6. The balance of the purellase m oney in respeet the Crown Lands Ordinance (Chapter 140 of the of Farms L.R. Nos. 1929, 2654/1, 2654/2, 2654/3, Revised Edition) and the Registratson of Titles 34I 76, and 1553 shall be paid in full to the Pro- Ordinanee (Chapter 142) , and will be for 999 years, vincial Comm issioner, Rift Valley Province, Box com m encing from the 1st day of J'uly, 1935. Rent 8'.1., Nakuru; in respeet of Farms L.R. Nos. 7194, will be payable from that date. FIRST SCH EDU LE L. R. No. Locality Acres Uqset Annual Proportionate Survey (approx) Pnce Rent Rent 1-7-35 to Fees 31.12-35 Sh. Sh. Slu Sh 1929 Trans Nzoia 2887 36,088 577.40 288*70 loi6 7194 (5479/1 & 4429/4) Londiani 76? 7,670 153.40 76.70 596 7195 (5479/2 & 4.429j5) Londiani 1434 10,755 286.80 143.40 ?84 2654/1 Ol'Bolosat 1215 9, 1 12 243.00 121.50 73O 2654/2 Ol'Bolosat 1210 9,075 24300 121.00 730 2654/3 Ol'Bolosat 1 193 8,947 238.60 1 19.30 ?3O 7191 (2877/1) Mol'th Nyeri 1933 14,498 386.60 193*30 890 3476 Nalvasha 1480 7,* 0 296.00 148.œ 784 1553 Nalvasha 2478 18,585 495.60 247.80 996 7198 /58 10/2) Kozpo Station 188*5 3,772 37*80 18.90 344 * 1218 Athl Plalns 4000 16,X 0 8œ *00 4* .00 1236 SECON D SCH EDU LE 6099 Kibos 160 6,4* 32.00 16.œ 3K 6100 Kibos 160 6,4* 32.00 16.00 & 0 3095 Chemilil 16O 4,800 32.00 16.00 316 * The Survey of L.R. No. 1218 has not yet been efected. liairobi, W . M . LOGAN, 16th Alareh , 1935. Comminnioney Jo; Local Gtlr:rnzl?ze?zf, Land. and Ig:ffl4aetd. NA TIVE TRU ST FU ND RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS A CCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST D ECEMBER, 1934 ( PuslisheR :'z; ascordanre ztzz'zâ #Jz provisîons (7./ Sertt'on 9, Cap. 131 ) Laws /./* Kenya ) I RECEIPTS PAYMENTS

Sh. cts. JW. cts. To Balance on Deposit with Governm ent ' By General Capital Account . . . . 3,460 18 of Kenya ...... 45,8 19 52 ,, Amount placed on Fixed Deposit with ,, General Capital Account . . . . 3,672 33 Bank ...... 1 1 1,78 1 00 ,, Fixed Deposits realized ...... 124,78 1 00 ,, Amount invested in Post Ofdce Savings ,, Coilective Fine (N.F.D.) Account . . 1 l ,406 52 Bank ...... 13,000 00 ,, Abyssinian Compensation Account . . 3,876 93 ,, Collective Fine (N.F.D.) Account . . 15,306 90 ,, North Pokomo Saka Accollnt . . . . 15 00 ,, Abyssinian Compensation Account . . 23,268 83 ,, Advances Account Badges . . . . 15 15 ,, Balance on Deposit with Government ,, Uasin Gishu M asai Account . . . . 1,852 00 of Kenya ...... 24,621 54

Sh. 191,438 45 Sh. 191,438 45

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1934

LIABILITIES ASSETS 1 1 sJ. cts. I sn. cts. ,s'â. cts. tr Pokomo Account . . . . 1 13 23 CASH :- I General Capital Account . . 22,438 14 On Deposit with Governmenti Famine Rehef ...... 6,353 00 of Kenya ...... 24,621 54 North Pokomo Saka Account . . . . 8 13 00 On Deposit with Bank . . 1 1 1,78 1 00 Lokichar (Kolosia) Grazing Fees . . . . 455 50 On Deqosit in Post Office Uasin Gishu M asa.i Account ' . . . . 10,454 98 Savlngs Bank . . . . ! 13,0C0 00 Abyssinian Compensation Account . . . . 1oo ,219 64 r- - 149,402 s4 Collective Fine (N.F.D.) Account . . . . 9,008 21 Advances Account' Badges . . 453 16

SJ. 149,855 70 S/t. 149,855 70

Examined : G. W A LSH, G. W ALSH, W . H. SM ITH , Trtasuyty., A vt/z'/z', Nairobi, 18th April, 1935 Nairobi, 8th M ay, 1935 W . C. M ITCHELL, M ay 21, 1935 TH E OFFICIAL GAZE TTE 561

GBNERAL N oerlcs No. 655 N OTICE Lîguor Zzzrzi-çz'zzgr Ordinance 6213* The following late applications for Liquor Licences, in addition to those appearing under General Notice No. 6O1 of 30/4/35, wiil be considered by the Nyanza Liquor Liceasing Court at its session to be held in the Office of the D istrict Com m issioner, K isumu-Londiani, Kisumu, on M onday, 10th June, 1935, at 10 a.m. CONFIRMATION ole TRANSFBR.

Applicant N ature of Licence Remarks

M essrs. Com mercial and Indus- G eneral Retail . . From M rs. P. C. Russel to them - trial Co., Ltd. selves in respect of plot 14 Sec. 7, Yala Township,

APPLICATIONS FOR TRANSFERS.

M essrs. Com mercial and Induq- General Retail . . From plot l4, Sec. 7, to plot trial Co., Ltd. Sec. 1, Yala Township.

M essrs, Costa and Co. W ine M erchants' and Grocers' ; From plot 2, Sec. 28, to plpt 2, Liquor Licence ' Sec. 6 9 ,Kisum u.

.J ( K isum u, 1 5th M ay, 1935. J. G. H. ROSS, D I' .ç/rz'w: Com m isn'onerz K isumw Lortdîam '. to tzfz-zzztzzz, Nyanza Zfgzft?r D 'censîng Cbsy'/.

GENHJRAL No'rzcE No. 656 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 658 TH E BANKRUPTCY ORDIN ANCE. TH E BAN KRUPTCY ORDIN ANOE. Norlcb: o:ba Ii 'rExoym D:('v1:o>lNI). N OTICE o.bn Ixrrxxoxn DlvloExo. Summ-ll-'ï.'bl f'tzye . S'am mavy Case . -I'l6!)f o.r' s 'n.fzzrla,tr . Santana Collaeo. 13 f/àf 0'r3 : 'nycsTn,tr.-petlll-a,j J'etha. Adtù-css-- lncli an Bazaar, N airobi . 4d4v'68s .- Nairobi. De.scripfinn,. Tailor. Desc'tûp't 'itlx.- shop-keepe'r . C'orart .- I-I.AII . Supreme Court, Nairobi. (lovv'f .- I-I.M . Sqpreme Court, N airobi. lihtol,b er ol mat f :'r.--73 ()f 1931. N'amber t)/ ma.t f 6z..- 6 of 19:4. Last day /()'r 'receirvinq p'rop/:. 5th June, 1935. Last Jtt.'?/ jtlr wcceit,f.l(? proo/.,.- 4th June, 1935. Name o! f.r-tz-sf e6. Official Receiver. Name o! f'r'udf et?.-r--ofllcial Receiver. A.ddl-ess.- ïaa.w Courts, N airobi. Acldl-ess.n- L:ksk- Courts, N airobi. Nairo biA N airobi, B. STON E, l'Jth Allay, 1935. 1$. STONIQ, 17th M ay) 19t1 5. 4cf i'n,g o//zcicl .'ltecefztlts'r. Actin,g O.ï5,citzJ Iteceirel'.

