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7 M LI BRA Rv i! §jg I * ! gJfRcut- ' H * /y s&aii iM\Vu rv g i§ GHANA Ay/.i' K gS |p GAZETTE( \ Vgjgy Published by Authority No. 11 FRIDAY, 12th MARCH 2004 CONTENTS Page Notice of Publication of Legislative Instrument 176 Notice of Publication of Official Bulletins .. 176 The National Mid-Weekly Lotto Results .. 176 The National Weekly Lotto Results 176 Licence for the Celebration of Marriages—Public Place of Worship (Ref Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, Nyinahin) . 176 Licence for the Celebration of Marriages—Public Place of Worship (Ref Word Rased Chapel International, Kwashieman, Accra) 177 Licence for the Celebration of Marriages—Public Place of Worship (Ref -‘The Living Word 177 Teaching Ministry”.) 177 Change of Names 179 Change of Date of Birth LIBRARY i a.culty of uw f .•« .* "A’A 1L., L' A,v' -------------------------------------------- gjj^^ETTEJ^MARCH. 2004 177 . ™ ~ CBLCEBMTirSPMARR,AGES Regional >27) as amended. I, F. T. Nartey, following public place of worship for the celebration of Marriages* Co‘ord,nal,n? Council, do hereby license the Word Based Chapel International Kwashieman, Accra. Given under my hand at the office of the Greater Accra Regional Co-ordi 2004. nating Council, Accra this 5th day of March. F. T. NARTEY Regional Co-ordinating Director PUBLIC PLACE OF WORSHIP LICENCE FOR THE CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGES following public place of worship for the celebration of Marriages: “The Living Word Teaching Ministry”. Given under my hand at the office of the Greater Accra Regional Co-ordinating Council, Accra this 3rd day of March, 2004. F. T. NARTEY Regional Co-ordinating Director CHANGE OF NAMES 333. Miss Beatrice Okutu, an Economist of Overseas Processing Entity (Church World Service) and of P.O. Box 692, Teshie-Nungua Estate. Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Beatrice Azumah with effect from 24th January, 2004. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 334. Miss Bertha Yowome Aku Agbotse, a Nurse with Reg. No. 53234 of Ho District Hospital, P.O. Box 49. Ho, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Bertha Yowome Aku Afake with effect from 1st March, 2003. AH documents bearing her former name arc still valid 335. Miss Takyi Rose Joyce, a Teacher with Reg. No 1675/90 of African Unity Primary School and of PO Box A 457. La. Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Appoh-Biney Rose Joyce with effect from 5th January. 1990. All documents bearing her former name arc still valid. 336. Miss Lucy Teah, a Student Nurse of Nurses' Training College, Pantang. Accra and of P.O. Box SE 611, Suame Magazine, Kumasi. wishes to be known and called Miss Lucy Precious Shannon with effect from 24th January, 2003. All documents bearing her former name arc still valid. 337. Miss Perpetua Vincentia Essel, a Marketing Executive of Ghana Telecom Ltd. Telecom House, Nsawam Road, Accra and of PO. Box AN 15223.. Accra-North, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Perpetua Vincentia Yankson with effect from 15th February, 2003. All documents bearing her former name are still valid 338. Miss Elsie Afrakoma Opong, an Enrolled Nurse with Res. No. 4S0 of Nya Akoma Maternity Home, PO. Box 245, Nkawkaw. wishes to be known and called Mrs. Elsie Abankwah with effect from 1st January. 1975. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 339. Miss Alberta Akorfa Amedzro, a Nurse with Reg. No. RMN 1574 of Accra Psychiatric Hospita, P-O. Box 1305, Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Alberta Busco Twumasi-Ankrah with elfcct Irom 20th December. 2003. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. T. a-w* 340. Mr. Jerry John Tsikata, a Student of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and .dfrom Campus), P.O. Box 237, Tarkwa, wishes to be known and called Mr. Jerrohnn Mcjerry Christens 1 Hh November, 2003 All documents bearing his former name are still valid. 341. Miss Josephine Agyemang, a Teacher of Ofor, Panin Secondary School MUtat 'v,shes to be known and called Mrs. Josephine Ofori Kwakye with effect from 23rd December, - caring her former name are still valid ^ Q o Tl,nrl ancj t)f Food 342. Miss Pamela Tamakloe, a Teacher with Reg. No. 1232/2001 o ™in ^J ™ Konliaga with effect from Research Institute. P.O. Box M.20. Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. 1 anula Kom.ag bill March. 2003. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. GHANA GAZETTE, 12th MARCH. 