GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 4363

IN ACCORDANCE with the Records Disposal (Courts) Rules, notice is given that after three (3) months after the date of publication of this notice, I intend to apply to the Chief Justice for leave to destroy the records, books and Papers of the court of the senior resident magistrate at’ Vihiga as set out herebelow: Criminal Cases— 1937—1 to 191 1940—3 to 1187 > 1941—32 to 862 1942—8 to 1123 1943—3 to 789 1944—6 to 1000 1945—6 to 300 1946—4 to 787 1947—-1112 to 1676 1948—2 to 1391 1949—3 to 1980 1950—101 to 780 1951—5 to 669 1952—2 to 769 1954—2 to 963 1957—3 to 1099 1958—1 to 200 1959—1 to 948 1960—1 to 895 1961—1 to 1228 1962—1 to 1225 1963—1 to 800 1964—1 to 299 1965—1 to 999 1966—1 to 1896 1967—1 to 1576 1968—1 to 540 1970—1 to 400 1971—500 to 600 1973—101 to 199 1975—101 to 199 1976—800 to 899 1979—200 to 300 1980-801 to 900 1984—1100 to 1193 1985—300 to 1079 1986—100 to 1197 1987—100 to 899 1988—1 to 1393 1989—1 to 1297 1990—1 to 962 1991—1 to 1620 1992—1 to 1580 -1993—1 to 1677 1994—1 to 2242 1995—1 to 2433 Traffic Cases— 1988—1 to 961 1989—1 to 1159 1990—1 to 773 1991—1 to 1406 1992—1 to 619 1993—1 to 1528 1994—631 to 1922 1995—1 to 2856 Any person desiring the. return of an exhibit in any of the above cases must make good his claim before the expiry of three (3) months after the publication of this notice. All exhibits to which no claim is substantiated before the destruction of the records shall under rule 4 be deemed to be part of the records for the purpose of destruction. ; K. S. OMBAYE, .. Senior Resident Magistrate, Vihiga.