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The Kenya Gazette| -THE KENYA GAZETTE | ‘Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol.C—No.5 NAIROBI, 16th January, 1998 Price Sh. 35 GAZETTENOTICES Mes , GazeTTE Norices—(Contd.) , , Pace Pacr The Water Act—Revocations .. 6. 04. oe 42 The Companies Act—Incorporations... tes ygL-T4 The Civil Procedure Act—Appointment .. .. 42 Loss of Share Certificate 75 . Liquor: ‘Licensing ... ae es . 42 Change of Name , 75 The Registration of Titles Aict—Issue of ‘Provisional Disposal of Uncollected Goods 75 Certificates os oe oe . oe . 43,75 The Registered Land Act—Issue of New Land, Title 3 : oo Deeds, etc... ... 43,75 SUPPLEMENT No. 1 Customs and Exdise—Goods Held in fhe Customs Acts, 1998 - Warehouse, Kilindint ;. i . 43-45 PAGB Trade Marks . a oe os . oe 46-53 -The Electric Power Act, 1997 1 The Transport Jicensing Act—Applications .. 54-59 The Co-operative. Societies Act, 1997 ... 127 Probate .and Administration — es ae a 59-60 (Published as Special Issue ion. 9th. January, 1998) [41 42 THE KENYA GAZETTE 16th January, 1998 Gazstre Notice No. 130 THE WATER ACT (Cap. 372) REVOCATION IN EXERCISE of tthe powers conferred by section 23 of the Water Act, the Minister for Land Reclamation, Regional .and Water Development revokes the appointment of the persons named in the second column of the schedule (representing the person or authority) specified in the third column as members of the Walter Catchment Boards specified in the first column: SCHEDULE First Column Second Column | Third Column Lake Victoria (North) Water Catchment G. K. Sum Representative of Provincial Commissioner, Board : Rift Valley Province. Nonthern Ewaso Ng’iro Waiter Board David Some Barno Representative of Provincial Agricultural Board, North-Eastern Province. ‘A. M. Hussein Representative of Provincial Agricultural Board, Nowh-Eastern Province. Tana Waiter Catchment Board L. W. Kimani (Mrs.) Representative of Provincial Commissioner, Eastern Province. H. O. Abdi Representative of Provincial Agricultural Board, Coast Province. 1. M. (Munoru Representative of Provincial Commissioner, Coast Province, Lake Victoria (South) Walter Catchment D. A. Arunga (Dr.) (Deceased) Representative of Provincial Commissioner, Board Nyanza Province. B. C. Maisori Itumbo (Deceased) Representative of Provincial Agricultural Board, Wstern Province. Dated the 11th December, 1997. SIMEON NYACHAE, Minister for Land Reclamation, Regional and Water Development. Gazerre Notice No. 131 Gazerre Notice No. 133 THE WATER ACT (Cap. 372) THE LIQUOR LICENSING ACT REVOCATION (Cap. 121) IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 25 of the THE MaraGua Liquor LIcENSING COURT Water Act, the Minister for Land Reclamation, Regional and Water Development revokes the appointment of— Statutory Meeting ELISHA AKECH CHIENG NOTICE is given that the next statutory meeting of the Maragua Liquor Licensing Court will be held at the District as a member of the Water Apportionment Board. Commissioner’s office, Mariira, on 11th May, 1998. Applications to be considered at this meeting whether for Dated the 11th December, 1997. new, renewal, transfer, removal or conversion of licences should be submitted on the prescribed form G.P. 147 (or form G.P, 148 in case of transfer or removal) in triplicate, with a KSh. SIMEON NYACHAE, 20 adhesive revenue stamp affixed cn the original copy oniy Minister for Land Reclamation, and addressed to the Chairman, Maragua Liquor Licensing Regional and Water Development. Court, P.O. Box 59, Kigumo, so as to reach him on or before 25th March, 1998. Late applications will only be considered if received on or before April, 1998 and on payment of KSh. 500, being late Gazerre Notice No. 132 application fee. THE CIVIL PROCEDURE ACT Applicants for new, transfer, removal or conversion of licences (Cap. 21) must appear in person before the liquor licensing court or be represented by an advocate. Attendance in court by renewal APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF RULES COMMITTEE applicants is optional unless there are objections in which case IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 81 (1) and attendance is desirable. (LA) of the Civil Procedure Act, the Chief Justice appoints— Applicants for renewal must attach photostat copies of their James Ratiri K’Owade, previous licences and send their applications by registered post Syed Kassim Shah, or deliver them by hand. advocates of the High Court of Kenya, to be members of the rules committee. T. L. NGOYONT, Z. R. CHESONI, Chairman, Chief Justice. Maragua Liquor Licensing Court. 16th January, 1998 THE KENYA GAZETTB . 