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Of Goa, Daman And· Diu • I'anaji, 15th October, 1970 !Asvina 23, 1892) SERIES III No. 29 OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND· DIU 6. Opposite 'Government Building No. 1'2 '(ISta. Inez) GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN 7. Opposite N. C. C. Office (Vaglo's House) DIU 8. T<>nca -(Near Chodancar's House) AND 9. Near [smail's House 10. :Opposite ,St. Francis Chapel 11. Near !Post Office- (Caranzalem) General Administration Department 112. Opposite Cafe Modema l(iPJ.edade S'hop) 13. At Cauleavaddo Office of the District Magistrate of Goa 14. Opposite Caetano Rodrigues House (Kerrant) 1'5. Opposite Our Lady 'of Rosary High School 16. Opposite Jui'lio Nogar's House Notification 17. Opposite Police Out Post 1,8. Near Govt. Primary School MAG/MY/70-NO~lQ4 1·9. Dona Paula. The District Magistrate 'Of Goa, Panaji, in exercise of his powers under Rule 7.12 'Of the Gea, 'Daman and Diu Meter d) Panaji-Dona Paula via Miramar Vehicles Rules 1965, hereby notifies the fellewing places as bus-steps en the fell ewing routes fer taking -up and setting 1. Near Azad Maidan -dewn 'Of passengers. 12. .Junction 'of the roads from the market and from the Goa Medical College Ne stage carriage shal1 take up 'Or set down passengers 3. Opposite Dr. Jack de Sequeira's House -except at the places shewn below as bus steps. 4. Near Oceanography Office Ne stage, carriage shan be halted at a bus-'stop for longer 5. Miramar than is necessary te take up such passengers as are awaiting -6. Tonca ,(Near Chodankar's House) when the vehicle arri'ves and to set down such passengers as 7. Near [sma;tl's House wish te aUght. 8. Opposite St. Francis Chapel 9. Near 'Post Offi1ce (Caranzalem) .1. Route: a) Panaj,i-ChimbeI 10. Opposite Cafe Moderna ,(Piedade Shop) 11. At Cauleavade b) Panaji.Taleigao via Sta. Inez .12. Opposite Caetane Redrigues House '(Kerrant) c) Panaji-Dena Paula vi'a ISta. Inez "iIJ3. Opposite Our Lady of Resary High Scheol 114. Opposite Julio Nogar's House el) ,Panaji-lDena Paula via Miramar 1'5. ti?olice Out Post 16. Near Govt. !Primary Scheol a) Panaji~Ohimbel 17. Don-a Paula 1. Panaji bus stand ,2. lRihandar Patte n. Route: Panaji-l\largao: G. ~anxer , 4. Chapel 'Of Immaculate Cenceptien S,arting point Panaji Bus Stand 6. Dr. Helekar's Heuse 6. Mental Hospital 1. ;Pato next to Gevt. Quarters 7. Chape'l.,of Livra.... Febres 2. R1bandar Pato 8. Vit-hal Bodke Shop St. Bart>ara 3. Rifbandar Ohurch ,after ferry jetty 9. !Sitaram Canelcar",'Shep ('St. Barbara) Terminus­ 4. !R.i'bandar near Regedor's Heuse Merces-Chimbel Road Junctien. 5. Ribandar Hospital 6. IS. ·Pedro near 'One way street junction 7. >So (Pedro Gevt. Scheel b) Panaji-Taleigao via Sta. Inez 8. S. (Pedro :Sha:ik Hassan Quarry 1. Near Azad Maidan 9. S, :Pedro Hume !P-1pe Factory 2. Junction of the roads "from Market and from the Goa 10. Old Gea Mahatma Gandhi Chowk Medical CoHege 11. COI~lim Caram'bolim Road Junction 3. Opposite Dr. Jack de Sequeira's House 112. CoI'lim Taverna Liquor shep 4. Oppesite Shanta 'Niwas CSta. Inez) 1-3. Corlim