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B? Attira Leone ®A?Ette Ibubltâbtù Bgfluthontg b? Attira leone ®a?ette IBubltÂbtù bgfluthontg IL CXVI Thursday, 20th June, 1985 NO. 43 CONTENTS G.N. Page Page 373 Voluntary Resignation of Commission— 1 Fubiic Ser /ice Notices ... ... ... 327-329 RSLMF .................................. 332 Obituary ... ... ... ... 329 Ministry of Energy and Power 374- 376 Applications for licence to operate standby | Declaration of Vacant Posts ... ... 329 generators ... 332-333 Court Ministry of Internal Affairs 377- appointment of Revising Officers ... 330-331 378 Change of Name 333 379- 387 Notices to Creditors ... ... ... 333- 334 Ministry of Finance Sale of Treasury Bills—Bank of Sierra Leone ... 331-332 SUPPLEMENT Vacancy in the Public Service Ministry of Defence Vacancy—Sub-Collector of Taxes—Income Tax Department. Short Service Specialist Commissions—RSLMF 332 Ministry of Finance. PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICES Printing Carlton-Carew, Olabisi, Student Printer, 29.9.83. ■rrwN. 20th June, 1985. Dixon, Charles, Student Printer, 29.9.86. Green, Ekudayo, Studant Printer, 29.9.83. r, Notice Ne. 365 Kamara, Mohamed, Student Printer, 29.9.83. New Appointment Konteh, Abdul, Student Printer, 29.9.83. Ministry of Education Koroma, Gnbaisu, Student Printer, 30.9.83. bc-. Miss Amelia, Second Grade Clerk,, 5..8.84. M’bayo, Francis, Studeat Printer, 29.9.83. Morgan, Wilfred, Student Printer, 29.9.83. Establishment Secretary’s Office Rollings-Bull, Sylvanus, Student Printer, 1.-10.83. ^tcjon, Miss Rachel Abioseh, Third Grade Clerk, 5.10.84. Wright, Charles, Student Printer, 29.9.83. PRINTED BY THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING DEPARTMENT, SIERRA LEONE Animal Subscript!®» Inland Le54.00,' Surface Mail Le84.00: Air Mail Lel68.00 purchased from ths Government Bookshop, Wallace Johnson Street, Freetown Price 65c. G.P. 0/1863/85/2,JOÔ/6.85. 328 STERRA LEONE GAZETTE 20th Jo«, (CLASS II PENSIONABLE OFFICERS) Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resccb Ministry of Health Kamara, A. T. S., 204 days, 1.6.84. Thompson, Mrs. Theodora Aina, Nursing Aide, 13.9.76. Thorpe, Miss Frances«, Nursing Aide, 21.4.76. Customs and Excise Newstead, S. A., 255 days, 1.2.85. Appointment Pyne-Caulker, C. E. C., 173 days, 1.4.85. Administration Coker, G. T., Assistant Legal Secretary, 13.4.85. Ministry of Education Palmer, Miss M. M., 248 days, 29.12.84. Accountant-General's George, R. T., Sub-Accountant, 11.3.85. Ministry of Health (This cancels publication in Gazette No. 34 of 16th May, 1985.) Zubairu, Dr. A., 102 days, 20.5.85. Sesay, E., Sub-Accountant, 11.3.85. (This cancels publication in Gazette No. 34 of 16th May, 1985.) Road Transport Keister, J. A., 89 days, 2.1.85. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Casual Leave Turay, Mbs. S. E. E., Stenographe» Grade I, 15.9.84. Ministry of Defence Lebbie, S. P., 10 days, i.e. 25.5.85 to 3.6.85, inclusive. Acting Appointment Law Officers’ (Supreme Court) Study Leave Cole, S. J., Registrar, 10.12.84. Ministry of Health Faux-During, Dr. V. R., 1,122 days, i.e. 1.9.81 ie inclusive. Confirmation of Appointment Jarrett, G. A., 132 days, i.e. 1.8.84 to 10.12.84, ind Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Johnson, C. L., News Editor/Information Officer, 29.9.84. Resumption of Duty Income Tax Ministry of Internal Affairs Kabba, Mrs. R. O., 3.6.85. Kamara, A. U., Second Grade Clerk, 26.2.79. (This caneels publication in Gazette No. 12 of 21st February, Road Transport 1985.) Keister, J. A., 29.4.85. Law Officers’ Interdiction Turay, Mrs. A., Second Grade Clerk, 10.8.82. Prisons Kamara, A., No. 78, Third Class Woman Prisca (CLASS II PENSIONABLE OFFICERS) 12.2.83. Ministry of Health Thompson, Mrs. T. A., Nursing Aide, 13.9.76. Revocation of Interdiction Thorps, Miss F., Nursing Aide, 21.4.76. Administration Bangura, I. S., Permanent Secretary, 24.2.81. Promotion Beckley, Mrs. N. D. M., Deputy Secretary, 24.2.81. Customs and Excise Smith, Z. H., Principal Collector, 6.12.84. Karemo, A. M., Deputy Secretary, 24.2.81. Ngongou, H. A. R., Senior Assistant Secretary, 24.ZJ Ministry of Health Renner, J. K. C., Permanent Secretary, 24.2.81. Tayior Mrs. S. A., Vice-Principal, 21.2.81. Saquee, F. J., Senior Assistant Secretary, 24.2.81. Ministry of Labour Sheku, D. A., Provincial Secretary, 24.2.81. Macauley, J. S., Principal Labour Officer, 4.10.84. Accountant-General’s Ministry of Lands, Housing and Country Planning Caulker, C. E., Accountant, 24.2.81. Jones, D. D., Chief Building Inspector, 28.2.85. Cole, Z. A. C., Accountant, 24.2.81. Deigb, P., Accountant, 24.2.81. Leave of Absence Johnson, S., Accountant, 24.2.81. Administration Speneer-Waiters, R. A., 64 days, 27.5.85, Saakph, Miss