43 Gazette Notice No. 134 Gazerre Notice No. 137 THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT THE REGISTERED LAND ACT (Cap. 281, section 71) (Cap. 300, section 35) IssuUE OF A PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE IssuE OF A New Lanp TirLe DEED WHEREAS The Government of Lesotho, P.O. Box 1387, WHEREASJohn Njoroge Mukiri (ID/1681712), of P.O. Box Maseru, 100 Lesotho, is registered as proprietor of that piece of 20, Githunguri in the Republic of Kenya, is registered as land known as L.R. No. 7258/46,situate in the city of Nairobi, by proprietor in absolute ownership interest of that piece of land virtue of a certificate of title registered as I.R. 21557/1, and containing 5.36 hectares or thereabout,situate in the district of whereassufficient evidence has been adduced to show that the Kiambu, vegistered under title No. Githunguri/Githunguri/788, said certificate of title issued thereof has been lost, notice is given and whereassufficient evidence has been adduced to show that that after the expiration of ninety (90) days from the date hereof, the landtitle deed issued thereof has beenlost, notice is given that I shall issue a provisional certificate of title provided that no after the expiration of sixty (60. days from the date hereof,I shall objection has been received within that period. issue a new land title deed provided that no objection has been received within that period. Dated the 16th January, 1998. Dated the 16th January, 1998. G. P. B. OGENG’O, Land Registrar, Kiambu District. J. M. THUITA, Registrar of Titles, Nairobi. GazeTrE Notice No. 135 GAZETTE Notice No. 138 THE REGISTERED LAND ACT THE REGISTERED LAND ACT (Cap. 300, section 35) (Cap. 300, section 35) IssuE oF A New LAnp TitLe DEED IssuE OF A New LAND TITLE DEED WHEREAS Joseph Musyoki Ngovi, of P.O. Box 1301, WHEREASMunguti Nzau, of P.O. Box 377, Machakosin the Kangundoin the Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietorin Republic of Kenya, is registered as proprietor in absolute absolute ownership interest of that piece of land containing 2.0 ownership interest of that piece of land containing 1.6 hectares or hectares or thereabout, situate in the district of Machakos, thereabout, situate in the district of Machakos, registered under registered under title No. Mavoko Town Block 12/326, and title No. Muputi/Kipandini/709, and whereassufficient evidence whereas sufficient evidence has been adduced to show that the has been adduced to show that the land title deed issued thereof land title deed issued thereof. has been lost, notice is given that has beenlost, notice is given that after the expiration ofsixty (60) after the expiration ofsixty (60) days from the date hereof,I shall days from the date hereof, I shall issue a new land title deed issue a new land title deed provided that no objection has been provided that no objection has been received within that period. received within that period. Dated the 16th January, 1998. Dated the 16th January, 1998. J. M. KIRIMO, J. M. KIRIMO, Land Registrar, Land Registrar, Machakos District. Machakos District. Gazette Notice No. 136 CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DEPARTMENT Goops HELD IN THE Customs WargHOusSE; KILinpINi NOTICEis given that unless the undermentioned goodsare entered and removed from the Customs Warehouse,within twenty-one(21) days from the date of this notice, they will be deemed to have been abandoned to. the Customs and Excise Department. Lot No. Ship’s Name and Date Marks and Numbers Description of Goods 001/98 Agostino Neto/15-8-96 TPHU 601457-9 1x20’ container S.T.C. general merchandise. 002/98 MSC Giovanna/14-5-96 ICSU 358031-1 1X20’ container.S.T.C. 1 crate department store mechandise (kitchen ware). 003/98 Mashallah/23-7-95 MSCU236916-5 1X20’ container S.T.C. 12 cases tampered glass, 3 used office desks, 4 used office chairs. 004/98 Michele/6~11~95 . TEXU 289002-6 1X20’ container S.T.C. 550 packages pheus usages. 005/98 Barbara “D”/23-2-96 MLCU 243840-6 1X20’ container S.T.C. corrugated boxes. 006/98 Victoria Bay/9-10-95 GSTU 701367-0 1x40’ container S.T.C. 14 packages helmets. 007/98 MSC Laura/20-8-95 .. TEXU323912-7 1X20’ container S.T.C. 1 piece used car Lancia Delta, chasssis : No. 2LA831AB000214784, 008/98 Lucy/17-8-97 .. MSCU 229724-0 1X20’ container S.T.C. 534 pieces used tyres. 009/98 WecRotterdam/12-8-93 MSCU 616199-2 1X20’ container S.T.C. electric spares. 010/98 Kosi Bay/28-8-97 GSTU 504015-1 1X20’ container S.T.C. 950: cartons Indian safety matches. 011/98 Kosi Bay/28-8-97 _.. TITLU6768974 1x20’ container S.T.C. 950 cartons Indian safety matches. 012/97 Ned Merwe/16-7-97 .. GSTU 466935-0 1X20’ container S.T.C. 417 cartons porcelain bobbin insulator, THE KENYA GAZETTE 16th January, 1998 Lot No. Ship’s Name and Date Marks and Numbers Description of Goods : 013/97 Buxmaster/17-7-97 CLOU 414397-3 1x40’ container S.T.C. 5 pieces used refrigerators, used 6 tractors rag, EDE333, used International tractor, reg. No. CAN 748, used ploughs. * 014/98 City of Liverpool/1~8-97 LCRU221875-6 1x20’ container $.T.C.
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