GENERAL NOTICE NO. 65? IN TH E RESIDENT AIAGISTRATE'S COURT AT THE BANK RUPTCY ORDINANCE. KTSUM U. XOTICE 01? (INTENDED DIVIDEND. Nxk' NK RUIPTCY JTJRISDIOTION . kbqum mzary Cf7,:6 . Czkusu No. 5 ol 1933. D ebtor's xtzwze.--bhulablàai Zaverbhai Patel, a Ite Fltwxx ClvllpTow Goltm w'ux 7BAXILRIJT'T. partner in the flrm of t CA . Lal anfl Co.?# To al1 wltom it m ay eoneern. Adlzreyd- Nairobi. TAK E NOTICE tkat Frank Clifton Gorringe the J.'ltresck-'îpfïowz.--M erehant. bankrapt having appiied to the Court for M s discharge, Co'u,lv't .- H .AI. Supreme Court, N airobi. the Court has fixed the 17tl1' day of J'une, 1935, a'â 9.30 Ntbnk scr o o'eloek in the forenoon) at Kisumu, for hearing the .I wcf f 6w.- 19 of 1934. application . Tast t/c? ?/ jor wtlcozl'/; inq .pz?-oo/d. 6th J'une, 1935. N(.1'nè e oj f'r,.$,s/66 .- oflleial. Receiver. Datecl at Kisum u this 8th day of M ay, 1935. Alldl-etqs-- Luw Courts, Nairobi. E. D . EMI/EY, Acfizg .l/6.sid6zp,f; Magistïa.t 6, N airobi, B. STONE, X'tsxtzrrt'tt. 17th A:ay, 1.935. zlcfiztg OFciaï Tteccir6r. 562 I'I-IE Ol?Flcl-#L GàzETq.'.E

GENERAL N0T1cE No. 660 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 664 TH E BANKRUPTCY. ORIII.NANCE. PROBATE AN D A IJM INISTRATION . NorlcE olp èllx'rExolro Dlvloxxo. Pti-ïnùlc Txb-srlx' s Czktrsl No. 65 okn 1934. S'untm al'u Case. Ix TIIE M ATTER ol LMz Slxgu Szkxon:v, oxcaAs>m. Dcà?f ov's 'nq- c.- Nem chand Panachand, tradipg as To a1l whom it m ay concern. (tNemchand Bros.' ' TAK K NOTICE that on or after the 4th day of -4 dtlress. Nairobi. June? 1935, l intend to apply to H .M . Supreme Court of K enya at Xairobf, for an order to administer the estate Dc.scwipfion. M erchant. of the a'bove-zlamecl Lal Singh Sandlltt, deeeased, who c'okùwf.- )H.A1. Shprem e Court, N airobi. died at N airolli on tlle 7th day of September, 1934. Nvktbev (1/ laa't f er. 35 of 1934. Nairobi,. L. q.1t...-(1çtt1 /6//' ?-t?tt6it''bf: A?'&&/#.- 6th June, 19,35. Nlltttbe t)/ f ?-lt.,sf 66. Oëcial Receiver. 10th M ay, 1935. Atldres.'. Law Courtsr N airobi. B . STONE, Acfiog Ptsb/ic T'rnst qe. Nairobi, 17th M ay, 1935. B . STONE , Actlng t?//lcft!l .1l6c6ft6'r. GENERAL N'o'i'lcE No. 665 PROBATE AND ADMINISTRXTION. PtUIyuIC Tltvserxa's Cztvsx No. 65 t)F 1984. GKNERAL NOTICE NO. 661 IN 'rIIlr M ATTER olp LAL SINGX SANIIIIU, IpEcxAsxn.. . To a11 whom it may concern. TH E BANK RUPTCY ORDINANCE . TAK E. N OTICE that al1 persons having any clailns m em vlxo Osomt. against the estate of the abovtynamed La1 Singh Sandhu, I.)eljt or' .s nat't e . Diwan Cband lkllanna . cleceased, who died at Nairobl, in the Colony of If enya, Allçl.ress. (Kisumu. on the 7t1A day of Septem ber, 1934, are required to prove su(.l1 clailns before me tlae undersigned on or befoye the .2?f?.$(! ?''àpf it?'n,---'vLaw Clerk . 15th day of J'uly: 1935, after wljieh date the clalms so Dftf c oj /'[email protected]? 2?6fif'it)'?t,.--15tl1 Atlay, 19:3 5. prtlvecl will be pald amd the estate distributed according tv'o.urt .--Resident M agistrate's Court, K isunlu. to law. N-anî.ber ol zpztzfrfer. 3 of 1935 (Kisumu). 7.)tzf e 0/ ortler. 15th Alay, 1935. Nairobi, B. STONE, ' TFJ etltel' (leb'tor's t?r c't-etlé't o'r.s' pe't 2,f'it)'n,. Debtor's. 10th Ar'lay, 1935. Act î'n,g .l7w,àlic Trnst ee. N airobi, 17th M ay, 1935. GsxaaAc Noerlcx No. 666 1 N H I S M AJES TY'S SUIRREM E COURT O1? K ENYA AT NAK URU IIISTR ICT REGISTRY. PROBATE AND ADM IN ISTRATION . GBXERAL NOTICE NO. C62 Cwvsl No. 2 ov 1935. X(J7l'I(JE o'F APPLICATION Folt ADMINISTRATION O1? ESTATE O1? TITE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE. J'OSEPW SANTANA PEREIMA, IaATE OF XAIf URU, DECEASED . Rsemvlxc Oltmm . TAKE NOTICE tllat application llaving been m ade D eltors' xrz???.c.:.- E1la Stevenson and John Pitty in this Court by Dioao Joas Pereira, of N akuru, f or tlle Francis Costa Bir, carrying on business as administration of t'he estate of Josepll Santana Pereira, Leicester H otel. late of N akuru, wlso died at Arpora, Goa, on . the 7th ytdtf'rtrfly.--Naïrobi. day of Allglzst, 1934, this Court will proceed to m ake D escrïzlfïon,.- H otel Proprietors. a zecree in the same unless cause be .shown to the contrary and appearanee in this respect entered on or before Da't e t)/ jililtq péràiàlbo'zy..--2nd A' 1 ay, 1935. tlle 25th day of M ay, 1935 Co%qrt.- H .M . Supreme Court, Nairobi. . Nnmber ol ,/n,(zff6.r.-11 of 1935. Dated at Nakuru tllis 9th day of Af ay, 193 5. Da't 6 oj t?rt/6:'.- 3rd A f ay, 1935. G. G. ROBTN SON , W h6f h'e'r d6llftlry' or frwcdfftyr:' pe't if 'iozn.- pebtors' . Distlwict .'Dclcgtzfc, H.M . Supveln,e Coyv-f oj Xca?/tz, 'Nairobi> Ngknv%ç. 10th M ay, 1935. .L. R . FISH ER, 1or zlcfixf? Ojlicial Xeceirew. GENERAL NOTICE NO. 66? (N THE D'ISTRICT DELEGATE'S COURT AT K ISUM U . I'ROBATE AN1) ADM INTSTRATION. IN HIS MAJESTY'S S'UJIREME COURT OF KRNYA &T NAIROBI. CAusx No. 2 ol 1935. - No'l'ttrs olr AzplzrurcAzrtox Tntut IZntal3A7?E f)z7 lazllr W I1m PROBATE AND ADAIINISTRATION . l't-x'&t K lxlslzfotlioco, Ktsl.b'tn,lb. M URRAY M . JACK , / lteqistvar, No't 6 . The w ill ltbove naltletl i s '1now deptlsi-ted antl S-tzz/'?-f?v??,: lt?'p,z.f oj Jf ettya. opeft to i nsllectiou at tlle llottrs',. M ay 21, 1935 TH E OFFIOIAL GAZETTE 563

