OFFICIAL GAZETTE COLONY AND PROTECTORATE OF ......OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE COLONY AND PROTECTORATE OF KENYA. Published under the Authority of His Excellency the Governor of the Colony

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

OF THE

COLONY AND PROTECTORATE OF KENYA.Published under the Authority of His Excellency the Governor of the

Colony and Protectorate of Kenya.

[Vol. XXV.—No. 913] NAIROBI, November 21, 1923. [Price 50 Cents|

Registered as a Newspaper at the G. P. 0. Published every Wednesday.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Pace.

Govt. Notice No, 394—Arrivals, Departure and Appointments,etc.... eee ves 910

a 5 a 395—A Bill intituled an Ordinance further to Amend the Motor

Traffic Ordinance, 1915 bes ngs ve wes 911

Proclamation No. 107—The Game Ordinance, 1921 wee wes bes ves 912

Proclamation Nos. 108-115—The Diseases of Animals Ordinance, 1906... Lee 912-913

Govt, Notice No. 396-—The Indian Telegraph Act, 1885—Rules_... wee ves 913

» 0 » 397—The Motor Traffic Ordinance, 1915—Rules ... bes Lae 913

» a » 398-899—The Game Ordinance, 1921—Notices under... wee bes 914+

» » » 400—Monsieur H.van der Straeten to act as Consul of Belginm at

Dar-es-Salaam for Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika Territory

and Zanzibar... ves wee ee vee ves 914

” ” ” 401—Estate Duty Ordinance, 1918—Appomtment of Assistant

Estate Duty Commissioner bee vee wee bes 914

Gen. Notices Nos. 918-929—-Miscellaneous Notices ... ve vee ves ... 914-919

910 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE November 21, 1923.

Government Notice No. 394.

ARRIVALS.

From leave or Date of leaving | Date of DName. Rank. on lst oe le nd E ba scat ate of aed

. Appointment, gland, mbarkation. at Kilindini.

|

Lt. §. B. McConnell | 8rd K. A. Rifles

A. Wye | Forester |

| 1st appointment

Leave

Oct. 28rd, 1928 |Oct. 25th, 1928 |Nov. 12th, 19238

Oct, 24th, 1923 clo. do,

DEPARTURE.

Name. | Rank, On leave or terminationof appointment. Date of Departure,

BE. R, Sweetman R. Q. M.S., K. A. Rifles

APPOINTMENTS.

8. 7314.

Witiiam Stans Hawxins, to be Assistant) District Commis-sioner, Nandi, Nyanza Province, with effect from the

30th September, 1923.

S. 15762.

Atgert Tuomas Rosinson, Inspector of Police, to be Acting

Quartermaster of Police, with effect from the drd

November, 1923.

S. 1326.

Samust Frepericx Drcx, to be Principal Labour Inspector,with effect from the 28th October, 1923.

MAGISTERIAL WARRANTS.

S. 22380.Sie Howarp Granam Expuinsrone, Bart., to be a Magis-trate of the Second Class, with power to hold a SubordinateCourt of the Second Class, whilst holding his presentappointment as Assistant District Commissioner, CentralKavirondo, Nyanza Province.

SECRETARIAT,

Natrosi,

21st November, 1923.

Leave November 10th, 1923

| __

8. 7314.

Wiiitam Stapz Hawxrns, to be a Magistrate of the SecondClass, with power to hold a Subordinate Court of theSecond Class in the Nandi District, Nyanza Provincewhilst holding his present appointment as Assistant

District Commissioner, Nandi, with effect from 30thSeptember, 1923.

SWAHILI EXaMENATION, 1°!‘TE

Lower Stanparp Swauitr (Pass).

G. A. Hormes, Permanent Way Inspector, Uganda Railway.

H. Buackwecr, European Police Constable, Kenya Police.

Dr. J. O. Beven, Medical Officer, Medical Department.

J. F. Gruic, Stock Inspector, Veterinary Department.

G. A. 8. NORTHCOTE,

for Colonial Secretary.

November 21, 1923. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE 911

COLONY AND PROTECTORATE OF KENYA.

Government Notice No. 395.

The following Bill is published for information and criticism :—

10

A Pill

intituled

An Ordinance further to Amend the Motor Traffic

Ordinance, 1915.

i. This Ordinance may be cited as “The Motor Traffic(Amendment) Ordinance, 1923,” and shall be read as one withThe Motor Traffic Ordinance, 1921, hereinafter called ‘‘thePrincipal Ordinance.”’

2, Section 9 of the Principal Ordinance, as repealed andsubstituted by Section 5 of the Motor Traffic (Amendment)Ordinance, 1921, is hereby repealed, and the following sectionsubstituted therefor :—

“9. The fees set forth in the fourth Schedule heretonunexed shall be payable in respect of any licence for a motor-car or carrlage or in respect of any other matter or thing forwhich under this Ordinance fees are payable.”

