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The Kenya Gazette THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. C—No. 51 NAIROBI, 28th August, 1998 Price Sh, 35 CONTEN £S GAZETTE NOTICES Gazerre Notices—(Contd.) PAaGs PaGs The Liquor Licensing Act—Appointment of| Eiquor Licensing Courts Members, etc. .. o 1516 The Co-operative Societies» Act—Liquidation Order, etc. : .. “1552 The Task Force to Review Health and Health Related Acts—Appointments .. 1516 The African Christian Marriage and Divorce Act— . Ministers Licensed to Celebrate Marriages, etc. 1552-1553 The Co-operative College of Kenya Act—Appoint- ment of Chairman of the Council of the College, Local Government Notices .. .- . 1553 etc. .. 1517 The Companies Act—Winding-up, etc. 1553-1568 The Local Government Act—Nomination of Coun- cillor, etc. .. oe . oe 1517 Loss of Policy .. .. 1569 Liquor Licensing . 1517-1518 Disposal of Uncolftected Goods .. - .. 1569 The Registration of Titles Act—Issue of Provisional Certificates .. .. 1518-1519 SUPPLEMENTNo. 46 The Registered Land Act—Issue of ‘New Land Title Supplement . Deeds, etc, . 1519, 1569 Legislative Paas Customs and Excise—Goods Held in the Customs LecaL Notice No. Warehouse, J.K.LA. 1520-1522 114—The State Corporations Act—Exemption 205 The Insurance Act—Registered Insurers, etc. .. ~. 1522-1533 . 115-116—The Local Authority Services Charge Regulations, 1998 205-206 The fndustrial Court—Award . 1533-1534 (Amendment) August, 1998) Probate and Administration ~ 1534-155) (Printed as Special Issue on 2ist [1545 1516 THE KENYA GAZETTE 28th August, 1998 GazeTre Norice No. 4534 Mbeere District ¢ Mbeere LiquorI 0 District Commissioner, Mbeere— Licensing Court (Chairman). THE LIQUOR LICENSING ACT Members: (Cap. 121) A. P. M. Ngondi. Stephen Munywoki Kitaka. APPOINTMENT OF Liquor LICENSING COURTS MEMBERS Justino Nyaga Namu. IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (2) (a) Frorenzio Kirara Kombo. and (c) of the Liquor Licensing Act, the Minister of State in Donald Masai Kasiyema. the Office of the President, appoints the persons listed under Josephat Nyaga Bandari. column (b) of the schedule hereto to be members of the liquor Clir. Njeru Mbogo. licensing courts specified in column (a) of the schedule: Dated the 20:h August, 1998, M. H. MADOKA, Minister of State. SCHEDULE Gazette Notice No, 4535 Column (@) Column (b) THE TRADITIONAL LIQUOR ACT Lugari District (Cap. 122) . APPOINTMENT OF THE Liquor LICENSING BOARD MEMBERS LLugari Liquor District Commissioner, Lugari— IN EXERCISE of the Licensing Court (Chairman). powers conferred by section 3 (2) of the Traditional Liquor Act, the Minister of State in fhe Office of the President, appoints Members: the persons named in column (2) of the schedule hereto to be members of the traditional Isaiah Datili Katakwa. liquor licensing board specified in column (1) of the said Solomon Kangalika. scheduie: Kefa A. Enonda. SCHEDULE Sosnes B. Imbadu. Francis Masinde. Column 1 Column 2 Bungoma District d 1 Machakos District Traditional Liquor District Commissioner, Bungoma— Licensing Board (Chairman). a Machakos Liquor District Commissioner, Machakos— Members: Licensing. Court (Chairman). John Nabuiola, Patrick Wangamati. Members: Isaac Misiko. John Nzioka Munguti. Dinah Kyayota (Mrs.). - Florence Mywethya Maingi. Patrick Webo. Cllr. Stanley K. Musyoki. Robert Bisakaya Wanyela. Cllr. Donald M. Mutua. Dated the 20th August, 1998. , Benedetta Muli. M. H. MADOKA, | Ngula Ndaa. Minister of State Emily Ngoilo. Peter Kyalo Munyao. GAzette Notice No, 4536 , Cllr. Paul M. Kiilu. Cllr, Reuben Musembi Munge. THE TASK FORCE TO REVIEW HEALTH AND. HEALTH RELATED ACTS an APPOINTMENTS Kilifi: District IT IS. notified for general information of the public that. the Attomey-Generai has Kilifi Liquor District Commissioner, Kilifi— appointéd a task force consistiiig of the ' Ficensing Court (Chairman). following—- . Julius Samson Meme (Prof.}—Chairnian; Coe aks Members: Members: Mwambeni Jitwa. i James Odityo Gesami (Dr.), Nuru Ali Mohamed, Kefa Ajode, Charo Hinzano Kipinar. Cleopa Kilonzo Mailu (Dr.), ‘Kanga Hinano. John Wachira Wangombe, Joseph B. M. Chillumoh. Richard Baraza (Dr.), Hellen Gibson (Mrs.). Chris Wagaiyu (Dr.), Kenneth K. Dodo. Esther Kiragu (Mrs.), Bernard Kazungu. Paul Kiptoon (Dr.), Benjamin Tsioki. Titus Ndambuki, Benjamin Shaha. Stephen Mwenesi, Shadrack Kambi. Catherine Munyao (Miss), Beatrice Chalo. Wilberforce Wanyanga (Dr,), Christine Nga!a. Khama Rogo (Dr.), Joint Secretaries: Francis Mworia Laikipia District Linda Murila Laikipia Liquor District Commissioner, Laikipia—- to review the law relating to health with a view to making Licensing Court (Chairman). proposals for reform. The secretariat of the task force shall be based at the Members: Ministry of Health Headquarters, Afya House, 6th Floor, Nairobi. Cllr. J. J. Kigoi. Submissions of the public can be addressed to the Secretary, Cllr. Peter Kimondo Negare. Task Force on Law Relating to Health and Health Related Acts, S. Wagombe Wokabi. Ministry of Heulth, P.O. Box 30016, Nairobi. Senior Chief Charles Njuguna. Paul Kamau Mundia. Dated the 18th August, 1998, ! Justus Niagi Neguri. JACKSON KALWEO, : Jesee Kagotho Karimki. Minister for Health. 