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Swaziland Government Gazette and the Times of Swaziland for the Reason That the Surname of NXUMALO Is My Mother’S Surname As I Was Brought up by My Mother’S Family Swaziland Government Gazette VOL. XIX] MBABANE, Friday, November 20th., 1981 [No. 130 CONTENTS Page MISCELLANEOUS Notice of applications under the Road Transportation Proclamation, 1963 ...................... 626 Notice of applications under the Road Transportation Proclamation, 1963.......................... 631 ADVERTISEMENTS .................................... 636 CONTENTS OF SUPPLEMENT PART C — LEGAL NOTICES 85. The Prices of Butter and Cheese Regulations, 1981............................................... st PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY 626 SWA Z I LAND NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS (Given under Section 10 of the Road Transportation Act No. 37 of 1963) 1. The applications for road transportation service permits mentioned in the scheduled to this notice have been received by the Road Transportation Board. 2. Interested persons may examine the applications in the office of the Secretary to the Road Transportation Board at the Ministry of Works, Power and Communications, Mbabane. 3. Any person objecting to an application shall within 14 days after the date of publication of this notice:— (a) Lodge with the Secretary to the Road Transportation Board, P.O. Box 58 MBABANE, Swaziland and:- (b) send to the applicant by registered post his objections in writing, together with all grounds of the objections. REV. SENATOR Z.S. KUNENE Chairman!Road Transportation Board Mbabane, 20th November, 1981, APP. NO. NAME ADDRESS 01085 E.C. Mamba P.O. Box 294, Special Bus Service MBABANE, 02083 Prince Mfanasibili Dlamini P.O. Box 863, Tekatako Transport Service MANZINI. 02682 Prince Mfanasibili Dlamini P.O. Box 863, Tekatakho Transport Service MANZINI 02710 Prince Mfanasibili Dlamini P.O. Box 863, Tekatakho Transport Service MANZINI. 03125 Don Boy Nkambule P.O. Box 798, Highlands Taxi Service MBABANE. 01778 Andreas Malaza P.O. Box 64, Delisile Auto Transport MALKERNS 01485(c) Cargo Carries (Pty) Ltd. P.O. Box 57, SIMUNYE. 03232 Petros Mpanza P.O. Box 3, Kukhula-Kwakhe Bus Service HLATHIKULU 00607 Samuel A. Kunene P.O. Box 526, Hamba Nomusa Ngwane Bus MANZINI. Service 00572 Alfred M. Maziya P.O. Box 39, Shobane for Hire MAPHIVEN1, 00618 Solomon Nicholas Mavuso P.O. Box 271, Swazi Special for Hire NHLANGANO. PARTICULARS OF APPLICANT Grant of a renewal of a service permit No. 01085 operating a scheduled passenger service between Manzini/Mahlanya & Mbabane. Grant of a renewal of a permit No. 02083 operating a scheduled pas­ senger service between Manzini Matsapha up and down. Grant of a revival of permit No. 02682 which operated a scheduled passenger service between Mahamba/Nhlangano/Mahlatini/Mehlwa- bomvu/Hlatsi/Mkhweni/Sidvokodvo and Manzini. Grant of a renewal of permit No. 02710 operating a scheduled passenger service between Vuvulane/Mhlume/Ehlane/Mbadlane/Mafutseni/Ma- nzini/Lozitha/Mahlanya/Lobamba and Mbabane. Grant of a renewal of permit No. 03125 operating a non-schcduled Taxi service based at Highlands View Hotel. Grant of a renewal of permit No. 01778 operating a scheduled passenger service between Luyengo/Manzini and via Nyandza. Grant of an amendment of permit No. 01485 operating a non-scheduled goods service between Manzini & Lubombo District with the right to take lods to and fro Amendment to increase the fleet by ten extra