8. The burden of proving that alicence or a certificate hasbeen issued under any provision of the Principal Ordinance shaillie on the person charged with contravening such provision.

THe Fourrn ScHEDULE.

1. Licences for whole year.8.

(a) For a motor-cyele not exceeding 3 h.p. Lee 15

(b) For a motor-cycle exceeding 3 h.p. ... on. 20

(c) For a motor-car with rubber tyres not exceeding12 hep. vee ves ve ve 60

(d) For a motor-car with rubber tyres exceeding42 hep. Lee Les bee . 100

(e) For a motor-car without rubber tyres we 10

(f) For a carriage ... wee wee we 10

2. Licences for half-year.

(a) For a motor-cycle not cx2eeding 3 h.p. vee 10

(b) For a motor-cycle excecding 3 h.p. ... ves 14

(ec) For a motor-car with rubber tyres not exceeding

12 hp. wee Lee Lee ve 40

(d) For a motor-car with rubber tyres exceeding

12 hp. vee we wes vee 60

(e) For a motor-car without rubber tyres

(f) For a carriage ... Le vee wes 6

3. For a Certificate of Competency ve we 30

4. For a general Identification Mark, annually . 200

S. 8910/8.

Shorttitle.

Amendment of

Section 9 of

the Principal

Ordinance.

Burden of

proof,

912 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE November 21, 1928.

Prociamarion Ne, 107. 8. 7960.

THE GAME ORDINANCE, 1921.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISEof the powers conferred upon theGovernor-in-Council by the Game Ordinance, 1921,Section 15, I, Edward Brandis Denham, Companionof the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michaeland Saint George, Governor’s Deputy of the Colonyand Protectorate of Kenya, do hereby prohibit theuse of a motor vehicle for the purpose of pursuing orcapturing game. And I do hereby further proclaimand declare that this prohibition shall not extend tothe pursuing or capturing of game on any privatelyowned land in any case where the permission of theowner or his agent or the occupier of such land hasbeen obtained in that behalf.

Given under my hand at Nairobi this 16th day of

November, 1923.

BE. B. DENHAM,

Governor’s Deputy.

GOD SAVE THEKING.

Procramation No. 108. S. 1967/8.

THE DISEASES OF ANIMALS

ORDINANCH, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

Infected Areas (Hast Coast Fever),

IN EXERCISEof the powers thereunto enablingme, I hereby declare that Proclamation No. 3 of1922 be amended by revoking the description of thearea therein defined and substituting therefore thefollowing :—

(4) That portion of the Kenya Provincebounded on the North and West by a line com-mencing at the Lorian Swamp; thence followingthe Uaso Nyiro River up-stream to Archer’s Post;thence in a Southerly direction following theArcher's Post-Meru Road to its junction with thenew <Archer’s Post-Isiolo Road; thence following

the latter road in a Southerly direction to theNorth-eastern boundary of the grazing areademarcated for the use of the K.A.R. Supply andTransport Oxen; thence in a Southerly directionfollowing the Easterly boundary of that area tothe Meru-Nyeri Road; thence in a Westerly direc-tion following the Meru-Nyeri Road to the Mara-nia (Isiolo) River; thence following the MaraniaRiver up-stream to the South-eastern corner ofFarm No. 2823; thence in a Westerly directionfollowing the Southern boundaries of Farms Nos.2828, 2821, 2820, 2817 and 2816 to the NgareNdare River; thence following the Ngare NdareRiver up-stream to its source on the slopes ofMount Kenya; thence across Mount Kenyain astraight line to the source of the Nairobi River;thenee following the Nairobi River down-streamto the North-east corner of Farm No. 1286;thence following the Northern boundaries of FarmsNos. 1236 and 1235 to the Northern corner ofFarm No. 1285; thence by the Western boundaryof.that farm to the Rongai River; thence followingthat river down-stream to its junction with theAmboni River; thence following the Amboni Riverup-stream to its source in the Aberdare Mountains.

Given under my hand at Na‘robi this 7th dayof November, 1928. ;

W. KENNEDY.Chief Veterinary Officer.

Proclamation No. 109. 8. 1967/VI.

THE DISEASES OF ANIMALSORDINANCE, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISEof the powers thereunto enablingme, I hereby declare the following portion of aProclamation to be revoked.

That portion of Proclamation No. 117, dated the12th day of August, 1921, declaring Farm No.154, Mrs. Duirs, Limoru, to be an infected area(ast Coast Fever).

Given under my hand at Nairobi this 10th day ofNovember, 1923.

W. KENNEDY,Chief Veterinary Officer.

Procuamation No, 110, S. 1967/VI.


ORDINANCE, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISE of the powers thereunto enablingme, I hereby declare that the following portions ofProclamations be revoked.

