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The 1 no *J rt at K*<« uiAxiiK Published by ^Uganda Gazette Authority Vol. XCV1 No. 1 3rd January, 2003 Price: Shs. 1000 CONTENTS Page General Notice No. 3 of 2003. The Uganda NationalExaminations Board—Notice 1 THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION ACT, 1997. The Electoral Commission—Notices ............. 1-2 Act No. 3 of 1997. Advertisements ....................................................... 2 Section 30. General Notice No. 1 of 2003. NOTICE. THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT, 2001. APPOINTMENT OF RETURNING OFFICER FOR MUKONO ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Section 5(4). In exercise of the powers conferred upon the Electoral NOTICE OP COMPLETION OF FORMAL EDUCATION Commission by section 30(1) of the Electoral Commission OF ADVANCED LEVEL STANDARD EQUIVALENT Act, No. 3 of 1997, Mr Charles Willy Ochola. Returning Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the powers Officer, Bushenyi Electoral District has been appointed conferred upon the Uganda National Examinations Board Returning Officer. Mukono Electoral District and degazetted under section 5(4) of the Parliamentary Elections Act, 2001. Returning Officer, Bushenyi Electoral District. JOSEPH K. WASSWA By this Notice the persons in the Schedule to this Notice are is said to have completed formal education of Advanced hereby degazetted Assistant Returning Officer and Returning level standard. Officers of the respective Electoral Districts. Issued at Kampala this 24th day of December, 2002. SCHEDULE. DAN N. ODONGO, 1. Mr. Mudoi Isaac Returning Officer. Mubcnde for Acting Secretary. 2. Mr. Biretwa J.A Returning Officer. Mpigi Uganda National Examinations Hoard. 3. Mr. Nyendc Juma Returning Officer. Bugiri 4. Mrs. Marion Tukahurirwa Returning Officer, Wakiso 5. Mr. Kisense Sam Returning Officer, Mukono; and General Notice No. 2 of 2003. 6. Mr. Mwanje Eddy Asst. Returning Officer, Mukono. THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT, 2001. Act No. 8 of 2001. Issued at Kampala this 2nd day of January, 2003. Section 60( 1). ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, NOTICE. Chairman. Electoral Commission. PUBLICATION OF THE PARLIAMENTARY BY­ ELECTION RESULTS FOR BUKOMANSIMBI COUNTY CONSTITUENCY. MASAKA DISTRICT AND General Notice No. 4 of 2003. KASSANDA COUNTY SOUTH CONSTITUENCY, THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION ACT, 1997. MUBENDE DISTRICT. Act No. 3 of 1997. Notice is hereby given by the Electoral Commission that Section 38( I). pursuant to section 60(1) of the Parliamentary Elections Act, No. 8 of 2001. the Parliamentary by-election results for NOTICE. Bukomansimbi County Constituency, Masaka District and EXTENSION OF DISPLAY PERIOD OF THE VOTERS’ Kassanda County South Constituency, Mubcnde District is REGISTER FOR MUKONO DISTRICT CHAIRPERSON hereby published in the Schedule to this Notice. BY-ELECTION. SCHEDULE. Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers MASAKA DISTRICT conferred upon the Electoral Commission by section 38(1) of the Electoral Commission Act, No. 3 of 1997, the display Candidate's Name Constituency Results period of the Voters’ Register for the District Chairperson by­ Kagimu Maurice Peter Bukomansimbi County 16,947 election in Mukono District scheduled for the period 30lh Lubyayi Iddi Kisiki Bukomansimbi County 16,871 December, 2002 to 19th January, 2003 has been extended for MUBENDE DISTRICT two days. Kayongo Dcogratius Kassanda County South 5,725 Lubega Sempa Bashir Kassanda County South 189 The display of the Voters’ Register in the District for the said Lukwago Moses Kassanda County South 106 by-election shall end on the 21st January, 2003 in all the Nyombi Thembo G.W Kassanda County South 6,334 polling stations in the District. Ssebunya Denis Kassanda County South 4,858 Issued at Kampala this 31st day of December, 2002. Issued at Kampala this 2nd day of January, 2003. ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, Chairman, Electoral Commission. Chairman, Electoral Commission. 2 TH EUGANDA GAZETTE [3rd January General Notice No. 5 of 2003. THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT. 1964. THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION ACT, 1997. (Cap. 205). Act No. 3 of 1997. NOTICE. Section 25(1). ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. Kibuga Block 18 Plot 271 Area 0.10 Hectares al Natete. NOTICE. APPOINTMENT OF DISPLAY PERIOD OF THE Notice is hereby given that alter the expiration of one month VOTERS’ REGISTER FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY BY­ from the publication hereof. I intend to issue in the names of ELECTION IN KINK1Z1 WEST, KANUNGU DISTRICT. Florence Bagendera of P.O. Box 7191. Kampala, a special Certificate of Title under the above Block and Plot, the Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers Certificate of Title which was originally issued having been lost conferred upon the Electoral Commission by section 25(1) of the Electoral Commission Act, No. 3 of 1997, the period for Kampala, OPIO ROBERT, the Display of the Voters’ Register for the Parliamentary by­ 9th December, 2002. for Chief Registrar of Tales. election in Kinkizi West Constituency, Kanungu District shall commence on the 6th January, 2003 and end on 27th January, THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT. 1964. 2003 in all the polling stations in the constituency from 8:00 (Cap. 205). a.m to 6:00 p.m. NOTICE. Issued al Kampala this 31st day of December, 2002. ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. Kibuga Block 1 Plot 508 Area 0.08 Hectares al Rubaga. ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one Chairman. Electoral Commission. month from the publication hereof. I intend to issue in the names of Major General Francis Nyangweso of P.O. Box 6870, Kampala, a special Certificate of Title under the above Block and Plot, the Certificate of Title which was originally ADVERTISEMENTS issued having been lost. Kampala. OPIO ROBERT, 17th December. 2002. for Chief Registrar of Titles. THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT, 1964. (Cap. 205). THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT. 1964. (Cap. 205). NOTICE. NOTICE. ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. Leasehold Register—Volume 737 Folio 6 Plot No. 37, Leasehold Register—Volume 439 Folio 10 Plot Nos. 15 and Kutch Road. Jinja. 17, Bazaar Street, Tororo. Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one month Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one from die publication hereof, I intend to issue in the names of month from the publication hereof, I intend to issue in the Dalwir Singh s/o Puran. Santokh Singh s/o Puran Singh and names of Jayantilal Dharamshi of P.O. Box 47, Tororo, the Prem Singh s/o Puran of P.O. Box 1097, Jinja, a special Executor of the Will of Darmshi Visram (deceased) a special Certificate of Title under the above Volume and Folio, the Certificate of Title which was originally issued having been lost. Certificate of Title under the above Volume and Folio, the Certificate of Title which was originally issued having been Kampala, ROBERT V. NYOMBI, lost. 27th November, 2002. for Chief Registrar of Tales. DEED POLL Kampala. ROBERT V. NYOMB1, 13th December, 2002. for Chief Registrar of Titles. By this deed, I the undersigned Moses Mugabi now or lately known as Moses Mukwajanga son of Daniel and Tabitha Midholi of Baise Munyha clan of P.O. Box 5820, Kampala, a citizen of Uganda do hereby absolutely THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT, 1964. renounce and abandon the use of my name Mukwajanga and in lieu, stead and place thereof do assume as from the date (Cap. 205). hereof (he names of Moses Mugabi and in pursuance of such NOTICE. change of name as aforesaid, 1 hereby declare that I shall al all times hereinafter in all records, deeds, certificates; ant! ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. documents and instruments in writings and in all actions, Leasehold Register—Volume 7 Folio 14 Plot No. 11, Block proceedings and in all dealings and transactions and upon all C, Pallisa. occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of Moses Mugabi as my name in lieu of the said name of Mukwajanga Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one so renounced as aforesaid and 1 hereby authorise and request month from the publication hereof, I intend to issue in the all persons to designate and address me henceforth by my names of Laljee Jiwanbhai of Mbale in the Eastern Province of assumed name of Moses Mugabi only. Uganda Indian Trader, a special Certificate of Title under the In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my above Volume and Folio, the Certificate of Title which was adopted and substituted name of Moses Mugabi and set my originally issued having been lost. hands at Kampala this 10th day of January, 2000. Kampala, ROBERT V. NYOMBI, MOSES MUGABI, 12(h December, 2002. for Chief Registrar of Titles. Renouncer. Printed and Published by Uganda Printing and Publishing Corporation, P.O. Box 33, Entebbe, Uganda..
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