28th August, 1998 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1517 Gazette Notice No. 4537 Gazette Notice No. 4540 | . THE CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE OF KENYA ACT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (No. 8 of 1995) (Cap. 265) APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCIL NOMINATION OF COUNCILLOR OF THE COLLEGE IN EXERCISEofthe powers conferred by section 26 (2) of the IN EXERCISEof the powers conferred by section 7 (1) (a) of Local Government Act, the Minister for Local Authorities the Co-operative College of Kenya Act, 1995, the Minister for nominates— : Co-operative Development appoints— AULERIA APONDI OGURO (Ms.) Gaytorp AvEDI to be a councillor for Busia (K) County Council. to be the chairman of the council of the Co-operative College of Kenya, for.a period of three (3) years, with effect from 18th Dated the 12th August, 1998. , August, 1998. -$.K. ONGERT, Dated the [8th August, 1998. Minister for Local Authorities. A. F. ANANGWE, Minister for Co-operative Development. Gazetre Notice No. 4541 Gazette Notice No. 4538 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT THE CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE OF KENYA ACT (Cap, 265) (No. 8 of 1995) NomINATION OF COUNCILLOR APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY OF THE COUNCIL, OF THE COLLEGE IN EXERCISEofthe powers conferred bysection 26(2).of the IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 7 (1) (c) of Local Government Act, the Minister for Local Authorities the Co-operative College of Kenya Act, 1995, the Minister for nominates— Co-operative Development appoints— ALFRED MAKOKHA MULONGO THE PRINCIPAL OF THE CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE OF KENYA to be a councillor for Bungoma County Council. to be the secretary of the council of the Co-operative College of Dated the Sth July, 1998. Kenya. , Dated the 18th August, 1998. S. K. ONGERI, Minister for Local Authorities. + A. F. ANANGWE, Minister for Co-operative Development. GAZETTE Notice No. 4542 Gazette Notice No. 4539 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT THE CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE OF KENYA ACT (Cap. 265) (No. 8 of 1995) REVOCATION OF NOMINATION OF COUNCILLOR APPOINTMENT OF COUNCIL. OF THE COLLEGE IN EXERCISEof the powersconferred bysection 40:(1) of the’ IN EXERCISEof the powers conferred by section 7 (1) of the Local Government Act, the Minister for Local Authorities' Co-operative College of Kenya Act, 1995, the Minister for revokes the appointment -of— bos oo _Co-operative Development appoints— , ALFRED WANYONYi under subsection (\) (c): as a councillor for Bungoma County Council. The Principal of the Co-operative College of Kenya. Dated the Sth July, 1998. under subsection (1) (d): The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Co-operative Deve- S. K. ONGERE,° lopment, Minister for Local. Authorities: - The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance. under subsection (1) (e): . The chairman, Kenya National Federation of Co-operatives. under subsection (1) (f): ‘ Gazette Notice No. 4543 The secretary to the Commission for Higher Educationorhis THE LIQUOR LICENSING ACT representative. (Cap. 121) under subsection (1) (g): THe Nairost Liquor Licensinc Court The Managing Director, Co-operative Bank of Kenya. ‘ Special Meeting under subsection (1) (h): NOTICEis given that a special meeting of the Nairobi Liquor” Gideon Kabutu Mwobobia, Joseph Ruriga Kamau, Licensing Court will be held at the Provincial Commissioner's office, Nyayo House, Kenyatta Avenue, Nairobi, on Tuesday, 8th Joseph Makori Ngare, Joseph Kipsigei Koske (Prof.), September, 1998, at 10.00 a.m. James Ongus Bango, A list of the applications to be considered by the court may be to be the members of the Co-operative College of Kenya, for viewedat the notice board, provincial commissioner's office, P:O. a period of three (3) years, with effect from 18th August, Box 30124, Nairobi. ¥998. : Dated the 11th July, 1998. Dated the 18th August, 1998. J. K. KAGUTHI, A. F. ANANGWE, Chairman, Minister for Co-operative Development. ‘ Nairobi Liquor Licensing Court. 1518 THE KENYA GAZETTE 28th August, 1998 Gazette Notice No. 4544 renewal, transfer, removal or conversion of licences should be submitted on the prescribed form G.P. 147 (or form G.P. 148 in THE LIQUOR LICENSING ACT case of transfer or removal) in triplicate with a KSh, 10 adhesive (Cap. 121) revenue stamp affixed on the original copy only and addressed to the Chairman, Samburu Liquor Licensing Court. P.O. Box 2, THE Kitur Liquor LicensiInc Court Maralal, so as to reach him on or before 25th September. 1998.
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