These portions of Proclamat'on No. 127, datedthe 10th day of November, 1922, and Proclama-tion No. 60, dated the 19th day of July, 1923,declaring “‘B’’ Road, from the Eastern boundaryof Mr. J. Hudson’s farm to Mr. Hubert Scott’sfarm, to a point a few yards past the secondentrance to the Wattle Factory on the Kyambuside, Limoru District, to be an infected area(Kast Coast Fever).

Given under my hand at Na‘robi this 12th day ofNovember, 1923.

W. KENNEDY,

Chief Veterinary Officer.

PROCLAMATION No. 11). S. 1967/VT.

THE DISHASES OF ANIMALS

ORDINANCE, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISEof the powers thereunto enablingme, I hereby declare the following farm to be aninfected area. (Rinderpest) for the purposes of theaforesaid Ordinance.

Farm No. 1850, Donyo Sabuk, Machakos District,Mr. G. Stuart Watt.

Given under my hand at Nairobi this 12th day ofNovember, 1923.

W. KENNEDY,


November 21; 1928. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE 913

Proctamation No. 112, 8. 1967/VI.


ORDINANCE, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISE of the powers thereunto enablingme, I hereby declare the following farms to beinfected areas (Foot and Mouth Disease) for the pur-poses of the aforesaid Ordinance.

Farm No. 412/2/1, Naivasha, Mr.Attenborough.

Farm No, 425/2/16, Upper Gilgil, Dr. Forbes.

Given under my hand at Nairobi this 14th dayof November, 1928.

H. W.


Prociamation No, 118. S. 1967/VT.

THEDISEASES OF ANIMALS

ORDINANCE, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISEof the powers thereunto enablingme, I hereby declare the following portion of aProciamation to be revoked.

That portion of Proclamation No. 95, dated the19th day of October, 1928, declaring ManeraFarm, Naivasha, Manager, R. Homewood,Esq., to be an infected area (Foot and MouthDisease).

Crven under my hand at Nairobi this 15th day ofNovember, 1928.


Prochamation No, 14. S. 1967/VI.

THE DISHASES OF ANIMALS

ORDINANCE, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISE of the powers thereuntce enablngme, I hereby declare the following area to be aninfected area (Foot and Mouth Disease) for the pur-poses of the aforesaid Ordinance.

Kyambu Township.

Given under my hand at Naircbi this 15th dayofNovember, 1928.

W. KENNEDY,


PRocLAMATION No. 115.

THE DISEASES OF ANIMALSORDINANCE, 1906.

PROCLAMATION.

IN EXERCISEof the powers thereunto enabl'ngme, I hereby declare the following farms to beinfected areas (Rinderpest) for the purposes of theaforesaid Ordinance.

Karamiat Estates, Farms Nos. 749, 764, 765/2/2

1766/3, Eldoret District.

Given under my hand at Nairobi th’s 16th day ofNovember, 1928.


S.1967/VI.

Government Notice No. 396. S..105/2.

THE. INDIAN TELEGRAPH ACT, 1885.

RULES.

IN EXERCISEof the powers conferred upon himby the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885, as applied to theColony and Protectorate, His Excellency theGovernor-in-Council has been pleased to make thefollowing Rules :—

1. These Rules may be cited as ‘The TelegraphRules, 1923,’’ and shall have effect from the 1stday of November, 1928.

2. “Plain Language Cable Letter Telegrams”will be accepted for transm'ssion from all TelegraphOffices in the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya,other than Kismayu, to places in Great Britain andIreland, on payment of the following rates :—

For the first 20 words or

part of 20 words Shs. 18

For each word in excess of 20 65 ets.

3. The text of such telegrams shall be in plainEnglish or French.

4. Suco telegrams may be ‘‘Reply Paid.”Ordinary rates will be charged for such reply.

5. Such telegrams will be accepted for suchtransmission on anv day, except Sunday, for normaldelivery 48 hours after the time of such acéeptance.

6. Subject to the cond'tions hereinbefore con-tamed, the same Rules will be applied to suchtelegrams as are applied to ‘‘Deferred Telegrams.”’

By command of His Excellency the Governor-in-Council.

Nairobi,

14th ‘November, 1923.

E. J. WADDINGTON,

Clerk of Councils.

GOVERNMENT Novice No, 397, 8. 8910/3.

THE MOTOR TRAFFIC ORDINANCE, 1915.

RuueEs.

IN BXERCISE of the powers conferred upon him,by the Motor Traffic Ordinance, 1915, Hs Excellency

the Governor-in-Council has been pleased to makethe following Rules :—

1. These Rules may be cited as ‘“‘The MotorTraffic (Amendment) Rules, 1928,’’ and shall beread as one wth the Motor Traffie Rules, 1915,hereinafter referred to as ‘‘the Principal Rules.’’

2. Rule 11 of the Principal Rules is herebyamended by the deletion of the words ‘‘sunset andsunrise’? and by the substitution therefor of thefigures and letters ‘6-15. p.m. and 5-45 a.m.”’

