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Swaziland Government Gazette Swaziland Government Gazette VOL. XXIV] MBABANE, Friday, November 21st., 1986 [No. 485 CONTENTS No. Page GENERAL NOTICES 55. Notice Regarding the Confirmation and Admission to Permanent and Pensionable Establishment of Officers in the Civil Service .............................................................. 1694 MISCELLANEOUS Notice of Applications under the Road Transportation Proclamation, 1963 ......... 1695 Notice of Applications under the Road Transportation Proclamation, 1963 ......... 1704 ADVERTISEMENTS .................................................. 1714 CONTENTS OF SUPPLEMENT PART C — LEGAL NOTICES 107. The Legal Practitioners’ (Examinations) (Amendment) Regulations, 1986 .......... SI PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY 1694 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 55 OF 1986 It is notified for general information that the officers listed below have been confirmed in their respective appointments and admitted to the permanent and pensionable establish­ ment in the Civil Service. A.J.V. SITHOLE Secretary, Civil Service Board Min/Dept. Name of Officer Date confirmed Date Admitted Water Themba M. Mbonambi 29/4/85 29/4/83 Cyprian M. Ndlangamandla 1/4/84 28/9/82 Simon Z. Dlamini 1/4/84 1/4/82 John S. Matsenjwa 1/5/85 1/5/83 . Victor Magongo 22/6/86 22/6/84 Rebecca T. Nkumane 2/7/86 2/7/84 Majubane Ngomane 29/4/85 29/4/83 Interior Angie Louisa Abner 1/11/86 1/11/84 Nathaniel S. Dube 11/5/86 11/5/84 Simeon M. Simelane 26/10/86 26/10/84 Labour and Desmond L.N. Maphanga 29/8/86 29/8/84 Public Service Dennis N. Fruhirth 10/9/86 10/9/84 Nathaniel S. Hlatshwayo 11/9/86 11/9/84 Works Lazarus V. Zwane 9/8/85 9/8/83 Peter S. Nxumalo 27/8/86 27/8/84 Agriculture Siphiwe F. Dlamini 24/4/86 24/4/84 Thandie T. Mthethwa 2/2/86 2/2/84 Income Tax Cynthia N. Magongo 31/8/86 31/8/86 Nonhlanhla Nsibande 4/9/86 4/9/84 Tinkhundla Elizabeth N. Luthango 1/3/85 1/3/83 . Ncamsile P. Gumbi 18/5/83 15/6/81 W Fikile S. Nkambule 25/1/84 25/1/82 C.T.A. Clifford J. Bhembe 1/4/82 1/4/80 Douglas B. Ginindza 1/4/84 1/4/82 Posts and Lawrence Z. Dlamini 1/6/85 6/3/84 Telecomms Health Raynet L. Dlamini 2/4/86 2/4/84 Treasury Bongekile S.V. Masuku 1/8/86 1/8/84 Geology Andrew D. Mamba 1/4/86 1/4/84 Ombuds­ Stanley B. Maphalala 10/8/85 10/8/83 man’s Office 1695 SWAZILAND NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS £ (Given under Section 10 of the Road Transportation Act No. 37 of 1963) * 1. The applications for Road Transportation Service Permits mentioned in the schedule to this notice have been received by the Road Transportation Board. Interested persons may examine the applications in the Office of the Secretary to the Road Transportation Board at the Ministry of Works and Communications, Mbaba­ ne. 3. Any persons objecting to an application shall within 14 days after the date of publi­ cation of this notice (a) Lodge with the Secretary to the Road Transportation Board P.O. Box 58, MBABANE, Swaziland and:- (b) send to the applicant by registered post his objection in writing, together with all grounds of the objection. Dr. A.Z. KHUMALO Chairman Road Transportation Board Mbabane, 21st November, 1986 APP. NO. NAME OF APPLICANT ADDRESS 00838 Antonio De Oliveira, P.O. Box Al, Empressa De Transportes Oliveiras MBABANE. 03274 Jabulani M. Mavuso, P.O. Box 87, Ngobozane Bus Service. VUVULANE. 03898 Raynold S’bie Baartjies, P.O. Box 1315, School Bus MBABANE. 02132 Willy Mark Owen Andrade, P.O. Box 1255, Owen and Sons Transport. MANZINI. 03399 Nathaniel Dlamini, P.O. Box 208, Nhlangano Liner Bus Service. MBABANE. 00483 Khangwayini M. Dlamini, P.O. Box 978, Kutsini Bus Service. MBABANE. 00729 Joseph Ndabandaba, P.O. Box 179, Asambe Taxi Service. SITEKI. 01416 Simon Q. Thusi, P.O. Box 179, Wota Sambe For Hire. SITEKI. 01862 Mgcibelo S. Dlamini, P.O. Box 794, Vusumuzi Bus Service. MANZINI. PARTICULARS OF APPLICATION Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 00838 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Lomahasha/Manzini/Mbabane/ Oshoek and Return. Based at Mbabane—In Mocambiqtie Maputo. Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 03274 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Emoyem/Section 16/Mhlume/Vuvulane/Section 17/ Section 19/Tabankulu/Maphiveni and Simunye. Based at Emoyeni. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled passenger service between Mbabane to Malkerns Valley School. To be based at Mbabane. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled passenger service between Gebeni/Ntondozi/ Luyengo/Malkerns/Pho- ndo/Bethal/Kwaluseni/Manzini and Back. To be based at Manzini. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled passenger service between Mbabane/Mhlaleni/Hlatikulu/Nhlangano. To be based at Mbabane. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled passenger service between Esibovini/Ekupheleni/ Oshoek/Motshane/ Mbabane/Sigangeni/Siphocosini and Mbabane the same route. To be based at Esibovini. Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 000729 operating a Non-Scheduled Taxi Service. Based at Siteki. Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 01416 operating a Non-Scheduled goods service LDV For Hire. Based at Siteki. Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 01862 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Mangcineni/Ekukhanyeni/Kantunja/ Mbekelweni/Mfa- bantfu/Matsapha and Manzini. Based at Mangcineni. * 03400 Simon 0. Thusi, P.O. Box 179, Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled Wota Sambe Bus Service. SITEKI. passenger service between Sitsatsaweni/Siteki/ Lukhula/Big Bend/ Matata/Lubuli/Nsoko/Lavumisa. To be based at Sitsatsaweni. 03156 Reuben Mdzebele, P.O. Box 1343, Grant of an Amendment of Permit No. 03156 operating a Scheduled Nabongwane Bus Service. MANZINI. passenger service between Manzini/Mhlaleni/Sidvokodvo/Hlatikulu/ Nhlangano Express. Amendment to include Mhlaleni Station in the Time Table and change of business style to Emakhonkosi and to amend time table on Sunday at Nhlangano. Based at Manzini. 03401 Nhlanhla Dlamini, P.O. Box 3086, Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled Moyamunye Junior Bus Service. MANZINI. passenger service between Nsoko/Ndzevane School/Zombizwe/Prison/ Matata/Goboyane/Ka Banda/Game Five/New Store/Big Bend Up and and Down. Based at Nsoko. 03402 Nonhlanhla Dlamini, P.O. Box 1, Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled Moyamunye Junior Bus Service. NSOKO. passenger service between Big Bend/New Store/Game Five/Ka Banda/ 1697 Goboyane/Matata/Prisons/Zombizwe/ Ndzevane School,/Nsoko (Up and Down). To be based at Big Bend. 01225 Richard Mlotsa, P.O. Box , Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 01225 operating a Scheduled passenger Umoya Transport. KWALUSENI. service. Conveyance of passengers and their Personsl effects Handi­ craft women and Hawker’s only between Manzini and Oshoek Border Post. Based at Manzini. 03215 Phillemon M. Matsenjwa, P.O. Box 129, Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 03215 operating a Scheduled passenger Mthunzi Bus Service. SITEKI. service between Lomahasha/Maphiveni/Tabankulu/ Vuvulane/Simunye/ Lonhlupheko/Lukhula/Siteki. Based at Lomahasha. 03403 Isaac Dube, 921 Klipstruit, Grant of a Road Transportion Service Permit to operate a Non-Sche­ Dube Bus Service. PIN VILLE 1808, duled passenger service between Lundzi and Manzini. To be based at Johannesburg. Johannesburg. 03185 Don Boy Nkambule, P.O. Box 798, Grant of an Amendment of Permit No. 03185 operating a Non-Schedu- Highland’s Taxi Service. MBABANE. led Taxi Service. Amendment to change the Base point. Based at Mbabane. 02362 Alpheus M. Zwane, P.O. Box 70, Nsele Bus Service. NHLANGANO. 03415 Reuben Mndzebele, P.O. Box 1343, Emakhonkosi Express Transport. MANZINI. 02636 David George Zeeman, P.O. Box 190, Phambili MaSwati Express. NHLANGANO. 03404 Moses M. Dlamini, P.O. Box 376, Bheka Okwakho Bus Service. MBABANE. 01205 Moses M. Dlamini, P.O. Box 376, Bheka Okwakho Bus Service. MBABANE. 02850 Moses M. Dlamini, P.O. Box 376, Bheka Okwakho Bus Service. MBABANE. 03405 Elphas B. Hlophe, P.O. Box 1451, Tifiso Tazibuthe Bus Service. MBABANE. 00802 John Mathenjwa, P.O. Box 136, Umkhumbi Ka Nowa Bus Service. SITEKI. 03406 Boy Gamedze, P.O. Box 1729, Maza’s Taxi Service. MBABANE. 03407 William P. Masina, P.O. Box 2525. Intethelelo Tours, MBABANE. Grant of an Amendment of Permit No. 02362 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Mathendele/Nhlangano/Ngwane College/ Nzongomane/Up and Down. Based at Mathendele. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled passenger service between Mankayane/ Malkerns/ Manzini (Express). To be based at Mankayane Bus Rank. Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 02636 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Big Bend/Siphofaneni/Manzini/ Mbabane and return. Based at Nhlangano. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Non-Sche­ duled standby bus to operate incase of a breakdown. To be based at Mbabane. Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 01205 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Mbabane/Sibhedlela/Magesini/ Emvakwelitshe/Nkwa- lini/Hilltop and Mahwalala. Based at Corporation, Mbabane. Grant of a Renewal of Permit No. 02850 operating a Scheduled passenger service between Mbabane/Checkers/ Sidwashini and Nkoyoyo. Based at Mbabane. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled passenger service between Mbabane/Mhlaleni/KaHlophe/Sinceni and Hlatikulu Express. To be based at Mbabane. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Scheduled passenger service between Siteki/ Lukhula/Big Bend/ Matata/Nsoko/ Lavumisa. To be based at Siteki. Grant of a Road Transportation Service Permit to operate a Non-Sche­ duled Taxi Service. To be based at Happy Valley Motel.
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