H., Second Grade Clerk, 24.2.81. Jun«, 1985 SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE 329 M., Sub-Accountant, 24.2.81. DECLARATION OF VACANT POSTS won, P. W., Accountant, 24.2.81. Govt. Notice No. 367 M.P. PF 23241A Chinsman, Mrs. E. O. B., Confidential Secretary, Ministry r, Mrs. I., Accountant, 24.2.81. of Health, having been absent from duty without leave or ns, Mrs. R. S. M., Accountant, 24.2.81. reasonable excuse since 1st April, 1982, is held to have vacated her post with effect from that date. inistry of Development and Economic Planning , U., Temporary Clerk, 24.2.81. Govt. Notice No. 368 M.P. Conf. PF 3417 Davison-Aitkins, Dr. T. I. C., Medical Officer, Ministry of Health, having been absent from duty without leave or reason­ Ministry of Energy and Power able excuse since 12th March, 1984, is held to have vacated y, I. B., Second Grade Clerk, 24.2.81. her post with effect from that date. (This cancels publications in Gazette No. 12 of 21st February, 1985, No. 13 of 28th February, 1985 and No. 14 of 7th Marsh, 1985) . Ministry of Internal Affairs ¡da, M., Temporary Clerk, 24.2.81. Govt. Ntice No. 345 M.P. C/9 Case 17/22 Printing Decker, E. G., Temporary Examiner, Auditor-Ganeral’s Department, having been absent from duty without leave or •. J. K., Typewriter Mechanic, 24.2.81. reasonable excuse since 21st October, 1983 is held to have va­ cated his post with effect from that date. Left the Sierra Leone Civil Service inistry of Agriculture and Natural Resources ia, A. F., Agric. Instructor-in-Training, dismissed, 1.8.82. Govt. Notice No. 346 M.P. Conf. JPF 32108 Kinnie, A. F., Third Class Officer, Customs and Excise, having been absent from duty without leave or reasonable excuse since Audit 4th October, 1984 is held to have vacated his post with effect ra, B., Office Cleaner, retired on pension, 5.5.85. from that date. Civil Aviation A. T., Airport Special Services Officer, terminated, 85, Govt. Notice No. 347 M.P. C/9 Case 21/50 is cancels publication in Gazette No. 21 of 28th March, Kanu, A. B. S., No. 360 Third Class Prisons Officer, Prisons having been absent from duty without leave or reasonable excuse since Sth August, 1984 is held to have vacated his post with effect from that date. Income Tax Peters, T. B., Assistant Commissioner, retired on pension, 4.84. Govt. Notice No. 348 M.P. C/9 Case 5/27 Printing Abu, D. A. K., Temporary Artist, Ministry of Education, Miss S., Telephone Operator, retired on pension, 4.6.85. having been absent from duty without leave or reasonable excuse since 11th August, 1983, is held to have vaeated his post with effect from that date. Road Transport tell, R. A., Technical Staff Grade II, retired on pension, .85. Ministry of Works Govt. Notice No. 349 M.P. C/9 Case 44/17 A M., Leading Hand (Mason) retired on pension, 21.5.85. Allie, M. J., Temporary Meteorological Observer, Meteorolo­ gical Department, having been absent from duty without leave , M., Leading Hand (Painter), retired on pension, 31.5.85. or reasonable excuse since 10th October, 1984 is held to have vacated his post with effect from that date. OBITUARY Notice No. 366 M.P. F/68 Govt. Notice No. 350 M.P. C/9 Case 21/53 e death is announced with regret of Sesay, M. T., Tempo- Sorter, Posts and Telecommunications, which sad event Conteh, M., No. 506 Third Class Prisons Officer, Prisons place on 26th May, 1985. having been absent from duty without leave or reasonable excuse sinee 4th September, 1984 is held to have vacated his post with effect from that date. 330 SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE 20th June, MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Govt. Notice No. 314 THE FRANCHISE AND ELECTORAL REGISTRATION ACT, 1961 (No. 44 of 1961) In exercise of the powers conferred on the Minister of Internal Affairs by Section 9 (1) of the Franchise and Electoral R< tion Act, 1961, the following persons are hereby appointed Revising Officers for all Wards specified respectively in relation to ti Constituency Location of Court Revising Officer KENEMA DISTRICT Kenema Town Kenema Chiefdom Court Mr. S. Kpulum Kenema East Panguma Chiefdom Court Mr. A. P. Johnny Kenema South-East .. Joru Chiefdom Court .. Mr. K. O. Bah Kenema Central Hangha Chiefdom Court Mr. P. M. S. Sesay Kenema North-West Boajibu Chiefdom Court Mr. A. P. Bell Kenema North Tongie Chiefdom Court Dr. S. S. Saffa Kenema West Blama Chiefdom Court Mr. John F. Lebbie Kenema South Gerahun Chiefdom Court Mr. F. D. Sankoh KONO DISTRICT Kono Central Koidu Community Centre Mr. P. F. S. Fangawa Kono North-East Kainkordu Chiefdom Barri Mr. J. K. Quee Kono North-West Jaiama Sewafe Chiefdom Barri Mr. F. G. S. F. Lahai Kon» North Kayima Chiefdom Barri Mr. O. M. S.
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