GENERAL NOTICE NO. 668 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 671 IN TIIS M AJESTY'S SUPREM E COURT OF KENYA IN HIS M A.TESTY'S SUPREM E COURT OF KENYA AT NAKURSJ DISTRICT REGISTRY. AT V OMBASA DISTRICT REGISTVY. PROBATE AND ADM INISTRATION . PROBATE AND ADM INISTRATION. CArsz N o. 3 o, 1935. CAusu N o. 10 oF 1983. N()TtcI( olr .4pplzlt,wTl()x Folt A W lyarv Axxrxxxp AI)MINIS- NOTICE ()F APPTUICATION #OR ADMINISTRATION OF XSTATE OF' q'ltATlow de /?o.?ài,s nzo,tb GRANT oy ESTATS o, SHEIXH '.BENEDICT IBIRICBECK, LATE Ola A1 GITNGA RONGAI, AlolvrAzu ll nIN Alul BIN SAAD EIZ-M ANIIRY, DECEASED. nxcsAsso. TAK E NOTICE that application having been made TAKE NOTICE that application having been m ade in tilis Court by Penelope G ladys Birkbeck of Mgunga, in this Court by Said %in Rashid bin Kham is El-Alandr yl Rongail for the adm inistration of the estate of Benedlct of M om basa, duly appointed the layrful attorney of Birkbec'k, late of M gunga, Ronga i ,who died at London Fatum a the daughter of the said Shelkh M ohamed bin on the 21st day of Aprll, 1934, tliis Court will proceed Ali bip Saad El-M andrjr, deceased! for a will anpexed to make a decree in the same unless cause be shown to adm inlstration de lpozLid non, grant of the esltate of Sheikh tlle contrary and appearance in this respect entered on M oham ed bin Ali bin Saad El-ltlandry, late of M ombasa, or before tlle 25th day of M ay, 1935. who died at M om basa on the 4th day of February, 1933, having nzade alkd duly executed llis last will and testa- llated at Nakuru this 9t11 day of M ay, 1935. lnent, this Court will proceed to issue the sam e unless eause be shown to the contrary and appearance in this G. G. ROBIN SON , respect entered on or before the 28th day of M ay, 1935. Distvict D cleptzfe, Alombasa, H .M . Snpveme Ooztrf o/ Keït?la, 10th M ay? 1935. Ngknrn. E . J. O'FARRELL, District .'lktlgiyf'm 'r, Snpreme Conrt oj A6'n.g/a. GENERAL NOTICE NO. 669 Not tl.- r.llhe wiil above named is now deposited and open to inspection at the Court. IN IIIS M AJESTY'S SUPREM E COURT OF K ENYA AT NAK URU DISTRICT REGISTRY. PROBATE AND ADM INISTRATION. GENERAL NOTICE NO. 672 CAusE No. 4 oF 1935. NOTICE ()F APPLIOATION FOR PROBATE OF THE W ILL OF IN HIS M AJESTY'S SUPREM E COURT OF KRNYA CHARLOTTE M ARIE WEPPES LATE OF NAKURU AT M OM BASA DISTRICT REGISTRY. DECEASE )(; . ' PROBATE AN D ADM INTSTRATION . TAKE NOTICE that application having been m ade CAusx N o. 15 ol 1935. in tll is 'Court by Nicholas H eppes, of Nakuru, for pro- Ite ESTATE ov DR. TaIMBAX LAXMAN CnII'LoNxàR, bate of the will of Charlotte M arie Heppes, late of DECEASED. Naktlru who died pt N akuru on the 5th day of April, 1935, tllis Court wll1 proceed to make a decree in the NOTICE. same unles! cause be shop-n to the colztrary and appear- N OTICE is hereby given that all persons liaying ance in thts 'respect entered on or before the 25th day claims againjt the estate of Dr. Trimbak Laxman Chip- Of M ayr 1935. .' lonker, Britlsh Indian M edical Practitioner, late of Alombasa) who died at M ombasa on the 25th day of l'lated at Nakuru this 9th day of M ay, 1935. February, 1935, are required to send particulars of their . claims in writlng to Dr. Shanker Dhondo K arve, the adm inistrator or to the undersigned on or beforo the G. G. ROBINSON, 15th day of June, 1935, after which date the adminis- Di.qfrict D eleqat 6, trator will proceed to distribpte the estate having re- H .M . S'ttz?zrcpl: Conmt o! X6'n?#tz, gard only to the elaims of whzch he shall then have had N alcuru,. notice. Not tl.- The will above named is now depositetl and Alombasa, open to inspection at the Court. Dated tllis 13th day of M ay, 1935. A. B . PATEL, Ad'vocat 6 /0A' f lbe xzlclznïzrf.sfwtzf ov, P.O. Wtlz No. 274, GENERAL NOTICE NO. 67O M om basa. IAT I'l.IS M AJESTY'S SUPREM E COURT OF K EW YA AT ELDORET DISTRICT REGISTRY. PR OBATE AND ADM INISTRATION. GENERAL NOTICE NO. 673 CAgsm No. 5 o:' 1935. IN HIS M AJKSTY'S SUPREM E COURT OF K ENYA NOTICE ()1? APPLICATION #OR ADMINISTRATION 0F ESTATE OF AT M OMBASA DISTRICT REGISTRY . liLlcHaRD LRAwOItTHY SLERMAN, LATE olp I-IOEY' s PROBATE AND ADAIINISTRATION . BRIf)(4>:) DECEASEI). CAtrsl No. 19 olp 1935. 'I'?AKE NOTICE that application having lleen made XOTICE OF APPLICATION 1?0R ADMINISTEATION OF XSTATE OF in tllkis Court by Albert H arry Alurrow as unele by RANCTIHORDAS LALJI) LATE OF CUTCH-M ANDVI, marriage of the late R. L. Sleeman at tlle request of his TNDIA, DECEASED. fathec and next of kin, of H oey's Nrzdge, foz' the administration of the estate of Riellard Leaworthy Sleeman, in thTlAs KCEo uNrtO bTyI CNE atrhoatat ma pPpulircuatshioont thamav) inogf bMeeonm mbaasdae, late tlf H oey's Bridge? who died at H oey's Bridge ' on the for the administration intestate of the estate of Ran- 30th day of Novenlber, 19.31:, this Court will proceed to chhordas Lalji, late of Cutch-Mandvi, India, who died make a deeree in the same unless cause be shown to the at M andvi in the Province of Cutch, India, on the 12t11 contrary and appearance in this respect entered on or day of December, 1931, this Court will proceed to issue . llefore tlle 11th day of June, 1935. tlle sam e unless cause be shown to the contrary and appearance in this respect entered on or before the Eldol'et, 24th day of July, 1935. 1 1th M ay, 1935. M ombasa7. H . G. OLDFIELD, 10th M ay, 1935. Jicfi'n,g Didfwicf Deïegai 6, E. J. O'FARRELL, ./.3 :I. Jshp.zlrtrozlzt, (l()ktvt oj Xtlfl'#f2, Dlstlgct .'lltrtpidfz'cr, Eldoçet . ;f?'?J,prc?n.6 Conrt of .Tfep.t/fz. 564 TH E OFFICIAL GAZE TTE M ay 21, 1935

GENERAL NOTICE NO. 6l4 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 6?7 THE TRADE M ARK S ORDINANCE, 1930. THE REGISTRATION OF PATENTS ORDINANCE, AIYLICATION N o. 2213. 193:3. IT is hereby notiûed for general inform ation that a lettez's patent partieulars of whfeh appear iLJ tlle TAK E NOTICE that an applieation for tlle regis- Sehedulp hel-eto was registered as No. 234 of 1935 ln tlle tration of the Trade Alark shown above in Class 50, in Kenya Reglstel. of Patents on the 14th day of M ay, respeet of cord (not of metal) rope (jute or hemp) twine 1935 : - and string, has been lodged by Tanganyilka Cordage Com- ' pany, Limited) of 3 Lom bard Streeb, London ; M antw SCHEDULE. factarers) whose address for service in the Colony is c/ o Number oj tzpz?lictzfiopz.-z34. M essrs. Atkinson, Bown, M orrison and Ainslie, Advo- Dal;e ()/ (u?pJicfJ,f'ît)?1.- 14th day of Alay, 1935 . eates, P.0. Box 29, M ombasa. Nlb.m,e o/ applican,'t .- sinclacato 'Cellulosa Pomilio. The said Trade M ark will be registered after the ltegist tlzb6l tzllrcesa.- strada Argine Grazzili, N aples, expiration of ninety days from the date of this Gazette ltaly. provided no notice of opposition is reeeived. Pavtéctalars oj gl'ant 071 tlte flxziftr# Kingdom.- No. Nairobi 4.15,224, sealed on the 8th day of November, 9tlf M ay, 1935. B. STONE, 1934, Jtnd dated th'e 10th day of J'une, 1932. Akzfvzk': oj 'fw,r6?ùfïpvl.- llnprovelzlellts în proeess for 4 f.sf inq Tlyfyf,sf r(l,r ol Trade 3.f' arks. the continuous treatment of vegetable materiyls vrith soda and gaseous chlorine for the ln- dustrial production of cellulose. GRNERAL NOTJCE NO. 675 Dooun'tenfs? t?f(!., #.J6cJ il'b 'rcpiafzw...- 1. Orte eertified copy of the speeiftcation, including TH E COM PANIES ORDINAN CE, 1933. drawilags) and offiee copy of letters patent: of Itq CozxoxlAt, Sozï:p FAcToltv, LIMITRII (Ix LIQIJIOATION). the United K ingdom Patent. . N ovlcx os' Dzvvlàaxo. 2. Certifteftte of the Comptroller Gerjeral of th'e Name ()/ copk,zvazrlg.- colonial Soap Factory, Ltd. United K ingdom Patent Oëce givlng full par- Address o! v'tltpiyf ered oWcc.- cadeiro Street (Estate), tieulap's of the grant of tlle patent. Race Course Road, Nairobi. 3. Atlthorization of agent. Oonmt .- H .M . Supreme Court of Kenya at N airobi. Numb 6r oj mat étlw.- civil Case Nt). 1O8 of 1934. Nairobi, Am onn,'t per T.- shilling one and cents sixty in tb e J). (Sl! . 1 / 60 in the .:f) ) . T'his 14th day of M ay, 1935. Flrst t?r Jfnql or of Fs6rttif.r6.-Fil-st and. lllnal. B. STONE, J'IJA 6,n, ptz?galllt.--l7th M ay, 1.935 . Actin,g J/cgiyf rav oj T'tzfenfd. I/phtrw: pa'?/(:/klts.- oflieial Receiver's Olce, Law Courts, N airobi. Nairobi, 17th M ay, 1935. B. STONE, zl ctin,g O#. àcitzl Lftjqcn6idzpac'tr p,'r. GENERAL NOTICE X0. 6?8 IN H1S MAJESTY'S SUPREM E COURT OF KENYA AT NM ROBI. CIvIL CAs? N o. 99 ol 1935. Ix Tzuk M ATTym oF M xanzl AUAMSII AND Co., LTD., THE REGISTRATION OF PATEN TS ORDINANCE, AxI) 1.93:3 . 'lx 'rus M ATTSIA ()>n rux Cozdzuxllrs ORDINANCE) 1933. IT is. hereby notified for general informatioll. that a NOTTCE is llereby given that a petition for the letters patent particulars of which appear in the wi3lding up of the a'bove-zlamed Company by H is Schedule hereto was registered as No. 233 of 1935 in the Alajesty's Supreme Court of Kenya was on the 4th day K enya Registez' of Patents on t%e 13th day of Aiay, of M ay, 1935, presented to the said Court by the said 19 35 : Company, Meghji Ahamed and Jafferali M eghji: F. J. SCH EDULE. Hawkes and Company, Limited, and W aljee Hirlee and Ntt,ïtî,ber 0/ tzpplfctzfil/'nz-- z83. Sons.

