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Republic of Zambia REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA Price: K5.00 net Published by Authority Annual Subscription: Within Lusaka—K250.00 Outside Lusaka—K300.00 No. 6473] Lusaka, Friday, 8th April, 2016 [Vol. LII, No. 23 TABLE OF CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICE NO.202OF 2016 [6825382 No. Page The Lands and Deeds Registry Act Gazette Notices (Chapter 185 of the Laws of Zambia) Lands and Deeds Registry Act: (Section 56) Notice of Intention to Issue Duplicate Document 201 325 Notice of Intention to Issue Duplicate Certificate of Title Notice of Intention to Issue Duplicate Document 202 325 FOURTEEN DAYS after the publication of this notice, I intend to MarriageAct: issue a Certificate of Title No. L4834 in the name of Winfrey Licensing of a Place for Public Worship 203 325 Mkandawire in respect of property Number L/7254/M in extent Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 204 325 of 12.6985 hectares situate in the Lusaka Province in the Republic Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 205 326 of Zambia Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 206 326 All persons having objections to the issuance of the title certificate are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 207 326 of Lands and Deeds within fourteen days from the date of publication Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 208 326 of this notice. Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 209 326 M. CHISUPA (MRS), Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages 210 326 REGISTRY OF LANDS AND DEEDS Registrar, Companies Act: P.O. Box 30069 Lands and Deeds LUSAKA Notice Under Section 109 211 326 Notice Under Section 256 212 326 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 203 OF 2016 [6825473 Notice Under Section 256 213 326 The Marriage Act Advertisements: (Cap. 50 of the Laws of Zambia) Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation— Licensing of a Place for Public Worship Tender Notices — 327-8 Fisheries Act, 1974—Fisheries Regulations, IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the 1986—Notice of Intention to Apply for a powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Lusaka City Council by section 5(2) of the Marriage Act, the place for Public Worship Fishing Licence 329 — named in the Schedule set out hereto is appointed to Solemnise Citizenship of Zambia Act—Notices of Marriages in the Republic of Zambia. Intention to Apply for Registration — 329 A. MWANSA, Money-Lenders Act—Notices of Application P. O. BOX 30077 Town Clerk for a Money-Lender’s Certificate — 330 LUSAKA Deed Poll—Notices — 331-2 SCHEDULE Church Ordained of God Christian Church, International GAZETTE NOTICE NO.201OF 2016 [6625501 Plot No. CH 165/29 The Lands and Deeds Registry Act (Chapter 185 of the Laws of Zambia) GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 204 OF 2016 [6658728 (Section 56) The Marriage Act Notice of Intention to Issue Duplicate Certificate of Title (Cap. 50 of the Laws of Zambia) FOURTEEN DAYS after the publication of this notice, I intend to Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages issue a Certificate of Title No. L5928 in the name of Meleka Lothy IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the Kimala in respect of property F/90a/84 in extent 0.2048 hectares powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Lusaka District Council situate in Lusaka Province of the Republic of Zambia. by section 5(2) of the Marriage Act, Cap. 50 of the Laws of Zambia, the person named in the Schedule set out hereto is appointed to All persons having objections to the issuance of the duplicate Solemnise Marriages in the Republic of Zambia. certificate of title are hereby required to lodge the same in writing A. MWANSA, with the Registrar of Lands and Deeds within fourteen days from LUSAKA Town Clerk the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE M. CHISUPA (MRS), Name Church REGISTRY OF LANDS AND DEEDS Registrar, Pastor Ignitious Mumba Mukosha Gospel Fellowship P.O. Box 30069 Lands and Deeds Ministires International LUSAKA Lusaka 325 326 Zambia Gazette 8th April, 2016 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 205 OF 2016 [6825662 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 209 OF 2016 [6825234 The Marriage Act The Marriage Act (Cap. 211, Volume IV of the Laws of Zambia) (Cap. 211, Volume IV of the Laws of Zambia) Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Chililabombwe Municipal powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Chililabombwe Municipal Council by section 5(2) of the Marriage Act Chapter 50 of the Laws Council by section 5(2) of the Marriage Act Chapter 50 of the Laws of Zambia, the person named in the schedule is hereby appointed to of Zambia, the person named in the schedule is hereby appointed to solemnise marriages in the Republic of Zambia. solemnise marriages in the Republic of Zambia. HIBILITI G. C , G. C HIBILITI, P.O. BOX 210023 Town Clerk P.O. BOX 210023 Town Clerk CHILILABOMBWE CHILILABOMBWE SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Name Church Name Church Damon Chiyanda Fellowship Christian Church International Felix M. Mutale Pentecostal Chosen Prophetic Minitries P.O. Box 210151, Chililabombwe International AZETTE OTICE O OF G N N . 