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^Uganda Gazette “ Newspaper^Uganda JL JL W'W GazetteJ Authority“ Vol. XCV No. 71 6th December, 2002 Price: Shs. 1000 CONTENTS Page General Notice No. 467 of 2002. Ministry of Health—Notice .................... 575 THE MARRIAGE ACT, 1964. The Marriage Act—Notice ........................ 575 (Cap. 211). The Traffic and Road Safety Act—Notice ... 575 NOTICE. The Water Statute—Notice .................... 575 Under section 6 of the Act. The Electoral Commission—Notices .......... 576 PLACE FOR CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGES. The Trade Marks Act— Registration of applications 576-578 In exercise of the powers conferred upon me by section 6 Advertisements .............................................. 578 of the Marriage Act, I hereby licence the place of public worship mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be place for General Notice No. 466 of 2002. celebration of marriages. DECLARATION OF ALLIED HEALTH SCHEDULE ' PROFESSIONALS FOR PRIVATE PRACTICE. 1. Church — Christian Missionary Fellowship Whereas under section 30(a) - (e) of THE ALLIED Denomination— Born Again HEALTH PROFESSIONALS STATUTE 1996, the Place — Mengo following categories of Allied Health Professionals may Subcounty — Rubaga establish, engage in and manage private common health County — Kyadondo conditions, units: District — Kampala Dispensers Medical Clinical Officers HAJATI JANAT B. MUKWAYA, Medical Laboratory Technologists Minister of Justice & Constitutional Affairs. Physiotherapists Public Health Dental Officers And whereas other Allied Health Professionals may be General Notice No. 468 of 2002. declared by the Minister on the advice of the Allied Health Professionals' Council and the Uganda Medical and Dental THE TRAFFIC AND ROAD SAFETY Practitioners' Council, under subsection 30(f) of the Statute; (WEIGHBRIDGES) REGULATIONS, 1998. ESTABLISHMENT OF MBARARA WEIGHBRIDGE And whereas to enable other professionals to be declared under STATION. subsection 30(f), guidelines for private practice have been developed for use by Allied Health Professionals and Registered In exercise of the powers conferred upon me as the Nurses in consultation with The Uganda Medical and Dental Minister by section 179 of the Traffic and Road Safety Act Practitioners Council (UMDPC), The National Drug Authority 1998,1 hereby designate Mbarara Weighbridge Station to be (NDA), The Uganda Nurses and Midwives Council (UNMC), established at Mbarara under sub-regulation 10(1) as a The Ministry of Health and other stakeholders; weighbridge for the purpose of weighing and verifying axle load weights of vehicles to which these Regulations apply. And whereas the Allied Health Professionals’ Council and The Uganda Medical and Dental Practitioners Council have Given under my hand this 12th day of September, 2002. advised that the following categories of allied Health HON. JOHN NASASIRA, Professionals be allowed to establish, engage in, and Minister of Works, Housing and Communications. manage private health conditions in accordance with subsection 30(f) of the Statute; Now therefore, I, in exercise of the powers conferred on General Notice No. 469 of 2002. the Minister by section 30(f) of the Allied Health Professionals Statute, 1996 (Statute No. 10 of 1996) declare STATUTORY NOTICE. that the following Allied Health Professionals may engage In exercise of the powers conferred upon the Minister by in private practice in accordance with section 30 of the section 45, Part III of the Water Statute, Statute No. 9 of Allied Health Professional Statute, 1996; 1995, this Statutory Notice is hereby made this 28th day of Ophthalmic Clinical Officers November, 2002 declaring Nabiganda Town and surrounding areas occupied by the booster station and Psychiatric Clinical Officers transmission pipelines as part of the Mbale Water Supply Medical Laboratory technicians Area where National Water and Sewerage Corporation is the Radiographers already appointed Water and Sewerage Authority . Orthopaedic Officers Dated this 22nd day of November, 2002. DR. KEZIMBIRA-MIYINGO, Minister of State for Environment BRIG. JIM K. MUHWEZI mp„ • Holding Portfolio for Minister of Water, Lands and Minister of Health. Environment. 576________________________________THE UGANDA GAZETTE______________________________________ [6th December General Notice No. 470 of 2002. General Notice No. 472 of 2002. Í - -:T ■- ' THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT, 2001. THE TRADE MARKS ACT. (Cap. 83). Act No. 8 of 2001 NOTICE. Section 29( 1) (b). Notice is hereby given that any person who has grounds to oppose the registration of any of the marks^dvertised herein : \ ‘ < NOTICE %. 