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SERIES III No. 24 Reg. No. GR/RNP/GOA/32 RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410 Panaji, 14th September, 2006 (Bhadra 23 , 1928) SERIES III No. 24 Note:- There is an extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series III, No. 23 dated 7th September, 2006 from pages 211 to 214 regarding Notification from Department of Town and Country Planning. GOVERNMENT OF GOA Department of Forest Office of the Chief Conservator of Forests Applications in the prescribed format are invited by the Chief Conservator of Forests, Forest Department, Panaji for filling up the posts of Group C & D as detailed below. Sr. Name of the Whether General No. of Pay No. post Category orposts Educational qualification Scale Reserved Category 12 3 4 5 6 1. Forest Surveyor S. C. - 1 3 Essential:- Rs. 4500-125-7000 S. T. - 1 1. Secondary School Certificate O. B. C. - 1 or equivalent. 2. A certificate of proficiency in Surveying from a recognized Institution with at least 3 years experience in Land Survey or A Certificate of All India Trade Test of Surveyor. 3. Knowledge of Konkani. Desirable:- Knowledge of Marathi. 2. Mechanic S.C. - 1 1 Essential:- Rs. 3050-75-3950- 1. I. T. I. Certificate in the Trade or -80-4590 equivalent. 2. Practical experience of Automobile repairs. 3. Knowledge of Konkani. Desirable:- Knowledge of Marathi. 3. Animal General - 1 1 Essential:- Rs. 3050-75-3950- Housekeeper 1. S. S. C. or equivalent. -80-4590 2. Minimum 3 years experience in handling wild animals, reptiles, birds etc. 3. Knowledge of Konkani. Desirable:- Knowledge of Marathi. 216 OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVT. OF GOA SERIES III No. 24 14TH SEPTEMBER, 2006 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 4. Animal Attendant Ex-Ser1 3 Essential:- Rs. 2550-3200 S. T.1 1. Knowledge of reading and writing in O. B. C.1 Local Language. 2. Experience in maintenance of Zoo Animals in recognized Zoo. 3. Knowledge of Konkani. Desirable:- Knowledge of Marathi. 5. Mali General2 2 Essential:- Rs. 2550-3200 1. Should be literate. 2. Knowledge of Konkani. Desirable:- 1. Good experience in Gardening with at least 3 years. 2. Knowledge of Marathi. 6. Khansama Ex-Serv.1 1 Essential:- Rs. 2550-3200 1. Should be literate. 2. 3 years experience in a Hotel or Restaurant. 3. Knowledge of Konkani. Desirable:- Knowledge of Marathi. Age :- Not exceeding 40 years (Relaxable for FORMAT Government servants by five years in accordance with the instructions or orders To, issued by the Government from time to time). The Chief Conservator of Forests, Passport size Forest Department, photograph Application alongwith copies of certificates in Gomantak Maratha Samaj Building, respect of Caste, 15 years residence in Goa, all issued Panaji-Goa 403 001. by the competent authorities, Educational qualifications, Birth and valid Employment Exchange Sub.:- Application for the post of ___________________ Card duly attested by the Gazetted Officer/Notary 1. Full name and address : ____________________ Public shall be submitted in the office of Chief Surname First Name Conservator of Forests, Forest Department, Gomantak _______________________ Maratha Samaj Building, Panaji so as to reach on or Father/Husbands Name before 22-09-2006, during office hours. The application 2. Nationality : ____________________ shall bear passport size photograph affixed in the box prescribed in the format, duly signed on the photograph 3. Male/Female : ____________________ by the applicant. 4. Date of Birth : ____________________ The application received after the prescribed date, 5. Qualification : ____________________ not in format/incomplete and/or without relevant 6. Experience, if any : ____________________ documents, as mentioned above, shall be summarily rejected. 7. Employment Exchange Registration No. : ____________________ No interim inquiry shall be entertained. 8. Category Whether belong Canvassing in any form shall disqualify the to General/SC/ST/OBC candidate. (State in this column) : ____________________ Panaji, 4th September, 2006. The Chief Conservator ................................................................... of Forests, Sd/- Applicants signature with date OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVT. OF GOA 217 SERIES III No. 24 14TH SEPTEMBER, 2006 Department of Tourism Advertisements Directorate of Tourism In the Court of the Civil Judge, Senior Division ‘A’ ___ Court at Mapusa ___ Order Matrimonial Petition No. 18/05/A No. 5/N/TTR(682)/2006-DT/757 Mrs. Maria Santana DSouza, The Registration of Tourist Taxi No. GA-01/V-3044 r/o. H. No. 274, Bhattier, Nerul, Reis Magos, belonging to Shri Ashok R. Kandolkar, Near Temple, Bardez-Goa. Petitioner Vaddy Candolim, Bardez-Goa under the Registration of Versus Tourist Trade Act, 1982 entered in Register No. 15 at Mr. Mathew Felix DSouza, page No. 73 is hereby cancelled as the said Tourist r/o St. Xaviers Housing Taxi has been converted into a private vehicle with