206 2016 [6825461 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 210 OF 2016 [6824811/3 The Marriage Act The Companies Act (Cap. 211, Volume IV of the Laws of Zambia) (Chapter 388 of the Laws of Zambia) Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages Notice Under Section 109 IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that continental Oil Company Limited powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Chililabombwe Municipal registration No. 120040055657 has been placed under receivership Council by section 5(2) of the Marriage Act Chapter 50 of the Laws and that Andrew Ndanga Kamanga Plot No. 5 Katemo Road, of Zambia, the person named in the schedule is hereby appointed to solemnise marriages in the Republic of Zambia. Rhodespark, Lusaka, Zambia has/have been appointed as Receiver G. C HIBILITI, and Manager/Joint Receivers and Managers in relation to the business P.O. BOX 210023 Town Clerk and property of Stand No. 4002 Mpika with effect from the 31st CHILILABOMBWE day of December, 2015. The appointment is within the powers SCHEDULE contained in the Court Order/Debenture/Mortgage/Resolution dated Name Church 29th day of January, 2016. Hastings Chilembo Agape Miracle Pool Assembly P.C. MWABA, P.O. Box 210295, Chililabombwe P.O. BOX 32020 Assistant Registrar, LUSAKA for/Registrar, GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 207 OF 2016 [6825373 29th January, 2016 Patents and Companies Registration The Marriage Act Agency (Cap. 50, Volume V of the Laws of Zambia) GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 211 OF 2016 [6824811/4 Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the The Companies Act powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Lusaka District by Section (Chapter 388 of the Laws of Zambia) 5(2) of the Marriage Act Chapter 50 of the Laws of Zambia, the Notice Under Section 256 person named in the schedule set out hereto is appointed to solemnise marriages in the Republic of Zambia. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Messrs. BHP Billiton World Exploration A. MWANSA, INC, FCC: 220060001279, a foreign company registered in Zambia P.O. BOX 30077 Town Clerk on 3rd day of February, 2006 has as of and from the 20th day of LUSAKA January, 2016 has been Wound up or dissolved in the country of SCHEDULE incorporation. Name Church P.C. MWABA, Bishop Cosmas Paketi Tembo Ordained of God Christian Church international P.O. BOX 32020 Assistant Registrar, P.O. Box 32211, Lusaka LUSAKA for/Registrar, 9th March, 2016 Patents and Companies Registration GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 208 OF 2016 [6825322 Agency The Marriage Act (Cap. 50, Volume V of the Laws of Zambia) GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 212 OF 2016 [6824811/12 Appointment of Person to Solemnise Marriages The Companies Act IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that in exercise of the (Chapter 388 of the Laws of Zambia) powers conferred upon the Town Clerk for Chingola Municipal Notice Under Section 256 Council by Section 5(2) of the Marriage Act Chapter 50 of the Laws of Zambia, the person named in the schedule set out hereto is NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Messrs. Plant Development Limited, appointed to solemnise marriages in the Republic of Zambia. FCC: 1074, a foreign company registered in Zambia, has as of and from the 22nd day of January, 2016 has been Wound up or dissolved G. M ULENGA, in the country of incorporation. P.O. BOX 10104 Town Clerk CHINGOLA P.C. MWABA, SCHEDULE P.O. BOX 32020 Assistant Registrar, Name Church LUSAKA for/Registrar, Bishop Cosmas Paketi Tembo Pentecostal Chosen Prophetic 9th March, 2016 Patents and Companies Registration Minitries international Agency 8thApril, 2016 Zambia Gazette 327 ADVT—467—6824821 ACCOUNT NAME: ZESCO Limited-Corporate Head Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation Limited Office Tender ZESCO/032/2016: For the Supply and Delivery of ACCOUNT NO.: 0010028252005 Aluminium Conductor Steel Reinforced (ACSR), BRANCH: Lusaka Main Donductor 50mm5 and 100mm2 Swift Code: INZAZMLX ZESCO Limited in its annual budget has set aside funds towards Bidding documents can be collected from the Main Procurement 5 2 the cost of procurement of ACSR, 50mm and 100mm and it Ofiice at ZESCO Limited Head Office at the address given below. intends to apply part of the proceeds of this financing payments The bids should be appropriately bound, sealed and clearly under the contract of the supply and delivery ofACSR, 50mm5 and labeled and deposited at the address given below at or before 1030 100mm2 hours on Friday, 13th May, 2016.
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