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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 . LXVII-No . 36 NAIROBI, 10th August 1965 Price: Sh . 1 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES GAZE^ NOTICES-(Contd.) PAGE Appointments. etc............. 910 Bankruptcy Jurisdiction ...... The Constitution of Kenya-Appointment .... 910 1 The Trade Unions Act--Registrations. etc ..... 925 The Trade Dis)putes Act. 1965-Orders ...... 910 1 The Companies Act-Winding-up Notices. etc .... 926 The Sisal Industry Act-Appointments ...... 910 1 The Societies Act--Registrations. etc....... 927 Lost Policies .............. 928 The Agricultural Credit Act-Appointment .... 910 Notice of Roads Closure .......... 928 The Agriculture Act-Management Orders .... 91 1 Local Government Notices .......... 928 The Courts Act-Appointment ........ 911 Changes of Name ............ 929 The Probation of Offenders (Case Committees) Rules- Appointments ............ 91 1 Business Transfers ............ 930 The Service Commissions Act-Appointment .... 911 1 Dissolutions of Partnership .......... 931 The Architect and Quantity Surveyors Act- Registered Persons ............ 912 Vacancies .............. 913 SUPPLEMENT No . 63 E.A. Currency Board.4 orrigendurn ...... 914 Acts. 1965 The Animal Diseases Act-Scheduled Areas .... 914 1 Government of Kenya-Exchequer Return .... 915 SUPPLEMENT No. 64 The Crown Lands Act-Notice of Breach 917 .... Bills. 1965 The Registration of Persons Act-Exemption .... 917 The Mining Act-Declaration of Reopening of Area. etc. 917 The Trust Land Act-Setting Apart of Land .... SUPPLEMENT No. 65 Legislative Supplement The Registered Land Act. 1963-Plot for Alienation . LEGALNOTICE No . PAGE The Co-operative Societies Act-Closure of Liquidation 210-The Dairy Industry (Sales by Producers) The National Assembly Elections (Registration of (Amendment) Regulations. 1965 .... 337 Voters) Regulations. 1964-Amendments .... 211-The Plant Protection (Importation) (Amend- The National Assembly Elections (Elections) Regulations. ment) Order. 1965 ........ 338 1964-Polling Areas and Polling Stations (Senate Elections) .............. 212-The City of Nairobi (Service Fees) (Revocation) By.laws. 1965 .......... 339 Liquor Licensing ............ 213-The Nairobi Municipality (General) (Amend- ment) (No . 2) By4aws. 1965 ...... 340 Revocation of Power of Attorney ........ 214-The Registered Land (Application) (No . 7) Probate and Administration .......... Order. 1965 .......... 341 910 THE KENYA GAZE'ITE 10th August 1965 G&ZEI'TB NoTtcE No. 2927 GAZE'I'TE NOTICE N0. 2930 THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMM ISSION OF KENYA THE TRADE DISPUTES ACT, 1965 APPOINTMBNTS ORDB,R UNDER SECTION 36--COt,t,ECTION oF TRADE UNION DUES AINEA OTIU ACHOLA to act as Chief Accountant, Ministry of IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 36 of the W orks, Communications and Power, with elect from 9th Trade Disputes Act, 1965, the Minister for Labour and Social A pril 1965. Services hereby orders every employer who employs not kss HABEL JOHN NYAMU, I.A., DIP.ED. lto act as Stmior Edutlatifm than five members of the East African Railways and Harbours Oilicer, Ministry of Eduçation, wlth edect from 8th. May 1965. Asian Union (Kenya) to- JOHN GITUMA to be Distrid Commissioner, Nakuru District, (c) deduct every month Sh. 1 in respect of trado union dues Rift Valley Province, with effect from 24th June 1965. from the wages of each of his employees lho is a mem- ' ber of that trade linion ; MUSUMBA SIMBIJRORI WAKULIWA M WENB to be District OKcer, Lbj pay the total sums so deducted in any month, not later Central Nyanza District, Nyanza Province, with effect from than the 10th day of the following month, by crossed 1st July 1965. cheque made payable into the account of the Emst African PBTER NJUGUNA KANAE to be District Omcer, Elgeyo-Marakwet Railways and Harbours Asian Union (Kenya) at the District, Rift Valley Province, with efkct from 1st July 1965. Nationql and drindlays Bank Ltd., Government Road, JOHN BAPTISTA KIRORB MWAURA to be District Oëcer, Kitui Nairobl ; District, Eastern Province, with ellkct from 61 July 1965. (Q notify in writing that tradr union before the end of each EDw'IN EvAxs, B.A., DIP.P.E., T.c., to act as Senior Education month of the amounts of any payments made to the Omcer, Ministry of Education, with effect from 14th July accounts of that trade union ; 1965. (J) notify in writing the Registrar of Trade Unions before . PRoMo'rlox the end of each month of the amounts of any payments made înto the accounts of that trade union. FRANK AI-EXANOER DowxtE to be Chief Accountant, Ministry of Information, Broadcasting and Tourism, with esect from Dated tbis 25th day of July J965. 25th May 1965. REveltslox E. N. M WENDW A, M inister /t)r Labour and AINBA OTIIJ ACHOI,A ceased to act as Chief Accountant, Ministry of W orks, Communications and Power, with elect from Sodal Services. 