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East Africa Protectorate red)leoh ae C TTB woye : OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE EAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE. Published under the authority of His Excellency the Governor of East Africa. ee Vol. XX.—No. 573 | NAIROBI, danuary 4, 1918 (PRICE 20 CENTS. Registered as 2 Newspaper at the G P 0 Published every Wednesday —_— ee aiiog TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. Proclamation No, 1—The Native Hut and Poll Tax Amendment Ordinance, 1915 3 »» 2—-The Customs Ordmance, 1910 3 Govt Notice No 1—-The Hast Afmca Marriage Ordinance, 1902—Notice 3 9 5 os 2—The Native Christian Marnage Ordinance, 1904— Appoimtment 3 » 8 3 8—The Compulsory Service Ordinance, 1915—-Appomtments to War Couneil 4 9 ” ” 4—Under Martial Law—Notice re Prices of Foodstuffs 4 » » s 5—African Police Medal—Award of 4 » » ” 6—-Priority of Indents—Appomtment of Committee . 5 5 » ” 7—Appomtments - ; » 8—Order of the Lords im Councal—-Under Section 2 of the Customs (Exportation Prohibition) Act, 1914 ms , 5~6 ”” » 9-11—Addstions or corrections to the hist of persons to whom articles to be exported to China and Siam maybe consigned 7 Gen. Notice No 1—The Indian Stamp Act, 1899—-Notice g ” ” y 2—Sittings of the High Court—-Amended Cause Last 8-9 » » 7 3—Probate and Administration (Cause No, 27 of 1917) 9 » » » 4— ” ” (Cause No. 91 of 1917) . 9 3 » ” i ,, » » (Cause No 107 of 1917) 10 ~ ” » 6~— ,, » » (Cause No 218 of 1917) 10 » » » 7— 55 » ” (Cause No 254 of 1917) 10 > » » 8—Telephone Wire-—Tenders for— Post Office Notice 10 , ” » 9-11—Treasury Returns for the period ended 31st August, 1917 11-12 - ” » 12—Stage Plays Licensed durmg the quarter ending December 31st, 1917 13 ” ” ” 18-—Cancellation of Power of Attorney held by Mr Narbheram Devy1 13 > » » 14-—-Smith, Mackenzie & Co—-Admussion of Mr John Forbes to partnership in Firm 13 Lacences and Permits issued at Bulesa and Ngong durmng the quarter 14 ended 30th September, 1917 a Maag we ren TE DEEO eeettei THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE January 4, 1918 rie, Rates of Subscription to “ Official Gazette.”’ Rs Cts For one year 10 00 »» “x monthe & 00 », three months (excluding postage) 3 00 » three ,, (ncludmg =) 3 50 Single copy (excluding postage) 0 20 ” » Qncludng ,, ) G 25 Rs Cts Price of one copy between 1 and 3 months old 0 30 do do 3 and 6 do Q 50 do do 6 months and 1 year old 1 00 do do 1 and 2 years old 1 40 do over 2 years old 2 00 Rs Cts Price of a bound Volume of “ Official Gazette” p a 10 00 do do Blue Book pa 10 60 do do. Ordinances and Regulations 7 50 do Ordinances (per copy) 1 50 do Insertion in “Official Gazette” (full page) 16 00 do do do (half page) 8 00 do do. do (quarter page) 4 00 do Chronological Index (1876-1910) 5 00 do Census Return ' 1 56 Code of Regulations , 3 50 Labour Commission Report 7 50 Matter for publication should reach the Editor not later than 3 o’clock on Monday afternoon in each week NOTICE. ORDINANCES and Regulations, Volume XVIJI, 1916, 1s now ready Copies can be obtained from the Government Press —-Price 7/50 per copy January 4, 1918. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE EAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE. Proctamation No 1] Re THE NATIVE HUT AND POLL TAX AMENDMENT ORDINANCE, 1915. PROCLAMATION. IN EXERCISE of the Powers conferred upon the Governor by the Native Hut and Poll Tax Amendment Ordinance, 1915, section 2, I, Charles Calvert Bowrmg, a Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of Samt Michael and Saint George, Actmg Governor of the Kast Africa Protectorate, hereby declare that on and after the Ist day of Apml, 1918, the sum payable in respect of Hut and Poll Tax, as the case may be, leviable under the Native Hut and Poll Tax Ordinance, 1910, sections 3 and 5 respectively, m the areas of the Province of Naivasha occupied by the Elgeyo, Kamasa, Marakwet, Suk and Turkana tribes shall be mereased to Rs 5/- Given under my hand at Nairobi this 28th day of December, 1917 C C. BOWRING, Acting Governor. GOD SAVE THE KING Procramation No. 2] THE CUSTOMS ORDINANCE, 1910. PROCLAMATION IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred upon the Governor by the Customs Ordinance, 1910, section 58, I, Charles Calvert Bowrmg, a Companion of the Most Distanguished Order of Samt Michael and Saint George, Acting Governor of the East Africa Protectorate, do hereby declare that the importation mto the Protectorate of the following goods be prohibited — - Cloves, Copra, Groundnuts Sim Sim Given under my hand at Nairob: this 1st day of January, 1918 CC BOWRING, Acisng Governor GOD SAVE THE KING Government Notroz No 1] THE EAST APRICA MARRIAGE ORDINANCE, 1902. NOTICE IN EXERCISE ofthe powers conferred upon him by the Hast Africa Marriage Ordimance, 1902, section 6, notice 1s hereby given that His Excellency the Acting Governor has been pleased to heence the Church Missionary Society’s Church situated at Butere m the North Kavirondo District