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Government Gazette GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority Vol. LVIIL, No. 78 7th NOVEMBER,1980 Urs Brice 25c : | St it GA, 7 | } Noi “YING General Notice 1017 of 1980. MO} ej fos5 RESERVE BANK OF ZIMBABWE ACT [CHAPTER 173] ~ ‘OU Statement of Assets and Liabilities ofthe Reserve Bank of INterms ofsection 20 ofthe Reserve Bank of ZimbabweAct [Chapter 173], a statement of the assets and liabilities of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabweas at the 24th October, 1980, is published in the Schedule. D. W. YOUNG, 7-11-80. ; : Secretary to the Treasury. ” SCHEDULE ; “ STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT THE 24rH OCTOBER, 1980 Liabilities ‘ . Assets , ° S$. " $ Capital 2. 1... 2.000 000 | ' Gold and foreign assets . 204 615 067 General Reserve Fund . 6 000 000 Loansand advances . 52 571 201 Currency incirculation . « 159463 148 Internal investments— * 104 437 371 Depositsand otherliabilities to the public . 18° su 785 Government stock... 19 603 G60 ther liabilities. 2 . 2 . 2 . 2... as . Other . o e Other assets . we ee) 75838 601 $437 442 240 $437 442 240 General Notice 1018 of 1980. _ Dateofreceipt . mT . »y Customs CUSTOMS AND EXCISE ACT [CHAPTER 177] © Goods Department Consignee. Customs Rummage Sale, Bulawayo , Two dolls . toe 5.10.79 Unknown . : . Twoone-litre bottles Haig whisky 8.10.79 Unknown NOTICE is hereby given, in terms of section 35 of the One Astra .25 pistol . ‘} 15.10.79 J. de Sousa Acre! Customs and Excise Act: [Chapter 177], that the articles Four rounds ammunition . 9 F-de Sousa Agrela mentioned in the Pitst Schedule, prhich are pingheld in ithe Thirty-eight bibles 15.10.79 Mrs. Griffin State Warehouse, Bulawayo, wi offered for sale by public | oneco 31 . 6.11.79 Unkn auction on the ith and 12th December, 1980, unless the Tos oe wreins ta mnown duties and other charges due on the goods have been paid —Wenty-lourcdns Fanta . ‘} 6.11.79 Unkiown before that date. - Twenty-three cans Sprite . Notice is further given that the goods mentioned in the O2¢ litre Johnny Walker Red Label 7 Second Schedule, which have been forfeited, will be offered “SKY --- - - + 10.12.79 Unknown ‘for sale, in terms of section 176 of the Customs.‘and Excise Two sealing-rings, complete with ; Act [Chapter 177], on the 11th and 12th December, 1980, steel caps . - 12.12.79 Pigott & Maskew (Pvt.) Ltd. '_ The sale will be conducted by Reg Hart and Sons (Pvt.) One copper ash-tray . } 4.1.80 Mr. C. Demetri ‘Ltd. at their premises at 81, Grey Street, Bulawayo, at 9 a.m, One copperpicture J. ~oeneee : : ' B. FISH, Four 500-gram cones wool . - 17.1.80 Mr. N. Swando 7-11-80, Controller of Customs and Excise. One navy-blue jersey « . First SCHEDULE One tee DD Tb o4t.so Unknown Date ofreceipt Onepacket sweets. oo ooo, byCustoms Two bars chocolate... woe. Goods Department Consignee One‘tent 5 One envelope containing one uncut ~ oo vs One sleeping-bag . foe emerald and 22 uncut garnets 25.9.78 Myr. H.R. Kierstead One perambalator base . } 8.2.80 Unknown One 750-millilitre bottle Oude . One baby-carier . 1. J “Meester brandy 6.10.78 Unknown , , : One’ envelope containing six rough / Onelitre White Horse whisky . 