vehiles Grant of a revival of permit No. 03232 which operated a scheduled passenger service between Tshabedze/Nedso/Nhlangano and Nzongo- mane. Grant of a Road Transportation Service permit to operate a scheduled passenger service between Zakhele/Two Sticks and Manzini. Grant of a Road Transportation service permit to operate a non­ scheduled goods service L.D.V. for hire to be based at Simunye Plaza. Grant of a Road Transportation service permit to operateanon-sche- duled goods service L.D.V. for hire to be based at Nhlangano Bus Rank. 00541 Jeremiah Mlozi Mlangeni P.O. Box 12, Mlozi Bus Service MBABANE, 02696 Eastvaal Furniture (Pty) Ltd. P.O. Box 91, BARBERTON 01416 Simon Thusi P.O. Box 179, Wotasambe for Hire SITEKI 00540 Mr. Gweje M. Maseko P.O. Box 167, Phumalanga Bus Service LOBAMBA 00832 Mr. Gilbert Motsa P.O. Box 62, Ayikho Impungayehlatsi Taxi SITEKI 00831 Jerome K. Dlamini P.O. Box 62, Asibemunye Taxi Service SITEKI. 03189 Mrs. Lomajabhane Gamedze P.O. Box 151, Inyanza Bus Service BIG BEND 01433 Mr. Khaya S. Dlamini P.O. Box 133, Siboniso Transport (PTY) LTD. KWALUSENL 02507 Jeremiah Themba Dlamini P.O. Box 185, Tikhulumele for Hire. SITEKI. 00833 Jeremiah Themba Dlamini P.O. Box 185, Tikhulumele Taxi Service. SITEKI. 00234 Joseph Dlamini c/o Vikizijula Lembelele Bus Service Grocery P/Bag MANZINI. 00408 Tony A. Russon P.O. Box 3, Tar’s Bus Service MAPHIVENI. Grant of a Road Transportation Service permit to operate a scheduled passenger service between Ka-ama/Ka-Camp/Kashile/Mbabane & up and down. Grant of a revival of permit No. 02696 operating a non-scheduled goods service between R.S.A. borders and various points in Swaziland conveyance of furniture. Grant of a renewal of permit No. 01416 operating an non-scheduled goods service L.D.V. for hire based at Siteki. Grant of a Road Transportation service permit to operate a scheduled passenger service between Sitjeni/Mahlanya/Lobamba/Mahlanya/ Malkerns/Mhlabubomvu/Kabhisha/Macembe/Mazezulu & Bhunya. Grant of a Road Transportation Service permit to operate a non-sche­ duled Taxi service to be based at Simunye Plaza. Grant of a Road Transportation service to operate a non-scheduled Taxi service to be based at Simunye Plaza. Grant of a renewal of permit No. 03189 operating a scheduled passenger service between Pongola/Hlushwane/Maloma/Nsoko/Matata and Big Bend. Grant of a Road Transportation service permit to operate a scheduled passenger service between Dwalile/Mponono/Tshaneni & Mankayane. Grant of a renewal of permit No. 02507 operating a non-scheduled goods service L.D.V. for hire. Grant of a Road Transportation Service permit to operate a non-sche­ duled Taxi Service to be based at Simunye Plaza. Grant of a revival of permit No. 00234 which operated a non-scheduled stand-by bus which will operate in case of a breakdown. Grant of a renewal of a permit No. 00408 operating a scheduled pas­ senger service between Shewula/Maphiveni/Simunye/Ngomane & Mhlume. 02185 Charles M. Zikalala P.O. Box 963, Nhlanhla Bus Service MANZINI. 02208 Daniel M. Masilela, Box 1002, Thula Bus Service. MBABANE. 03030 Joseph Mamba, Box 246, Springbock Bus Service. MANZINI. 01730 Joseph Mamba, Box 246, Springbock Bus Service. MANZINI. 02398 Richard Dlamini, Box 97, Phakama Bus Service. MALKERNS. 00982 Paulos Masilela, Box 396, Tiyafomisana Bus Service. MBABANE. 00671 Wilson Gule, Box 41, Ithemba Alibulali Bus Service. PIGG’S PEAK. 01574 Richard T. Dlamini, Box 97, Phakama Bus Service. MALKERNS. 00955 Isaac Phiri, Box A3, Lodge Transport. MBABANE. 