of the Nyanza Province to be a place for the celebration of marriages under the aforesaid Ordinance Nanuobi, W J MONSON, The 2nd day of January 1918 Acting Chief Secretary Governuent Notice No 2] THE NATIVE CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE ORDINANCE, 1904. NOTICE IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred upon him by the Native Christian Marriage Ordinance, 1904, His Excellency the Acting Governor has been pleased to appoimt the Minister for the trme bemg im charge of the Church Missionary Society’s Church situated at Butere m the North Kavirondo District of the Nyanza Province to be a Registrar of Marriages for the purpose of the aforesaid Ordimance Nairobi, W J MONSON, The 2nd day of January, 1918 Acting Chief Secretary ee ee 4 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE January 4, 1918 Government Norice No. 3] THE COMPULSORY SERVICE ORDINANCE, 1915. WAR COUNCIL IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred upon him by the Compulsory Service Ordinance, 1915, section 4 (1), His Excellency the Actimg Governor has been pleased to make the followmg appointments to the War Couneil —~ Jacop Wiitiam Baers, vice Bensamin Bastwoop Arraur Balun. By command of His Excellency the Acting Governor, o, Nanrobi, W J MONSON, The 31st day of December, 1917, Acting Chief Secretary, GoveRwMENT Notice No 4| UNDER MARTIAL LAW. NOTICE WITH reference to Martial Law Regulations dated the 24th December, 1917, published on page 1246 of the “Official Gazette” of 28th December, 1917, the following prices for Foodstuffs have been fixed 1m substitution of the prices quoted in the above-mentioned Regulations — WHOLESALE PER LAG RETAIL PER LB Article Per bag of Mombasa Nairobi Mombasa Nairobi Rs Cts Rs Cts Rice Gamti 175 bs 27 00 34 25 17 Cts 22, Cts » Dawoodkan 162, 25 00 31 75 17, 22 =, » Korwai No 1 162, 23 00 29 75 16, 21, 7 » No 2 .| 162. ,, 20 00 26 75 14, 19 =, » Halwa 162 ,, 18 00 24 75 13 ,, 17, » Muilkora 162 ,, 19 50 26 25 14 ,, 18, , Bolam 162, 19 00 25 75 id, 18s, Flour Superfine 195, 32 =00 of 25 18a, 21, » Household 195, 30-50 30 75 18, 21, » No 4 195 _,, 29 00 34 25 7 ,, 20, Dhall Moog 175 ,, 23 50 28 50 5, 18, » Too 175, 27 00 32 00 17, 21 ,, . Gram 175 5 20 00 25 oo iB. 16 | Wheat 180 5, 23 00, 28 00 14 5. 17° Bayirt 175, 19 00 24 00 I2 ,, 15 ,, Sugar 224 ,, 59 00 68 O00 29 =, 34 ,, Salt Coarse (Aden) per ton 2240 ,, 136 O00 182 382 07 ,, 09, Nairobi, W J MONSON, January 3rd, 1918 Acting Chief Secretary Government Notice No 5] AWARD OF THE APRICAN POLICE MEDAL FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE, HIS EXCELLENCY the Actimg Governor has been pleased to award the African Pohee Medal for Meritorious Service to No 4{76, Corpora Asoaa Apou, Hast Arrica Police, for mtiatrve and judgment in repelling, in Turkana District, an attack by an armed party on a Camp of which he had been left im charge Nairobi, W J MONSON, January 3rd, 1918 Actung Chief Secretary, January 4, 1918 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE Government Notice No 6] PRIORITY OF INDENTS. NOTICE WITH reference to Government Notice No 121, page 312, Official Ga ette of 4th Apri, 1917, Notice is hereby given that His Hxcellency the Acting Governor has been pleased to appoint in substitution for the Committee appomted by the above notice the undermentioned gentlemen to be members of the Priority Committce — Tae Actina GuneraL Manaurr, Ucanns Rainway (Chairman) B L Bremner, Esquire W C Honrer, Esquire L J Tarzron, Esquire : R W Puayrair, Esquire By order of His Excellency the Acting Governor, Nairobi, W J MONSON, The 2nd day of January, 1918 Acting Chref Secretary Governusnt Norict No 7] APPOINTMENTS. HIS EXCELLENCY the Actinz Governor has been pleased to make the following appointments — To be Assistant District Commissioner, Gobwen — THeopore JoHN ALEXANDER SatmMon, with effect from November 21st, 1917 To be Acting Postmaster General — Taonen Epwarp Catnz, witheffect from December 10th, 1917 To be Acting Deputy Postmaste: General —- James Kempre Creiaaton, with effect from December 10th, 1917 SEecPuraniat, NAIROBI, W J MONSON January 3rd, 1918 Acting Chief Secretary Government Notice No &] ORDER OF THE LORDS IN COUNCIL At the Coune:l Chamber, Whitehall, the 18th day of October, 1917 By the Lords of His Majesty’s Most Honoutable Privy Council WHEREAS it 1s provided by Section 2 of the Customs (Exportation Prohibition) Act, 1914, that any Proclamation or Orde: m Council made under Section 8 of the Customs and inland Revenue Act, 1879, as amended by the Act now m recital, may, whilst a state ot war exists, be varied o1 added to by an Orde: made by the Loids of the Council on the recommendation of the Board of Tiade And whereas 14 15 provided by Section 2 of the Customs (Exportation Restaiction) Act, 1914, that any Proclam ition made under Section 1 ot the Exportation of Arms Act, 1900, may, whether the Proclamation was made befute o1 afte: the passmg of the Act now in 1ecital, be varied o:
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