7-)(If e oj azkp/îctzfippz-- l3tll day of Afay, 1935. A.lld that the saifl petition is directed to be heard Navbe oj (zpp/icttzrf . The English Electric Company, before tlle said Court sitting at Nairobi on the 31st day fuimited, and Ralph H enry Cridge. of M ay, 1935, at 10 o'elock in the forenoon and any ltegîst erell (sfldz'c.s.s---lltleeli's House, 28, Kingsway, cl'editor or contributory of the said Company desirous to 'Londoll, SV-C . 2 .? England, and ( fTl1e Cllinzes' ) support or oppose tlle making of an order on the said D alkeith Avenue, Bilton, near Rugby, England , petition may appear at tlle time of hearing in person or by his Counsel for that purpose ; and a copy of the respectivelzr. pe. tition wïll be furnished to any ereditor or contributory k3($.?'f fcrttEtra',: 0/ ql'an,t à)l, f lt e E7'?1'àf 6t2 7f 'l.ngdoït'b.- No. of the said Com pany requiring the same by tlle under- 412,178, sealecl on tlle 12th day of October, 1934, signecl, ou payment of the z'egulated charge for the and datqd tlle 16th day of December, 1932. S a n'1 e . N(J,t'ltvf (?J iorcklfion.- lnipl-ovementsl relating to the urlthering of tea leaves. DALY (t FIGGIS, Doculttents? et c., jil6d 'à'?l registry. ,4 dnocai 68 Jow f lte z4l?ozpe-'n,(t/'n,ctJ 1. One certified copy of the speeil' ication, ineluding Petitionqvs, drawings, and ofllce copy of letters patent, of C/(:'r/c6'd Clbambers, Natrobi. tlae Ilnptc'd Kingdom Pabent. 2. Certillcate o2 the Comptrollez. Generql of the N ot c.- Any person who intends to appear on the United K i ngdom Patent Offkce giving f u11 pam hearing of tlae said petition must serve on or send by tieulars ef tlïe grant of the patent. post to the a'bove-named advocates for the said petitioners, notice in writing of his intention so to do. 3 . Autlzorization of agent. The notice must state the nam e and address of tlze llrzp and mtzst be signed by the person or firm, or his or their, Nairobi, advocates (if any) and muyt be jerved, or if posted must This 13th day of Allay) 1935. be sent by post in suëcient tlrpe to reach the ahovia- B. STONE, named not later than 6 o'clock ln the afternoon of the Acfi'n,p kegistrp,r oj Pczfezrfs. 30th day of M ay, 1985. $65

GENERAL lkoncyl zqo. 679 PRIN CIPA L A RTICLES IM PORTED INTO KENYA AND UGANDA DU RIN G TH E M ONTH END ED 28TH FEBRUARY, 1935 Imports for Home Consumption Government Im ports unit of Total Imports (includinz Govern- (included in previous ARTICLE Quantity ment'zoods) Columns) l Quantity Vaiue Quantity Value Quantity Vaiue

Sh. Sh. 21. jlkice ...... Cwt. 8,841 131,593 8,841 131,593 . W heat M eal and Flour ,, 2,646 26,449 2,646 26,449 3. Ale, Beerz Stout, etc. imp. gal. 7,045 23,473 8,285 27,905 4. Ghee . . . . - . . . Cwt. 863 41,343 863 41,343 5. .'Wi1k, Condensed or otherwise Pre- served ,, 84 5,648 91 5,252 6. Spirits (c) Imp. and Proof galls. 5,051 12,3,766 5,538 134,512 7. Sugar (Refned) . . Cwt. 365 4,472 4O5 5,040 8. erea . . ,, 16 2,931 16 2,937 9. Aivines . . . . Im p. gal. 2,883 38,375 2,874 40,409 10. frigarettes Lb. 84,442 280,905 62,150 205,789 1 1 e: . fobacco . . ,, 67,437 173,852 70,531 181,884 . . . . 12. hvood and Timber . . Cubic ft. 17,300 43, 146 17,300 43, 146 6,922 19,978 13. fcem ent, Building . . . . Ton 849 :35, 1O9 831 34,391 214 1 1832 14. (ralvanized Iron Sheets, Corrugated ,, 39 10,752 40 10,916 , 15. Hollow-ware, Enamelled . . 55 46,236 54 45,002 48 16. Tubes, Pipes and their Fittings ,, 151 69,703 151 69,703 60 32742 17. lèron and Steel M anufactures Value 288,942 . . 292,135 38,410 18. Hardware . . Cwt. 189 8,378 19O 8,389 247 19. Fihovels, Spades, etc. . . . . Number 78, 102 36,968 ' 78, 1O2 36,968 . , 20. .'zdachines and Machinery . . . Value 558,296 558,580 7, 131 tiotton Piece Goods- . 21. Grey, U nbleaclled LSiqn. YYaardd 1,00830,292171 )1 21 1,365 y88362',.a2y21 )1 161,216 a48a'y.,g1c9a7 ) 16,640 22. Bleached . . Lin. Yard 480,741 281,525 4,515 sq. yard 449,087 l 1 18,741 264,462 j 79,185 aisjs j 2,909 23. Printed, Khangas . . Lin. Yard 28,737 2.3,387 Sq. Yard 35,879 l 12,203 .,2:,:$60 ). 10,506 24. Printed, Other Sorts . . Lin. Yard 1,351,290 1 794,360 25. D yed in the Piece . . LSiqn.. YYaard 1,906541,580801 ) 31 1,481 66227,0265&9 1) 195,813 20. .,685 ï Sq. Yard 842,815 f 385,326 56:$,54.:$ ) 299,954 j6jays ) 15,792 26. Coloured (M anufactured wholly or in part of Dyed Yarn) . . Lin. Yard 1,785,421 870,537 Sq. Yard 1,487,967 l 406,474 816,1as j 249,219 27. Cotton Blankets Number 163,812 144,009 Cwt. 2,777 l 194,030 2,492 ) 174,353 28. Jute Bags and Sacks Dozen 44,913 44,913 Cwt. 1 1,051 l 261,656 1 1,c51 ) 261,656 29. Artihcial Silk Piece Goods . . Lin. Yard 2.87,277 183,715 Sq. Yard 225,960 l 1 1S,O10 1z1.g,2:: j 84,9*5 3O. Artiscial Silk M anufactures not elsewhere specifed (not apparel) Value . . 926 640 . . 31. 'Disinfectants . . Cwt. 267 6,690 267 6,690 4 5o5 32. lnsecticides . . . . ,, 1,202 52,82,2 1,202 52,870 1 40 33. Paints, Colours and Varnishes ,, 1,461 71,584 1:495 72,381 45O 27,444 34- Candles ,, 1 168 1 168 35. Fuel Oi1 . . Imp. gal. 2,583,209 622,079 2,583,209 622,079 . . . . 36. Lubricating Oi1 ,, 7 t,908 149,291 62,534 1 18,370 15,243 18,477 37. r'Lubricating Greases Cwt. 298 10,590 22l 7,617 3 179 38. :ldotor Spirit (Petrol) . . . . Imp. gal. 33,887 27,222 714,617 245,693 39. .lWineral Oil, Illuminating or Burnfng (Kerosene) ,, 25,224 l 7,863 345,103 1 14,444 . . . . 40. Soap, Common Cwt. 799 24,620 ?99 24,620 263 4,735 41. Soap, Toilet . . ,, 263 24,316 249 23,96 1 19 1169 42. flycles, not M otor . . Num ber 866 43,956 956 :6,931 , 434. (Motor Cars 76 183, 163 78 191,246 . M otor Lorries ,, 43 109,321 41 105,224 <456. JWotor Tractors No. & Ton . . . . . M otor Cycles Num ber 13 9,466 13 9,466 ' tf on zJe.'& ( Conhnue .page ) 1j j No::'E.- (1) f'Total Imports'' means : goods cleared direct and goods entered for W arehouslng. (2) ''Home Consumption'' means : qoods cleared from Customs control on landing and also goods cleared from Bonded Stocks. (3) ''Government lmports'' means : Lmports direct on Government account (including Railway) (<) No allowance made for under-proof in evo-q of 12è pe,r cent. PRINCIPAL ARTICLES IM PORTED INTO KENYA AN D UGANDA D U RIN G TH E M ONTH EN DED 28TH FEBRUARY, 1935- (& zz#i.) Imports for Home Consumption Governlnent Imports Unit of Total Imports (including Govern- (included in previous ARTICLE Quantity ment Goods) CO111mnS) Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

