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Y%S ,Xld M%Cd;Dka;%Sl Iudcjd§ Ckrcfha .Eiü M;%H II fldgi - YS% ,xld m%cd;dka;s%l iudcjd§ ckrcfha w;s úfYI .eiÜ m;%h - 2018'09'14 1A PART II - GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF SRI LANKA - 14.09.2018 Name of Notary Judicial Main Office Date of Language Division Appointment Y%S ,xld m%cd;dka;%sl iudcjd§ ckrcfha .eiÜ m;%h w;s úfYI The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka EXTRAORDINARY wxl 2088$60 - 2018 iema;eïn¾ ui 14 jeks isl=rdod - 2018'09'17 No. 2088/60 - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2018 (Published by Authority) PART II — LEGAL THE LIST OF NOTARIES The List of Notaries in Sri Lanka - 31st December - 2017 Land Registry : Ampara Name of Notary Judicial Main Office Date of Language Division Appointment 1 Ambagahawaththa D.S.Ampara No. C/546, Mihindupura, Ampara 2010.04.27 Sinhala 2 Chandrani P.M. Ampara No.7, Technical Avenue,Nawamedagama 2011.08.08 Sinhala/English 3 De Silva K.K.S.N. Ampara No.781, Uhana Rd.,Ampara 2004.02.20 Sinhala/English 4 De Silva S.K. Ampara No.25, Hinguralanda Road,Mahaoya 1988.10.02 Sinhala 5 Disanayaka D.R.S Ampara No. 23, Pandukabhaya Mw. , Ampara 1990.09.26 Sinhala/English 6 Fahima M.A.K.S. Kalmunai A.V.V. Rd., P/15, Pothuwil 2007.07.18 English/Tamil 7 Gallage U.S. Ampara No.154C, Uhana, Ampara 2001.11.06 Sinhala/English 8 Gunarathne H.M.S. Ampara No.143, Wavinna, Paragahakale. 2005.08.01 Sinhala/English 9 Harees A.L. Ampara No. 115, Arafa Road, Irakkamama - 08 2017.10.04 Tamil 10 Hemamali B.G.I. Ampara No. 03, Samanabedda, Palam Kandawura, 2017.03.03 Sinhala Uhana, Ampara 11 Hewage R.H.S.S. Ampara No.E.N 20/1/M, Karangawa, Ampara 2005.05.11 Sinhala/English 12 Hibathulla A.S. Ampara No. 01, Samsam Raod, Pothuvil 03 2016.10.26 English 1A – PG 4225 – 82 (2018/09) This Gazette Extraordinary can be downloaded from www.documents.gov.lk 2A II fldgi - YS% ,xld m%cd;dka;s%l iudcjd§ ckrcfha w;s úfYI .eiÜ m;%h - 2018'09'14 PART II - GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF SRI LANKA - 14.09.2018 Name of Notary Judicial Main Office Date of Language Division Appointment 13 Hibuthulla A.S Ampara No. 01, Samsan Road, Pothuvil 03 2016.10.26 English 14 Hilmy A.L.M. Ampara Hilmy Manseel, Pothuvil 02 2002.03.20 Tamil 15 Irzan R.M Ampara No. 225, Majitpuram, Waripadanchenai, 2017.08.23 Tamil Irakkamam, Ampara 16 Jayasinghe I.C. Ampara No.55/C, Saranagama, Padiyathalawa 2015.10.02 Sinhala 17 Kularathne R.G. Ampara B/L-15,3rd Lane,Ampara 2002.04.09 Sinhala/English 18 Kumara M.G.A. Ampara E6/1, Malwatta Road, Ampara 1998.03.20 Sinhala 19 Kumuduni K.V.G.N. Ampara No.28/77A, Werenketagoda, Ampara 2008.03.31 Sinhala/English 20 Liyanaarachchi W.K.S. Ampara No.400/2,Thissa pura,Ampara 2010.06.16 Sinhala/English 21 Mutugama M.R.I.M. Ampara X.L.20,Bridge Camp,Uhana,Ampara 2010.04.29 Sinhala/English 22 Piyarathna U.P.M Ampara No. 200, Pallegama, Siripura 2005.11.08 Sinhala 23 Premajayantha Ampara No.8/A,3rd Lane,Ampara 2004.03.26 Sinhala/English W.D.C.L. 24 Priyadarshanee K.V.C. Ampara Grama06A-18, Muwangala, Hingurana, Ampara 2006.11.03 Sinhala/English 25 Rasik M.I.M. Ampara No. 78, Lake Road, Eragama - 06 2015.11.13 English/Tamil/ Sinhala 26 Rasik S.D.M. Kalmunai Sam Sam Rd., Pothuwil 07 2012.09.14 Tamil/English 27 Satheir A.M. Kalmunai No.70 , A.U.U. Road , Vicktar State , Pothuvil 15 2015.03.16 Tamil/English 28 Sayaniya A.G.A Ampara No. 40, Wanniyanar Road, Pothuvil 02 2016.10.04 Tamil 29 Shyamali A.D.D. Ampara No.C/546, Mihindupura,Ampara 2010.04.27 Sinhala 30 Somasir A.H. Ampara No.51, Jayawardanepura,Ampara 2016.02.19 Sinhala 31 Subhashini G.G.G.I Ampara No. 2, C/1, Pernigama, Hingurana 2016.09.01 Sinhala 32 Subhashini P.G.G.I Ampara No. 2C1/ Paranigama, Hingurana, Ampara 2016.09.01 Sinhala/English 33 Sumathipala B.K.S.K. Ampara 27, Chandanagama, Dehiattakandiya 2003.08.29 Sinhala 34 Suranji D.K. Ampara No.1/36, Ampara Rd.,Uhana 2011.06.13 Sinhala 35 Udayanganee E.G.C Ampara R.G Hemachandra, Thimbirigolla, 2016.06.09 Sinhala Madawalalanda, Ampara 36 Udayangani I.G.C. Ampara Thimbirigolla, Madawalalanda, Ampara 2015.12.14 Sinhala/English 37 Ukwatta A.U.P. Ampara Sahan’, Galkanda Mw., Ampara 1990.08.07 Sinhala/English 38 Wickramasinghe M. Batticaloa No.154C, Uhana,Ampara 2001.11.06 Sinhala/English 39 Wijerathne M.M.P.K. Ampara No.28/189C,Werankatagoda,Ampara 2014.07.03 Sinhala 40 Wijeweickrama R.G.S Batticaloa 23, Pandukabhaya Mw., Ampara 1990.09.29 Sinhala/English 41 Wijewickrama R.G.S. 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