00275 Eric Mkhonta, Devis Halt Store, Mhlungwane For Hire. P/Bag No. 10, NHLANGANO. > Grant of a renewal and an amendment of permit No. 02185 operating a scheduled passenger service between Manzini/Mahlanya/Mankayane/ Mahamba/Nhlangano/Mhlosheni/Makhosini and Lavumisa. Amend­ ment to extend the time table on Sunday from Nhlangano to Makhosini Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 02208 operating a Scheduled pas­ senger service between Vusweni/Sibuyeni/Dlangeni/Lamgabhi/Zulwini and Mbabane. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 03030 operating a Scheduled pas­ senger service between Manzini/Siphofaneni Maloma and Hluthi. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 01730 operating a Scheduled pas­ senger service between Manzini/Siphofaneni/ Maloma and Hluthi. Grant of an amendment of permit No. 02398 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Mahlanya / Mankayane/Ngcoseni/Sibomvu Magubheleni/Gege and Nhlangano. Amendment of increase carrying capacity from 67 to 81 passengers. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 00982 operating a Scheduled pas­ senger service between Myeni/Siteki/Good Sherpard Hospital/Mzilikazi and Siteki. Grant of a Revival of permit No. 00671 which operated a Scheduled passenger service between Bulembu/Pigg’s Peak/ Motshane/Mbabane/ Lobamba / M ahlany a / M anzini/ Mafu t seni /Lu ve / M ad langampisi / Here- fords and Ngonini. Grant of a Renewal of a permit No. 01574 operating a Scheduled pas­ senger service between Bhunya/Luyengo/Mankayane/Gege and Nhla­ ngano. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 00955 operating a non-Scheduled passenger service between Matsapha Air-port/Kamtshawe Lodge (Pty.) Ltd. and Any places they wish to Visit in Swaziland Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 00275 operating a non-scheduled Goods Service L.D.V. for Hire based at Hlatikulu Bus Rank. 02943 Khangwayini Dlamini, Box 978, Kutsini Bus Service. MBABANE. 00483 Khangwayini Dlamini, Box 978, Kutsini Bus Service. MBABANE. 02638 Morries M. Dlamini, Box 886, Thandabantu Taxi Service. MANZINI. 01081 Elzeth Kata Masina, Box 858, Qobonga Brothers Bus Service. MBABANE. 01843 Thandie Shongwe, Box 93, Town Taxi Service. NHLANGANO. 02752 Joyce T. Kunene, Box 724, Isibonda For Hire. MANZINI. 03100 John Dlamini, Box 3, Inhlanhla For Hire. NTONJENI. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 02943 operating a Scheduled pas­ senger service between Esibovini/Ekupheleni/Esibayeni/Motshanc/ Nkoyoyo/Sidwashini/Mbabane Via Sandia and Waterford. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 00483 operating a Scheduled pas­ senger service between Esibovini/Ekupheleni/Oshoek/Motshane/Siga- ngeni/Siphocosini and Mbabane. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 02638 operating a Non-Schcduled Taxi service based at Manzini Taxi Rank. Grant of a Revival of permit No. 01081 which operated at Scheduled passenger service between Mbabane/Sandla and Sidwashini. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 01843 operating a Non-Schcduled Taxi Service based at Nhlangano. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 02752 operating a Non-Schcduled Goods service L.D.V. For FI ire based at Nhlangano. Grant of a Renewal of permit No. 03100 operating a Non-Schcduled Goods service based at Pigg’s Peak Bus Rank. 631 SWAZILAND NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS: (Given under Section 10 of the Road Transportation Act No.
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