4 may within sixty days from the date^of lodge a ‘ útis.Gazette, Notice of opposition on Trade Mark Form No^'6 together with a PUBLICATION OF LIST;OF NÁMËS OF NOMINATED fee of Shs. 4000 irf case of National applicants or US$ 250 in CANDIDATES FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY case of Foreign applicants. The period of lodging Notice of *’ ~ BY-ELECTIONS IN BUKOMANSIMBI COUNTY, opposition may be extended in suitable cases by the Registrar as MASAKA DISTRICT he thinks fit upon such terms as he may direct. Formal opposition should not be lodged until after reasonable notice has Notice is hereby given by the Electoral Commission that pursuant to section 29(1) (b) of the Parliamentary Elections been given by letter to the applicant so that he may have an Act, No. 8 of 2001, the list of nominated candidates for the opportunity to withdraw his application before the expense of Parliamentary by-election in Bukomansimbi County, opposition proceedings is incurred. Failure to give such notice Masaka District is hereby published in the Schedule to this will be taken into account in considering any application by the Notice. opponent for an order for costs if the opposition is uncontested by the applicant. Representations of the marks herein advertised . SCHEDULE. can be inspected at the office of the Registrar of Trade Marks, Parliamentary Buildings, P.O. Box 7151, Kampala. Candidate’s Names Constituency 1. Kagimu Kiwanuka Maurice , Bukomansimbi County (21) Application No. 25279 in Part ‘A”. - 2. Lubyayi Idd K. Bukomansimbi County (52) Class 32. 3. Makeera Salim , , Bukomansimbi County (54) Issued at Kampala this 2nd day of December, 2002. ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, Chairman, Electoral Commission. (53) (59) General Notice No. 471 of 2002. (64) (57) Nature of goods—Mineral and aerated waters and other THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT, 2001. non-alcoholic drinks; fruit drinks and fruit juices; Act No. 8,of 2001 syrups and other preparations for making beverages. Section 29(1) (b). (73) Name of applicant— Haggar Holdings Company Limited. (77) Address— P.O. Box 1260, Khartoum-Sudan. NOTICE (74) C/o M/s. Mugerwa & Masembe Advocates, 3rd Floor, _ PUBLICATION OF LIST OF NAMES OF NOMINATED Diamond Trust Building P.O. Box 7166, Kampala. CANDIDATES FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY (22) Date offding application— 14th October, 2002. BY-ELECTIONS IN KASSANDA COUNTY SOUTH, MUBENDE DISTRICT (21) Application No. 25278 in Part “A”. Notice is hereby given by the Electoral Commission that (52) Class 25. pursuant to section 29(1) (b) of the Parliamentary Elections (54) Act, No. 8 of 2001, the list of nominated candidates for the Parliamentary by-election in Kassanda County South, Mubende District is hereby published in the Schedule to this Notice. SCHEDULE. Candidate’s Names Constituency 1. Kayongo Deogratius Kassanda County South (59) 2. Lubega Ssempa Bashir Kassanda County South (64) 3. Lukwago Moses Kassanda County South (57) Nature of goods—Footwear of all kinds including leather 4. Nyombi Thcmbo Kassanda County South and plastic footwear, canvas (footwear made of cloths), clothing. 5. Sebunya Denis Kassanda County South (73) Name of applicant—Larco Footwear Industries Limited. Issued at Kampala this 2nd day of December, 2002. (77) Address— P.O. Box 1260, Khartoum-Sudan. (74) C/o M/s. Mugerwa & Masembe Advocates, 3rd Floor, ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, Diamond Trust Building P.O. Box 7166, Kampala. Chairman, Electoral Commission. "(22) Date offding application— 14th October, 2002. 6th December ] THE UGANDA GAZETTE 577 (21) Application No. 25277 in Part “A”. (21) Application No., 25263 in Part “A”. (52) : Class 34. (52) Class 32. (54) (54) ALLSOPPS LAGER (53) (59) ((A)Association—This mark is associated to Tm. No. 6434 “ALLSOPPS PILSNER LAGER in class 32 I.N.O Kenya Breweries Limited. (57) Nature of goods—Beers, still or sparkling water (mineral or non mineral)- fruit or vegetable juices, fruit or vegetable drinks, lemonades, sodas, ginger beer, sorbet drinks, drink preparations, syrups for drinks, (57) Nature of goods—Tobacco (raw and manufactured), alcohol-free drinks comprising lactic fermenting , cigarettes, smoking articles and matches. agents. (73) Name of applicant—Haggar Cigarette & Tobacco (73) Name of applicant—East African Breweries Limited. Factory Limited. (77) Address— P.O. Box 30161, Nairobi, Kenya. (77) Address— P.O. Box 1260, Khartoum-Sudan. (74) C/o M/s. Mugerwa & Masembe Advocates, 3rd Floor, (74) C/o M/s. Mugerwa & Masembc Advocates, 3rd Floor, Diamond Trust Building P.O. Box 7166, Kampala. Diamond Trust Building P.O. Box 7166, Kampala. (22) Date of filing application— 8th October, 2002. (22) Date of filing application— 14th October, 2002. (21) Application No. 25264 in Part “A”. Application No. 25270 in Part “A”. (21) (52) Class 32. (52) Class 21. (54) (54) MEGA (53) (59) (64) (57) Nature of goods—Vacuum Flasks. (73) Name of applicant—fAega Trade International, Inc. (77) Address— 42727 Westwood Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 37204, United
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