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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority Vol. LXIX, No. 14 8th MARCH, 1991 Price $2 i General Notice 169 of 1991. Plan 1103 may be inspected free of charge, at the offices of the Secretary for Transport and National Supplies, Kaguvi BROADCASTING ACT [CHAPTER 248} Building, Fourth Street, Harare. ~ Appointment and Reappointment of Members and Designation Description of road of Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation Reference Portion of Mvuma Loop Road (Route 353). IT is hereby notified that the Minister of Information, Commencing Posts and Telecommunications has, in terms ofsection 4 of the Broadcasting Act [Chapter 248], reappointed the person On Remainder of Central Estates at a point approximately specified in Part 1 of the Schedule as a member of the Board 480 mm south-east from its junction with Central Avenue. of Governors of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation; and appointed the persons specified in Part II of the Schedule Passing through as members of the Board of Governors of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation, and designate the first-mentioned Remainder of Central Estates. as Chairman, and the second-mentioned as Deputy Chairman, for@ period of three years with effect from Ist February, Terminating On Remainder of Central Estates at its function with ‘SCHEDULE Harare-Masvingo Road. Parr I General Notice 304 of 1990 is repealed. Reappointed member Mrs. Z. E. Sibanda D. NORMAN, 8-3-91. Minister of Transport and National Supplies. ~ Part II Appointed members Mr. D. Ngwenya (Chairman) General Notice 171 of 1991. Mr. O. Munyaradzi (Deputy Chairman) ROAD MOTOR TRANSPORTATION ACT [CHAPTER 262] Dr. J. R. Kurewa Mr. O. Chimenya Notice of Intention to Declare Lawful tha Carriage or Haulage for Hire or Reward of Specified Goods Mr. A. I. Kassim Mr. I. Chigwendere IT is hereby notified, in terms of subsection (2) of section Mr. D. Meyer 30 of the Road Motor Transportation Act [Chapter 262], that the Minister of Transport and National Supplies intends to Mrs. E. Haddon declare that, during the period from the 3ist March, 1991 to 30th ‘November, 1991, the carriage or haulage by vehicles > _S. L. KACHINGWE, or trailers or combinations thereof not more than 15 tonnes Secretary for Information, gross mass, of the goods specified in the first column of the Posts and Telecommunications, Schedule in accordance with the provisions specified opposite thereto in the second column of the Schedule shall be lawful, although no roads service permit exists in respect of such General Notice 170 of 1991. carriage or haulage, and any vehicle so used shall not be ROADS ACT [CHAPTER 263] regarded as a public service vehicle for the purposes of the said Act. Closure of Portion of Road: Charter Rural Council Area Any person wishing to object to such a declaration must do so, in writing, to the Minister of Transport and National Supplies, Private Bag 8109, Causeway, Harare, on or before THE Minister of Transport and National Supplies, in terms the 22nd March, 1991. of paragraph (a) of subsection (4) of section 7 of the Roads Act [Chapter 263], hereby declares the portion of the road S. CGGEZA, described hereunder and shown on Plan ‘1103 to be closed. 8-3-91. Secretary for Transport and National Supplies.U 218 ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 8TH Marcu, 1991 APPLICATION No. 8901 Nameof applicant Minister of Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement Date of application . 25th January, 1989 Kind ofplant. Soyabean, Glycine max (L) Merr. Nameof temporary designation Gazelle Distinguishing characteristics . Indeterminate growth habit, grey sparse pubescence, purple flowers, long leaf petioles, yellow seed and yellow hilum. APPLICATION No. 8902 Name ofapplicant Cherry Wood’s Rose Nursery Date of application . 19th May, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Korferse ~ Distinguishing characteristics’ . Floribunda,compact bush,glossy foliage, orange-red colour flowers. APPLICATION No. 8903 Name of applicant woe. Cherry Wood’s Rose Nursery Date of application . ee 19th May, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose fiower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Korokis Distinguishing characteristics . Floribunda, plant upright, bushy, foliage green and light glossy, salmon- pink colour filowers. APPLICATION No. 8904 -Nameof applicant Cherry Wood’s Rose Nursery Date of application . 19th May, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Korexo Distinguishing characteristics . Floribunda, vigorous plant, foliage green, dull, magenta-lilac colour flowers. APPLICATION No. 8905 Nameof applicant Minister of Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement Date of application . 