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Government Gazett GOVERNMENT GAZETT Published by Authority Vol. LXXXVIIL, No.J7” |& 12th MARCH,2010 Price US$2,00 _ General Notice 40 of 2010. Number Nameofcompany Capital ___ Date of COMPANIES ACT [CHAPTER 24:03 5 resistration [CH 03] 65/2000 Roleet Investments (Private) Companiesto be Struck off the Register.. ....__ Limited . 20.000,00 5.1.2000 —__ 37/2000 ~—=—~W.« P.Electrical (Private) IT is herebynotified, in termsof section 320 ofthe Companies Act Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 [Chapter 24:03], that, atthe expiration of three months fromthedate 97/2000 Bamison Blue Enterprises . of publication of this notice, the names of the companiesset out in (Private) Limited 20 000,00 6.1.2000 the Schedulewill, unless cause is shown to the contrary, bestruck off 74/2000 Corn Storm Holding (Private) the register and the said companiesshall be dissolved. o2n000 0 ame hnnical Consultant 20000,00 5.1.2000 uandron Technical Consultants M. CHAKANYUKA, (Private) Limited 20000,00 —-6.1.2000 12-3-2010. Registrar of Companies. 62/2000 Goodrose Trading (Private) Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 SCHEDULE 02/2000 Pemil Footwear Manufacturers COMPANYTO BE STRUCKOFF THE REGISTER (Private) Limited 20000,00 3.1.2000 33/2000 ~—_Andals Consultants (Private) Number Name ofcompany Capital Date of Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 $ registration 45/2000 —_-Yultide Investments (Private) 165/2000_—sé‘T:~«. Rogers Plumbing Services Limited . 20 000,00 §.1.2000 (Private) Limited 2000000 7.1.2000 03/2000 Quadlex Systems (Private) 147/2000 Regalia Investments (Private) Limited 20 000,00 3.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 7.1.2000 44/2000 Virtual Solutions & Systems 178/2000 - Thretford Freight (Private) (Private) Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 10.1.2000 72/2000 Pazma Enterprises (Private) 101/2000 Tobocman(Private) Limited 20000,00 —10.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 155/2000 CymaInvestments (Private) 86/2000 Stalebury Investments (Private) Limited 20 000,00 7.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 6.1.2000 199/2000 Cotlandi Trading (Private) 26/2000 Mijawi Steel Fabrications (Private) Limited 20 000,00 10.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 3.1.2000 114/2000 Southern Africa Nursing _| 29/2000 Hair World (Private) Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 Agency (Private) Limited 20 000,00 7.1.2000 11/2000 Net Qommunicate (Private) 194/2000 Din Digital Integrated 7 Limited 20 000,00 3.1.2000 Networks(Private) Limited 20000,00 —_10.1.2000 53/2000 Likam Investments (Private) 196/2000° Rocourt Investments (Private) Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 10.1.2000 22/2000 ‘Rosey Glen Services (Private) 138/2000 Tanaka Conference (Private) / Limited 20 000,00 4.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 7.1.2000 46/2000 _—Hilltron Stationers (Private) 103/2000 Colomban Investments Limited 20 000,00 5.1,2000 (Private) Limited 20 000,00 6.1.2000 17/2000 Selaplage Travel & Tours (Private) 157/2000 Cybill Investments (Private) Limited 20 000,00 4.1,.2000 Limited 20 000,00 7.1.2000 9/2000 Willprint Promotions (Private) 180/2000 Kickal Trading (Private) Limited 20 000,00 3.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 10.1.2000 08/2000 Simehlule Finance (Private) 195/2000 Best Journey Motors . 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Limited ; 20 000,00 5.1.2000 66/2000 Tablemount Enterprises (Private) 209/2000 Linchway Enterprises (Private) Limited 2000000 5.12000 |nny hime Technologie 20 000,00 10.1.2000 10/2000 Malpaealpae CellularCellularTechnologiesT i wadCompanysolar (Private)bechn Limiteds 20000,00 —_12.1.2000 (Private) Limited 20 000,00 3.1.2000 : . 253/2000 Helmo Consultants (Private) 85/2000 Orace Investments (Private) te Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 11.1.2000 48/2000 Frimrock Investments(Private) 222/2000 Vismalor Investments (Private) . imited 20 000,00 10.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 5.1.2000 saat . : 260/2000 IrangamaDistributors (Private) 12/2000 Reapent Trading (Private) Limited 0 000.00 11.1.2000 Limited 20 000,00 3.12000 282/2000 Baseline Investments (Private) , — 95/2000 Bellvista Marketing (Private) Limited 20 000,00 12.1.2000 Limited : 20 000,00 6.1.2000 35/2000 Manchu Trading (Private) 83/2000 Top-End Tours and Safari’s Limited 20 000,00 41.1.2000 (Private) Limited 20 000,00 3.1.2000 257/2000 Pilveslink (Private) , 07/2000 Fresh Start Trading (Private) . 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