15.2.80 Unknown emeralds . ss 10.10.78 Mr. V. P. Figgieri Oncchain. 2... ee 11.1.80 RB. Jacobs Two one-litre bottles Johnny Walker| One 750-millilitre Johnny Walker Black Label whisky -.- - - Red Label whisky . .°. 7.3.80 D. Sibanda Two hundred Rothmans cigarettes . 31.1.79 Unknown | oo. wei ote . oe “Two hundred Life cigarettes . | Four second-hand Philips AU transi- One five-litre demijohn home-made - "stor Master Walkie Talkie radios 17.4.80 J. H. Williams wine. - . 2. + eee +) (19.3,79 “Mr. J. de Salva One carton Benson and Hedges . Mr. M. Jorgen cigarettes * 6 © « 6 47.4.80 Unknown One litre Jonge Jenever liqueur . 18.5.79 1060 ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 7TH NOVEMBER, 1980 Date ofreceipt Date ofreceipt by Customs by Customs * Goods Department Consignee Goods Department Consignee One Midlands 100 Citizen Band Fifty rounds .357 ammunition .. radio No. 4130900. .. .. ‘} 28.6.79 C.N, Gaze » 8.4.80 Mr..:H. Sage Fifty rounds .38 ammunition ’ One carton containing— 4 Ten pairs pantihose . _ one 12,5 kilogram packet sugar . Six peaked caps . thirteen Afro wigs . .. Seven clothhats . ... .. 15.2.80 A. Ndlovu: twenty-five pairs pantihose . Eight velvethats . twelve pairs shortsocks .. One velvetcap . J two barssoap . : . One glass kerosene-lamp. 14,3.80- E. Newenya one 500-gram packPunchwashing- ; 17.7.80 Unknown One Raleigh cycle . 1... 16.3.80- P. Ndou powder . .°. oe Three cartons abrasives . + . 5,12.79 Sterling Furnishers one 100-gram jar Vaseline oo One Puma blanket noe five small blankets. Oneshawl. .. 1 twoplastic television trays f 5.12.79 P. C. Denga Three Zambias . .-. one packet white powder, contents Nine pairs sun-glasses . J unknown. 2. 2. we Two boxes said to contain seventy- two pairsjeams. 2. ow J two plastic jugs per box . 24.10.79 ‘Ciba Geigy One box printed advertising matter . 12.5.80 R. Johnson (Pvt.) Ltd. One night-dress . 2. 2... One 750-millilitre Coco-Rico liqueur _ } 23.10.79 R,Pius Shangrila Restaurant Eighty-four pairs pantihose . *, Five advertising posters . Agricura (Pvt.) Ltd. Twelve Zambias . Onecarton advertising matter . 15.11.79 ~ 3.11.79 L. J. Nguluve One carton containing—. * Twelve umbrellas. Six used computer-tapes . .. three barssoap. .. wg 4.2.79ne N.R. Phillips ~ onetowel . 2... Twelve Tee shirts... ', Twenty-five lighters .. 2... one Westclox watch .... 9.6.79 Lemans Motors seventeen items clothing . .+ 29.11.79 M.Sibanda Fifty key-rings =. Fifty licence-holders . one wooden suitcase . one travelebag 2. 2. 2. we Tworolls diamond-mesh wire . 8 14.6.79 Radar Metal twobelts . 2. 2. 2. 2... Two radio chassis , 7.8.79 N..P. Beilairs fiveblankets. 2. 2... LJ, Passenger’s baggage”. 7.8.79 Lenard : - Onecarton containing— ‘ Fiveshawls .. 2... sewing-machine parts . .) . Fourrugs . 1 1. five hair-clippers . ., Four cones wool . 6.8.79 - H. Tobowani thirty-one items clothing .. .] FourZambias .,.. one leather purse ... Sixumbrellas. 2. 2. 1. J one wallet 2... 1 kl ‘three blankets. 2 6... p 29.11.79 Magona Mancombe Passenger’s baggage and one 750+ : “ millilitrebottle brandy . |, two brushes. .. 1. 1 y 7.8.79 Domonic Four twopillows. .. packets booklets . 13.3.78 Rhodesian Hervormde Kerk one bedspread . 