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Zimbabwean Government Gazette ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority Vol. LXn, No. 65 24th AUGUST, 1984' Price 30c ■ Geberal Notice 608 of 1984. Conditions— ROAD MOTOR TRANSPORTATION ACT {CHAPTER 262] (a) standard private hire condition; (b) to operate from Mutare and Maranke Commimal lands, only. Applications in Connerion with Road Service Permits GOODS-VEHICLES Amendments' IN terms of subsection- (4) of secti|n 7 of the Road Motor Swift Transport Services (Pvt.) Ltd. Transportation Act {Chapter 262], notice is hereby given that G/564/84. Permit: 20775. Goods-vehicle. Load: 500 kilograms. the applications detailed' in the Sclfedule, for the issiie or Area: Within a 16-kilometre radius of the post office, Kwekwe. amendment of road service permits, hhve been received for the Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. consideration of the Controller of Road Motor Transportation. Condition: For the collection and delivery of goods whi'-h are Any person wishing to object to any such application must to be carried, or which have been carried on the company’s lodge with the Controller of Road Motor Transportation, P.O, recognized trunk-services only.' Box 8332, Causeway— ^ ' By: Increase in load to 30 000 kilograms. (a) a notice, in writing, of his intention to object, so as to reach the Controller’s office not later than the Nth Chibuku Breweries Ltd. September, 1984; G/587/84. Permit: 22204. Goods-vehicle. Load: 10 000 kilo­ (b) his objection and the grounds, therefor, on form R.M.T. grams. 24, together with two copies thereof, so as to reach the Controller’s office not later than the 5th October, 1984. Area: Within a 150-kilometre radius of the Heinrich’s Chibuku Brewery, Chiredzi. • Any person objecting to an application for the issue or amendment of a road service permit must confine his grounds Nature of carriage: Chibuku Traditional African beer in bulk, of objection to matters directly bearing on the considerations draught and/or packaged form. referred to in para^aph (a), (b), (c), ’(3), (e), or (f) of section By: Increase in load to 20 000 kilograms. 8 of the said Act, A. Chikosha. R. N. TSOMONDO, G/601/-84. Permit: 25029. Goods-vehicle. Load: 14 000. kilo­ 24-8-84- Controller of Road Motor Transportation. grams. Area: Within Mazowe, Bindura, Chesa, Kandeya, Madziwa, SCEiEDIJLE . ' ' Shamva and Darwin Communal lands, with access to Harare. Nature of carriage: Building materials, agriculttiral produce and MOTOR-OMNIBUSES requirements. Additionals Condition: There shall be no picking up or setting down of Super Stores and Transport (Pvt.) Ltd. goods between the boundary of the areas of operation and Qie place of access in either direction. 0/140/84. Motor-omnibus. Passengerkapacity: 61. By: Deletion of the existing area of operation and the sub­ Route 1: Gweru - Lower Gweru l^ission - Mankunzani - stitution of “Within Mazowe, Bindura, Shamva, Mount Maboleni - B.H. Store - Malisa Tahk - Tjololo - Mahlatimi Darwin, Mvurwi, Chinhoyi, Karoi, Chegutu and Kadoma - Nkonkoni - Shambazhou - Leopard Mine - Nyakwati - Communal lands, with access to Harare.*’. Nkuba Tum-offi - Nkai Tum-offi - Godfrey. Turn-off - Nesigwe. ■ « Additionals Route 2: Gweru - Lower Gweru Mission - Vungu Gate - Nyamutamba Transport (Pvt.) Ltd. Sikombingo - Makulambila - Sogwala - F. F. Rose. G/321, 322 and 324/84. Three goods-vehicles. Load: 35000 Route 3: To and from Gweru and Fletcher High School, kilogr^s each. Lower Gweru, S t Patrick’s and Loretto Missions. Route: Harare - Plumtree. Conditions— Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. (1) Route 3: For the carriage of ‘ schoolchildren on three consecutive days at the beginning and end of each Tune-O-Mizer Centre (Pvt.) Ltd. school term; G/562/84. Goods-vehicle. Load: 29 000 kilograms. (2) ^standard local authority condition. Route: Beitbridge - Harare - Chirundu. Note.—This application is made to reinstate permit 15911, Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. which expired on the 31st May, 1984. McClunes Transport (Pvt.) Ltd. Mwayera.Transport (Pvt.) Ltd. Q/605 and 607/84. Tw o goods-vehicles. Load: 30 000 kilo­ 0/145 and 146/84. Two motor-omnibuses. Passenger-capacity: grams each. 76 each. i Route: Harare- Nyamapanda. Area: Throughout Zimbabwe. \ , Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kind?. 678 Z imbabwean 6 overnment G azeite , 24t h A ugust , 1984 G/606 and 608/84. Two goods-vehicles. Load;l|^ 000 kilo­ General Notice 609 of 1984. grams each. CENSORSHIP AND ENTERTAINMENTS CONTROL ACT Route: Harare - Chirundu. :, ICHAFTER 7S\ Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. Matanda Brothers (Pvt.) Ltd. ■ Declaration of Undesirable Publications G/613 and 614/84. Two goods-vehicles. Load: :35 000 kilo­ grams each. Tr is hereby notified, in terms of subsection (3) of section 12 Route: Harare - Nyamapanda. of the Censorship and Entertaimnents Control Act [Chapter /S], Nature of carriage— that the Board of Censors has, in terms of subsection (1) .