Co-operative Society, effect from 01-09-2005, bearing No. GA-01/N-2886. Bunglow No. 7, Ranip, Ahemedabad 382480. Respondent Panaji, 17th July, 2006. The Director of Tourism & Prescribed Authority, Sandip Jacques. Notice It is hereby made known to the public that by Judgement and decree dated 15th July, 2006, the uuu marriage between the abovenamed petitioner and the abovenamed respondent, which is registered against Department of Transport entry No. 155/96 on 7th January, 1996 in the office of the Civil Registrar of Bardez, Goa, stands annulled. Office of the District Magistrate, North Goa District Given under my hand and the seal of the Court, ___ this 29th August, 2006. Notification Vijaya V. Ambre, Civil Judge, Senior Division, No. 23/4/BAR/MAG/2006 A Court, Mapusa. V. No. 41815/2006. Read: No. DYSP/TRF/PAN/2515/2006 dated 17-08-2006 from the Dy. Supdt. of Police (Traffic), Panaji. u Office of the Civil Registrar-cum-Sub-Registrar, In exercise of the powers conferred on me under Pernem-Goa section 112 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and as ___ recommended by the Dy. Superintendent of Police (Traffic), Panaji, I, Nikhil Kumar, I.A.S. hereby order the Notice construction of one Speed Breaker near Agnelos Bar 2. Whereas Shri Vithoba Navso Mahar, resident of on the internal road connecting main Mapusa-Socorro Khajnem, Pernem-Goa desires to change his surname road in the jurisdiction of village Panchayat Socorro in from Vithoba Navso Mahar to Vithoba Navso Bardez Taluka. Khajnekar under the Goa Change of Name and Surname Act, 1990 (Act 8 of 1990). The above speed breaker shall be painted with white Any person having any objection to the change may thermoplastic fluorescent paint for better visibility and lodge the same in this office within thirty days from erect sufficient number of traffic sign boards for the the date of publishing this notice under the provisions information of the motorists. of the Goa Change of Name and Surname Act, 1990 in force. Further, in exercise of the powers conferred on me Pernem, 5th September, 2006. The Civil Registrar- under section 116 of the above Act, I, Nikhil Kumar, -cum-Sub-Registrar, Nandini N. Alornacar. I.A.S. also authorise the erection of cautionary sign V. No. 41832/2006. boards Speed Breaker Ahead at about 40 mts. in advance of the first speed breaker and traffic sign u boards showing the sign Speed Breaker at the Office of the Civil Registrar-cum-Sub-Registrar, placement of the speed breaker in order to regulate the Bicholim-Goa motor vehicular traffic. ___ Notices Panaji, 4th September, 2006. The District Magis- trate, North Goa District, Nikhil Kumar, IAS. 3. Whereas Shri Murgesh Pandu Pille, resident of Ambegal, Pale, Bicholim-Goa has applied to change 218 OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVT. OF GOA SERIES III No. 24 14TH SEPTEMBER, 2006 the name/surname from Murgesh Pandu Pille to public that by a Notarial Deed of Succession dated Sharif Pandu Sheikh. 25-08-2006 drawn by and before me Shri Ramdas L. Pednekar, Civil-cum-Sub Registrar and Notary Any person having objection, if any, may file the Ex-Officio, Bardez at page 38 reverse onwards of same in this office within thirty days from the Notarial Book of Deeds No. 813 of this office the publication of this notice as required under following is recorded:- Section 3(2) of the Goa Change of Name and Surname Act, 1990. That on 9-4-2006 died at Seltisberg, Switzerland Mr. Madhukar Subraya Chodnekar, leaving behind his Bicholim, 24th August, 2006. The Civil Registrar- wife Mrs. Ingeborg Felizitas Haslachar, German -cum-Sub-Registrar, Arjun S. Shetye. National, who according to the personal laws governing her is not a heir to the estate of her said V. No. 41812/2006. deceased husband and inter-alia, as per Article 1107 of the Portuguese Civil Code provisions in force in the State of Goa. That said Madhukar Subraya Chodnekar died having made one will dated 9-5-1995 executed 4. Whereas Smt. Bebi Pandu Pille, resident of Ambegal, before the Civil Registrar-cum-sub Registrar and Notary Pale, Bicholim-Goa has applied to change the name/ Ex-Officio, Panaji, Ilhas, Goa drawn at page 58 onwards /surname from Bebi Pandu Pille to Salma Pandu of Book No. 102, whereby have been instituted as the Sheikh. Sole and Universal heiresses, his two daughters, (one) Mrs. Gita Chodnekar Scherer (Two) Mrs. Maya Any person having objection, if any, may file the Chodnekar Filoni, both Swiss National, both residing at same in this office within thirty days from the Weideliweg 10C, CH-4410 Liestel, Swizerland and publication of this notice as required under Bodenweg 15, CH-4144 Arlesheim, Switzerland. Section 3(2) of the Goa Change of Name and Surname Act, 1990. And besides them there is no other person or heirs who as per the prevailing law in force, may have a Bicholim, 24th August, 2006. The Civil Registrar- better title or who may share or claim in the estate left -cum-Sub-Registrar, Arjun S.
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