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The Kenya Gazette SPECIAL ISSUE THE KENYA GAZETTE Published under the Authority of His Excellency the Governor of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.0.) Vol. LXIMI—No. 45 NAIROBI, 3rd October, 1961 Price: Sh. 1 Gazerre Norice No. 4692 (E.C. 3/13) THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (CONSTITUENCY MEMBERS) (REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS) RULES, 1960 (L.N. 355/60) NOTICE OF REVISION OF REGISTERS OF ELECTORS ___ NOTICEis. hereby given that the register of electors for every constituency is to be revised, and that all persons who desire to be registered as electors in any particular constituency, and whoare entitled to be so registered, or would be entitled to be so registered if they were not already registered in another constituency, may make application to beso registered. Application shall be madeby attending personally before the Assistant- Registration Officer for the registration area in which they are entitled to be registered (or a person deputed by him for oe Purpose) notlater than the 2nd day of November, 1961, and by then producing to such officer or person a completed application in the rescribed form. ; The names of the constituencies into which Kenya has been divided, with their official abbreviations, are specified in the first column below. Each of these constituencies has been divided into the registration areas, or constitutes the registration area, as the case may be, specified in relation thereto in the secondcolumn below. Attendance must be madeat oneof the places specified in the third column below, according to the constituency and registration area in which the applicantis entitled to be registered: provided that, when a place of registration is closed, application may be made at the District Commissioner’s Office during the times notified for attendance thereat:— Name of Constituency and Registration Area and, Number Places of Registration Abbreviation Thereof (1) Nairobi East (NE) (1) That portion of the constituency lying north of the Nairobi The District Commissioner’s Office, River. Delamere Avenue. (2) That portion of the constituency lying south of the Nairobi The District Office, Starehe. River. The District Commissioner’s Office, Delamere Avenue. The District Office, Makadara. (2) Nairobi South (NS) - |) The whole constituency -]The District Commissioner’s Office, Delamere Avenue. The Chief’s Post, Industrial Area. (3) Nairobi South-West (NSW) (Q) The whole constituency -|The District Commissioner’s Office, Delamere Avenue. The Chief’s Post, Kilimani. (4) Nairobi West (NW) aoe | () That portion of the constituency lying north of the Nairobi The District Commissioner’s Office, .. River. ‘ Delamere Avenue. The Government Dispensary, Westlands. (2) That portion of the constituency lying south of the Nairobi The Ministry of Works Depot, River. Kileleshwa. The District * Commissioner’s Office, Delamere Avenue. (5) Nairobi Central (NC) .{(2) The whole. constituency -| The District Commissioner’s Office, Delamere Avenue. (6) Nairobi North-East (NNE) (1) The whole constituency -{ The District Commissioner’s Office, Delamere Avenue. The Chief’s Camp, Eastleigh. (7) Nairobi Suburban (NSB) (1) Commencing at the point at which the Old Nairobi-Mombasa The District Commissioner’s Office, railway alignment intersects the’ Nairobi City Council Delamere Avenue. ‘ boundary south-easterly along that alignment to its junc- The Chief’s Post, Karen. tion with the existing Nairobi-Mombasa main railway line; thence south-easterly along that railway line to its inter- section with the Athi River; thence westerly along the existing Nairobi Extra-Provincial District-Southern Pro- vince common boundary to its junction with the Southern Province-Kiambu District common boundary; thence along the: existing ‘Nairobi Extra-Provincial District-Kiambu District common boundary to its junction with the Naitobi City Council boundary; thence. easterly along the Nairobi City Council southern boundary to .the point of commencement. (2) Commencing at the point at which the Old Nairobi-Mombasa The District Commissioner’s Office, Railway alignment intersects the Nairobi City Council Delamere Avenue. boundary: south-éasterly along that alignment to its point The Chief’s Post, Embakasi. of intersection with the existing Nairobi Extra-Provincial {1171 1172 THE KENYA GAZETTE 3rd October, 1961 Name of Constituency and: Registration Area and Number Abbreviation Thereof Places of Registration District boundary; thence easterly and northerly along that boundary. until. its intersection. with the former Nairobi Extra-Provincial | District. boundary; thence northerly and. easterly along the former: Nairobi Extra- Provincial District boundary until. its intersection again with the existing Nairobi. Extra-Provincial