3rd October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Barley, Hordeum vulgare L. Name of temporary designation - Ruti Distinguishing characteristics . ‘Semi-dwarf, medium maturity, pyramidal shaped ear, two-row semi- compact with long lateral, non-divergent infertile florets. Ear is nearly erect at maturity, APPLICATION No. 8906 Name of applicant Jim Upton, Florasol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kindofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Meirodium Distinguishing characteristics . Vigorous plant, excellent aptitude to forcing and a yield of blood-red colour full blooms with long stems, APPLICATION No. 8907 Name of applicant . Jim Upton, Florasol Dateof application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Royalty Distinguishing characteristic Vigorous plant, double flowers with a velvetcardinal red colour and a glazed purple red colour on the reverse. APPLICATION No. 8908 Name of applicant . Jim Upton, Florasol Date of-applicction . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Nameof temprrary designation re Meitakilor Distinguishing characteristics . » .. « “Flowers yellow colour, slightly bicolour red on external petals, persistent intensity of colour from opening until complete flowering. APPLICATION No. 8909 Name.of applicant . Jim Upton, Florasol _Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Meibiranda . Distinguishing characteristics - Flowers colour: mimosa yellow in the centre of petals and on the edges poppyred and red currant on the edges of reverse petals. APPLICATION No. 8910 Nameof applicant . Jim Upton, Florasol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant... Roseflower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Meikola Distinguishing characteristics . Elegantlarge flowers of Venetian pink colour, slightly shaded with fuchsine on the edges of reverse petals, ZimBaBWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 8TH Marcu, 1991 212 APPLICATION No. 8911 Nameof applicant Jim Upton, Florasol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Devolor Distinguishing characteristics . Flowers of Rhodamine pink colour APPLICATION No. 8912 Nameof applicant Jim Upton, Fiorascol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Meikruza Distinguishing characteristics . Flowers of light Indian yellow, widely shaded with light salmon pink. APPLICATION No. 8913 Name of applicant . Jim Upton, Florasol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Jeldaniran Distinguishing characteristics . Multiflorous fllowers of Venetian pink shaded with Negron pink. APPLICATION No. 8914 Nameof applicant Jim Upton, Florasol : Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Meiwiran Distinguishing characteristics . Similar to Jeldaniran, but with flowers of pure white colour. APPLICATION No. 8915 Name of applicant Jim Upton, Florasol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Olijchou Distinguishing characteristics . Flowers of lemon yellow colour edged with marigold orange. APPLICATION No. 8916 Nameofapplicant . Jim Upton, Florasol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. coe ee Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation ee ee Meimutin Distinguishing characteristics . Elegantly shaped fllowers of guardsmen red colour. APPLICATION No. 8917 Name of applicant Jim Upton, Florasol Date o, application : 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Meigrelou Distinguisning characteristics . Abundantflowering habit, flowers golden yellow colour. , APPLICATION No. 8918 ’ Name of applicant Jim Upton, Forasol Date of application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Meispola Distinguishing characteristics . Elegantlarge flower pure white, with a pinkish heart, andslightly scented. APPLICATION No. 8919 Nameof applicant Jim Upton, Florasol Dateof application . 25th October, 1989 Kind ofplant. Rose flower, Rosa spp. Name of temporary designation Meiringa : Distinguishing characteristics .~ Intermediate type or Grandiflora, flowers :are pure white colour. APPLICATION No. 8920 Nameofapplicant an . Jim Upton, Florasol Date ofapplication. -. : 25th October, 1989 Kind ofpliant. Rosefilower, Rosa spp. Nameof temporary designation Meired Distinguishing characteristics . Plant growth vigorous and abundant, clearness and luminosity more asserted in flower colour. 214 ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT ‘GAZETTE, 8TH Marcu, 1991 Tender EXTENSION OF CLOSING DATE number Tender CON.25/91. Bulawayo: Supply, delivery, installation and
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