3. The schedule attached to Government Not'ceNo. 86, dated Nairobi the 18th day of March, 1919,is hereby cancelled.

By command of His Excellency the Governor-in-Council.

Nairobi,

This 19th day of November, 1928.

E. J. WADDINGTON,

Clerk to the Executive Council.

ergod AHOriol@AmnitT November 21,°1928:

Government Norton No. 398. 8, 22032/s.

THE GAMB ORDINANCE,‘1921. °°

Novices,

HIS Excellency the Governor has. been pleasedto appoint :—

1. Arthur Frederick Dudgeon, Risa,

2. Oswald Dixon, Esq.

3. Major Sydney Armstrong. —

4, Sir Northrup McMillan, Kt.

to be Honorary Game Wardens under Section (3)of the above Ordinance.

Nairobi,

10th November, 1923.

G, A. 8. NORTHCOTE,

for Colomal Secretary.

Government Nottce No. 399, S. 22032/2.

THE GAME ORDINANCE, 1921.

Notice.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleasedto appo:nt:—

(a) Rudolf Mason Anderson, Esq.

(b) Harold Chester Croker de la Poer, Esq.,

to be Honorary Game Wardens under Section (3)of the above Ordinance.

Nairobi,

5lth November, 1928.

G. A. 8. NORTHCOTE,


Governmest Novice No. 400.

NOTICE.

TT is notified for puolic imformaticn that theKing’s Exequatur empowering Monsieur H. van derStraeten to act as Consul of Belgium at Dar-es-Salaam for Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika Terr.toryand Zanzibar, received His Majesty’s signature on

January the 20th, 1923.

Secretariat,

Natrobi, 18th November, 1928.

G, A. S. NORTHCOTE,


S. 3880/11

Government Notice No. 401. S. 74/3.

ESTATE DUTY ORDINANCE, 1918.

APPOINTMENT or Assistant Esrats Dury

COMMISSIONER.

THE Estate Duty Commissioners in exercise ofthe powers conferred on them by the Estate DutyOrdinance, 1918, .and with the approval of theGroverncr-in-Council, -hereby appoint Herbert Ernest

George Milstead, Egq., of Ka-robi, vice John HerbertNibloek- Stuart, Hsq., with effec. from the 22ndOctober, 1923, to be an Assistant Estate Duty Com-

missioner for the Provinces of Ukamba, Kenya,Naivasha and Nyanza under the aforesa’d Ordinance.

(even under our hands at Nairobi this 19th dayof October, 1923.

IVON L. 0. GOWER,Acting Attorney General.

_&. CLIFTON GRANNUM,Treasurer.

GEnpRAL Notice No. 913. ° S. 215595.

NOTICE.-

NATIVE Lrquon Oxpmancr,4991,

THE. Resident Commissioner, ‘Mombasa, will sitat the Resident Commissioner’s Office, at 9 a.m. onthe 8rd December, 1923, to consider and determine |all applications for the granting , renewal, transfer,’removal and refusal of any licence under the aboveOrdinance for and in respect of which notice hasbeen given,

T. AINSWORTH DICKSON,

Resident Commissioner.

GENERAL Notice No. 914,

THEDISEASES OF ANIMALS

ORDINANCE, 1906.

RESIGNATION.

MAJOR Parker Toulson, Farm No. 180, P.O.Soy, resigns his appointment as Honorary PermitIssuer.

Nairobi,14th November, 1923.


GENERAL Novice No. 915,

THE MINING ORDINANCE, 1912.

Seite Prospecting Licence No. 52.

THEabove licence has becn granted to Mr. J.Maxwell of Kisumu for a term of six months fromthe 4th November, 1923, over five square miles near

Loigorien Hill in the Masai Reserve and movrepart.cularly shown on a Map No. AI. 887A depositedin my office.

Nairobi,

4th November, 1928.

H. T. MARTIN,

Commissioner of Mines.

GENERAL Novick No. $16.

UGANDA RAIWAY.

SAILING oF Rounp Lake SreaMeEr.

ON her voyage ex-Kisumu on 15th November,1928, the S.5. “‘Usoga’’ will leave Jinja at day-break on Sunday morning the 25th instant insteadof-on Friday the 28rd instant as advertised.

d3The tug ‘‘Kavirondo’’ will leave Jinja on

Friday the 23rd instant picking up passengers andcargo from Majanji.

Office of the General Manager,

Nairobi, 12th November, 1928.

C. L. N. FELLING,

General Manager.

November 21; .49231 THEOFFICIAL(GAZETTE 915

Genera Noritce No. 894.

oe NOTICE. |3ap BarraLion Kine’s AFRICANRirnus. —

“A”? RESERVE.

- 4994 AnnuaL TRAINING: CouRsE.