SJ. Sh. .SW. Tyres and Tubes Number 55,033 54,552 208,374 208,400 Lb. 143,579 145,039 48. Beads . . Lb. 10,525 13,761 10,810 13,928 49. Fertilisez's alld M anures . . Ton 143 28,5153 143 28,553 5O. Lam ps and Lanterns Number 9,644 15,994 9,493 15,838 98 584 5 1. M atches . . Gross box 5, 1O1 12,364 2,951 7,039 52. Al1 other Articles . . Value 4,466,245 4,380,357 314,403

TOTAL . . 10,065,997* . . 9,725,745* 513,265 TOTAL TRANSIT IMPORTS . . 180,120 . .

GRAND TOTA L Sh. 10,246,1 17* 9,725,745* 513,265

NoTE.- (l) derotal Imports'' means : goods cleared direct and goods entered for Warehousing. (2) ''Home Consumption'' means : goods cleared from Customs control on landing and also goods cleared from Bonded Stocks. (3) f'Government Imports'' means ) imports direct on G overnment account (including Railway). *lncludes produce of Tanganyika M andated Territory, valued at Sh. 1,435,346 and which is m ainly importec for re-exportation. Subject to revision on receipt of further amendments to entered details.

CUSTOM HOUSE, ED W A RD LORD , M OMBASA ' for C't7zazac'zâ's'twM of Customo ,

9th M ay, 1935. A'kzz-l'/z an8 Uganabz. Alay Q1 , 1935 T11$1 OXW CIAL (IXZETTE àtT

GENERAL NOTICE NO. 68O

TOTAL VA LUE OF M ERCHAND ISE IM PORTED INTO KEN YA AND UGANDA FROM THE PRIN CIPA L SOU RCES OF SU PPLY DU RING THE M ON TH EN DED 28TH FEBRUARY, 1935 ' lmports for Home Cot'xTRlEs OF ORIGIN Total Consumption Government lmports (includlng lmports Government Goods) SJ. .SW. Sh.

United Kingdom . . 3,572, 198 3,466,063 497,434 lrish Free State . . 3,467 3,562 . . Aden . . 2,598 2,598 . . Ceqlon . . 2,623 2,62.3 . . Indla ...... 638,072 626,876 12,799 Union of South Africa . . 295,349 295,878 7O3 Zanzibar . . . . 3,743 3,713 3CO Canada . . . . 96,062 96, 155 Australia. . . . 4,097 5,031 New Zealand ...... 1,863 1,863 Anglo-Egyptian Sudan ...... 3,273 3,273 Tanganyika M andated Territory . . 1,435,346 1,435,346 . . Other British Possessions . . . . 6,180 6,253 . . Germany ...... 482,582 479,858 691 Austria ...... 5,444 5,.444 . . Belgo-Luxemburg Economic Union . . . . 68,995 72, 149 Denmark . . 10,166 10,032 Spain . . . . 19,367 20,274 France . . 151,739 155,651 Greece . . 1,009 1,009 Italy . . . . 64,072 63,929 Norway . . . . 7,421 7,902 Netherlands . . . . 95,717 105,675 Poland-Danzig . . . . 3,002 3,002 Portugal ...... 4,693 4,743 Roum ania . . . . 41,2,28 41,228 Sweden ...... 34,646 30,555 Switzerland ...... 6,49C 5,527 Czechoslovakia ...... 82,609 65,217 Union of Socialist Soviet Republics . . . . 5,169 5,169 China ...... 12,933 13,703 Hadramaut . . 9,599 9,599 Japan . . 1,710,440 i 1,200,090 Oman . . 18, i61 ' 18,161 Persia . . 623, 1O8 776,415 Egypt ...... 12,90 1 13,0 19 . . Umted States of America . . 448,338 492,764 1,318 Argentine . . . - . . l ,406 1,406 . . Belgian Congo . . . . 39,527 39,527 Ruanda Urundi . . . . 14,212 14,212 D utch East Indies . . 3,505 98,036 French lndo-china . . 6,460 6,460 Italian Som aliland . . . . 12,314 12,314 Other Foreign Countries . . 3,873 3,41 1

Sh. 10,065,997 9,725,745 )l 5 13,265

NorE-- subject to revision on receipt of further amendments to entered details. CIJSTOM HoUsE, EDW ARD LORD, M OMBASA, Jbr fbzazzz/xz'tw- of Customs, 9th Alay, 1935. A-ezetz and Tfgkw l/. $6è ll11l OPPICIAL CAZ>I'.tTE M ay :1, 193$

GENERAL NOTICE NO. 681 PRIN CIPA L ARTICLES EXPORTED FRO M KENYA AND U GA NDA D URING THE M ONTH END ED 28TH FEBRUARY, 1935 1 (?h) Exports of (X (J) Re-exports of Unit of Dom estic Produce lm ported M erchandise AR'rIcLE Quantity - Quantity Value Quantity Value Sk. .S'J. 1 . 'W heat . . Cwt. . . . . 3 34 2. A'faize 331 ,JJ 1 1 ,067,934 . . . . 3. Rice . . . . - . . . 1 17 1,626 4. W heat M eal and Flour 4,216 53,739 . 224 2,249 s. M aize ,, ,, ,, ,, 13,769 66,600 6. Cattle for Food Num ber 122 3,260 7. Slaeep and Goats for Food ,, 449 6,392 8. Bacon and Ham Cwt. 74 10,013 . . . . 9. Ale, Beer, Stout, etc. Imp. gal. 8 12 5,939 1,067 3,222 1o. Butter Cwt. ! ,134 87,966 . . 1 1. Cheese ,, 42 3,876 1 104 1J. Chillies 90 3,460 27 1,050 l3. Coffee, Raw 72, 162 3,746,745 21,004 8c5,682 14. Ghee ...... 234 12,193 24 1,701 I5. M ilk, Condensed or otherwise Preserved . . 51 2921 16. Potatoes ,, 4,286 21,217 , 17. Spirits lmp. and . proof gal. . . 31 1 7 319 18. Sugar, Refined Cwt. 2,.2 .792 322.012 59 1 '.2O1 - ' ''' '. 19. Tea ,, .3 ,285 307,462 I . 224 20. W ines Imp. gal. . . . . 70 1,577 21 . Cigarettes Lb. 1 1,284 31,418 5,517 18,753 22. Tobacco . . t, 201,936 130,592 4,004 12279 23. W ood and Timber Cublc ft. 6,404 25,291 .& 0 :$ ,133 24 Raw Cottcm Cental of '

