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THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. LXVIII-No. 45 NAIROBI, 13th September 1966 Price: Sh. 1/50 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES PAGE PAGE Appointments . 1066 Lost Share Certificate . 1085 Local Government Notices . 1085 Proclamation . 1066 . The Local Government (County of Kiambu) (Amend- The Employment Act-Appointment, etc. 1066 ment) Order 1966-Nominated Members . 1086 The Explosives Act-Appointment . 1066 Business Transfers . 1086 The Mining Act-Appointment . 1066 Partnership Dissol~~tion . 1086 The Central Road Authority Aot-Appointment . 1066 Change of Name . 1086 The Wheat Industry (Grading) Rules-Application . 1066 SUPPLEMENT No. 79 The Scheme for Assistance to African Industrialists, Artisans and Businessmen-Appointments, etc. 1067 Acts, 1966 The Local Government (County of Gusii) Order 1963 1067 The Prisons Act-Appointments, dc. 1067 SUPPLEMENT No. 80 Bills, 1966 The Constitution of Kenya-Appointments to African Courts . 1068 The Registration of Persons Act-Appointments, etc. 1069 SUPPLEMENT No. 81 Legislative Supplenlent E.A. Currency Boardxirculation Return . 1069 LEGALNOTICE NO. PAGE The Coffee Act-Appointment . 1070 269-The Marriage (Amendment) Rules 1966 . 455 Law Examination for Administrative Officers . 1070 270-The Births and Deaths Registration Rules Vacancies . 1071 1966 .. .. .. .. .. .. 457 The Agricultural Credit Act-Public Auction 1072 271--The Water (Water Development Department) . (General) (Amendment) Regulations 1966 477 The Pharmacy and Poisons Act-Additions . 1072 272-The Forests Act-Alteration of Boundaries 478 The Agriculture Act-Revocations, etc. .. .. 1072 273-The Local Government (County of Nyandarua) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order The Water Act-Applications . 1072 1966 .. .. .. .. .. .. 478 The Weights and Measures Act-Notice to Traders 1073 274-The Local Government (County of Kiamhu) The Animal Diseases Act-Scheduled Areas . 1073 (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 1966 . 479 275-The Registered Land (Application) (No. 6) E.A. High Commission Stock . 1074 Order 1966 . 479 E.A. Customs and Excise Department-Customs Tariff 276-The Protected Areas Order 1966 . 480 Interpretation . 1074 277-The Education (Boards of Governors) Liquor Licensing . 1074 (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 1966 . 481 Transport Licensing . 1077 278-The Kenya Polytechnic (Board of Governors) (Amendment) Order 1966 . 482 Industrial Court Awards . 1079 279-The Coffee Development Authority Order Probate and Administration . 1080 1966 .. .. .. .. .. .. 483 Revocation of Power of Attorney . 1082 Bankruptcy Jurisdiction . 1082 SPECIAL. NOTICE The Companies Act-Winding-up Notices, ctc. 1083 ATTENTION is drawn to the notice concerning submission . of Gazette copy which appears on page 1087 of this issue. The Co-operative Societies Act--Liquidation Orders . 1083 Nairobi, J. MAC MILLAN, The Societies Rules . 1085 13th September 1966. Government Printer. Lost Policies . 1085 1066 THF, KENYA GAZETIE 13th September 1966 GAze'r'rB NolqcE No. 3394 GAZBTTB NOTICE NO. 3397 THE PUBLIC SERVICE COM MISSION OF KENYA THE EXPLOSIVES ACT APPOINTMENTS (Cap. 115) KAMAU JAMES OBADIAH M WANGI, to be Distrid Oëcer, Garissa APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF INSPECTOR 0F EXPLOSIVES District, North-Eastern Province, with eflkct from 12th July IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 3 of the 1966. Explosives Act the M inister hereby, with efect from 20th July Gool'uy RocllE A.BwooHA, to be District Oëcer, Wajir Dis- 1966, appoints- trict, North-Eastern Province, wit.h e:ect from 13th July 1966. GORDON ANDBRSON TAIT M wuxt;z STEPHEN Kztml, to be District Omcer, Garissa District, to act as Chief Inspector of Explosives. North-Eastern Province, with efect from 1st August 1966. Dated this 8th day of September 1966. ABIJDI KOBAI, to be District Oïcer, Kisii District, Nyanza Province, with esect from 2nd August 1966. C. M . G. ARGW INGS-KODHEK, M inister for Natural Resources. ATHANAS M ARK OTHIBNO, 4o be District OKcer, Central Nyanza District, Nyanza Province, with effect from 4th August 1966. ANDRPW LIMO ARAP NGENY, to be District Oflkery Kiambu GAZEI'TB Norncs No. 3398 District, Central Province, with esect from 5th August 1966. THE M INING ACT DUNCAN NDIJNGU KANIARIJ, to be District Oëcer, Embu Dis- trict, Eastern Province, with elfect from 8th August 1966. (Cap. 306) EvAxs OMANI OBARE, to be District Oëcer, Bungoma District, APPOINTMENT OF M INING ENGINEER W estern Province, with eseot from 9th August 1966. IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 9 of the ARTHUR WAGITHUKU M UNGAIA- to act as Assigtant Director Of M ining Act, the Minister hereby, with esect from 20th July Audit, Exchequer and Audit Department, with esect from 1966, Appoints- 15th August 1966. GORDON AxoEltsox TAIT to act as Mining Enghzeer. CORRIGENDUM Dated this 8th day of September 1966. Gazotte Notice No. 