2. WY Gelatine capsules . - - 30.10.78 C.A.P.S, one bedsheet . .. 2... Two cones wool . one suitcase-box . 2. 2. 1.J One blanket . ; . ‘\ 935.79 S. Mate Onetreadle Singer sewing-machine . 7.1.80 Fidlis Four pairs pantihose. : J . Two cabinet loud speakers . 7.1.80 ‘One Nkani cotton-reel stand . 2, 28.6.79 I K. Gautier Two metal dishes. 8 “ Set of boat shackles . 24.10.78 One dressing-table with mirror .. 10.1.80 Mr, Clever Mpofu P. D. Marshall One Webley .38 Twoplastic mattresses . revolver... 27.6.79 A. Clark Mr. Lawrence Maike One blanket . 2... 4, 14.1.80 Two boxes ammunition . 23.10.79 C. J. Bennet One Sony tape recorder. Sixty-seven pairs pantihose . «) One Apollo transformer. - Tenconeswool . ..°... Four books . , . P 28.1.80 Mr. G. E. A. van Deiji Three packets Pitcotea . Assorted haberdashery . Four pairs pliers . 2. 2... Two boxes second-hand clothing 4.3.80 Mrs. Peter Ndhlovu Onescrewdriver . wy Oneplastic display-stand - ee 20.3.80 Thomas Cook Six wigs. =. > 17.6.79 E. Moyo Fourrolls nietallic scotch tape. 25.2.80 Onelady’s drese ee ke ee Three cloth machine-covers . Security Mills. Two children’s dresses . .-. , Three cartons containing— Two-petticoas 2. 2 1). , ten children’s tops . One packet sweets . J four girls’ two-piece tops and skirts Ten ballswool. -) thirteen children’s dresses... Sevenshawls ... .. one child’s two-piece boob-tube| _ Six Zambias . 1, > 12.10.79 andshortsset J. Siturimani . 2. , Tenberets. 2. 2. 2. ww fifty ladies’ dresses. 2. 2... Four umbrellas. - oe . twenty-four ladies’ two-piece skirts One tingun-powder . ¢ . _andtops. ...4.. 2.5.80 Mrs. S. Dlamini . One box primers . ‘} 10.8.79 . A. A. Davidovios seventeen wigs . 2... , One thirty-five skirts . 2. tin Musgrave Magna powder . 8.7.79 A.C, McLean - . thirty-nine blouses. , One CZ model 70 automatic pistol . ' Onemagazing. forty-one shirts. 2... , . a 8.2.79 L, Robinson onmescarf . 2... wa, Eight rounds ammunition J . threecostumes. , Nine baskets . 2... 0. forty pairs pantihose . Tentables. 23.9,79 Mr. J. Moyo thirteen square metres Java-print Nineteen donkey-bells . ., \ material . 1. 1 _One 50-kilogram bag mealie-meal “7.2.80 Three pairs crutches . Mr. P, M. Monyatsi — One Pilot Audio Centre Hi-fi... One walking-aid . -. , wl, } 15.35.80 Medical and Veterinary Ser- 3.8.79 Mr. B, Ndlovu - vices Onebale ostrich-feathers . , .) Onetravel-bag . , . , 6.12.79 S. F, Chikho One metaltronk . ., Two parcels containing— -Oneholdall . 2... 4 ~:; one Alfa-Sud headlamp . .- 7.3.80 Echo CarHire Twelve padlocks . ... 1. On one Renault R 5 grilie . Unknown oe Twenty-niné pairs pantihose . , } 23.1.80 Two parcels containing— Forty-two umbrellas. 0. ninéteen loose, unexposed photo- Forty packets beads . 2... i, * graphs .. 17.4.80 K.Pickard One pairjeams . , J thirty-five-millimetre spools anal Thirty-one umbrellas. 2. 2.) four packs of twenty spools — “J Forty-eight pairs pantihose . Two pieces fossil wood . °26.4.80 N.J. Klopper Hightshawls . 2... One Rolomaticde Juxe gent’s. watch .. wb 7.12.79 Mr, P. Ngwenya 26.4.80 R.Tlow Fourwigs . .. 1 ow, One Bernodeli firedrm . 20.:2.79 M.Percival Tenscearves . .¢. - ZIMBABWEAN GoVvERNMENT Gazerre, 7rH Novemper, 1980 1061 .
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