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REPUBLIC of NAURU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY ------No.26 3Rd May 2006 Nauru ------G.N.No REPUBLIC OF NAURU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No.26 3rd May 2006 Nauru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G.N.No. 91 / 2006 COURTS ACT 1972 DISTRICT COURT APPOINTMENT OF ACTING RESIDENT MAGISTRATE In exercise of my powers under sub-section 9 (4) of the Courts Act 1972, I, LUDWIG SCOTTY , President of Nauru, hereby appoint Peter Hamilton MacSporran to be Acting Resident Magistrate of the District Court of Nauru, The appointment of Peter Hamilton MacSporran as Acting Resident Magistrate will continue until the appointment of the Resident Magistrate. Given under my hand this twenty seven day of April, Two Thousand and Six. LUDWIG SCOTTY PRESIDENT G.N.No. 92 / 2006 COURTS ACT 1972 SUPREME COURT APPOINTMENT OF ACTING REGISTRAR In exercise of my powers under sub-section 6 of the Courts Act 1972, I, LUDWIG SCOTTY, President of Nauru, hereby appoint Peter Hamilton MacSporran to be Acting Registrar of the Supreme Court of Nauru. The appointment of Peter Hamilton MacSporran as Acting Registrar will continue until the appointment of the Registrar. Given under my hand this twenty seven day of April, Two Thousand and Six. LUDWIG SCOTTY PRESIDENT -2- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No.26 3rd May 2006 Nauru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G.N.No. 93 / 2006 APPOINTMENT OF AMBASSADOR OF BELGIUM TO NAURU It is notified for general information that Cabinet approved the appointment of Mr. Frank Carruet as Ambassador of Belgium to Nauru with residence in Canberra, Australia. Dated this 24th day of April, 2006. JESAULENKO DOWIYOGO ACTING CHIEF SECRETARY G.N.No. 94 / 2006 SUCCESSION, PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION ACT 1976 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 55 OF THE ACT DECEASED ESTATES PERSONALTY ESTATE OF THE LATE LAWRENCE STEPHEN The Curator of Intestate Estates has hereby determined that ALL Personalty Estate such as: Landrentals, Ronwan interest, Aerodrome Rent if any, Royalties, Salaries, Passbook and ALL other residues for the LATE LAWRENCE STEPHEN goes to his surviving wife namely, SUNSHINE STEPHEN. Creditors and others having claims against the above determinations may send into the Curator of Intestates within 1 month (30 days) of this Gazette Notice, after which date the said Curator shall distribute the assets of the deceased or any part thereof; amongst the beneficiary having regards only to the claims of which she has then received notice. ELSPETH TAGAMOUN CURATOR OF INTESTATE ESTATES _______________________________________________________________________________ -3- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No.26 3rd May 2006 Nauru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G.N.No. 95 / 2006 ENGAGEMENT TO MARRY NAME OF PARTIES: Timmy Lorenzo Denuga of Meneng District and Eimanen Agnes Dannang of Anetan District. Capus Detogia of Boe District and Ribena Aubiat of Uaboe District Coltrane Notte of Uaboe District and Magdalena Dannang of Anetan District Richard – Hyde Menke of Nibok District and Shockko Natalia Kakiouea of Meneng District. DATE OF ENGAGEMENT: 28th April, 2006. 1st May, 2006. 6th May, 2006. 6th May, 2006. LUDWIG SCOTTY MINISTER IN CHARGE .
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