THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE COLONY AND PROTECTORATE OF KENYA. Published under the Authority of His Excellency the Governor of the Colony and Protecterate of Kenya. [Vol. XXVI.—No. 961]. NATROBI, August 13, 1924, [Price 50 Cuyrs] Registered as a Newspaper at the G. P. 0. Published every Wednesday. TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE. Govt. Notice No. 270—Arrivals, Departures and Appointments; ete. Lee wes wee 706 ” ” » 2¢1—Crown Lands Ordinance, 1915—Appointments bee ve bee 706 » » » 272A Bill Intituled An Ordinance to Supply a further Sum of Money forfe the Service of the Year ended 3lst December, 1923... 707 » » » 273-—The Hast African Railway Ordinance, 1910—General Rules wea 708 Gen. Notices Nos. 594-618—~Miscellaneous Notices wee tee aes see ...710-716 706 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE August 13, 1924, GovEeRNMENT Notice No. 270. ARRIVALS. Nam Rank From leave or Date of leaving Date of Date of arriva: ° , . 8. Africa. Embarkation. at Kilindini. Appointment. J. A. Burney Permanent Way Inspector ist appt. 22nd July, 1924 22nd July, 1924 30th July, 1924 | MAGISTERIAL WARRANT. SWAHILI EXAMINATION. 8. 19381. Lower Sranparp SwaHiti.—Pass. IN EXERCISE of the powers vested in me, I hereby A. CarRILine, Sorting Office, G.P.O., Nairobi. confer upon Kennett Leggatt Hunter the powers of a T. M. W. Suzpparp, Agricultural Supervisor. Second Class Magistrate within the Trans-Nzoia District, with retrospective effect from 23rd July. E. J. Harrison, European Police Constable. Dr. C. H. Brennan, Medical Officer. Nairobi, O. Gipert, Acting Director of Land Surveys. 60th July, 1924. G. Fannry, District Surveyor. : R. T. CORYNDON, . J. Gosprn, Acting Chief Computer. Governor. mae . LE. Nzsror, Computer. APPOINTMENTS. F. O’Farrett, Computer. S. 18816 /2004, G. McKay, Computer. / HS Epwarp Josrru O’FarReEwt, to be Acting Deputy Registrar A. G. Hansarp, Draughtsman. of the Supreme Court, with effect from the 22nd July, e 1924. PrRomovion IN GRADE. 8. 240/11. H. H. L. Hicerns, European Police Constable. Crctt Moore Dozgzs, to be District Commissioner, Kyambu, H. C. Hore, European Police Constable. with effect from the 5th June, 1924, B. Wooprorrz, European Police Constable. 8. 2369. J. E. 8. MERRICK, Sypney Herpert Fazan, to be Resident Commissioner, for Colonial Secretary. Mombasa, with effect from the 14th July, 1924. Government Noticy Ne. 271, CROWN LANDS ORDINANCE, 1915. APPOINTMENTS. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint the following officers to be Assistant Land Officers (in addition to their other duties) for the purposes of Sections 51, 52 and 53 of the Crown Lands Ordinance, 1915, with reference to the following areas :— Designation of Officer. Description of Area. Boundary. District Commissioner, Malindi Pumwani, Mijomboni Vide Land and Mida Settlements Surveys Boundary Plan No, 21. Assistant District Commissioner Tezo & Mavveni Settlements ” i/e Kilifi Resident Commissioner, Miritine Settlement see ’ Mombasa By command of His Excellency the Governor. ’ Nairobi, This 6th day of August, 1924. E. B. DENHAM, Colonial Secretary. August 13, 1924. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE “i oS I COLONY AND PROTECTORATE OF KENYA, GovernvEent Notice No. 272. ‘q 1 ~ . His Excellency the Governor has approved of the following Bill being introdaced: 4 during‘ the next, a . “f . Session cf the Legislative Council. - : BH. d. WADDINGTON, Clerk to the Legislative Council. A Bul imtituled An Ordinance to Supply a further Sum of Money for the Service of the Year ended 31st December, 1928. 1. This Ordinance may be cited as ‘“‘The Supplementary Short Title. Appropriation Ordinance, 1924.” 2. The public revenue for the period Ist January to 31st Public Re- December, 1923, and other funds of the Colony and Protectorate 77" d of Kenya are hereby charged towards the service of the period nse’ 1st January to 8lst December, 1928, with a further sum of five hundred and one thousand, six hundred and eleven pounds, sixteen shillings and one cent, in addition to the sums provided by the Appropriation Ordinance No. 9of 1923. 