25th June 1965. By Order qf the Commission. lq$7q$*wd.J,/l.D / 1) J. W . MUREITHI, Secretary. THE SISAL INDUSTRY ACT (Cap. 341) GAZBT'I'B NoTl(2B No. 2928 APPOINTMENT OF A4EMBERS TO THE SISAL BOARD IN BXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 3 of the THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA Sisal Industry Act, the M inister for Agriculture and Animal (section 191 (1)) Husbandry herûby appoints- AziolxrMsxT oF CONTROLLBR AND AUOITGR-GSNERAL (c) under section 3 (1) (a)- ' t Jomo Kenyatta, hereby appoint- Geosrey Mugo Gaitta (Chairmanj ; ' (bj under section 3 (1) (W- . DoucœAs ERNBST BARNETT, B.A. (CANTAB.) Augustino Muragj, to . be Controller' and Auditor-General, with eflkct frpm 1st Charles Wastki Klsembe, Jttnuary' 1965. ' ' Maisori Tumbo ; Datvd tlzis 30th day of July 1965. (c) under section 3 (1) (c)- Otto Kissling, JO'M O KENYAW A? Robert Bennett, ' tresldent . Cuthbert W igham ; , (ff) under section 3 (1) (#)- Dick Oruko M akaéembo, GAZE'I'I'E Norlcs No. 2929 Roland Arthur Grace, . THE TRADE DISPUTES ACT, 1965 Thomas Nzloka Malinda, ORDBR UNDER SECTION 3G-COLLECTION OF TRADE UNION DUES tö be members of the Sisal 'Board. IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 36 of the Dated this 6th day of August 1965. Trade Disputes Act, 1965, the Minister for Labour and Social Services hereby orders every employer who employs not less BRUCE M CKENZIE, ' than five membors of the Kenya Union of Sugar Plantation M iniqter pr Agriculture and W orkers to- Animal Husbandry. (c) deduct every month Sh. 2 in respect of tradc union dues from the wages of each of his employees who is a member of that trade union ; GAZBTTB Noencs No. 2932 . (bj pay 90 per cent tyf the total sums so dcducted in any vLLoxyjpxNKjzl month, not later than the 10th day of the following month, by crossed cheque made payable into the account THE AGRICULTURAL CREDIT ACT . l of the Kenya Union of Sugar Plantation W orkers at the (Cap. 323) Bank of Baroda Ltd., P.O. Box 996, Kisumu ; (c) pay 10 per cent of the total sums jo deducted in any APPOINTMENT oF CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF THE LAND ANb ' . AGRICULTURAL BANK ' $ ' month, not later than the 10th day of the following *% month, by crossed cheque made payable into tho account IT IS hereby notifiod for general information that gursuant of the Kenya Federation of Labour at the Barclays Bank, to section 4 of the Agricultural Credit Act, the Minlster for . Q ueensway, Nairobi.i. ' ' Natural Resources and W ildlife jn pursuance of ' a direction* (d) notify in writing that trade unipn and that federation given under section 37 of the Interpretation and General . bùfore the end of each monyh of the amounts of any Provisions Act, hçreby, . Fith çffect from 1st July 1965, Ijâymentg mad: to the accounts of that trado union and appoints- ' of. that federation in that month ; , JOHN NJOROGE M ICHUKI . ,(c) notify in Friting the Registrar of Tryde Uhipns before the to be Chairmari of the Board of the Land and Agricultural ellèl of eaclt ' rzlcrltll of tllo arzlcurlts of any payrzlents Barfk, jn the place of John Henry Buttert., who has fesigned. made ipto the accounts of that. trade union and of that fed' eratiqp in that mo. nth. 2 Dated this 5th day of Auaust 1965. Dated thfs 30(h day of July 1965. S. 0. AYODO, E. N. M WENDW A, Mînlster /()r Natural Resources M inîster J()r Labour and and W ildllîe. J'tv/tzl Servkes. *G.N. 2497/65. 'IG.N. 4238/63. 10th Augusit 1965 'THE KENYA GAZE 911r GAzsrrs NoTzcE No. 2933 . GAZBTTE NOTICE No. 2936 ' LCAB. 16 / 11 / 125) LpsfsA /M/ lp THF; AGRICULTURE ACT (Cap. 318) THE PROBATION OF OFFREuNt,DsEsRS (CASE COM MIW EES) MANAGEMENT ORDER . (Ccp. 64 Sub. Leg.) Lsection 187 (1)) ' Avpolxwxfsx'rs ' W HEREAS 1 am satisfied, and do hereby certify, that- Iw ExEaclsE of the p' owers conferred by rule 3 (1) of the Farm L.R. No. 11181 of approximately 2,638 acres, owned Probation of Olenders (Case Committees) Rules, the Permanent by Settlement F'unè Trustees and situated in the Kitale area Secretary for Home Aflairs* hereby- of the Trans Nzoia District, (X appoints- (hereinafter leferred to as the holding) is being managed or péter Ndirangu ' supervised so inadequately that it is necessary for preventing , or delaying the deterioration of the holding to make and serve The Community Development Oflicèr, Nyandaiua thisOrder : District, M rs. Ruth N gatia, . Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 187 of the Agriculture Act, and after consultation with to be members of the Laikipia Probation Casq Com- the Trans Nzoia District Agricultural Committee, 1 hereby order mittee ; and ' and direct that as from 12th July 1965, the holding shall, (b4 cancels the appointmcnt of subject to the provisions of section 187 of the Act, be occugied - and managed by the Minister for Agriculture and Anlmal Lieut.-colonel Francis Herold Trentj', ' Husbàndry to 'the cxclusion of the owner.
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