Ciba Factery 15. Opposite Janata Sahakari Censumers 'Seciety, Sta. 14. Banastarim :St. ,Estevam Road .Junctien Inez 1'5. Banastal"im '(Boma) 6. Opposite 'De Luxe Hotel (Near the Chapel) 16. Bema Govt. Schoel 7. Opposite Vishnu Shet Pesre 17. Between Cundaim te Bema 8. Opposite Taverna of Alex Deminge l!B. Cundaim 9. Opposite Shebey's Pesre .19. Kuncolim turn (ISlepe) 10. Near St.' !Paul 20. Mangueshi Temple 11. Taleigao ChurcJ.l 21. Mardal Temple ~. !'niol Road :23. Between Proiol ,and Fermaguddi .'0) Panaji-Dona Paula via Sta. Inez ~4. Formaguddi 1. rN ear Azad Madan 25. I1st MHitary Camp Ponda 12. JuncH-en 'Of the reads frem the market and frem Goa 00. Ponda Bus Stand Medical Cellege 27. Quevla Read Junctien 3. Oppesite Dr. Jack de Sequeira's Heuse 128. 2nd Military Camp Ponda 4. Opposite Sh-anta Niwas I{Sta. 'Inez) 29. Coca-'Cala factory 80. Bor-1m Peddem ·5. Opposite Shantosh Cafe (Near Govt. BuHding No.1 Sta. Inez) , 31. Borim Gevt. Scheel ~. Boron Shops • • 138 SERIES III No. 2!F --~----------------------~-------------------- <33. Borim Br:idge 13. Karem flour mill >34. Lotulim Road Junction after Chowgu'le Work Shop 14. Maxem junction '36. Kharvivaddo near Chapel . 15. Maxem temple .a'S. LoutoHm Road Junction near Candle Factory 16. Golcond Road junction 37. Tembi near JestoD Furniture /Works '. 17. Loliem Road junction 138. iRaia near brJ:dge garage 18. Xeliem (OsorU) 39. Rata Post Office 19. Xe1iem Shops 40. Raia Church 120. XeHem Esso Pump 41. Jakie ambe 21. Polem 42. A1ern Oity Bus Stop :212. Polem Border Check Post 4;3. Near Gold Spot factory 2G. Majali Peddam 44. Miloitary Farm Depot 24. Majali Un'ion High School ~6. Maddam Chapel 25. Majali Govt. fisheries schod! 46. Borda one way junction 26. Babal road junction 47. Old Market turn ~. Near ISwami Matt after mainv-ol -causeway 48. Margao Hospital 28. Kadra road junction 49-. IDina:l Stop Margao Bus Stand 29. Chittacula Bazar SO. Sadashivgad Ferry Jetty m. Route: Margao-Canacona: VI. Route: Gaunem-ponda: IStarting 'point Margao Bus Stand tStarting point .Gandhi Centenary School Gaunem 1. Near Syndicate Bank !2.' Kane's Workshop ·1. 'Gaunem Corna--Madkai Tiska 3. Nave1im Shops e. Musam Tiska 4. Dr. Ismail Khan Road 6. Musam near Gaunemkar building 5. Pra.<l'lem 4. Mesta vaddo 6. Near M. J. {Pereira's House 5. Ma'halaxmt Temple 7. Dramapur Road Junction 6. Nagueshim Gurawavaddo 8. Bhandori after cross 7. iRaiguinim near Inacio Gracias House 9. Sirlim 8. Shanta [)urga Temp'le 10. Chinchlnim Chapel 9. 'Shri tShanta Durga High School 11. Dandewadi 10. [Oon Khambo Quevla junction 12. Sarzora 11. Kapa;leshwar! "13. iPanzorcon Coinba l.!2. - iPonda ~iska !J.4. Durga Road 15. Assolna Road Junction The bus stops mentioned above are from Gaunem upto­ 16. Cuncolim Bazar Ponda and the rest upto Margao are according to the bus. 17. Demani stops on Panaji Margao Road. IS. BaU 19. Bali '(Old Military Camp) Panaji, 7th October, 1970. - P. S. Bhatnagar, Distr.iet, 120. Before Goddiemval Magistrate. 