83. The money, granted by this Ordinance shall be applied Application to the purposes and services expressed in the Schedule annexed of money hereto. granted, 4. The Treasurer of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya Treasurer’s is hereby given authority for having paid out of the revenue and ®Uthority for other funds of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, for the Payment. several services specified in the Schedule, the said sum of five hundred and one thousand, six hundred and eleven pounds, sixteen shillings and one cent, which have come in course of payment during the period 1st January to 8lst December, 1928. SCHEDULE. § Shs. Cts. 1. .... Public Debt Funded we ves ves 26 6 17 3. ... Pensions and Gratuities ... ee wae 2,800 9 40 5. ... Secretariat ... wee bee wee 771 12 37 8. ... Treasury wee oa 1,357 12 69 10. ... Port and Marine Departments wee wee 254 15 52 11. .... Audit Department vee wee wes 998 6 381 93. ... Land Department vee wes as 4,008 19 99 25. ... Miscellaneous Services... wes ... 124,905 — 388 26. ... Interest on wee 3,866 12 34 27. ... Publie Works Department wes wee 7,251 8 86 29. ... Public Works Extraordinary . .. 26,085 19 61 32. ... Medical Department—Extraordinary vee 2,290 6 56 33. ... Education—Hxtraordinary Le vee 2,582 17 79 84. .... Military—Hextraordinary ... 316,957 — 52 37, ... Agricultural Department—Bxtraordinary vee 1,248 16 19 38. ... Land Department—HExtraordinary ... ves 548 15 OL 39. ... Protectorate Share of War Expenses wes 5,666 15 40 £501,611 16 O12 708 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE August 13, 1924. Governmenr Notice No. 273. S. 3479/2. THE HAST AFRICA RAILWAYS ORDINANCE, 1910. GENERAL RULES. IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Section 47 of the East Africa Railways Ordinance, 1910, the Uganda Railway Administration with the sanction of the Governor-in-Council, has made the following General Rules. These Rules maybe cited as ‘The Railway General (Amend- ment) Rules, 1924,’’ and shall be read as one with the Railway General Rules, 1928, hereinafter referred to as ‘‘the Principal Rules.” 1. Clause (16), Sub-clause (¢) of Rule 1 of the Principal Rules is hereby cancelled and the following sub-clause substituted ‘theretor :— “‘(c) Anyy other pperson actingg in charge8 of a station. “Haplanation:—The Senior Railway Servant actually and in fact on duty within station limits shall be deemed to be the Station Master.”’ 2. Clause (c) of Rule 31 of the Principal Rules is hereby amended by the addition thereto of the following paragraph :— “‘An officer’s coach or a damaged truck shall not be attached behind a brake van except during daylight. In such a case the tail light must be securely wired on to the rear buffer of such coach in order to denote that ib is the last vehicle.’ 8. Rule 31 of the Principal Ruies is hereby further amended by the addition thereto of the following clause :— “(f) Engines working outside station limits, with or without vehicles attached, shall carry two white side lights in front.’’ 4. Clause (a) of Bule 61 of the Principal Rules is hereby amended. by the addition thereto of the following sentence :— “On no account may this duty be performed by any member of the menial staff (such as a native pointsman), nor may the custody of ‘authorities to proceed’ be entrusted to such person. B. Clause (d) and Clause (e), Sub-clause (v) of Rule 62 of the Principal Rules are hereby cancelled. 6. Rule 68 of the Principal Rules is hereby cancelled. 7. Rule 69 of the Principal Rules is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the words ‘‘on either side.’’ 8. Rule 175 of the Principal Rules is hereby amended by the addition thereto of the following sentence :— “Ae must also sound the whistle whenever the train is about to pass through astation without stopping.’’ 9. Rule 176 of the Principal Rules is hereby amended by adding the words ‘‘and when approaching alevel crossing”’ after the word ‘‘tunnel’’ whenever that word appears therein. Nairobi, Dated this 8th day of August, 1924. 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