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The Uganda Gazettepublished 71 The nir urn but or iganda Ugifttred ol the *^^F“ V "W j - Published by Uganda Gazette Authority Vol. XCII1 No. 15 25th February, 2000 Price: Shs. 700 CONTENTS Page General Notice No. 77 of 2000. Flic Local Governments Rating Decree—Notice 71 THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (INTERIM rhe Parliamentary Elections Statute—Notices ... 71-73 PROVISIONS) STATUTE, 1996. fhe Companies Act—Notice................... 74 Statute No. 4 of 1996. fhc Trade Marks Act— Registration of applications 74-78 Section 57( 1 )(b). Advertisements ............................................ 78 NOTICE. SUPPLEMENTS PUBLICATION OF NAMES OF CANDIDATES NOMINATED FOR THE BY-ELECTION IN Statutory Instruments KABERAMAIDO COUNTY, SOROTI DISTRICT. Mo. 12—The Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers (Supplementary) Order. 2000. conferred upon the Electoral Commission by section 57(1) (b) of the Parliamentary Elections (Interim Provisions) Mo. 13— The Olhci Political Systems (Verification and Statute, No. 4 of 1996, the following persons having been Approval) Regulations, 2000. duly nominated as candidates for (he purposes of the by­ election of the Member of Parliament for Kaberamaido Mo. 14— The Referendum Regulations, 2000. County Constituency, Soroti District, are hereby published in the Schedule to this Notice. General Notice No. 76 of 2000. SCHEDULE. District: Soroti TORORO MUNICIPAL COUNCIL County: Kaberamaido THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS RATING DECREE. Candidates’ Names 1. EDIAU EMMANUEL No. 3 OF 1979. 2. ERAGU VERONICA ISALA, SECTIONS 12, 13, AND 14. BICHETERO. 3. ERESU ELYANU JOHN DEPOSIT OF THE DRAFT VALUATION LIST FOR 1999 FOR TORORO MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. Issued at Kampala this 16th day of February, 2000. AZIZ K. KASUJJA, NOTICE. Chairman, Electoral Commission. H exercise of the powers conferred upon Tororo Municipal Council by the above mentioned Decree, the public is icrcby notified that the Draft Valuation List for Tororo General Notice No. 78 of 2000. .lunicip?,! Council has been completed and accordingly laid THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (INTERIM jeforc the Council. PROVISIONS) STATUTE, 1996? fhc List is now available for inspection at the Municipal Statute No. 4 of 1996. chambers between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m, Section 48( 1). Jonday to Friday for 21 days with effect from the date of NOTICE. jiiblication of this Notice in the Uganda Gazette. APPOINTMENT OF PERIOD OF CAMPAIGN FOR ^ny person shall be entitled to inspect the said List and take THE PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION IN :ppies or extract therefrom. KABERAMAIDO COUNTY CONSTITUENCY, SOROTI DISTRICT. curing these 21 days an aggrieved person shall be entitled Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers ,» lodge an objection in writing addressed to the Town conferred upon the Electoral Commission by subsection (1) Jerk, Tororo Municipal Council, P.O. Box 17 Tororo, in the of section 48 of the Parliamentary Elections (Interim ^escribed forms stating the grounds on which the objection „ made. Provisions) Statute, No. 4 of 1996, the period commencing 5 28th February, 2000 and ending 16th March, 2000, is hereby _.o person shall be entitled to be heard by the Valuation Court appointed