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BEPIJBLIQIJE BEPIJBLI(; DE OF VANIJATIJ VANIJATIJ JOURNAL OFFICIEL OFFICIAL GAZETTE 19 Juillet 2010 NO. 19 19 July 2010 NOTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION ORDERS CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU • INSTRUMENT OF ASSIGNMENT OF DUTY ORDER NO. 48 OF 2010 • APPOINTMENT OF ACTING JUDGE ORDER NO. 49 OF 2010 • EXTENSION OF APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT • EXTENSION OF APPOINTMENT OF ACTING MASTER OF THE SUPREME COURT • EXTENSION OF TEMPORARY TRANSFER OF SENIOR MAGISTRATE STEVE REEVES BANI OFFSHORE LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS ACT NO. 39 OF 2009 • OFFSHORE LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS FEES AND CHARGES ORDER NO. 50 OF 2010 LEGAL NOTICES RESERVE BANK OF VANUATU [CAP 125] • NEW 10,000 VATU NOTE PETRUI:EUM (EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION) ACT 13 OF 1993 PETROLEUM REGULATIONS 1997 • PETROLEUM PROSPECTING LICENCE MARITIME ACT [CAP 131] • NOTICE OF VESSEL NAME CHANGE PINEBROOK SPRINGS PROFESSIONAL REINSURANCE LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY L1QUITATION) • NOTICE OF MEETING CONTENTS PAGE COMPANIES ACT [CAP 191] • WILL BE STRUCK OFF 1 - 29 • STRUCKOFF 30 - 38 THE INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES ACT NO. 32 OF 1992 • WILL BE STRUCK OFF 39 REPUBLIC OF VANUATU CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU INSTRUMENT OF ASSIGNMENT OF DUTY Order No. Lf{(of2010 In exercise ofthe powers conferred on me by Article 39(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Vanuatu and subsection 4(3) of the Government Act [CAP 243], I the Honourable EDWARD NIPAKE NATAPEI, Prime Minister make the following order: 1 Assignment of Duty Honourable SELA MOLISA, Minister of Finance and Economic Management, is assigned with the duty to attend the signing of the Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA) between Vanuatu and other respective countries and to sign the Agreement on behalf of the Government of Vanuatu. 2 Commencement This Order commences on the day on which it is made and ceases upon the day on which the assigned task under clause 1 has been carried out. Made at Port Vila this 6c/1:. -=--=-=r--' 2010. Prime Minister Instrument ofAssignment ofD 1 REPUBLIC OF VANUATU CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU APPOINTMENT OF ACTING JUDGE Order No. N'lof 2010 IN EXERCISE of the' powers conferred upon me by Article 47(2) of the Constitution of the Republic of Vanuatu, I, IOLU JOHNSON ABBIL KANIAPNIN, President of the Republic of Vanuatu, on the advice of the Judicial Commission, appoint JOHN MacDONALD to be a Acting Judge of the Supreme Court of Vanuatu for a period of 3 months with effect from the 19 July 2010 to 22 October 2010. +t.- MADE at the State Office, this ....... l.? .......... Day of July 2010 REPUBLIC OF VANUATU OFFSHORE LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS ACT NO.39 OF 2009 Offshore Limited Partnerships Fees and Charges Order No. ~of 2010 In exercise of the powers conferred on me by subsection 28(1) of the Offshore Limited Partnerships Act No. 39 of 2009, I, the Honourable SELA MOLISA, Minister of Finance and Economic Management, make the following Order. 1 Interpretation In this Order: Act means the Offshore Limited Partnerships Act No. 39 of 2009; Commission means the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission established under the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission Act [CAP 229]. 2 Fees and charges The following fees and charges are payable to the Commission: (1) for registering an offshore limited partnership - USDl, 000; (2) for renewal of registration - USD 1, 000; (3) for a certified copy of a certificate of registration - USD20; (4) for filing a document - USD25. Offshore Limited Partnerships fees and charges Order No.i/!J),f2010 1 3 Commencement This Order commences on the date on which it is made . Made at Port Vila this ,. 10:-It- day of ~~ lA.~ ,2010. /:.:q;?:>;;,Ci2iJf1~>~ "" tf,' ~----:-;~~h=?~~~--!{-:rf. ~~';0 Offshore Limited Partnerships fees and charges Order No.o/Pf2010 2 REPUBLIC OF VANUATU • CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU EXTENSION OF APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT IN EXERCISE of the power conferred upon me by Article 47 [2] of the Constitution and on the Advice of the Judicial Services Commission, I, IOlU JOHNSON ABBll KANIAPNIN, President of the Republic of Vanuatu extend the appointment of JUSTICE NEVIN DAWSON To be a Judge of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Vanuatu from 12 August 2010 to 30 December 2010. ~ Dated at State Office, Port Vila, this rt:> Day of July 2010. IOlU JOHN President of t e Republic of JUDICIAL SERVICES COMMISSION EXTENSION OF APPOINTMENT OF ACTING MASTER OF THE SUPREME COURT IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred on the Judicial Services Commission according to section 42 [1] of the Judicial Services & Courts [Amendment] Act No.26 of 2008, the Judicial Services Commission extends the appointment of JILL DAWSON HONOURABLE SAM DAN AVOCK CHAIRMAN OF PSC & MEMBER OF JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION eEl) HIGH CHIEF GRATIEN ALGUET CHAIRMAN OF MALVATUMAURI & MEMBER OF JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION REPUBLIC OF VANUATU ., EXTENSION OF TEMPORARY TRANSFER OF SENIOR MAGISTRATE STEVE REEVES BANI IN EXERCISE of the power vested in me by Article 47 [4] of the Constitution, and on the Advice of the Judicial Services Commission, I, IOlU JOHNSON ABBll KANIAPNIN, President of the Republic of Vanuatu extend the temporary transfer of SENIOR MAGISTRATE STEVE REEVES BANI To Isangel on Tanna Island from 15 June to 15 November·2010. ~ Dated at State Office,PortXila, this .