2989 of 16th August 1966- 'I'he item relating to James Mwashori M wakio should read- C. M . G. ARGW INGS-KODHEK, JAMSS M wAsHolu M wAKlo, to be District Olcer, Kakamega M inister jor Natural Resources. District, W estern Province, with esect from 8* July 1966. By Order of the Commission. GAN'I'TE No'ncE No. 3399 G. MUSEM BI, Acdng Secretary. THE CENTRAI. ROAD AUTHORITY ACT (No. 24 oj 1964) APPOINTMENT OF MEMBBRS oF THE CENTRAL RoAo Aulxom'ry GAZBTI'B NoTIcE NO. 3395 IT IS hereby notised for general information that pursuant PROCLAM ATION to section 3 (2) of tho Central Road Authority Act 1964, the By His Excellency l/7e Honourable Mzee iomo Kenyatta, following persons- President and Commander-in-chiej o! the Armed Forces o! the Jimmy L. M wazala ; Republlc ol Kenya Philip M usee Kanyange ; COMMEMORATIK ISSUE OF GOLD COINS Nur Abdille Elmi ; Babu Kamau ; IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by sections 3 and 4 M . C. M . o1e Tialal ; of the Kenya and Uganda (Currency) Order 1921, I do hereby- David Okiki Amayo ; (c) approve the issue of gold coins of the following numbers Fanuel Akolo ; and denominations :- Alderman J. M . M utua ; 1,500 coins of five hundred shillings cach ; Permanent Secrdary, M inistry of Works or Engineer-in- 2,000 coins of two hundred and fifty shillings each ; Chief as alternate ; 8,500 coins of one hundred shillinm each ; and Permanent Secretary, M inistry of Finance or another @) declare that the said gold cpins shall be legal tender in member delegated by him ; Kenya as from 13th Septembor 1966. Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Husba'ndry or another member delegated by him ; Given under my hand and the Public Seal of Kenya th1 Under-secretary, M inistry of Commerce and Industry or 5th day of September 1966. Assistant Secretary ms alternate ; Principal Financial Oëcer, M inistry of Local Government or another member delegated by him, L. S. JOMO KENYATIW, Presîdent . have been appointed to be members of the Central Road Authority. LONG LIVE THE R/PUBLIC Dated this 1st day of September 1966. D. MW ANYUMBA, M inister for Works. THE EMPLOYM ENT ACT tCcp. 226) GAD TTE NoncB No. 3400 APPOINTMENTS AND CANCELLATION OF APPOINTMENTS THE WHEAT INDUSTRY (GRADING) RULES IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (2) of the Employment Act, the Minister for Labour hereby- (Cap. 344, Sub. Leg.j (a) appoints the following persons to be members of the No'ncE Labour Advisory Board :- IN EXERCISE of the powers conferréd by the proviso to M . Am alem ba ; rule 8 (c) of the Wheat Industry (Grading) Rules, the Minister J. Mwandawiro ; and for Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, on the advice of the W heat Board, hereby applies the scale specified therein as from (b) cancels the appointment of- 1st September 1966, to 31st December 1966, in respect of G. C. Clark* and wheat glanted from any part of Kenya during the year 1966 P. P. Ooko*. and dellvered to mills. Dated this 61 day of September 1966. Dated this 29th day of August 1966. J. GIKONYO KIANO, BRU CE M CK ENZIE, M inister jor Labour. M inister /or Agriculture and *G.N. 2579/ 1966. Animal H usbandry. 13th September 1966 THF, KENYA GAZE'ITE 1067 GAZET'I'S Nonce No. 3401 GAZB'I'TB Nonce No. 3405 (28/5/5) SCHEME FOR ASSISTANCE TO AFRICAN THE PRISONS ACT INDUSTRIM JSTS, ARTISANS AND BUSINESSM EN (Cap. 90) THIKA M UNICIPALITY LOANS COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT AND CANCELLATION OF IT IS hereby notised for general information that the APPOINTMENT OF V SITING JUSTICES Minkstcr for Commerce and Industry has appointed- IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 72 (1) of the Prisons Act, the Permanent Secretary for Home Alairs* Couxcll-l-olt N. M UNYIRI hereby :- to serve on the Thika M unicipality Loans Committee. The appointment of Councillor L. 0. W aweru* is hereby cancelled. (c) cancels the apqoiritmentt of- Father W illlam De Veale ; and Dated this 5th day of September 1966. (:) appoints- K. S. N. M ATIBA, Paul M ayabi, Perm anent Secretary, as Visiting Justice-s to Eldoret Prison in the Uasin Gishu M inistry oj Commerce and Industry. District, Rift Valley Province. *G.N. 4364/1965. Dated this 1st day of September 1966. A. J. OM ANGA, GAZETTS No'ncs No. 3402 Permanent Secretary, Ministry 5/ Home AFairs. SCHEM E FOR ASSISTANCE TO AFRICAN INDUSTRIALISTS, ARTISANS AND BUSINESSMEN *L.N. 692/ 1963. I'G.N. 591/1964. M OMBASA MUNICIPALITY LOANS COMMITTEE IT IS horeby notitied for general information that the Minister for Commerce and Industry has oancelled the appoint- (28/5/42) ment of Councillor M . A. Ongalo* as a Member of the THE PRISONS ACT M ombasa M unicipality Loans Committee and has apm inted- (Cap. 90) Couxcllmolt HENRY FARAH APPOINTMENT OF VISITING JUSTICES to serve as a member of this Committee. IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 72 (1) of the Prisons Act, the Permanent Secretary for Home Afairs* Dated this 5th day of September 1966.
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