to be the period during which campaigns in the dess he or she has lodged a notice of objection within the form of joint candidates’ meetings will be conducted jfpulated time, in accordance with section 13 of the Decree. throughout Kaberamaido County Constituency, Soroti District, for purposes of the by-elections for the Member of 11 Property Owners or their Agents are advised to take note Parliament in the Constituency. ! this advertisement and take the necessary action. Issued at Kampala this 18th day of February, 2000. CATHERINE AMAL, AZIZ K. KASUJJA, Town Clerk-Tororo Municipal Council. Chairman, Electoral Commission. THE UGANDA GAZETTE {25th General Notice-No. 79 of 2000. SCHEDULE. THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (INTERIM DISTRICT: KABAROLE PROVISIONS) STATUTE, 1996. DISTRICT CODE: 10.053 Statute No. 4 of 1996. CONSTITUENCY: KIBALE Section 46( 1)(a). SUB-COUNTY BWIZI NOTICE. Parish Polling Station APPOINTMENT OF POLLING DAY FOR THE BY­ 1. Bwizi 1 Bwizi ELECTION IN KABERAMAIDO COUNTY 2 Kabaranga CONSTITUENCY. SOROTI DISTRICT. 3 Butamba Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers 2. Ntonwa 1 Ntonwa T.C (A-K) conferred upon the Electoral Commission by section 2 Nyabubale A’ 46(1 )(a) of the Parliamentary Elections (Interim Provisions) 3 Nyabubale ‘B’ Statute, No. 4 of 1996. the 18th day of March, 2000, is 4 Ntonwa T.C (L-Z) hereby appointed to be the day on which lhe by-election for the Member of Parliament in Kaberamaido County 3. Biguli 1 Kabaranga Constituency, Soroti District shall take place at all the 2 Butamba polling stations established for lhe purposes of lhe by 3 Biguli (A-K) election, from 7.00 a.m to 5.00 p.m. 4 Kabuye (A-K) 5 Biguli (L-Z) Issued at Kampala this 21 si day of February, 2000. 6 Kabuye (L-Z) AZIZ K. KASUJJA, 4. Marele Marele P. School Chairman, Electoral Commission. SUB-COUNTY: KAHUNGE General Notice No. 80 of 2000. Parish Polling Station THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (INTERIM 5. Bigodi 1 Bigodi Health Centre PROVISIONS) STATUTE, 1996. 2 Busimba Statute No. 4 of 1996. 3 Bujongobe Section 25( 1). 4 Mahangwe NOTICE. 5 Nkingo APPOINTMENT OF PERIOD OF DISPLAY OF COPIES 6. Busiriba 1 Kipucu OF VOTERS’ ROLLS FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY 2 Busiriba BY-ELECTION IN K1BALE COUNTY 1 3 Busabura B CONSTITUENCY, KABAROLE DISTRICT. 4 Murugando 5 Kihoima Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers conferred upon the Electoral Commission by subsection (1) 7. Kinoni Kanimi Primary School of section 25 of lhe Parliamentary Elections (Interim 2 Rwanjalc P, School Provisions) Statute, 1996, lhe period commencing 20lh 3 Bunoga P. School February, 2000 and ending 11th March, 2000, is hereby 4 Kanimi appointed to be the period during which lhe display of the 8. Kiyagaara Kasojo Trading Centre voters’ rolls shall take place in lhe polling stations of Kibalc County Constituency, Kabarole District. 2 Kakindo C.O.U 3 Kiyagara Parish Hqrs Issued at Kampala this 10th day of February, 2000. 4 Rwcbitoke T. Centre 9. Kyakanycmera Rukunyu P. School AZIZ K. KASUJJA, 2 Kyakanycmera Chairman, Electoral Commission. 3 Rwcngoro P. S 10. Mpanga 1 Kamwokya T.C Nyakaharr General Notice No. 81 of 2000. 2 Kanyegaramire THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (INTERIM 3 Mpanga Technical Kinoni PROVISIONS) STATUTE. 1996. 11. Rwenkuba 1 Kahunge Sub-County Hqr: Statute No. 4 of 1996. 