~~... D.ay of July 2010. IOlU JOH PRESIDENT OF RESERVE BANK OF VANUATU Denomination: VT10000 Note Size: 65mmX 155mm Colour: Predominantly blue Obverse: The main design features on the front are the National Coat of Arms, bay and islet. Reverse: Designs on the back feature the communication theme beginning with traditional tam-tam to the Post Office building, telecommunication tower, modern satellite dish and map of the island nation. Security Features: The banknote incorporates advanced security features to help protect the currency against counterfeiting. 1. Complex Clear Window 2. Shadow Image 3. G-Switch™ 4. Transitory Emboss 5. Offset 6. Intaglio 7. Microprint 8. See through feature 9. Serial Numbers 10. Signatures 11. Fluorescing Patch Signatures: Governor (of the Reserve Bank of Vanuatu) and Honourable Minister of Finance Theme: 'Communication' as depicted through the design features on the back of the note. This notice will be effective as of the 28th of July 2010. Dated at Port Vila this 12th day of July 2010 ACTING GOVERNOR_OF T '. \ "\, '':!, '. REPUBLIC OF VANUATU DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PORT VILA, VANUATU OF MARITIME AFFAIRS NOTICE OF VESSEL NAME CHANGE MARITIME ACT [CAP 131] In exercise of the poweroonferred on me by st;lb-sections 44(1) and (2) of the Maritime Act [CAP 131J, I. ARTHURC. BJORKNER, Deputy Commissioner of Maritime Affairs, make the following Notice: l.pHANGSIN NAMEOFVSS~EL. The veSsel named "GLOBAL SHAWNEEllis now known as " OLB SHAW", .OFFICIAL NUMBER: 1058 II. COMMENCEMENT th This notice is to commence on July 16 , 2Q10. Made this 16TH day of JULY 2010_, ARTHUR C. BJ KNER Deputy Commissioner of Maritime Affairs NOTICE OF MEETING PINEBROOK SPRINGS PROFESSIONAL RESINSURANCE LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) Notice is given that a final meeting of members of the company will be held at the office of Hawkes Law, Hawkes Law House, Rue Pasteur, Port Vila on 27 August 2010 at lOam .. The purpose of the meeting is to receive the liquidator's account and report upon the winding up. Dated: 20 July 2010 Jonathan Law and Cheryl Ling Liquidators 4!J VANUATU FINANCIAL -SERVICES COMMISSION- REPUBLIC OF VANUATU THE COMPANIES ACT [CAP. 191] TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 335 of the Companies Act [CAP. 191], unless cause is shown to the contrary, the names:- CORPORATESTRATEGffiS(VANUATU)LThfiTED INDAKOVA I & D LThfiTED ISLAND MEDIA LIMITED INDEPENDENT CORPORATE SERVICES LIMITED CENTRAL DRUGSTORE LThfiTED CONGA HOLDINGS LIMITED CONSTRUCTION WORKS LIMITED will be struck off the Register of Companies at Port Vila, Vanuatu and the company dissolved at the expiration of three months from the date of this notice. Dated at Port Vila this nineteenth day of July 2010. wi; 1 4.?J VANUATU FINANCIAL -SERVICES COMMISSION- REPUBLIC OF VANUATU VANUATU FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION COMPANIES ACT [CAP. 191] PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 335 of the Companies Act [CAP. 191], unless cause is shown to the contrary, the of ERROMANGO NETUTE LIMITED GSP INttRNATIONAL LIMITED ENCdM tiMITED will be struck off of the registrar of Companies at Port Vila Vanuatu and the company dissolved at the expiration of three months from the date of this notice. Dated at Port Vil~ this sixteenth day of July 2010. VANUATU4.?J FINANC.1AL -SERVICES COMMISSION- REPUBLIC OF VANUATU VANUATU FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMISSION COMPANIES ACT [CAP. 191] PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 335 of the Companies Act [CAP. 191], unless cause is shown to the contrary, the of MEMBER FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED IFIRA COMMUNITY SERVICES LIMITED THREE H. INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED TROPICAL RAINFOREST PLANTATIONS LIMITED TRANQUILITY WATERS LIMITED TRADING & SIDPPING (VANUATU) LIMITED SOUTH PACIFIC PLANTATIONS MANAGEMENT LIMITED MJ DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED will be struck off of the registrar of Companies at Port Vila Vanuatu and the company dissolved at the expiration of three months from the date of this notice. REPUBLIC OF VANUATU THE COMPANIES ACT [CAP. 191] TAKE NOTICE that pursuantto Section 335 of the Companies Act [CAP. 191], unless cause is shown to the contrary, the names: WORLD-WIDE DUTY FREE PARTNERS LIMITED S.P.G.A.F. LIMITED S.V.S.G.A.I. LIMITED SANMA AGRICULTURAL FARMERS LIMITED SANTAKO LIMITED MANTANA MARAE LIMITED MANURO PARADISE LIMITED WOILEB LIMITED WORLD LIMITED MELANESIAN GROUP BUILDERS LIMITED MOTIPLEX LIMITED SAPPHIRE HOLDINGS LIMITED SANTOs COMPANY LIMITED PACIFIC FIRST DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED PACIFIC BLUE DEVELOPMENT LIMITED PACART LIMITED PACIFIC ALUMINIUM F ABRICATIONS & GLASS LIMITED PACIFIC EQUITY LIMITED will be struck off the Register of Companies at Port Vila, Vanuatu and the company dissolved at the expiration of three months from the date of this notice.
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