IT is notified for general information that the

8rd King’s African Rifles “‘A’’ Reserve will be

calied out-on the Ist January, 1924, for the Annual

Course of one month’s training under the Officer

Commanding ‘‘A’’ Reserve, training at Nairobi.

Eyrraininc aNp Despatch or Reservists.

All Reservists :—

Resident in Kisumu including Kisii and

Mumias district will entrain at Kisumu Station

at or about 7-25 a.m. on 8lst December, 1923.

Resident in Nandi area, entrain at Mohoroni

Station at 9-25 a.m. on 8lst December, 1923.

Resident in Lumbwa area, entrain at Lumbwa

Station at 12 noon on 8lst December, 1923.

Resident in Eldama Ravine and Kabarnet,

entrain at Londiani Station at 2-15 p.m. on

Sist December, 1928.

2. Tt is requested that all concerned will kindly

wern any Reservists resident in their distr-cts

and/or employed on farms to reportto the District

Commissioners of the station at which they are to

to be entrained for Nairobi on the day previous to

the date specified for entraining.

Nairobi,

3th November, 1928.

C. G. DURHAM, Major

for Officer Commanding Troops,

Colony of Kenya and Hast Africa Protectorate.

GeveraLt Notice No. 836.:

IN HIS MAJESTY’S SUPREME COURT

OF KENYA.

To all to whom it may concern.

TAKE NOTICE that objections to the list of

Jurors and Assessors liable to be summoned before

the Supreme Court to serve during the year 1928-24

for the Province of Kenya, will be heard and deter-

mined by the Judge of the Supreme Court and the

Assistant Resident Commissioner, Nyeri, on Satur-

day the 24th day of November, 1923, at 10 a.m. at

tke sittings of the Supreme Court at Nyeri.

The lish was published in the Official Gazette,

Supplement No. 3 on the 4th July, 1923. ¢

B. STONE,Acting. Registrar.

Nairobi,

26th October, 1928.

GeweraL Novice No. 859.

UGANDA RAILWAY.

TENDERS FoR THE SUPPLY oF UNIFORMS.

TENDERS are invited for the supply of uniforms .for the staff for 12 months ending 3ist Decqember,1924.“4. Forms of contract and lists of approximate *}requirements may be obtained at the Chief Store:keeper’s Office, Nairobi; or Railway Stores Office,’Ahilindini.

2. Samples of materials and woven designations’ ”’roust be submitted with tenders:

‘20th November, 1923.

8. Sealed tenders, marked.:‘‘Tenders for -Uni-forms,’’ should reach the Chief Storekeeper, UgandaRailway,:Nairobi (P.. O. Box .40), on;or before -the30thNovember, 1923, after whichdate notenderswill be considered. + PP

4. The lowest or any tender not necessarilyaccepted.: : fe ERT

Nairobi,

29th October, 1923. an .Cc. L. N. FELLING, ~~

General Manager.

General Notice No. 860.

UGANDA RAILWAY.

Stores DEPARTMENT, CATERING SECTION.

TENDERSare invited for the supply of provisions(incruding locally grown tea and coffee beans),wines, spirits, beers, mineral waters, tobacco,cigarettes, &c., from the 1st January to dist

December, 1924. _

1. Only approximate quantities of requirementscan be given, as per lists which can be inspected atthe Railway Stores Office, at Nairobi and Kilindini.The Railway does not undertake to order all theitems or quantities shewn on such lists.

2. Orders will be placed from time to time duringthe period stipulated for such articles and for suchquantities as may be required.

Q3. Quotations should be for delivery either atthe Raiiway Stores, Nairobi or Kilindini (Depot tobe specified) and should include cost of packing, &c.

4. The brands and sizes of the packing to bespecified against each item, and the prices to includethe full quantity in sound condition.

5. Further particulars may be obtained from theChief Storekeeper’s Office, Nairobi.

6. ‘Tenders in sealed envelopes marked ‘Tendersfor Catering Stores’’ should reach the Chief Store-keeper, Uganda Railway, Nairobi (P. O. Box 49) onor before the 30th November, 1928, after which dateno tenders will be considered.

7. The lowest or any tender not necessarilyaccepted.

Nairobi,

29th October, 1928._¢. i. N. FELLING,

General Manuger.

GENERAL Novick No. 917,

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

ApnivaL of Kexya Alams in ENGLAND.

IT is notified for general information that themails despatched from Mombasa on the under-mentioned dates arrived in England as stated.

Date of despatch+ - | .Name of Vessel by Date of arrival’

from Mombasa, which despatched. } in England.

|

28th Oct., 1923 ena fate8.8.“ Agay ley 15th Nov., 1923,

Rideau” |

26th Oct., 1923 | 8.5. “Rijper- 18th Nov., 1923.| kerk” |

-General Post Office,Nairobi,

_ W.G. M, MACDONALD,for Acting Postmaster General,

Kenya and Uganda,

916 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE November 2], 1923.