21. Goddiemval' 22. Chatura Ganval • 23. Uddiamwel Forest Rest House 24. P:issondem Office of the Collector of' Goa 125. Karmal Ghat 126. Gullem 27. Canacona four roads Notific~tion 28. Canacona Nagarsem 29. Canacona Chauri DEVP/ELN /23/70 In exercise of the powers conferred by 'Sub rule 3 of Rule 4 IV. Route: l\'Iapusa-Betim: of the Goa, Daman and Diu MUll'icipaU'bies (Election) Rules,. 1969, I, P. S. Bhatnagar, 'Collector of Goa, hereby appoint the Starting point lMapusa Bus IStand opposite Union Phar- following reVised dates for taking the Poll and for counting­ macy of Votes, in relation to election to Wards Nos. 1 to 5 of Kepem MuniCipal Council. ~. Guirim Chapel 2. Bastora Road Junction Date of Poll: -18-110-1970, from 8 A. M . .to 5 P. M. S. Near Guirim· Grocery Shop 4. Guirim Cross " Date of counting of Votes: -.18wl0-1970, from 6w30 P. M .. 5. Socorro Sangolda Junction (Tiscar) onwards. 6. Porvorim Bazar Panaji, 7th October, 1970. - P. 8. Bhatnagar, Collector of" 7. Next to curve near electric transformer Goa. 8. Ambirna Road Junction 9. Sangolda road junction (A-It-o iPorvorim) 10. Electric Pole No. &2' near Bank ,of India- 11. Alto ·Porvor:im Chapel Notific~t;on 112. Salvador do Mundo Road junct'i'on 1.:3. Teachers Training College In pursuance of the prov.isions of Section -1.'5 of the Goa, M. Food' craft centre Daman and Diu, Village Panchayat Regulati'on 1962, read with_ 15. Final stop at the Betim Stand sub-rule -e1Z) of Rule 1,513 of the Goa, Daman and Diu, V>iHage Panchayat (Election procedure) Rules 1967, it ·is hereby notified for the publIc information that S'hvimati CardozO' V. Route: Canacona-Sadashivgad: Maria E. -Narazeth, of Quirbhat, Nuvem has !been duly elected uncontested, to fHI the reserved seat 'in' Ward lNo. :1 of the' Starting point Canacona bus stand Ohaul'i Nuvem ViiUage ·Panchayat 'in 'Salc'ete rra,luka. 1. She1eram nce mill 'Panaji, 7th October, 1'970.-P. S. Bhatnagar, Collector or 2. Khalwado Govt. School Goa. 3. Ma'Hkarjun Temple Road 4. Mocord Govt. School 5. Bhatpal Church Notification 6. Gaundongrem road junction 7. Sadolsem road junction In pursuance of the provJsions of Section 15 of the Goa, 8. Partga1. ,road juncti'on Daman and Diu, Village ·Pa\1rhayat -Regu'lati-on 1,962, read with­ 9. Poinguinim Forest Rest House sub-rule '(12) of Rule '53 of the Goa, Daman and Diu VdHage' ~O. Poinguintim Shops Panch:l.yat '(Election procedure) Rules :1967, it i~ hereby' 11. Near Baban Bhat's Hous'e noUf·ied for public dnformat-ion that 'Shri lD'Sa Joao Francisco· 12. K-arem Pedro, of ,Nuvem has ·been duly elected to f,i'll the unreserved~ IL • 1,5TH OOTOBER, 1970 (ASVINA 23,1892) seat :in Ward IND. IV of the INuvem Village :Panchayat in Home. Department 'A' Salcete Ta'luka. IPanaji, .sth October, 1970. - P. 8. Bhatnagar, Collector of Goa. Office of the Director of Tr.nsporl Notitication Notification In pursuance of the prov,isions of Section 1'5 of the Goa, STA/2107/70 Daman and Diu, Village Panchayat Regulation 1962, read wlth sub-rule (2) of Rule 56 of the Goa, Daman and Diu, V-mage It is hereby published for the general information -of Panchayat (Election procedure) .Rules 1007._ it 'is hereby .
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