2 Kyabenda P. S Section 57(1 )(a). 3 Kyabenda S. S. S 4 Nkarara P. S NOTICE. 5 Rugonjo Rest House PUBLISHING OF THE LIST OF POLLING STATIONS 12. Kyakarafa 1 Bulembo P. School FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION IN 2 Irubata/Kyakarafa T. C KIBALE COUNTY CONSTITUENCY, KABAROLE DISTRICT. SUB-COUNTY KAMWENGE Parish Polling Station Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers conferred upon the Electoral Commission by section 57(1) 13. Busingye 1 Saza Headquarters (a) of the Parliamentary Elections (Interim Provisions) 2 Busingye Trading Centre Statute. 1996, lhe list of polling stations in Kibale County 3 Kyabyooma Trading Cent Constituency, Kabarole District in the Schedule attached to 14. Kyabandara 1 Kyabandara I ihis Notice is hereby published for purposes of the 2 Kyabandara II Parliamentary by-elections in the Constituency. 3 Kabingo 25th February] THE UGANDA GAZETTE 73 15. Nyainashegwc 1 Mirambi Trading Centre General Notice No. 82 of 2000. 2 Nyainashegwc II Trading Centre 3 Nyainashegwc I Trading Centre THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (INTERIM 4 Kanara PROVISIONS) STATUTE, 1996. Statute No. 4 of 1996. 16. Kakinga 1 Kabuga ‘A’ 2 Kabuga ‘B’ Section 39( 1). 3 Kakinga Kalinga Church School 4 Kitibani T. C NOTICE. 5 Nyakishenyi Church Schoo! APPOINTMENT OF NOMINATION DAYS FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION IN KIBALE 17. Kamwenge 1 Kamwenge Primary School BL I COUNTY CONSTITUENCY, KABAROLE DISTRICT. 2 Kamwenge Sports Ground BL II 3 Kitonzi Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers 4 Kaburisokc conferred upon the Electoral Commission by subsection (1) 5 Karambi C.O.U of section 39 of the Parliamentary Elections (Interim 6 Kamwenge Railways Provisions) Statute, No. 4 of 1996, the 24th and 25th days of February, 2000 arc hereby appointed to be days upon which 18. Kiziba 1 Nyatusi T.C 2 Butemba Catholic Church nomination of candidates for the Parliamentary by-election 3 Butemba P. School in Kibalc County Constituency, Kabarolc District, shall take 4 Kentomi place from 10.00 a.m to 4.00 p.m, on each day in the office of the Returning Officer for Kabarolc District. 19. Ganyenda 1 Gayenda T. Centre 2 Kanyagaramirc Issued at Kampala this 10th day of February, 2000. 3 -lachiro C.O.U Nkongoro Primary School AZIZ K. KASUJJA, Chairman, Electoral Commission. 20. Kabambiro 1 Bwcranyangi P.S 2 Kabambiro Trading Centre 3 Bubandizo Catholic Church 4 Kabambiro Church School General Notice No. 83 of 2000. 21. Nkongoro 1 Mbogera THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (INTERIM 2 Nkongoro Primary School PROVISIONS) STATUTE, 1996. 3 Kasoga Church School 4 Dura R. Station Statute No. 4 of 1996. Section 46( 1 )(b). SUB-COUNTY NKOMA NOTICE. Parish Polling Station APPOINTMENT OF TIME AND PLACE FOR 22. Bihanga 1 Kabingo TALLYING OF VOTES IN THE PARLIAMENTARY 2 Bihanga (A-K) BY-ELECTION IN KABERAMAIDO COUNTY 3 Lyakahunga CONSTITUENCY, SOROTI DISTRICT, 4 Bihanga (L-K) Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the powers 23. Bisozi 1 Bisozi P.S (A-K) conferred on the Electoral Commission by section 46(l)(b) of 2 Bwitankanja the Parliamentary Elections (Interim Provisions) Statute, No. 4 3 Bisozi P.S (L-Z) of 1996, the Commission for purposes of the by-election in Kaberamaido County Constituency, Soroti District— ’4. Nkoma 1 Nkoma Parish Hqrs 2 KinyonzaT.
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