GewneraL Notice No. 786.

IN HIS MAJESTY’S COURT OF APPEAL

FOR EASTERN AFRICA.

THE next Session of Fis Majesty’s Court ofAppeal for Eastern Africa has been fixed to beholden at Nairobi and to commence on Mondaythe 38rd day of December, 1923, or as soonthereafter as cases can be heard. |

All appeal papers should be forwarded to theRegistrar, His Majesty’s Court of Appeal forEastern Africa at Nairobi not later than the}3!stday of October, 1923.

Nairobi,

Ath October, 1928. B. STONE,

Ag. Registrar.HM. Court of Appeal

for Eastern Africa.

CAUSE LIST.

For HEARING on 3ep Decumpur, 1928, ar Natron.

Appeal No. (Crit Appellant. | Respondent. a Appeal from.

5 of 1923 Criminal Moberu s/o Mocha Rex | Cr. Case H. M. Supreme Court of| No, 24/28 Kenya, dittings held at

Kisumu. :

6 of 1923 | ,, Roigwati Ole Nombasa’ Rex Cr. Case Ht. M. Supreme Court. of| | No, 64/23]. Kenya, Sittings held at

Narok.7ot 1923) ,, Kotoiya Ole Sanja Rex Cr Case do,

No. 61/25Sof 19238, Numuriek (alias) Rex Cr. Case do.

Nunurel Ole Kuyoni: No, 61/239 of 19238 5 ,, Kishoinboo Ole Siololo| Rex | Cr. Case do.

| No. 61/2310 of 1923 5, ) Tmbitor Ole Kailaa | Rex Cr, Case du.

: | No, 61/23Ti of 1923, ,, Obitia Ole Laan Rex Cr, Case | do.

. | No. 62/2312 of 1923), Masia Ole Kilogoni | Rex Cr. Case do

| | | No. 62/2313 of 1923), Mwandaga wa Rex | Cr. Case H. M. Supreme Court of

Mwarundi No, 656/23) Kenya at Nairobi.

14 0£ 1923, ,, Hamisi bin Mwanthabui Rex | Cr. Case H. M. Supreme Court ofNo. 90/23} Kenya at Mombasa.

15 of 1923 |G, Abarufu wa Bellesa | Rex Cr. Case i. M. Supreme Court of! | No. 106/23 Kenya, Sittings held at| Lamu.

16 of 1923) ,, Petero Lubwana Rex Gr. Case H. OM. High Court of| No, 3/23) Uganda, in the District

Registry at Kampala.17 of 1923 5 ,, Enifasi Kafuko s/o | Rex Cr.Session |H. M. High Court of

Bikaba

Civil A. A. Visram

Case No.6/28; Uganda, in the DistrictRegistry at Jinja.

aCivil Case2 of 1928 |

15 of 1923 |i 23q

16 of 1925

17 of 1923

18 of 1923

19 of 1923 23

20 of 1923 ” Musaji Jivanji

Kassamali Bahadurali

Mawji

Hirji Jivani & Co.

Valentine Saldanha

Jiwa Aboo

Sheriff Abdulla binMohamed

Joseph M. R.Mulindwa

Gu. B. Gill and F,A. Pemister,Receivers ofChilds & Joseph

1. Jan MohamedHassam and

Kara Vasta,| Receivers of

Rehmtulla

| Daya & Bros.|; Harold John «

| Morland

| Benjamim

|

|

| 2,

Bap-

tista Correa.

Husen Saleh Mo-

hamed

| Awena binti Abedi No. 99/22

Civil CaseNo. 154/22

InsolvencyCause No,

3/18

Civil CaseNo. 38/22

Crvil CaseNo. 1382/23



HH. H. M. High Courtof Ugandaat Kampala.

H. M. Supreme Court ofKenya at Mombasa.

do.

do.

Withdrawn. Application forremission of Costs.

M. Supreme Court ofKenya at Nairobi. .

do.


Geverat Notice No, 872.NOTICE.

HIS HONOUR Mr. Justice Pickering will proceed on Circuit and hold. sittings of theSupreme Court of Kenya at th. places and on the dates hereinafter mentioned.

CAUSE LIST.

Fort Hatt, 22np Novemser, 1923.

Criminal Case No. 105 of 1928. Rex vs.

120 of 1928. Rex Us.

Muchiri wa Gateri.

2” 2 ” Negugi wa Kariri.

Nyert, 24rH Novemper, 1923.

Objections to Jurors and Assessors Lists for Kenya Province.

Criminal. Case No. 124 of 1923. Rex Us, Maingi wa Mwitu.

Emsu, 26rH Novemser, 1923.

Criminal Case No. 112 of 1923. Rex vs, 1, Muruatetu wa Kanyaguti,

2. EH. B. U. 770175, Mwanga waM. Marure.

B. STONE,Supreme Court,

Acting Registrar.Nairobi, 26th October, 1928.