District boun- dary; thence westerly along that ‘boundary to its inter- section with the Thika-Nairobi railway line; thence south- westerly along that railway line to-its intersection with the Nairobi City Council boundary; thence southerly and westerly along that boundary. to the point of commence- ment. (3) Commencing at the intersection of the Nairobi City Council The District Commissioner’s Office, boundary by the Nairobi-Thika railway line north-easterly Delamere Avenue. along that railway line to its intersection with the existing The District Office, Kassarani. Nairobi Extra-Provincial District boundary; thence north- westerly, north-easterly and westerly along that boundary until its intersection with the former Nairobi Extra-Provin- cial District boundary; thence south-westerly along the former Nairobi Extra-Provincial District boundary _ until its intersection with the existing Nairobi Extra-Provincial District boundary; thence south-westerly along that boun- dary to its intersection with the Nairobi City Council boundary; thence easterly and southerly to. the point of commencement. (4) Commencing at the intersection of the Nairobi City Council The District Commissioner’s. ‘ Office; boundary with the existing Nairobi Extra-Provincial Dis- Delamere Avenue. trict boundary generally westerly, southerly, easterly and southerly along the latter boundary to its intersection with the Nairobi City Council boundary; thence easterly and north-easterly along that boundary to the point of commencement. (8) Kiambu (KBU) (1) The Kikuyu Division The District Office, Kikuyu. (2) The Limuru Division The District Office, Limuru, (3) The Kiambaa Division The District Office, Kiambaa. (4) The Githunguri Division The District Office, Githunguri. (5) The Gatundu Division The District Office, Gatundu. (9) Nyeri NYD on a (1) Muhoya’s Location ... The Chief’s Camp, Ihururu. (2) Tetu Location . The Chief’s Camp, Kinunga. (3) Thegenge Location ... The Chief’s Camp, Wamagana.: (4) Aguthi Location The Chief’s Camp, Gicera: (5) Mahiga Location The Chief’s Camp, Kagere. (6) Othaya Location The Chief’s Camp, Othaya. (7) Chinga Location The Chief’s Camp, Gachichi. (8) Muhito Location The Chief’s Camp, Mukurweini. (9) Gekondi Location we The Chief’s Camp, Gekondi. (10) Gethi Location and Lower Muhito Location see The Chief’s Camp, Giathugu. dG!) North Konyu Location ... vas The District Education Board School, Ichuga. (12) Iriaini Location The Chief’s Camp, Kahuruini. (13) Magutu Location .... The Chief’s Camp, Gitimaini. (14) Ruguru Location The Chief’s Camp, Ngorano. 05) Kirimukuyu Location The Chief’s Camp, Kirimukuyu. (16) The Township of Karatina The District Office, Karatina. (17) The Township of Nyeri ... The District Commissioner’s Office, Nyeri. _ (0) Embu (EBU) (1) Kiine Location The Chief’s Office, Mururi-ini. (2) Mwerua Location The Chief’s Office, Baricho. @) Mutira Location The Chief’s Office, Mutitu. (4) Inoi Location The’ Chief’s Office, Kerugoya. (5) Kabare Location The -Chief’s Office, Ngekenyi. (6) Baragwe Location The Chiéf’s Office, Kagongo. (7) Ngariama Location ... The Chief’s Office, Kiamutugu. (8) Ngandori Location ... The Chief’s Office, Kairori. (9) Gaturi Location... The Chief’s Office, Nembure. (10) Kagaari Location .. |The Chief's Office, Runyenjes. (11) Kyeni Location . The Chief’s Office, Kathenjure. 12) Evurore Location ... The Chief’s Office, Ishiara. (13) Nthawa Location ... The Chief’s Office, Siakago. (14) Mavuria Location ... The Chief’s Office, Kilitiri. (15) Tebere Location The Chief’s. Office, Tebere. (16) Mwea Location The Chief’s Office, Karaba. (17) Embu Township The District Commissioner’s Office, Embu. (11)'Meru (MRU) wn (1) Kibirichia Location The Location Council Hall, Kibirichia. (2) Kiirua Location The Chief’s Centre, Kiirua. (3). Miiriga-Mieru Ntima Location ‘|The Chief’s Centre, Mwiteria. (4) Miiriga-Mieru Nyaka Location The Chief’s Centre, Thuura. (5) Upper Abothuguchi Location The Chief’s Centre, Githongo. (6) Lower Abothuguchi Location ... |The Chief’s Centre, Gitie. (7) Nkuene Location The Location Council Hall, Nkubu. (8) Egoji Location wee The Location Council Hall, Egoji. (9) North Tharaka Location ... The Chief’s Centre, Gatunga. 410) South Tharaka Location ... The Chief’s Centre, Marimante. (11) Mwimbe Location ... The Chief's Centre, Kieganguru. (12) Muthambe Location The Chief's Centre, Muthambe. | (t3) Karingani Location 1 The Youth Centre, Chuka. (14) Magumoni Location The Chief’s Centre, Kibugwa. (15) Ithima Location The Chief’s Centre, Lare. (16) Njia Location | The Chief’s Centre, Kangeta. (17) Maua Location The Chief’s Centre, Maua. 3rd October, 1961 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1173 Name of Constituency and Registration Area and Number Places of Registration . Abbreviation Thereof (8) Akachiu
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