1OO 1b. 134, 16O 7,603,369 6O0 31,200 25. Sisal Fibre and Tow Ton 1,372 303,063 . . 26. Seeds, Cotton 6, 12O 329,836 36O 19 800 27. Seeds, Sesame . ,, 368 77,905 . . J,8. Ground-nuts ,, 17 4,550 12 2 29 Coco-nut Oil Imp. gal. 12 21 ',$25

3O. Sesam e Oil . . . . ,, .2,040 4,592 . . . . 31 . Hides, Dry and D ry-salted Cwt. 12,612 425,633 173 5 279 32 Skins, Sheep and Goat Number 103,541 49,322 350 ' 12o 33. Rubber Cental of 100 lb. 225 13, 123 34. M angrove Bark Cwt. . . . . J5. W attle Bark 24, 193 96,621 36. W attle Extract 6,944 80,380 . . 37. Ivory, Elephant ,, 104 59,934 289 15.7 .5,39 38 W ool Cental of ' 1OO lb. 128 6,428 J9. Sodium Carbonate Ton 6, 1O8 552,441 . . 40. Cement, Building . . . . ,, 96 2 828 41. Galvanized Iron Sheets, Corrugated ,, 22 6'ojo l cotton Piece Goods- Grey, Unbleached Lsiqn. . yYardd 22175,375452 ) 47,050 43. Bleached Lin. Yard 49,897 sq. Yard 45,847 l 1 1,795 Printed, Khangas Lin. Yard 4,1 17 sq. v'ard s,14o ) 1,838 Printed, Other sorts Lin. yard J.,ao,p'lz sq. Yard 180,226 47,582 Dyed in the Piece Lin. Yard 147266 sjl. Yard 127,481 51,215 coloured (M anufactured wholly or in part Lln. Yard 145,317 of Dyed Yarn) sq. Yard 121,744 33,905 48. cotton Blankets N umber 7,615 cwt. 148 9,596 Jute Bags and sacks Dcowzten 2,131 1 1223 . s'zs , ( Contçnua on z'/g-gzyurz ) j NoTE.- (J) Re-exports include goods the growth, prodnce or manufacture of 'ranganyika M andated Territory to the value of Sh. 994,641 (J)Goods exported as Ships' Stores are included as follows ;- ( 1) Under domestic export.s to the value of Sh. 33,295 (2) Under Re-exports to the value of Sh. 383, 16! Total Ships' Stores. . . . Sh. 416,456 Subiect to tevision on receipt of further amendments to entered detailm Afay :1, 1935 TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE 569 v = - - - .-. . - .. + - . PRINCIPA L ARTICLES EX PORTED FROM KENYA AND U GA NDA D URING TH E M ONTH ENDED 28TH FEBRUARY, 1935- (& z2ti) (J) Exports of (c) (J) Re-exports of Unit of Domestic Produce lmported M erchandise ARTICLE Quantity Quantity Value Quantity Value

Sh. 501. Fuel Oi1 . . . . 1 Imp. gal. 1,201,593 410,408 . Motor Spirit (Petrol) ...... l ,, 199,151 136,840 52. M ineral Oil, Illuminating or Burning (Kerosene) ,, . . . . 89,375 51,607 53. Soap, Com mon Cwt. 424 6,419 14 409 54. Soap, Toilet ,, . . 60 2,061 55. M otor Cars . . . . Number . . 24 48,735 66. Animals, not for Food . . ,, 1 1O0 . . 57. All other Articles Value 426,541 743, l44

TOTAL 15,946,387 2,695,784 TOTAL TRANSIT EXPORTS 171,260

GRAND TOTAL SJ. 15,946,387 2,867,044

No'rs.-(4) Re-exports include goods the growth, produce or manufacture of Tanganyika Mandated Territozy to the value of Sh. 994,641 (ô) Goods exported as Ships' Stores are included as follows :- (1) Under domestic exports to the value of Sh. 33,295 (2) Under Re-exports to the value of Sh. 383, 161 Total Ships' Storeg Sh. 416,456

Sublect to revislon on receipt of further amendments to entered details.

CUSTOM HOUSE, ED W ARD LORD, M OMBASA, for Cbzzlezizàyz'fwv of C'vw//rzac, 9th M ay, 1935. K enya tzzzrf Ugqnda. $t0 T1-1$1 OIJ>MICI.&L GAZIITTPTE M ay Q1, 1t)3ô'

GENERAL NolqcE NO. 682 TOTAL VALU E OF PROD UCE AND M ERCHAND ISE EX PORTED FROM KENYA AND U GAN DA TO THE PRINCIPAL OVERSEAS M ARKETS DU RING TH E M ON TH ENDED 28TH FEBRUARY, 1935.

Exports of Re-exports of Cot/Nrluxs oF DESTINATION Dolnestic lmported Produce M erchandise Sh. .SW. United Kingdom . . . . ' 3,886,350 479,748 Aden ...... 12,508 25,510 Hong Kong ...... 2,030 lndia ...... 7,501,349 153,839 British M alaya ...... 54,500 26,605 Union of South Africa ...... 21 1, 1O3 143,714 M andated Territory of South W est . Africa ...... 2,500 1,650 Southern Rhodesia - . . . 1,485 . . Zanzibar ...... 66,592 46, 124 British Somaliland ...... X 'o M auritius ...... 7,204 1,000 Seychelles ...... 6?8 1,320 Canada . . . . 1,21.5,603 23,370 Australia . . . . 16,629 . . New Zealand ...... 4,600 . . Anglo-Eyyptian Sudan ...... 105,523 15,548 Tanganylka M andated Territory . . 590,343 695,430 Germany ...... 283,083 126,550 Belyo-Luxemburg Economic Union . . 126,267 42,563 Spaln ...... 4,889 . . Finland ...... 80b . . France ...... 126,514 17,014 Greece ...... 27,392 . . Italy . . . . 1t$6,O40 1,470 Norway . . . . 6, 19O 796 Netherlands . . 66,518 30,000 Poland-Danzig . . 720 5,425 Sweden ...... 1.0,330 2,000 China ...... 48,320 . . Hedjas and Nejd . . . . 25,260 1,620 Iraq ...... 4,925 8,425 bJapan - . . . . . 498,095 19,642 m an - . . . . . 6,495 Egqpt . . . . 79,960 40,735 Ethtopia ...... 932 M orocco : Tangier...... 5OO United States of America . . 565,450 69,286 M exico ...... - 6,300 . . Uruguay ...... 18,004 . . Belglan Congo . . . . 1 9,971 178,475 Ruanda U rundi . . . . 1OO 8,066 French Indo-china . . 10 . . French Som ali Coast . . 329 1 ,200 M adagascar . . . . 16O 74 Eritrea ...... 46,025 58,800 ltalian Som aliland . . . . 61,827 68,617 Portuguese Possessions in India . . 5,541 2,503 M ozambique . . 31, 122 15,237 TOTAL . . . . 15,913,092 2,3 12,623 SHIPS' STORES 23,295 383, 161

GRAND TOTAL M . 15,946,387 2,695,784 . = = = -

No'rE.-- Subject to revision on receipt of further amendments to entered details

CUSTOM HGIJSE, EDV/A RD LORD, M OMBASA, for tibzazzzzà.çs'/l- o.f CWâz/pzz', 9th M ay, 1935. Kmya an8 bktzzzz/tz. GBNERAL N oqqcs No. 643 TENDERS TEND ERS are invited by the Central Tender Board for the supply of foodstuffs, as specifed hereunder, to various Governm ent Departments during theslx months ending the 31st December, 1935 :-