Genurat Notice No. 918.NOTICE.

Unper Secrron 25°(3) or tHe Liquor Orpinance, 1909,

Nyanza Province.

THE following application has been received for the consideration of the NyanzaLicensing Court, which will be held at the Senior Commissioner’s Office, Nyanza, Kisumu,on Monday the 10th December, 1923, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon :—

* Class of Iicence. Premises.Name of Applicant.[i|I|

H. R. Hine, European Stores

oe

|Kisumu,

15th November, 1923,

Wine Merchants’ and Grocers’Liquor Licence

Premises formerly occupied byB.E.A. DOC at Lumbwa Station,

|

N. A. KENYON-SLANEY,

Ag. Senior Commissioner, Nyanza.

Guoveran Novick No. 919.

CURRENCY BOARD.

Notice,

NOTICHis hereby giventhat the Left-hand half

of Currency Note No. + 24918 for Shs. 5 has been

presented to the Currency Officer for payment by

National Bank of South Africa Ltd., Mombasa.

Any person claiming to be entitled to payment in

respect of the said half note should communicate

forthwith with the Currency Officer. In the

absence of any such claim being established

within three months of this date, payment for, the

said half note will be made to the said National

Bank of South Africa Ltd., Mombasa, and the

half note will be cancelled.

Mombasa,

6th November, 1923.

R OLIFTON GRANNUM,

Currency Officer.

GENERAL Notice No. 920.

PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION.

SupREME Court Causz No. 20 or 1923.

IN THE MATTER OF STEPHEN ELLIS, DECEASED.

To all to whom it may concern.PURSUANT to an order of the Supreme Court of the

Colony of Kenya, dated the 6th day of November, 1923, bywhich the undersigned were appointed Executors of theestate and effects of the late Stephen Ellis, who died atNairobi on the 1déth day of September, 1923.

TAKE NOTICE that all persons having any claimsagainst the estate of the said Stephen Ellis are required tolodge and prove such claims before us the undersigned onor before the 2ist day of December, 1923, after which dateonly the claims so proved will be paid and the estate dis-tributed according to law.

Nairobi,Dated this 21st day of November, 1923.

E. W. ELLIS,

W. A. PAILTHORPE,

J. STEVENSON,

Executors.c/o RALSTON & KAPLAN,

Box 507,Solicitors, Nairobi.

918 | THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE November 21, 1923.

GenerraL Notice No. 921.

IN HIS MAJESTY’S SUPREME COURT OF KENYA,AT NATROBI- ‘


Cause No. 27 or 1923.

Novice or APPLICATION FoR FROBATE oF THE WILL OF.

Capr. G. H. R. Hurst, M.C., tare or ELporet,

DECEASED.

TAKE NOTICE that application having been made inthis Court by Charles William Hurst of Eldoret, for Pro-bate of the Will of Capt. G. H. R. Hurst, late of Eidoret,who died in Kilwa District in Tanganyika Territory on the

25th day of August, 1923, this Court will proceed to make a

decree in the same unless cause be shown to the contraryand appearance in this respect entered on or before the 5thday of December, 1923.

Nairobi,

15th November, 1923.G. H. PICKERING,

Judge.

The Will above-named is now deposited and opento inspection at the Court.

Nore:

GeneRaL Notice No. 922.

IN HIS MAJESTY’S SUPREME COURT OF KENYA,AT MOMBASA,



Notice os APPLICATION FOR ADMINISTRATION or HsvTatE

or Rasnip s/o ABDULLA, MECHANIC, LATE OF

Mombasa, DECEASED.

TAKE NOTICE that application having been made inthis Court by Rechmatbai d/o Sheikh Adam, of .Mombasa,for the administration of the estate of Rashid s/o Abdullalate of Mombasa, who died at Mombasa on the 14th day ofFebruary, 1923, this Court will proceed to make a decree inthe same unless cause be seown to the contrary and appear-ance in this respect entered on or before the Srd day ofDecember, 1923.

Mombasa,

10th November, 1923.JOSEPH SHERIDAN,

Judge.

GeneraL Notice No. 923.


Causz No. 100 or 1923.

In tHe marrer or Ranrwpap s/o Sarp KHAN, DECEASED.


TAKE NOTICE that on or after the 6th day ofDecember, 1923, I intend to apply to the Supreme Court ofKenya, at Mombasa, for an order to administer the estateof the above-named Rahimdad s/o Said Khan, who died atEldama Ravine on the 20th day of July, 1923.

Mombasa,

th November, 1923.MUSGRAVE THOMAS,

Acting Administrator General.

CENERAL Notice No. 924.



InN THE MATTER oF Peter NASH, DECEASED.


TAKE NOTICE that the account of the estate of theabove-named Peter Nash, deceased, has been lodged withthe Registrar of the Supreme Court at Mombasa, and thathe has appointed the 15th day of January, 1924, at 2 o’clockm the afternoon, for passing of such account.