^of (1) Goods, wares and merchandise of all kinds. ' that section, declared that the publications specified m (2) Agricultural produce and req.uirements, mining and Schedule are, in the opinion of the board, undesirable within building materials and plant the meaning of subsection f2) of section 11 of that Act. ^ J. M. CHIRENJE. Russell Noach (Pvt.) Ltd. , ' Chairman, 0/617/84. Goods-vehicle. Load: 28 000 kilograms. 24-8-84. Board of Censors. Area: Within Matabeleland South Province. | Nature - of carriage: Livestock, agricultural ploduce and SCHEDOtE requirements. | Undesirable publications G/618, 620 and 621/84. Three goods-vehicles. l|oad: 28 000 kilograms each. : Books Area: Within Matabeleland North Province. ; Ray, Farrier . • .......................The Beat Maker . (1984) Nature of carriage: Goods, wares and merchandise of aU Text by Marc De Smedt, translated by The Kama-Sutra-Erotic Figures in kinds. , i David MacRae Indian Art G,'619/84. Goods-vehicles. Load: 28 000 kilograms. Magazines Area: Within Matabeleland North Province. AUemenn, Nr. 2/1984, • Nature of carriage: Livestock, agricultural produce and The Complete Guide to Sexual Variadons, GadoUne House, Surrey (U.K.) requirements. - > Sex Life, Nr. 1, 1984: Stockholm. G/622 to 624/84. Three goods-vehicles. Load: 28 000 kilograms each. New Direcdpn, Vol. 12, No. 11: Godstone Road, Surrey (U.K.). Area: Within Matabeleland South Province. Raider, Vol. 2, No. 5: Gold Star Publishers, Surrey (U.K.). Nature of carriage:' Goods, wares and merchandise of all Super Sex, Numero 115,12 April, 1984: Milano, Italy, kinds. Sweet Little 19: Stoc^olm, 1982. A. J. Kotze. Vibrations, Vol. 12, No. 5: Kentfem Ltd. (London). G/629/84. Goods-vehicle. Load: 6 700 kilograms. Area—• (1) within a 60-kilometre radius of the post rffice, Karoi; General Notice 610 of 1984. (2) within a 60-kilometre radius of the post ofS<», Chinhoyi. CENSORSHIP AND ENTERTAINMENTS CONTROL Nature of carriage: Agricultural produce and requirements. ACT [CHAPTER 78} TAXPCABS Additionals Revocation of Previous Decfeions of Board B. Ndebele. TX/191/84. Taxi-cab. Passenger-capadty: 3. IT is hereby notified that, a period of at least two years Area: Within a 40-kilometre radius of the post ofice, Gwem. having elapsed since the decisions concerned were made, the Condition: The vehicle to stand for hire at Gweru General Board of Censors has, in terms of section 20 of the Censorship Hospital and at any authorized taxi-rank within the area and Entertainments Control Act [Chapter 78], revoked its under the jruisdiction Of Gweru Municipality. declarations as undesirable of the publications specified in the first column of the Schedule and has declared that the said TRANSFERS publications are, in the opinion of the Board, not undesirable. Oro Enterprises (Pvt.) Ltd. The Rhodesia Notices specified in the second column of the. 0/336/83. Permit: 18373. Motor-omnibus. Schedule are accordingly amended or cancelled, as may be appropriate. By: Transfer o f the permit from Matambanadzoi Bus Service (Pvt.) Ltd. ; J. M. CHIRENJE, Zhangazha Bus Service (Pvt.) Ltd. | I Chairman, j 0/79/84. Permit: 13272. Motor-omnibus. : 24-8-84. Board of Censors. I By: Transfer of the permit from Mverechena Bus &rvice (Pvt.) Schedule Ltd. REVOKED DECLARATIONS C A. Nyajena. \ ■ 0/81/84. Permit: 24171. Motor-omnibus. | AuthorlEditor and title of publication Rhodesia notice notifying declaration By: Transfer of the permit from H. and C. ServicM (Pvt.) Ltd. Posner, Richard P. C. Sambaza. j The Trigger Man (May, 1974) 1387 of 1974 0/144/84. Permit: 25158. Motor-omnibus. I By: Transfer of the permit from C. Taw en^a. I Axelrod, George D.D. Transport (Pvt.) Ltd. Where Am I TStow— G/701/83. Permit: 20413. Goods-vehicle. When I Need Me? (1971) 1604 of 1974 By: Transfer of the permit from Stewart and Smith (Pvt.) Ltd. Fowles, An&ony Rod-Cole Transport. Pastime (1974) 1727 of 1974 G/520/84. Permit: 19297. Goods-vehicle. By: Transfer of the permit from Southern Trading Distributors Hayes, Douglas (Pvt) Ltd. : The Shy Young Man (1971) 1854 of 1974 Note.-—This permit expired while the applicatiort for transfer was with the Minister of Transport; as such it will be Rancher, Herman reinstated for another period of five years on issuing the permit. : . A Glimpse of Tiger (1972). i 477 of 1975 Zimbabwean Government Gazeite, 24ih A ugust, 1984 679 General. Notice'611 of 1984. Q) an application for conditional authority for the issue of a club liquor licence by Cement Recreation Club* MINES AND MINERALS ACT [GHAPrEiJ 76J] to trade as Cement Recreation-Club, premises situated at 'Willsgrove Farm No. 1, Cement Siding, and for C^ceUation of Certificate of Registration: Harare Michael Lawrence Varcoe Hickman to be appointed • Mining District approved manager; and' (k) an application for conditional authority for the issue of a restaurant (special) liquor licence by Luis Manuel rr IS hereby notified, in terms of subsection (5) of section 51 •.
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