ARTICLE ApQpuraonxtij mt yate QRueqotuaitrieodn Piafe 0f Delivery

BEANS 124,518 lb. Nairobi. 15,600 ,, Kabete. 33,400 ,, M ombasa. 41 ,000 ,, Kisum u. 12,000 Nakuru. 17,400 ,, Eldoret. 28,000 Kitale. 12,240 ,, M achakos. 6, 1.40 ,, Nairobi. 67,800 ,, Kabete. 720 ,, Nakuru. 36O ,, Nyeri. 1,200 ,, M achakos 1,000 ,, Ngong. 1,080 ,, Lumbwa. 540 Naivasha. 8OO ,, Sangalo. BREAD, W HITE 23,200 ,, Nairobi. BROWN . . 920 ,, Nairobi. W HOLEMEAL 364 ,, Nairobi. W HITE 7,800 ,, Kabete (School) W HOLEMEAL . . 2,600 ,, Kabete (School) BUTTER . . 3,865 ,, ,, Nairobi. Eccs, FRESH . . 1, 1OO dozen per dozen Nairobi. EGGS, COOKTNG 25O ,, ,, Nairobi. GHEE % 12,000 1b. per 36 lb. Nairobi (Supply and Transport Corps) 1 1,346 ,, Nairobi. 1 ,200 ,, Kabete. 2,670 ,, M ombasa. 2,500 ,, Kisumu 1,000 ,, Nakuru. 650 ,, Eldoret. GROUND-NIJTS . . *5,000 per 60 1b. Nairobz (S.& T.C.). 4,800 ,, Nairobi. 7,700 ,, ,, Kabete. GROIJND-NTJT CAKES 2,000 ,, per 10O lb. Ngong. HAv, LIJCERNE 9 Tons Per ton Nairobi. 6 Kisumu. JAGGERY (ORIGINAL PACKING) . . *5,000 lb. per 60 lb. Nairobi (S.&T.C.). 7, 1 18 ,, ,, Nairobi. LEMONS 71,200 Per 1OO Nairobi. 14,600 ,, M ombasa. 29,500 ,, Kisum u. 6,000 ,, Eldoret. 45,000 ,, Ifitale, S.&T. Depot. AlAizE, CRUSHED 1 1,600 1b. per 60 1b. Nairobi. 26,880 Kabete. 4,320 ,, Nakuru. 3,780 ,, Naivasha. 2,520 ,, Lum bwa. M AIZE GRAIN 378,380 Nairobi. 16,000 Kabete. 69,320 M ombasa. 148,000 Kisumu. 50,0()0 Nakuru. .38,000 ,, Eldoret. 32,4U0 M achakos. Afuj.lzpi', ACEAI- *80,000 ,, Nairobi, (S. & T. C.) 219,960 ,, Nairobi. 257,600 ,, Kabete. 106,200 ,, M ombxsa. 33,000 ,, Kisumu. 15,000 ,, Nakuru. 25,000 ,, ,, M aclaakos. 28,800 ,, ,, Ngong Items marked Tf*'' are for the Supply and Transport Corps,K .A.R. Nairobi, and are to be supplied as required subject to 14 days' notice. $7Q

TENDERS- IC/JZ/ZS- J).

ARTICLE ApQpuraonxtij mt yate QRueoqtuaitrieodn Xlace Of Delivery MAIZE MExïu- lcontti') 45,000 1b. per 60 lb. Eldoret. 18,000 ,, ,, Lumbwa. 109,720 ,, ,, Kitale. 125,000 ,, ,, Kitale, K.A. R. Depot, (in large bags to be supplied by contrac- tor) 125,000 ,, Kitale, K. A . R. D epot, (in 50 ib. bags to be supplied by S. & T. C.) M BAAZI . . 12,240 M achakos. M EAT-BEEF La) Native 85,536 ,, per lb. Nairobi. 13,600 ,, ,, M ombasa. 15,000 ,, ,, Kisumu. 4,200 ,, ,, M achakos. (J) Roasting 3, 15O ,, ,, Nairobi. 3,300 ,, Kabete (School). (f7) Fillet Steak . . 395 ,, Nairobi. 36 ,, Kabete (SclRool). (J) Mince 2,0 10 ,, Nairobi. Le) Salt . . 45O ,, Nairobi. ?20 ,, Kabete (School). (X Stewing Steak 91O ,, Nairobi. (X Drippiilg 216 ,, Nairobi. M EAT-M UTTON (4) Roasting 2,060 ,, Nairobi. 36O ,, Kabete (School). (J) Chops 377 ,# Nairobi. PORK-ROASTING. 1O8 ,, N airobi. 216 ,, Kabete (School). Sausages 63O ,, Nairobi. 720 ,, Kabete (School) Bacon 145 ,, Nairobi. Suet 20 ,, Nairobi. Liver . 19O ,, ,, Nairobi. Ox Kidneys 75' ,, ,, Nairobi. Ox Tongues 30 each Nairobi. Ox Tails 1O0 ,, Nairobi. Sheep Kidneys 140 ,, Nairobi. S'heep Tongues . . 400 ,, Nairobi. IM ILK, FRESH OR PASTEURIZED . . . . 13,882 gallons per gallon Nairobi. 1,560 ,, ,, Kabete (School). ONIONS . . . . l ,490 1b. per 36 115. Nairobi. PEAS, DRIED *2.5,000 ,z per 60 l'b. Nairobi (S. & T. C.) POLLARD . . 2,240 ,, ,, Kabete. 5* ,, ,, M achakos. POTATOES *25,000 ,, ,, Nairobi. (S. & . T. C.) 122,050 ,, ,, Nairobi. 33,470 ,, ,, M ombasa. 30,200 ,, ,, Kisum u. 9,800 ,, ,, Nakuru. 20,000 ,, ,, Eldoret. 25,000 ,, ,, Kitale. 4,320 ,, ,, Ngtmg. 30,890 ,, ,, M achakos. tm cE, POLISHED . . . . 13,630 ,, ,, Nairobi. j 9,060 ,, ,, M om basa. 2,009 ,, ,, Kisum u. tRICE, UNPOLISHED . . *1X ,000 ), ,, Nairobi. (S. & . T. C.) 12,:Q0 ,, ,, Nairobi. 1,600 ,, ,, , M ombasa. RIcE, BASMATI 2, 160 ,, ,, Nairobi. RlcE (Dog Rice) . . . . 1,500 ,, Maseno, Luanda. SALT, COARSE . . -.. *10,000 ,, Nairobi (S.. & . T. C.) 9,72.3 ,, Nairobi. 1,500 ,, Kabete. 2,830 ,, M ombasa. 1,950 ,, ,, Kisumu. 300 ,, ,, Nakuru. 1,1 10 ,, ,, Eldoret. 1,420 ,, Kitale. 92O ,, M achakos . SALT DAIRY 720 ,, Nairobi.

*ftem s marked 4T'x''' are for the supply and Transport Corps, K.A.R. Nairobi, and are to be supplied as required subject to 14 days' notice. i're'nderer to state whether tender is in respec't of fresh or pasteurized m ilk. lTenderer to stzate whether tender is in respect of local or imported commodity. M ay 21, 1935 TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTZ 573

WkjïkjLjkjï/vs- lcontinuetij. ARTICLE Approximate Quotation puce of Delivery Quantity Required SALT, RoCK . . 12O lb. per 60 lb. Nairobi. 9,560 ,, ,, Kabete. 1,080 ,, ,, Kisum u. 40O ,, ,, Ngong. 5O0 ,, ,, M achakos. SIM SIM CAKES . . . . 78,400 ,, per 1OO 1b. Kabcte. 5O0 ,, ,, M achakos. 1,000 ,, ,, Ngong. 600 ,, ., Luanda. 1,200 ,, ,, Bungom a. tSUGAR . . 10,955 ,, per 56 lb. Nairobi. 1,106 ,, ,, l'fombmsa. 9OO ,, ,, Kisum u. 675 ,, ,, Kitale. . . 2,725 ,, per case of 25 Nairobi. 1b. net, lined with lead foil. W HEAT FLOUR . . 3,900 ,, per 100 lb. N airobi. 3,040 ,, M om basa. Atta flour . . . . 4,800 ,, Nairobi. Special coarse . . 4,000 ,, Nairobi. Superfine . . . . 1,000 ,, N airobi.

l'Fenderer to state whether tender is in respect of local or im ported comm odity.