2004 176 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF LEGISLATIVE INSTRUMENT The following Legislative Instrument is published today: Electricity Supply and Distribution (Technical and Operational) Rules. -004 (L.I. 17S9) NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL BULLETINS COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL No. 9 is published today SUMMARY OF CONTENTS Companies Page Notice of Change of Name of a Company—(from M & J and Partners Limited to Comprehensive Investments Solutions Limited) 81 Notice of Intention to strike the Name of a Company off the Register (West Coast Carriers Limited) 81 Notice of Cessation of Business of External Company (Makita Africa Limited) 82 LOCAL GOVERNMENT No. 7 is published today SUMMARY OF CONTENTS General Page Imposition of Rates and Fee-Fixing Resolution for the Financial Year 1st January, 2004 to 31st December, 2004—Dangme East District Assembly 125 Imposition of Rates and Fee-Fixing Resolution. 2004—Wassa-West District Assembly 133 THE NATIONAL MID-WEEKLY LOTTO RESULTS It is hereby certified that a National Mid-Week Lotto Draw was held on Wednesday, 3rd March, 2004 in accordance with the provisions of the National Weekly Lotto Act, 1961 and the Regulations published thereunder and that the following numbers were drawn in successive order: 18-68-23 -22-43 SIGNED Director of National Lotteries THE NATIONAL WEEKLY LOTTO RESULTS 38- 15-37-7-23 SIGNED Director of National Lotteries PUBLIC PLACE OF WORSHIP . LICENCE FOR TIIE CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGES C lolling public place of worship for ihc celebration of Marriages: Ebenezer Presbyterian Church Nyinahin. Given under my hand at the 2001. °fnCC °f lhc Ashan,is RePional Co-ordinating Council. Nkavvic Toasc this 18th day of Ju«- ALHAJI ZIBLIM YAKUBU District Co-ordinating Direct(,r for District Chief Execute GHANA GAZETTE, 12™ MARCH, 2004 179 P.036BoxMOS 2557,^*-^ B°ard- P-O. Box 2783, Cantonmcnts-Accra and of 24th January, 2004. All documents bearing her former name arelmv^id' iVIam'C LaryCa wilh cffcct from Church. RO.SBoxe 14, MhatoJn, tnfeTobc knm™ w^ctll’cd'Mrf V'd'0^'' and ofWcslcy Mclhodist 2002. All documents bearing her former name arc still valid Vcra Prah Wlth effect from 13th April, of Science364. Mrs and^ccfufology.'faculty’of^Mia^Sct^^Ms Olfic^K1^0' °f Nkrumah Umvcrsity Arr f'rmm I9ihd|nm^™' 10 N H’ u,ShCS ‘° bc known and callcd Mrs. Edith Abra Asiam-Senanu with effect from l~lh January. 1984. All documents bearing her former name arc still valid. A8?m ^IiSADOnk!h’ a Midwife with Reg. No. MID 14277 of Abura-Dunkwa Government Hospital and of PO. Box AN 5458, Accra-North, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Agnes Mavis Ayivi with effect from 15th February, 2004, All documents bearing her former name arc still valid. 367. Miss Rebecca Aina Wilson, a Secretary of Ministry of Health Headquarters, Internal Audit Unit, P.O. Box MB 44, Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Rebecca Ama Yorke with effect from 4th July, 1999. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 368. Miss Gloria lachie-Menson, an Assistant Marketing Manager of Ghana Telecommunication Company Ltd. Telecom House, Headquarters. Accra and of P.O. Box ST 43, STC, Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Gloria Etwire with effect from 20th January, 2001 All documents bearing her former name are still valid 369. Miss Vinolia Ami Kpodo, a Dressmaker of P.O. Box 297. Abcka. Accra, wishes to be known and called Mrs. Vinolia Ami Maclean with effect from 2nd January, 2004. All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 370. Miss Gifty A. Conduah, a Teacher with Reg. No. 1776/97 of University of Education, Winneba and of 20/Hos 20, Coconut Close, D-T-D, Community 20, Tcma. wishes to be known and called Mrs. Gifty A. Noonoo with effect from 1st August, 1998 All documents bearing her former name are still valid. 371 Miss Ewuve-Komla Charity Akua, a Teacher with Reg. No. 3390/88 of Winneba University of Education, PO Box 25, Winneba, wishes to be known and called Miss Ewuve Charily Akua with effect from 5th February. 2004 All documents bearing her former name arc still valid 372. Mr. Mohammed Yahaya, a Teacher of Dc Youngster's International School, c/o Deyis Ltd.. PO. Box 7594, Accra, wishes to be known and called Mr. Yahaya Mohammed Adams with effect from 9th March, 2004. All docu­ ments bearing his former name arc still valid 373 Miss Christiana Mensah, a Teacher with Res. No. 4153/94 of Adadicm M/A J.S.S.. PO. Box SE 1101. Suamc-Kumasi. wishes to be known and called Mrs. Christiana Kyei with effect from 2nd July, 1995. All documents bearing her former name arc still valid. 374. Miss Margaret A. Sarpong, a Matron of Aburi Girls Secondary School, P.O. Box 46. Aburi. wishes to be known and called Mrs. Margaret Sarpong Agyeman with effect from 24lh January. 2003. All documents bearing her former name arc still valid 375. Mr. George Nvamadi, a Suidem of National Institute of Information Technology (NUTKP^ Bax "79 Dansoman-Accra. wishes to be known and called Mr. George Awa with eflect Iron, December. 2000. All documents bearing his former name arc still valid.
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