Mombasa,

15th November, 1923.MUSGRAVE THOMAS,

Acting Administrator General.

Generau Notice No. 925...

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

To all to whom it may. concern.,

NOTICE is hereby given.that the partnership betweenus the undersigned Arthur John Ely and Robert HughLoynes, carrying on business in Nairovi, under the style orfirm of ‘‘A. J. fly, Chash Chemist,’’ has been dissolved asfrom the Ist day of September, 1923, by the. retirement ofRobert Hugh Loynes from the: said-firm. ~The said ArthurJohn Ely has taken over a.l-the assets and liabilities of thebusiness. ‘ Tih

All lebts due to cr cwing by the said firm of A. J. Ely,Cash Chemist, will be received and paid by the said ArthurJohn Ely, whe will. continue the said business as hithertounder the style or firm of A. J. Ely, Cash Chemist.

Signed at Natrobi.this Sth dey of November, 1923.

A. J. ELY.

R. H. LOYNES._Witness :—

H. J. NORIE,

Managing Clerk to F. Hopley,

Selicitor, Nairebdi.


NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorney

granted by me in the month of April 1923, and registered

in Dar-es-Salaam in favour of Mrs. Pauline Schwentafsky,

wife of Mr. Carl Schwentafsky, of Nairobi, Kenya Colony,

is hereby cancelled.

Sekenke,

25th October, 1923.P. BUTTLER.


TRADE MARKS GRDINANCE, 1912.

No. 17 or 1912. No. 60/23.

MATCHESD0 NOTGLOW NOR HEADS

To ALL TO WHom IT May CONCERN.

TAKE NOTICE that an application for the registrationasa Trade Mark of the label shown above to be used inconnection with goods mentioned in Class 47 of Part III ofthe schedule to tre above-mentioned Ordinance, in respectof Matches has been lodged by Jonkopings Och VulcansTandsticksfabrixsaktiebolag of Va.trva ‘lradgardsgatan 17,Stockholm, Sweden ; Match Manufactarers.

The label wil be registered as a Trade Mark after theexpiration of the period mentioneu in Section 13 of the saidOrdinance, provided ho notice of opposition is received.

; A ‘specimen of the Trade Mark the registration of whichis applied for can be seen at the office of the undersignedat Mombasa.

Registration is not claimed under the special provisionsof paragraph 5 cf Section 7 cf the said Ordinance.

Mombasa,

10th November, 1923.

D. EDWARDS,Registrer of Trade Marks.


Generar Notice No. 928.

TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1912.

No. 17 or 1912.

SHAVALLOTo sLL TO WHOM IT May CONCERN.

TAKE NOTICE that an application for the registration

as a Trade Mark of the label shown above to be used in

connection with goods mentioned in Class 48 of Part IST of

the schedule to the above-ventioned Ordinance, in respect

of Perfumery (including toilet articles, preparations for the

teeth and hair and perfumed soap), has been lodged by John

Knight, Limited, of The Roval Primrose Soap Works, Silver-

town, London, E., England ; Soap Manufacturers.

No. 61/23.

The label will be registered as a Trade Mark after the

expiration of the period mentioned in Section 15 of the saidOrdinance, provided no notice of opposition is received.

A specimen of the Trade Mark the registration of whichis applied for can be seen at the office of the undersignedat’ Mombasa.

Mombasa,

10th November, 1923.D. EDWARDS,

Registrer of Trade Marks.

Generat Notice No. 929.

THE PATENTS AND DESIGNS ORDINANCE, 1913.

CERTIFICATE oF ENTRY IN THE Recistry or Patents.

Certificate No. 98.

THIS is to certify that an entry has been made in theRegister of Patents in the name of The British Thomson-

Houston Company, Limited, of 83, Cannon Street, London,as appears in the schedule hereto.

This certificate is issued in pursuance of Section 8 ofthe above-mentioned Ordinance.

Date, 14th November, 1923.

D. EDWARDS,

8 Acting Registrar.PROTECTORATE

Parent SEAL.

SCHEDULE.

Number of Application.—93.

Date of Applicetion—14th November, 1923.

Name of Agplicant.—The British Thomson-Houston Com-pany, Limited.

Address of Applicant.—83, Cannon Street, London.

Number and date of Certificate of ‘Registration in theUnited Kingdom.—No, 147148, dated 29th October, 1923.

Nature of Patents.—Improvements in and relating to elec-tron discharge devices.

Documents, ete., filed in Registry :—

1. Two Copies Letters Patent granted in England.

2. Two Copies Complete Specification accepted inEngland, 7th October, 1921. .

3. Two Copies Drawings in relation to the Patent.

Affidavit.

Power of Attorney in favour of Messrs. Atkinson &Wright.

D. EDWARDS,Acting Registrar of Patents and Designs.

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