Tenders may be sent either through the post or placed in the Tender Box at the Treasury. Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application to the undersigned. No tender will be consldered unless submitted on the prescribed form specifying quotations on the basis set out in column 3, and for delivery at the places enumerated in column 4. Samples of foodstuffs speciEed in the tender shotlld not be less than one pound in weight and each packet should be clear;y zzztzrlctf and j'tZJdW/PJ with the name of the person tendering. Quotations for articles supplied in bags should excluto any charge in respect of the bags, which will be either returned or paid for by the departm ents concerned. Tenders in sealed envelopes marked $' Foodstuffs '' will be received up to and including the 4th June, 1935. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. THE TREASURY, H. R. HIRST,

P. 0. Box NO. 591, NM ROBI, Stcretary,

1 1th M ay, 1935. Cenlral FFJZJS'Z- Board.

GENERAL NOTICE N 0. 683 N OTICE OF DISSOLUTTON OF PARTNERSH IP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- tofore existina between James M atthew Anderson and Jaek Llewellyn Sinton, carrying on businesst as f armers and 1) lanters at Balcorraeh, P:O. Chemelil, under the style or firm of Anderson and Slnton, laas been dissolved , as f roln the 31st M ap 1934. The said James M attllew Anderson having taken over a1l the assets of the late partnership business' and having assumed a11 the liabilities thereof will pay a1l debts due by the late llrm and will receive all moneys owing to it. Signed at N airobi this 5th dary of April, 1935. J. LI,. SIN TON. J'. M . ANDER SON . Tl-Tyl t'ly'ynlclAlu GAZETTE

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.S'J. cts. x$'J. cts. ,SW. cts. ,s'J. cns. Annual Reports- Agzicultural Department, 1933 . . . . 5 00 5 60 Future of Forestry in Kenya by J. W . Nicholson, 1930 2 00 2 20 colonial Audit Department, 1933 . . 1 00 l 10 Report of Standing Timber Committee , 1930 . . 50 60 Custom s Trade Report, 1934 . . 5 00 5 60 The Law Relating to Aviatîon, 1931 8 50 8 75 Education Departm ent, 1933 2 50 2 75 Forest Departm ent, 1933 1 00 1 10 K iln Drying of Ekast African Timbers 2 50 2 65 Game Department, 1931 . . 1 00 1 10 Town Planning Ordinance and Regulations, 1931 . . 3 00 3 10 Judicial Department, 1933 1 00 1 10 Report on a Geological Reconnaissance of South Land and Agricultural Bank, 1934 1 00' 1 10 Kavirondo ...... 2 50 I 2 60 Local Govt-, Lands and settlement, 1933. . . . 2 5o 2 7o Sir Albert Kitson ys Interim Report, Kakamega j M edical and Bacteriological Departments, 1932 . . 5 00 5 50 Goldfeld ...... 1 o0 M i Sir Albert Kitson's Report on Tanganyika Con- ning and Geological Department, 1933 1 00 1 10 cessions, Ltd. Application for exclusive pros- Native Afairs Department, 1933 . . 3 00 3 35 peeting licence ...... 1 ()0 Police Department, 1933 . . . . 1 00 1 10 slr Albert Kitson's Final Report . . . . 1 00 Post and Telegraphs Department, 1933 1 00 1 10 sk Albert Kitson's Report on Divisions of Areas Prisons Departm ent, 1934 . . . . 1 00 1 10 Nos. 3 and 4...... 1 ()0 j Io Public W orks Departm ent, 1933 ...... 1 00 1 10 M ining Laws, 1934 ...... 6 oo 6 2o Registrar-General's Department, 1933 1 00 1 10 Geological Survey of Lolgorien Area N o . 2/33 1 00 l 10 Treasurer's Flnancial Report, 1933 5 00 5 50 Geological Survey of Notes on the Geological Suc. Agricultural Census, 1933 . . . . 2 00 2 15 cession Tectonics and Economic Geology Revised Edition of theLaws of Kenya, Vols. 1, 11 XO- 3/33 - - - - . - - . - . *'. 2 00 2 10 and III (set of three volumes) . . . . 147 00 1 51 50 Suggestions to Prospectors by Mr. M urray Hughes 1 00 1 10 Laws of Kenya, containing Orders. Proclamations Ken etc. (Subsidiary Legislationj Vols. I and 11 (set ya Law Reports- of two volumes) . . 105 00 109 50 V01. XII (1929-1930) . . 27 5o Orders in Council . . . . 20 00 20 75 Vol. X.I1I (1931) . . . . 27 so Proclamations, Rules, etc., 1927 40 00 41 80 vol. XIV ( 1932) . . 27 so 1928 20 00 21 00 vol. X.V (1933) . . . . 27 50 1929 42 00 43 10 Law Reports of the Court of Appeal for Eastern 1930 35 00 36 00 Africa, 1934-- 1931 . . 20 00 21 60 VOl. 1, Part 1 (paper covers) .. 10 oo 1932 20 00 21 25 ( Vol. 1I , (Part 1 1 &(p a2p),e rB coouvnedr s)F ull (7. 10. th . . . 2l7o 5o0o ## 1933 . . 17 50 18 50 Kenya Land Cornm ission Report . . . . 1 1 00 12 15 Ordinances, 1927 10 ()0 10 40 Kenya Land Coznm ission Evidence- 1928 17 00 18 00 Vol. I : Evidence Relating to the Kikuyu 1929 17 50 17 95 Provlnce ...... 40 00 41 75 1930 Vol. II. Evidence Relating to the M asai, . . 45 00 46 50 u uamba, N orthern Frontier, Turkana, Rift 1931 . . 12 50 13 25 Valley and Nzoia Provinces . . . . 40 oo 41 45 1932 . . 12 50 13 00 Vol. 111. Evidence Relating to the Nyanza, 1933 and Coast Provinces ; the European H igh- *# ...... 17 50 18 40 lands ; the working of the Lands Trust Bankruptcy Rules, 1927 (paper covers) . . 10 00 10 30 Ordinance ; Economics and Evidence taken ci in London except tltat part of it which rehtes vil Procedure Rules, 1927 (paper covers) . . . . 12 50 12 70 to the Kikuyu Province ...... 40 (o 42 ()s M r. Lewis's Report on Irrigation, D ecember, 1925. . 5 00 5 65 Li , quor Licensing Committee s Report, 1934 1 co 1 10 Non-Native Census Report, 1926 5 00 5 60 Licensing Comm ittee's Report, 1934 . . 1 oo 1 jo ,, ,, ,, 1931 5 00 5 50 llative Reserve Boundaries 1926 .. 5 00 5 50 Alter1nqat3ive Revenue Proposals çommittee's Report, , ...... j cg j jg IGxovernoru Conference Report, 1926 2 50 2 85 Township Building Rules, 1933 s co 5 ao strict Councils Legislation, 1928 . . 95 5 10 M unicipal Councils Legislation jgaa so 7 'gtl Brands Directory, 1933 ...... 4 ()o 4 as , . . Revenue Handbook, 1928 . . . . ' 00 5 75 Report Ff the Bushe Commission of Inquiry into Agricultural Commission Report, 1929 50 3 75 Justkce, 1933 ...... 3 co :$ ao Kenya Tarif Committee Report, 1929 50 3 70 Companies Ordinance, 1933 lo co lo 35 Aids to Stockowners ...... 50 2 90 companies Rules, 1934 a 5o a 60 Kenya W ater Problems by Beeby Thompson 00 14 60 Explosives Laws, jtya4 . . . . 3 co :$ jo Col. James' Report on Anti-malarial -Measures 00 1 10 U Plans of Dipping Tank . . . . 00 î0 25 ndergrcund Water Resources of Ken/a, 1934 s ()o s 40 M em orandum on Native Policy, 1930 . . 40 45 Native Betterment Fund Report, 1 933 . . . . 2 (o 2 lo Statement of Conclusions of H.M . Goyernment in Report of Committee on Juvenile Crime and Kabete U . K. on Closer Union in East Afnca, 1930 . . 40 45 Reformatory, 1934 ...... j oo 1931 Paper relating to the Question of Closer Union 6 00 6 40 sagishu M urder Trial- Report of Commission of Report of the Joint Select Committee on Closer Union Inquiry, 1931 ...... 1 oo I jo Vin East Africa- crime Committee Report, 1 932 2 5c 2 6c ol. I (Report and Proceedings of Committee) 1 50 1 65 Vol 11 (Minutes of Evidence) . . 30 00 31 25 Guide to Court Clerks . . 3 50 a 75 Vol. III (Appendixes) . . 4 50 5 00 Customs Tarif List, Revised . . a co 2 1() M ay 21, 1935 TH E OFFICTAL GAZETTE 575

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